New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24
%utal 9ntelli4etlre.


paying Lor them, but the son OF the owner OF the
s'ote, WHO haa served hnt ran from hehlhu .to
counter ana caught him by the coat me latLer
Oi INC Doy, nearing nolse' came OUT from the
room IN winch he was sitting with ms sick WIG
some qaaffenng ensuing between ne no
groes ana Mr. Stonllg, MS "he hi"haseu
70 leave her room, ou' ony III l,ins
10 see nm shot down one Ie"o,ou t,,1
MN WIN olIncuity ana trleu ~.
up put Whne endeayoring 10 uo 80 anotiot
""9 nieu' anu te - 80 - - f,o5 NO,
.,.o.,o e,tsI - ao,1;or named Scott has
b bao, orsoat0a and n ia alleged that he il the
.Se"-ussaI - "A Tho sbooting. The remainder
NJ +Lo so,,ad ,vore being looked after by the pro
,,ar or4,, ,aritfas
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DAAIh OF 20 A. ,ttaa1oo.,
Nhhoisof Ii. =. ~ C,no5
vi Sesteiu"y us en-, s1a,..a, ,..au;sa-,os
sstee. ,rat,, ,,,r tad t1o a5
~@1 Dtls' Il','. .,a 49, Thaato S,5
Sl a'.' s'' ri,a ~ ,tat, ,a
ao,,4nto W those who rosidod with ber "a Il VOC
I-,,,, 10 ,,,any If tbern tbot che had ratirad to
Ear arortrnert ornoren+Iv IN oond beo1tb soon
ofto. +tc b,a.1,sast bour Tho coronor 1yae cont
for and the result or the inonest was a verdict
that the deceased came to her death through the
agency of chloroform.
1t was stated in evidence that Mrs. MorIand
was in the habit of inhalng chloroform habitually,
even on the stage. note was found addressed by
her to her husband, Harry Morland saying that if
he did not see her after the performance he would
never meet her again. 1t is said that they did not
live bappily torether. and we are informed by the
police that Morand was recently arrested for i'll
treating his wife. It's q sad case under any cir
cumstances
A NEGRo YourH FATALLY srABBED.-A colored
boy about Is years of age, named Tom, was
stabbed. near the corner of Commerce and Julia
streets about half past eight o'clock last night by
another colored youth supposed to be boy
known by the name of Alfred. The wound proved
fatal. Alfred who is said to be the brotherin-law
of the deceased, made his escape. Lieut. Manning
and sueeial officer Howard. of the First District
police, Immediately investigated the affair, but on
account of the reticence of the negroes very little
information eonld be obtained last night.
p,,,o,,,, r,,o, norhos ,vbo p,.s convictad II
Tho C,rr,inoI ronrt of Nop, nrloa,,g II, Tn,v 1ac5
,s borsn atoa1inr ord vbq ,yoa sentenced 10 IN,
nrisopr,a,t 81. hard labor for one YEAR has bee,
,,ar5anad h., ~ r, (,,nar,or
FENNEE's BATTERY MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION
A meeting of this association was held last nigh
!, nj rror IL ,ri,g,siv,,i r7tr. ro,,,,,,,, M .
- M naH Q. MLsSSslPpl rire company NO
presided over by wee PresdenJ Logan. Inc chle
business before the meeting was the presentation
ofa constitution and bv-lays bv the committee an
.,.i.t.7 e.. 4t,. ,rro,a a., IT, o,,,s;d
Polt'0D W. "-"V y Aio''oH ~ eolAsu
Grafton Of the Constitution, ETC., was appropriate
postponed until the next meeting. After the trans
action of sorna other buainass onlv intereatinp n
the members Of the association, The meeting ad
iorr,as
ARREsTs.-O1arles VI Deblb eron was arreste
by Officer Barron on Claiborne street on a charg
~ oboo+;,,, a woman soia +o bo b;s ,vifa TL
80, -, 0.l.Il' sIlH. '1s--ss
Tin, rrtor,Tsrn cr,s+od,, h., oi.fz.
~ :, F F
CooA, on hathparL street. oeihg accuseu OF foE
berry BY Barbara Daley. Officer Hyatt also charge
j. T. with carving a concealed weapon
NJ -, 80 ~. r,.,,,, Do,-o !.
A"o yVu"s H'0n Ha'i'N y. gH' @le w "n'"e' ~
morrow the complaint OF VIM. F. Trevett, VIII
alleges that thev so oyerdone two horses whic
fbav bire5 from, hin, that ono oF +baro died fror
- =, ,i'' Tn.
Tue III t1eaLnien'' Ahs 10 puV ohe siue Vi Vi
story, of COURSE Another may be ELECTED to-da
heCore the recorder The parties CHARGED pay
Soiy ~ ar,,,aor o.
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hEoohgIi I1i,h EEI tEN III 4W AnoreWS
herman uhlRofh ana Harry WTlBht, were al
Taigned respectively on charges OF assault an
battefy' Inc cases were all cohuhuea lor exam
hauoh;
Matlda' coiored, was examined on cnarge o
larceny ana Ihere not belhg sn4lclent evidence T.
mpHcate her, sue was dismissed
nadye OF the Geiestiat Empire, known by the
name OF Joe, got on tear night before last an(
Yen4lated himself considerably thfouSh sectl0I
OF the Old Ihird. lie was calabo9sed, and yester
day had to pay fine OF fifteen dollars, or go t
prison for twenty days.
pyco,nry 1rp,,,, ,pn,s Corrpr Nrrs K-ir1eD o,,
eors f bn tho man Of fbe bnnsa o1 yonts ~ ~
fLia5 y izt ~ 80 ~ Lnl NJ n eli 80 ~ =.
Wnioh y jusJ ABOUT az pad ior mF' n 0he was
Fagned yesterday on q charge OF commltnngan
aSsaIlt ana oajtery on the eggl heau OF the h1s 90
Ihe feud VIII be investigated one OF thoseI"ys'
unless the matrlmohlm pfeach De stopped ,=
REcoRDER AuERN's CoURr.-Charles Dixon,
color1d, was committed for trial to the ciminai
court, on he charge of larceny. preferredlgainst
him by Mrs. Giuynland, No. SIS Carondele street.
1t was alleged that ilo purloined from tie house
of the complainant one Gnndred dollars in gold,
and a shawl worth one hundred dollars. Bail
$50O'
James Genevett colOred drayman, was com
mitted to the workhouse for six months, or until
he can find some reliable person to youch ia his
was accused Of stealing four barrels of porFfrom
the lePee' HIS statement was thai some on mad
story did not receive credit enough to preent j.
G., from being sent to rustiCate in the lafayette
street institution.