The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-21
City lntellix ence.

ANOTHER MuRDnR.-Our city was yesterday the scene OF
another murder, oil which give the particulars below,
derived from Mr. II. j. Domngon. who present
the deed committed made the statement oath
Mr. Domngon states that hapast ~ O'Clock yesterday
morning he wiring in tle store oil j. X. Carera
tonee at liz Charts street, Augun Vincent Roger,
keeper Of pefumery shop In the neighDofhoo2 came
Theodore Champagne. in the auction told Roger
that he had the business that he ROge had
him. and that he (Champagne) was entitled a
Their for Roger replied that the business
and that no commission due Champagne then said
Here your money without reuibuuon (commsson) and
don't to have anyth more to do with you. This
will teach another time 10 do business with OF
character" Roger then said You Insult me. and am
going to slap YOU. Thus saying he rushed upon Cham
pague and scufle ensued Domingon attempted
parties, and seized Roger, who however, escaped
from bis grasp and tried sword lying He
first prevented Roger from reaching the swod and while
struggling vii him, he heard slap blow, but by whom
given could He thinks. however, that by
Champagne who Immediately ed toward the door
leading Befre Champagne reached the door,
however, Roger escaped IRON Domngons grasp succeeded
ge ting hold of the sword and rushing upon Champagne
beoe could be prevented. plunged into his body Cham
payne exclaimed " He has killed me-" and died in few
minutes.
The deceased about thirty of age, and
red Upon intelligence OF his death beng communicated
| to his wife, who about becoming mother, she was
thrown into condition that left but little hope OF her outiv
ing the day.
Roger was Immediately taken before Recorder Gsno and
prison. When he arragned he begged the
Recorder examine two wiaAes that present.
convenient he DESTROYS to out and at
Tend to business and he seemed surprised when in
formed that he prison. As soon, however, the
immediate excitement the proceeding he fell into
very different state OF mind upbradng himself In terms OF
despair for having far given way to his passions
SERIOUS CHARGE.-Jamss Gandoo, ESQ.,, yester,
day anagned before Recorder Caldwell. charge
feued by Peter Conrey, Jr, to the following effect:
On the 9th inst Mr. Gandofo applied to Mr.. COnrey to
sell bill of exchange, drawn by the firm of James Gandofo
l L. Oman uh.yn n M rf Rnztnu
for co. Mr. Conrey stated that his instructions from
the Bank of Charleston the of which he purchased
bills purchase only such were drawn shipments
of merchandise MIR. Gsndoo replied that the bill offered
by him was drawn shipment of cotton, which he had
made order of the said Cunning ham Co., and he
andofo endorsed the bill that effect. writing thereon
that it dawn a shipment of cotton. Mr. Coney
that thu and endorse ment he pur
chased the BILL giving Mr. Gandofo, in payment check
drawn on the Bank of New York for $l0.O90 49, which
duly paid by the Bank account of the Bank
of Charleston. The bill dishonored by Messrs N.
Cunningham Co., for the that it had been drawn
by Mr. Gandolfo for his modaon and not OF
shipment of merchandise the ntaOn Of Mr. Gan
dofo this respect having Mr. Conrey alleges, been false
neither his firm having shipped merchan
disc of kind, against which dra the bill Sold and HI
therefore charges him with having obai ned the OF
Bank of Charleston under false petences Mr. Conrey turtle
that OF the for the said bill OF exchapg
received by him by the Bank of Charleston
. Upon being auaignei, Mr.. Gandolto DleaGed guilty
Recorder fixed the examination of the for Tues
, | day, the 10Th lnst
. OUTRAGEOUS TREArMKNT.-J. NJ. Wolfe, counsel 10
J. Hebum yesterday filed petition in the Filth Distrc
Court. embracing the following representations and claiming
N | in the premises $500 damages
l. The petitioner states that he board tn
n ship Falcon, Patton MASTER lying in this port he
recent voyage from Bremen New Orleans during tn
passage Captain Patton, with Albert Ryan, mate and
y Thompson third dashed petitioner a staple screwe,
into deck and kept him fastened there during two days
that they kept him in irons, struck him with wooden bel
ing piR and whipped him about twenty times with rope
he bleeding freely from the effects of the blows He state
they also gagged HIM, and beat him such manner
Al disable him for several days Petitioner believes that h
would have been killed. had the Captain and his officer
Is feared the interference of the OF the ship.
The petitioner further stated that he believed Can't Patton
be about leaving the State and therefore prayed that
might be and placed bonds The Court there
Mt lore issued warrant for the Captains arrest.
AssAuLTIsa A WoMAN.-F. J. Wiegand was yesterda,
ordered to appear before Judge Larue the
that magistrate Tor ta charge of having Commute,
IS an assault upon Catherine Louisa Gouda
FRE.-A fire broke evening" at quarter past min
O'CLOCK IN Pfyanna street, nearly opposite the Female
phan Asylum, and before the flames could arrested tire
me dwelling houses destroyed. We did tn
names OF the occupants OF the Of the buildings
=; CoSrRAvESrIoS.-D. Richards I'm O. was yeserda
arrested on board The schooner G. B. Matthew'S Robinson
master. charged wi being in the State in
law.
81 VAsaANT-Charles Lameyre. alias White alias som
thing ee yesterday by Recorder Genos before III
en- First District Court for nia charge of
OF Charles remains in prison until Judge ready
to commodate him.
AssAULrlss AN oryIoER.-Rscorder GsnOs ysstsrda