New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16
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near the foot of st. Peter street in the Second Dis
trct. Verdict of the jury We the undersigned
do declare that from the best of our knowledge
and belief, and from evidence adduced, that said
). Kruger was drowned at about the hour of ten
r. M, on January the 10th, 1866, in the Mississippi
river, at the steamship landing at the foot of St.
Peter street, and that according to evidence, said
Kruger was accidentally drowned at the above
named place and time. We, the jury of inquest
do further declare that the said steamship COM
pany, by having their wharf open and unprotected,
| should become liable for the loss of said S. KrE-
gers life.
| The deceased was drowned as he was going
ashore from the steamship Costa Rica.
An inquest was held over the bodies of one Hop
kins, colored man, native Of Virginia, aged eighty
| five years, found dead in an open lot near the
corner of Warsaw and Beauregard streets in the
Third District, and Michael Dirney anatiye Of Ire
land, aged twenty-eght years, found dead at No.
SIC Craps street. Verdict. Died of dropsy.
BuRGLARY.-On last Saturday night, the grocery
store of Messrs Stafford & Co., at the corner of
Jackson and Rousseau streets, in the Fourth Dis
trct of this city, entered by burglars and
robbed of one thousand dollars in uncurrent bills
and one thousand in greenbacks. They entered
by the back door, through the panel of which they
bored hole with gmlet, by means which en-
abled them to unfasten the door. The money was
in strong safe, but it failed to be protection from
those experienced burglars, and they succeeded in
decamping with the booty. Four men, named Pat
rick O'Rourke, Chas. Reilly, Philip Krummell and
Samuel Wilson, the latter colored, were arrested
as being concerned in this robbery.
DANGEROUS AND SUsPICroUs.-John Williams q
colored man, was arrested yesterday at 81 P NJ,
on St. Charles street. by officer Fox, charged with
being dangerous and suspicious character and a
vagrant. An omnous vial of chlorofoTnl some
dice, pack of cards and breastpn were found
upon his person, and are to be used, we suppose,
= as vouchers for his character.
JUVENILE YAGRANTs.-Richard Williams and
Philip Pinckney, both colored were arrested yes
, terday morning at six O'Clock by officers Kelly and
: Nestor who found them sleeping door, and
q brought to the lookup as juvenile vagrants.
/, CRESCENT CITY CRICKET CLUB.-A number o
a members of the old time 20 Crescent City Crcke
Club met together last evening over the Carroll
= ton Railroad Depot, for the purpose of taking
v steps towards reorganization Of the Club. Tit
n only business done was the appointing of Friday
= evening next for the holding of general meeting
II and the election of officers and members. Tit
, members present, Messrs. john J. Hand, JOIN
e Syme, F. S. Anderson, Edward Wright, A. F
a Suter, James Borland, j. Renton and G. w. White
, were requested to use their endeavors to secure
It full attendance on Friday evening next at tn
F. same hour-half past seven-and place. TL
y meeting then adjourned.
e THE GALLANT DEAD.-Captain Il. Longer d
saues, young and gallant native of this city
commanding Company F, Miles Legion, c. S. A
was killed at Port Hudson, the 4th of June
j. 1863 whilst bravely fighting in an engagement
IF with the Federal forces His remains were burie
j. near the spot where he fell but have since bee
N exhumed, and on Saturday last, after the appre
in pirate rites at Christ Church, on Canal stree
e were consigned to their final resting place in s.
n Louis Cemetery, in presence of sorrowing rela
d tves and friends.
a. u. S. DISTRICT CouRr.-U. s. vs.. one lot 0
ground, the propetty9of F. Machaarel,
st II is ordered this that there be judgInen
is in favor of intervenors, VIM. Baker and Josepl
,e Amat, for the sum of $4,000 with interest. III
ut costs were ordered to be taxed and paid;
e.. Sawyer u Mcnende2 VS.. the cargo of the Britis
Ill brig Margaret.
rs On the report of U. s. Commissioner Claiborne
in it was ordered that the bellants recover from til
ar proceeds the sum Of $780, with costs ,,
L. s. VS.. the steamer Fanny Thornton. Tl
er case was continued till to-day.
u FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-State VS.. Emma an
G Suzanne, charged with larceny. Verdict of IL
CT iuty-guilty.
" stale vs.. Billy ManneIi, C00red, charged VIII
SO larceny. Nerdict-guilty of petty larceny.
ef State VS.. P. Ii. Williams, charged with larcen,
III Verdict-guilty.
State VS.. Louis Julius, colored, charged with Ia
1e ceny. Verdct-guilty.
al State VS.. Geo. Godfrey, charged with larceny
o. Verlict-guilty-
ne State vs.. Henry Phuner, charged with larcen
Verdct--guilty.
He Ae RECORDER GAsTINELs CouRr.-Lewis Carlo
ba was sentenced to pay fine of $50, or be impri
al oned for thirty days in the parish prison. for Vi
u ting city ordinance No. 5O2 and boire found with
,n1 pair of brass knuckles about his person.
-" JAS Cuitan was sent to the Workhouse for six
day upon the charge of vagrancy.
Joe Mosie, darke, being found guilty of Ia
ceny, was sent to the parish prison for TWEEN
of days
=, Agnes Rodosquie and Mary KEENAN, both Ct
" ored Louise Duplantier, of the persuasio
L, L. Felienhast, Fosseth Jennie, Elizabeth Stee
ed colored, and Mary Jane also colored all for tigl
lg. ing, disturbing the peace and making themselv
in generally obnoxious, and Mary Kelly, who w
he picked up in beasty state of ntoXtcation on Il
banquette of Levee street, were each sentenced
ms pay fine OF $40, or be imprisoned for fifteen da
en-. in the parish prison.
ra- John Manette, a vagrant, found prowling abo
Casacavo street, was sent for ninety days to II
are workhOuse.
es VIM Hall, colored, charged with disturbing tt
me peace on IRENE street, was sentenced to fittet
days Imprisonment.
ms Bernard Telly was fined So for drunkenness, al
his so also J. r. Murphy,
en-, John Fox was sent to the Workhouse for thir
,he days as a vagrant.
te RECORDER KEUEBBEs CoURT.-Geo. Bradley, f
I'm stealing tlrty-iive dollars worth of money al
'ed wearing apparel from T. W. Lee, who occupi
vii the same room with him in Murphy's board
, house. on St Charles street, and Thomas Caro-
liy for stealing cotton, were botl sent to the WoI
we house for thirty days.
lot Peter French who was arrested on Sunday
we a dangerous anG suspicious cha aTacter, was sent
Ose the workhouse for six months.
aS- J. Sweeney, Thos. Marshall, Il. Rurns and
VII phia Smith, were all sentenced to pay fiue
fa i've dollars be imprisoned for thirty days,
ess drunkenness.
John Tyrrell and Wm. Tyrrell, charged by NJ
1yrrell and Julia Maxwell with assault and bate
)lle with intent to Kill, and also charged by otfiC
nal I.awler with being an habtual drunkard and tci
, ing his cothes was fined ten dollars, or thu
DC days imprisonn in default of giving bonds
We six months in the of $3.50, to keep the peat
oW Mrs. Dooley, charged by Mrs. Mary Spelnl
oiy with insulting, abusing and threatening her
, IL Julia sueet, made to give peace bonds for
lily months III the sum Of $3.50, in default sentenc
ear to fine of two dollars and half or twenty da
) OF imprisonment. 4.
ght Ihos. Leonard, charged by his wife with
the sanity, WAS sent to the Insane Asylum.
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f on TIE LATE SUICIDE.-Ee were in error as to t
, @ vi cause Of the selEdestructiOn of the unfOrtun
asn aau young woman Belle Ayres. We were inform
That al ienl he not