New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-10
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3 nycoet - sa III on sunday at
undar ii - ~ "a " - were cnildFea
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atf of r - ~. sa'a. saele Was falling
tasaeov Z. y may
abt, bsa,,h, - 'At ''s'e 'ae 0sy = remark
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afsAlk tis q Ho5oR-ETWo o. the young
nas :. u,s 9ecohd District mad hostile meet
.s ~. w ounaay morning. with small swords, aud
ieal. was lnas one o. Them had 70 be carried
hsns = setioas wound. Bath are said to
= I, plsass 81 pnck' and no little science
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& As LAW seaooL.-Ihe annual course Of lee
lures ~ tne LaWsDepartment Of the University of
IL ..'uislana began Yesterday, and Professor Rose
nus ueneefea " tne Introductory lecture to fair
5islsa' eiass, 8, considering the times
TIE FoURTH D1srRIcr poIsoNINs GAsERa-
corder Adams yesterday rendered his decision in
this case. Mrs. Carissa serirnia and Vital Lasear.
the two accused, were committed for trial before
the First District Court upon the charge OF having
attempted to bribe DR.. Zahender to poison MI.
serlnia. ser ,r ~
A ROMANCE sPoIrEp -someboav han sa;d ,bat
truth is q stubborn thing. and we a. q rano,ts,
are bound to confess that we knew itafte,,
have known il to onr sorrow, MANY and N N va
We had q magnificent item snoiiea ;nst - No
thought everything was in train ff,r he aato,,.,
ment of our readers, by accidentally stnmilno
over one of those stubborn little ssrmns ~ tr,y.,
Many d time have been tempted to sbnt aur euaa
entirely to truth, and wish it at the h,tfom of q
wel in reality, SO that it would neither bother ns
or our readers Some weeks ago We had 4 srJeu.
did case Of mystery. Our readers win rem.sr,bsr
that skull which was found under hof,se A. ,ha
Third District thev Will no donbt lrecollact tbo
thrilling interest it excited among tba fanorter.
and how we all spread ourselves upon a,sonntipr
for ita nreaenca ~ n Z
We never gave the case mn and ,ras ,n,as, II,
the belief that there was sone HORRIBLE y,stary,
connected with It. We hunted us ali tho ayida,,cs
to be found. We entered private i5TsTIi.,oa intra
duced ourselves to numerous people ana n,,mned
them until they looked as if they fell very Y,,u,,
inclined to kick Dis out of their sbo1ses ar,s1rya
learned the whole history Of the case AT last
However laceratine it NAV be Il, onr faalne,s ~
feel it to be our duty to tell this II,
ers, but we must claim their sv,nratfi 81 sxv
are human, and everybody must know that is con-
sequence we must feel disappo intment acntel1
Here goes: The skull originally belonged "a r.aaf
the victims of the yellow fever Of t5s ana tnsetba
with the body of its owner. was buried n { a1aI
low trench in ST. Vincent IA panJ,a q;
the Third District at the time when labor
scarce and time too short ia d;e daa {,ra ,,,,
miserable coffin in which it was buried soon rotted
to dust and the yicissitudes ~ a. vsr
tha hsa,,,.ht q. I. yesls Nea
oesn' sne ~ ehaii " tne SURFACE. "A negro
named george, whose wife belonged to the lady
who at that time occupied the house where Btbe
skull was discovered. while walking 4, III oa,ss
4 ! e'.as' % J" atte siAitnns ~ tI tHe ceihe- Z
tefy one afternoon, found it, and thinking would
be good joke to take it home and frighte,, his
Wte picked It up and cor ceaiing j under bis coat
smnggled It out Of the cemetery ana into his Wifes
bed chamber
4 OF eourse the woman ,vas etsr,Iod - hs,,,a;.
"'o 9s'tt s'eu ste @ enoloil's
suoh 'l' an awial tniug IN her bed'room when she
went there at night, and kicked up such fuss that
her mistress came ont and injured the canse
George then owned mn to the ioke. hut tha lad,
~ p - "p ~ .'to jsfho' tee pu1 t1e iauy
not exactly seeing the point. ordered him to take
it back to the cemetery the first thing next morn
ing, and to- enable him to do tb;s couye,,ie,+r sha
o 3, - = ~ ~ 9 toyiss 2s7o Shish NY, shs
loaned him a cloth to tie it up in, which happened
70 be an old veil which she had been using that
day while cutting the hair of one Of her chiIdfen
George was tai law ~ ar, 4 /, ;s.
ti'e nlsnt fohed thunder the Kitchen, where it re-
manned until after that family moved out and am
other came to occupy the premises and was acai.
deuta,fv fa,,,d re- s =
-. ay = ,s eeins unuer 1ne mouse
aitef calcken sStc aaasN goftG 'FRaai OF. as
the poet has it, "Sich is life.H We shall never be
able to look skull in the face again aSS s5,ss
p,n,u n,s.,,,s., ~ M. 4g,r,5
=. ilssI DISTRICT GoIRT.--lhe following parties
manded to prison to await trial ~
& Arthur Nj cMahon, arson; Fred. Minanapd .sTnhn
Frenzel, larceny; Moses and Mrs Myers. william
Jordan and Henry Chafin, assault and battery.
+ Henry Parr was tried for assalf Ana hattery ara
acquitted. saa s8s5sf - -'2TE1
j. NJ Wing, charged with breach Of trustswas
tried and convicted. IS 3TTstz IT.
7 yppcnpnv.s E,,,,,so,,,.. f,a,.u.. .,,. h. 4, -
caseS Iua,a naa sos ioiloWiEg
fa5 in baI, ~ or anu the parties
= Charles Meeisitv accnsei, .o,5 .ss.,,,.,r ".
Iana NnsS cba,5 ts, Y ~ y as On guy Miss
Thos Murson ana pasn,. :, H. after
san,s;no aa ht.n;a ousw, agcusea pi as
Burke for Eeanins ,isoa5srI1 IizSle
Raas ~, alsolasiiy mouse William
ously wounding Daniel HoeE Peyton vas ssr3 -
the Parish Prison to await the result ae Hnnhss
wound. s " G3sJ " .ts'T''-F ~ 7
j Thos. Haughton, who disturbed the aeara ~
Catherine Husacanlp, was fined $40 and maf,efa
member of the peace society: and Thomas Rnash z
Il.