New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

THE LAST MURDER --The following is the con-
fesion of one of the wretches concerned in the
of the poor girl Mary the slave of Mr. Chiffon or Che
vilon- as his name appears to be written
VOLUNTARY DEClAEATISS JEAT ADAM RICO
Sly days sfh MURDER Of Ill., cbv !s 5s a and the
Ano e Se prdp g" pS, net and G e
tn; house q Mr. chevion; he said that there was
a, bsk FrIia nsht, iath @ % %os
mud and ascraaS that tTs was no /" the ." e s or H
m went 'n v T n6n an au G" s bolt Hf Day f M AnS
to the t a that it fastened by holt he said lat the way
TouId Ss'sT vail s doom, a "d f.:
plan six day. previous to the me d pnnr En-
n h from bo Sos @py Sda wat ar c Sd and hsr Were
the slave girl Mary the house determined to make the
% a ar' e toy ROB s snt
house the hours 2. s on ii.
m%y If r che D ,s house. Anhony Pl,e left louis ne e
chsyi9n house 70 watch the black girl speak her,
Wse o S p d. Mr. @ e.. s entertain S H.
s Vas va, fonversng Win the slave girl Mary coe helped
he the s SSe gG"f r G o M and s %
o Ie and HE then entered ,r"s n bs door Nj chsy
n,seke tons Dre aud myself look from the aror six hundred
s d5 s c" rn ass co 2 sn 6S ns
thirty dollars notes which one was for one Hundred "ars
one ao twenty dollars and one ten dollars and hundred and
the h"a with the money the slave girl Mary entered from the
",sa 1 s%S 'Ss '! We m" sa' t
that Louis pas had carried WIZ him. and had dro~d
%n S S T a he fE Sasd Af Gn ps sn %y,
in which We washed ourselves We went ont by the By
when went out my room at the place before
S {" 's % A"' A"}"fy what had
we're Eas he money nd s% @ and s af DID I'VE ~at us hi s
sFSe s OcF :. Aq h Re then M TIA" tn
house Henry Dese and wait there until
%Ss% s%s fSs "%%f
r the he'd we Item o tcS& @ pa Hi s G ad w s a %e
n The circus and all billiards house
~ @ ss ' As ssss$ s%
Snn ' @ St R and one s. so S in S b@Si h
t %a. Gp Witch Louis took at ns5t hundred
ANTHONY Delsic sixty iors NJ
nsS s syp HAT I he w 'a gong G'sn
day Monday and Monday ns Hy room and hs Wnt % Sa on II Tues
day morning. about five o'clock
Henry DeLisle of the persons referred to above
has been arrested and is in prison The only
the murderers yet at large is Louis DeIisle.
VIOLENT AssAULT.-Louis Robin states that
on Thursday night while passing along Burgundy
between Main and st. Philip street. in company with Mr.
Etenne Fahre he with his companion, attacked by
a man named Claude Barron who struck him with a
slung shot Mr. Fabre was also struck with the siung
shot and stabbed and is in consequence, confined to his
house Barron, who has the atias Of Mermod, was
rested, and is in prison awaiting examination
EMPLOYER ROBBED.--Chas. Estingois, keeper
of restaurant in Bienve street yesterday charged
Jean Bonneau formerly clerk in his establishment with
having at sUndry times during his employment robbed
nm oil wines and other property to considerable amount
A warrant was issued for the arrest of Bonneau.
BARK SoLD.-The bark Ardennes, of pa tons,
was sold yesterday by the Sheriff for $4,000 cash
ALLEGED lARCENY.--Mafy Dixon charges
Bridget ahoney with having stolen S25 from her prem
ses in Notre Dame street Bridget arrested and will
be examined at an early before Recorder Caldwell
TRIcKs.-Otficers, Kehoe yesterday morning
arrested two fellows called Charles Gibson and the
other Charles Wilkinson alias Smith having found them
in the act OF endeavorng to inyege countryman into
- her
brought to the wachhouse various articles pertaining
the vocation of the accused found upon them
cnng certain fraudulent tokens such as blank notes
checks; and brass somewhat resembling gold and ey-
IDENTIFY intended 10 pass for that metal The principal
charge against the fellows is that they dangerous
and suspicious characters, with few etceteras Th