The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

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GRID MURDER IN New ORLEANs--About one
this morning man, named A. NJ. Ballou,
eep6 grocery on the corner Of Poydras and
ter streets, caHe u the First district police
ndreported that he suspected some foul play at
BON St. Peter street that he believed a woman
len murdered there. The Chief OF Police i'm
eely pro ,eeded, IN company with Lieutenant
land some other Officers u the house named,
Wis in st. Peter street. q few doors from POy.
Seet, and III u room IN the second story they
!He dead body OF woman called Eliza Phil
H6s Eliza Love, who had evidently been brutal
4ered. When tho gDor was FIRST opened the
sWas 80 great that The officers were obliged to
seand on reentefing they perceived the body
~ bed, with nothing bat q chemise on and o
haohief tied round ner head. On her forehead,
exg round to the left temple was a deep and
gfwound, from winch the clotted blood aud
brere protruding, and from the condition In
We body WAS found 1t was apparent that the
mu1ust have been committed some days pre-
vlOt ia supposed, from circumstances which
nave TRANSFERRED, that she was killed on Tues
a' f;o,,,,, mann ), a. cam. .+o,, =. ,,,n.
ple4 family, from whom the folio wing details
DECENTRALIZATION hal been living with the
gni me time, add on Tuesday morning q fe-
maitlresser called at the house and knocked
IOr Sine at Elias door, blt not receiving any
ahsWnt away. \ few minutes afterwards the
iemaighbor met Bailou co,siny out OF Eliza's
room locked the door alter him, and informed
nlM NE haiIdresser had been there. He told
her uif the woman came again, that Eliza had
gone Is the river ard would Lot come back. He
inen but returned ~ boar or two afterwards
Win hpty trunk. Nothing more was heard Of
Ella Y 'lasi night, when Ballou gave information
~ tnee Office, a. before mentioned.
On hg these suspicious circumstances, Ballou
was iniately arrested and handcntfed, and the
CoTonet for. On ais arrival a jury was empan-
henea, after patient investigation, returned
veTdictt the deceased "came to her death from
pioMs He'd with heavy b!uu instrument, crush
ing her in the hands Of a. NJ. Ballou."
FROM mother oi the murdered girl we learn
that thtter's true name was Berthene Sweten,
anu ulat was about seventeen years old. The
motner in Alglers, and on Tuesday Balou aud
ner daug dlned With her. On that occasion the
iatter toir mother that Baliou treated her with
inc utm0ndness, ard had promised to marry her
~ lew They lett her late on Tuesday after.
noon, AND never saw her child alive again.
:, FROM wye can learn there Is but little doubt
shat Jealo was the carse Ut this dreadful murder.
a young who lived = lew squares of is said to
nave Deen familiar with the unfortunate girl, and
u Ii suppotha; Ballou saw or Gard OF their init
macy, andlis rage murdered the girl who had de-
ceiyed hiInsrom the position in which the body
Dy, ana frchc fact that the family living in the
next room Td no suund or noise of any kind on
tuesday MI it Is supposed that she was struck
While asieend almost INST ,ntly killed.
Baiiou wlpresoht during the inquest, and ap-
leared perfly unmoved, merely relterating from
'une TO tmeat be didn't 90 it,
we saw a.guerreotype OF the deceased, taken
mort time Sc, and she was extremely handsome.
-Veto Orfea Ptca5uns, July Il.
TIE GREAEDIroRIAL ExcuRsIoN.-The editor
q she COlums Sfdics nun, who started with the
Measure partor Niagara Ills, seems. from the fol-
owing to ha got enough Of their entertainers hos
Vitality by time he arrived ut Cleveland II
night make b letter, written before breakfast, and
q hurry, tfMedium OF q vast amount of personal
Intelligence, running over the nomenclature of
dit0rs; but tire is little use in that. Nearly every
aper Is HEREBY its editor or sub. You ought to
ave seen the Dat last MI hit about midnight, when
hey got throul coaling, with the humanity strewn
bout II. Cart sacks we're convenient as pillows;
nd II one III got state rooms, they Jared better
han could ossiby have Jared. Judging by the
lex ! had triDg the Day. l was the very hind
lost In the ndmost car, had To stand up most of
10 way. and ling last served, did not come in for
y snare OF thdinner AID other tickets so NUM-
Gently provid, &C." The checktaker here in.
sted Oh takiy my checks, and having my trunks
board the boa, He put two Of them on the wrong
oat, and afte had got of again, found the
ggest here anng some old lumber on the depot
,rher.