New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-19

empty hosshead the accused passed rapidly by. thro
the sword into an slley and passed down ads
Antonio Sancho called, for the StateIs PROPRIETOR
the cofeehouse where Cutino was killed had heer, sbs
and when Is returned found Cutno dead after vshs
was arrested and taken to the caaboose he said to M
ness, boss save me !" asked him why he killed Cutin
This was spoken IN Italian The District Attorney at til
point declared the testimony closed the part Of ID
State. The court then adjourned till O'Clock p NJ
| The Court met at the appointed hour
Costello for the defence, sworn-Was in the cofeehous
where Cutno was killed, and while talking to the propr
Cntino said that he had been cut In few minutes
began to grow very weak and witness supported him
holding him around the waist deceased made eor
to speak, but could not artcuate witness then laid hin
on the ground and Cutino said ssAden Costello Gu
tno was then laid on table In the coffee house. and
doctor was sent for who said he could do nothing for h
wounded man, for he good as dead Saw cthip
| OF the prisoner at the time.
Cross Examined the prisoner about ten minute
before the when the proprietor Of the coffee
house paid him 81 The proprietor paid him becaus
Vicchionf demanded settlement. saying he wished
leave the house had frequently accused about til
house previous to the he mmedateIv disan
peared and witness did not him again until his
which WAS about five or six months afterwards
Lograno, for the defence swornTestifed to the gan
eral reputation Of the accused being that of quiet
peaceable man People speak generally well of him
Another witness had known the accused three years
able man.
Deputy Coroner Loze recalled.-Has known accused
about year his general reputation il good when TIN
inquest was held the Coroner called up Hernandez thu
first witness in the case, and offered swear him as
witness Hernandez then said that he knew nothing abou
the killing Of Cutno the Coroner did not administer the
oath to Hernandez deceased was not tall as accused
Several witnesses testified that the prisoners reuuttr
as peaceable man was good
Witnesses were examined to show that the accused was
seen in the city short time after Cutino was killed
- Constantine, for the defence sworn-Was am
poyed in the coee-house where Cutino was killed vi
chion went into the back yard when witness heard cry
In the back he went back into the yard where
saw Cutino. who was wounded saw ychioni walk ont a
the did not Costello there saw yichoni 90 out
Of the corridor into the street after utino WINS
John Youenes. Chief Of Police sworn-Was n nolce Off
Ger In January last knew of the murder of Cutino by
Vichioni and made every effort to arrest him.
From the general reputation of the accused he Is bad
man Sent an officer out of the city arrest the accused
Four officers went out They arrested him on The lake
Mr. Sancho told witness that he had assisted in making
to get Vchioni out of the city because
he was q bad man. ~
Mr. Mezence for the State, caed-Arrested the prison.
er found him on an island in the Lake Des Almandes
the people who live about there are hunters and fisher
men the family Of the accused was living there
closed ''' Ne''aieu
The opening argument waived by the District At
A P. Field, Paul Pecquet and G. Roseus Esos appear
ed for the defence After argument of counsel and the
OF the judge the jury retired to consider of their
After an hours absence they brought in verdict of
= Guilty without capital punishment
ms Is tne second conviction for murder in this court
turing the present week In this connection we must
graduate Mr. District Attorney Dunn on the yery able
manner in which he has brought to successful issue
these prosecutions.
In the of the State against joseph joyce Indicted
Tor aaaming, in biting off the of George Canovan on
me zsh OF July last the jury after being locked up
ou HOURS were unaoie 10 agree, and were discharged
The prisoner was remanded to jail.
SECOND DISTRICT GoURT-Judge Lea--Heirs
q John Duggm vs. Municipality No Teo-This was suit
ed yesterday In which the plaintiff claimed $4,000 dam
The plaintiff alleged in the petition that in the wear
1916 he leased from the Second Municipality the right to
un Terry from the foot of Canal street Ager the
erm of ten years. but that the said Municipality by In
officers and employees had INSTRUCTED the piaintis
ght to run said ferry that he had been obliged aban
ION said lease and cease running the ferry his great
oss and damage The jury gave verdict in plaintiffs
avor of S11 ,o0o
INouEsTs. Coroner Rice held an inquest YES
erday on the bodyof unknown found floating in
ne river, in the Fourth District Verdict" Found
lrowned.r
Another inquest held yesterday at 81 Royal street.
N the body of coored girl named Margaret fifteen years
Nd slave Of Richard Murphy yerdic-a Died of an cpl
optic ft.n
BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Board held q
peca session last evening order to pass the market
50 that sufficient time might be given for the
advertising previous to the sale of the contract
or the farming of the markets. the first Monday of
december next The ordinance for the farming of the
markets as passed by the Board of Assistant Aldermen
vas concurred in and the Board adjourned.
RECORDERS CouRr-FIRsr DIsTRIcT-D
ons and Supicious Mitchell arrested by officer
iayhew, on suspicion of having been concerned with
ieorge Harrison in the attempted robbery on the steam
oat North River three weeks ago. MAYHEM stated
hat the Waterman of the boat gave him description Of
Ichel at the time of Harrisons arrest and that four
lays past he saw the accused in company with Harrison
the Levee that they both watched him so closely that
le turned and followed them, upon which Harrison
lodged through the cotton and he followed the other who
vent on board of boat which the of going
nut loaded with passengers and arrested him in the
liver to the best of his belief that the prisoner
he same person whom he in the wheel house of the
'oat at the time of the arrest of Harrison who upon
learlng the cry OF thieves jumped into skF under
he guards and with another effected his escape
The trial was continued until to-day give the defence
lime to produce witnesses.
WINTER SUPPLIES There was any quantity
pood in the Recorders office of the First District yester
ay some Of which used up, and part remains on
and First, John Charles Wood for stealing piece of
10th valued at SO from John Wood tailor on Tcheuni
oulas street. sent before the First District Court for
irceny, Secondly Anthony Wood, Waterman at the |
Western Veranda, charged with having broken open |
atch belonging to Edward Anderson formerly watchman
the hotel but who had left his trunk under the bed of
on the guard Of his watch and taxing Wood
nth having it, he confessed and offered to give it up
nthony was sent to answer the charge before the First
'stret Court and there only remained specimen of
rood in the Recorders Office in the shape of the gentle
lany and efficient clerk which hope may last during
he entire reign OF Winter, however severe it may be.
ASSAULT WITH THREATs.-Mary Dooley made |
davt yesterday that she violently assaulted at the
OF Benjamin and New Levee streets by Catherine
lennedy and that the accused had in her hand knife
nth which she threatened to kill deponent Catherine
ad to give bond OF $500 for her appearance at trial on
n the 10th instant.
WANTED HOME. Antoinette taken up |
'anderng about on the Leyee, was at her request
emit to the Work house for fifteen days She ad tha
.ecorder for his kindness.
CRowDING THE MouRNERs. Kelly, Clark,
alton and Harmon were yesterday charged on an affidavit
Ann Murphy with coming to her house on Tchoupitou
street. breaking down the door assautipg kicking and
eating one John Person and assaulting and threatening
eponent Accused gave bonds of $3.50 each for their
ppearance on Saturday next.
CABBAGING.-Mary Flynn was arraigned YES
srday, charged with having stolen cabbage from stall
Poydras Market.
RIoToUs AND ABUSIyE.-John Forbes was ar
sted at 10 O'Clock on Wednesday night at the request
Garry oges, for disturbing the peace of his house and
busing him. No prosecutor appearing John was dis
larged
DRUNKENNESS AND AssAUIT.-Barney ORea,
II making disturbance in the house of James Herman
St. Thomas street and assautng the proprietor was
scharged Mr. Herman not appearing
INSANITY. -Jacob Reitz made affidavit yester-
That his wife Barbara had been insane for nine months
nd that he was fearful she might herself bodily harm
Mess she was restrained She the insane de-
irtment.
ASSAULT AND Ts-A warrant was issued
the arrest of Caharne Meier, the affidavit of Bar
Feiltig for assaung aud striking complainant with
treats to kill her
STEALING CoTToN.-James Murphy and John
arbenson two youths arrested stealing cotton
ON bales lying the Levee for the ship George Green
captain OF the ship stated that he lost entire bale
st voyage by the industry of the Levee thieves The
'ys were sent to the House of Refuge.
BAceHus ON A" BUsr." Bernard Bacchus,
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