New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

mitted in March, 1865 Information was
sent here a few days ago that he was en-
! jloved on the steamboat Nick Longwortll.
aud had shipped at Louisville. When that
! vessel arrived here the officers went ca
board and found him in the hold, hard t
work. He was taken Ia the first precinc.
! station.
The other prisoner is Louis Cross. noto-
ricus. who is accused OF having robbed
| Mrs. Cuburn's store. No. IFS Tchoupitoulss
street. and the dwelling No. 2f9 D"lord
! street, some weeks ago. The first robbery
! Wis pernc.rarcd on the seventh uit.ino. and
Cross disappeared soon ;fterwarI. He did
not return until yesterday. when he was
| pulled. Smith and Harris think they viii
! have no trouble 10 convict.
! BRIEF NENTION.--About .,cht O'Clock
| yesterday morning. a fire, caused by IN
oyerheated stovepipe. occurred in the cciice-
! house OF Mr.. Gilman, at I'll" corner oi
| Orange and Peters streets. The damage
| proved trihing. and the flames were
t;ngu;sled before an alarm WAS necessary.
"a !iitl haAHttt IIful IioAiueS> WIS al =
rested by Sergeant Butler. charged with
! having cut two men named Henry Faust
and Henry Rietier. AT the premises Ne 81
Hospital street. Recorder Staes remaaded
Holmes on each charge in detauf, Of 500
bonds.
A small bog named Florian was picked
NJ or the strict with his eye almost out.
caused by the explosion OF Il fire cracker.
which was thrown By another boy in his
face at the Raaue;te green. on ST. Bernard
avenue. He viii be taken care of BY
lady. who wishes to adopt him.
The room Of Mr.. Widemann, No. 10. Gus
tomhouse street, was burslariousIy entered
Monday evening. about ten o'clock. by two
men, who stole two silver watches and SIG
teen dollars in greeubacks.
lsQUEsr On TIE BODY Or CONRAD CE0ER.
Coroner Creash yesterday morning con-
Guided his inquest on the body OF Conrad
Ceder who va, killed on Common street,
New Years evening. The following add
tonai testimony was elected:
!. A. Calvert. sworn--f came down stairs
and was standing at the gate. about seven
O'Clock =. NJ; | saw man under the in
iueuce OF liquor standing within four
five feet OF the gate: when | went ont there
Miss Murray and Mr. Wcllnot were stand
ing there: | heard the deceased using very
abusive language / remarked to him that
he had better z" about his business: the
ladies retired within thu house, and Mr.
Person came out and shot III. dccea sed;
there vas no previous quarrel between Nr.
Person and the deceased before the SloOH
ing took place.
The jury, after hearing the evidence. %
turned a verdict that the deceased came tn
his death from . .unshos ws'lnd. initic'eA
by A. b. Person.
a'oroner Cr-ags made sormas siiidisys
against the sseosA. ehSr.ins sir0 Gle
murder
William Tcrrs e5es brleeos 10 Co. O. ;ssl
charged with afAn.
HARDSHIP or An ORpNASt E.-et . 70 >se
hoped that one Of our city admins TRAITORS
will 1ind it necessary to violate a portion Of
ordinance No. 6:iS. so that they may, by per-
sonal experience become aware Of the misery
and hardship il entails on MANY unoffending
citizens and strangers. Scarcely night
passes but some innocent person suffers
incarceration on GS, and Last night
there were Ave arrests on il. The law is a
nuisance, and when Our administrators in
vesti.ate the subject they will. doubtless,
repeal it. See first Samuel, XIV, u, Old
Testament.
Coroner T. F. Jackson, for the Second and
Third Districts, held, during the last month.
l9 inquests and - views; total "a. Causes
of death: Heart disease 4. s.illborn | cere
bral apoplexy ., teething l, ascitis l, drown
ing ], debility ., gunshot wound l, contu-
sion of tho brain l, meningitis 2. pulmonary
apoplexy ), phthisis ,. iris nascentium ..
suicide by shooting l, congestion Of lungs l.
pneumonia l, fracture of skull ]. chronic
pcricarditis !, internal injuries g, cancer OF
congestiye chill l.
Cotoner Creagh held an inquest OIL the
old. native of Ohio, who came TO his death
by internal hcfncrrhage, caused by gun
shot wound from unknown hands, at
Churchill's landing, Atchafalaya river. on
the twenty fourth ultimo. Blake was
brought to this city soon after ne was
wounded, and died yesterday.
George Wise, pichpocket Of low degree
did not put in an appearance before the Grim
inal Court for trial yesterday, and probably
will be absent to-day when called in Re-
corder Houghton's court. for picking Mrs.
Frceman's pocket in Baronne street car.
Of course his bondsman will settle up
when he gets ready.
The following are the statistics OF the
commerce of Hayti and San Domingo with
the United States, as shown by the bureau
OF statistics of the Treasury Department.
in 1868: The imports of san Domingo
from the United States amounted to SS3.365
the exports TO the United States We're S6i,-
ITO: the exports were s20el in 1869. The
imports Of both Uayti and San Domingo
from the United States amounted 10 but
81 ,229 632;; the exports 10 the United States
amounted to Sl,3l9.i:iS, and IL: exports
elsewhere to Sl2e, i6... The chief ports Of