New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-28
Local Intelligence.

Russell, secretary of the Board Of Health,
reports that the whole number of deaths
in this city last week was one hundred and
thirty-fOur. Three died of catarrh, of con-
gestion Of the bowels, 4 of congestion of
the brain, 81 of consumption, of adult de-
biliry, of infantile debility, drowned.
of dysentery, Of acute dysentery, OF
chronic diarrhea,2 of dipktheria, OF bilious
fever, , Of cOngestive fever, of pernicious
fever. of yellow fever. / of hemorrhage
Of the lungs, 3 Of heart disease, 2 of enlarge
ment Of the heart, 3 of inflammation of the
bowels, l of injuries, 2 Of intemperance,
accidentally killed, of lockjaw,2 of old
age, Of paralysis, of pneumonia, Of poi
son, stillbOrn, 2 of sutfocation, l of
wounds, and of gunsho, wound. Twenty
eight were inferred from public institutions
and eighteen on certificates of coroners.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge -dbeh. - The
trial Of the Boyd brothers. for shooting and
killing Samuel Rainey, was commenced
yesterday for the second time. The fashion
of exceptions and rulings was INDUCED in
at almost every stage Of the proceedings.
The trial was not concluded, and will be
taken up to-day.
The Grand Jury yesterday brought in a
true bill against j. NJ West. publisher of
the Patriot, for libel, on the following in
dictment:
That one j. NJ. West. on the eleventh of
November. being a person of envious will
and wicked mind, and Of a most malicious
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and unlawfully minding. contriving and in
tending, as much as in him lay, TO iniure.
Cypress. aggrieve and Willy the good name.
fame, credit and reputation of one Henry
{. Dibble, good, peaceable and worthy
citizen Of the State of Louisiana. and to
bring him into public scandal, infamv. con
tempt, ridicule and disgrace, at the time
and place aforesaid. and within the juris
diction aforesaid, Of his great hatred, malice
and i'll will toward the said Henry &. Dib
bic. wickedly, maliciously and unlawfuly
did compose and print. and cause and pro
cure to'be composed and printed. a certain
false, scandalous, malicious and detamatory
libel of and concerning the said Henry c.
Dibble, containing the false. scandalous.
malicious and detamatory words and mat
ter following:
by collision between the Governor, the
Judge of the Eighth District Court (mean
ing and intending thereby the said Henry
~. DlUDlc, Lucu ana HOW Judge Oh tut
Eighth District Court, and a CarOndelet
street broker, the State was swiniled out of
seventy-fve thousand dollars. There is no
question that the swag was divided be-
tween them, the Governor getting the lions
share
Which said scandalous malicious and de-
famatory libel he, the SAID j. NJ. West, af-
terward, to wit, at the time and place
aforesaid, wickedly, maliciously and I'M
lawfully, did print and publish, in a certain
newspaper printed and published in the |
city Of New Orleans, and within the juris- |
diction of this honorable court. called the |
New Orleans. Patriot, the said scandalous, !
malicious and defamatory libel to the great
damage, disgrace. scandal, infamy, con-
tempt and ridicule Of the said Henry G. |
Dibble, and contrary to the form of the |
statute of the State of Louisiana, in such |
case made and provided, and against the |
peace and dignity of the same.
c. II. LUZENBERG,
District Attorney.
The article referred to was printed in the
Patriot of Saturday, November ii, headed
"Gubernatorial Sharp Practice" A capias
was issued for the arrest of Mr.. West.
Isaac Anspacher, charged with knowingly
receiving stolen property on the fifteenth
Of July, to wit: A set of Masonic emblems,
worth one hundred dollars, that had been
stolen from DR.. S. r. Hurd day previous
pleaded not guilty. Joseph Doyle, before
the Recorder, swore that he stole the
articles out of DR.. Hurd's armolr, and sold
them to Anspacher for one dollar. The
accused is released on bail. D. N. c.
Hughes, Esq, for defense.
DR.. j. B. Perez, charged by Indictment
of the Grand Jury, with having outraged
the person of Caroline Hetzel, was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty. The accused was
released on $1,000 bonds, which were given
by Mr.. Charles Cavanac, No. 3Ji Bienviilc
street.