New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-28
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CITY ITEMS.
THE MURDER OF BARsIgoLA Deputy Coroner
Mitchell yesterday concluded inyestrston into the 81
Gillian murder At the Marine Hotel Old bstes street. and
returned the following verdict That Barscola came
bis death from stab wound 10 thaleft side penetrating
the heart the said wound being inflicted with sharp
aided and ahetted by Juan Psrsn Joseph Batano and
Gstharne Lozel The testimony Of the witnesses other
siciians " the house WIS vague and contradictory but
that of Mrs Barscola the wife or the deceased clear
and positive and corrobcraed the statement Of Mrs 10
zsl's little boy, who not examined witness She
and her husband VINO resided elsewhere Visit to
her cousin Mrs LoEe and GastausaKo stab her hus
band With bowieknifs The murder grew out Of old
difcpIty in which Bsrtioos received eut ~ ne arm
last evening 1t strongly suspected that he was still
the city and the police were keeping an extra lockout
Tot him. lss
THE GAINES CASE. The appeal from the judg-
q csra for BE-
fore the Supreme Court yesterday Messrs Bonford and
Smiley addressed the court 10 long and learned arguments
In favor Of Mrs Ganes' claim and against the judgment
Of the Court below Greer Duncan maintained the L.
gality Of the decision Of Judge Lea This decision 1t win
have the last will u Daniel Clark probated on the ground
that thu said will was not drawn in the legal form II
the decision Of the cort below is reversed the conss
quences will be grave, as the property claimed by Mrs
Gaines Is 81 enormous extent aud value; ii the decision
a sustained 1t will not conclude the suit the part
Mrs Gaines Judgment only Of non suit which
will enable her to sue agaiu on payment cfcosts.
FIRsT DISTRICT CouRr - Judge Robertson.
This court opened regularly for business yesterday
Election Contests The counsel Of VIM. Quirk whore
election s contested BY y ". NADER, snd Of Joseph
Iufty whose election Is contested by John NJ Bell ap
for the purpose of arguing their exceptions the
Jurisdiction Of the court In the Judge Rcberson
plead pressure Of other business and the
fixed for hearing, the rat Thursday and the escond
on Friday.
Sentence A. AgAi.se Constable Of the Second
Justices Court was sentenced to pay the precrbed One
for carrying concealed weapons to wit, $3.50
Habeas Corpus john Allen. in the parish prison
steamer David Tstum, in the Missouri river several
months since, applied through counsel for writ Of ha
bess corpus The application wss srgued pro and con,
Irias Peter Reynolds tried for assault and bat,
terry and scquitted, Some person. whose name lost
fenced to months imprisonment.
The remainder Of the day was occupied with the trial
Of john 1sohfretsch and wife indetmehtfor arson
They kept the Live Oak cosehouse Poydras street
and tho morning Of the 9Th q july last Gre
lowered 10 the attic but etnsnishsd before much dam
age had been done Captains Adams aud Youennes de-.
tected that it the Of incendiary quantity
OF ghtwood being found shuck mattresses the
attic Previously. the 7th Of June attempt had
been made TO Gre che house under stairway the gas
pipe having been cut the back door fastened and the
key thrown into the yard. The testimony against the
testified that had been offered $500 to set FIRE to The
house servant girl testified similar offer being
made e her The testimony for the State not
cuded when we left last evening and theirs forty
three witnesses in waiting for the defence it not
likely the would be concluded last night ali the
testimony, most o. II, being in Dutch and having
pass through interpreter The defencs learn ex
pect to PROVE by means Of witnesses who have been
bought up that the barkeeper had threatened to FIRE the
house because be could not get what owing to him
FIFTH DIsTRroT CouRT--.A aother EIecfio1
AfandalausD. Macauay Democratic candidate for the
Legislature from the Seventh Representative District
the election the 5th inst yesterday peoned Judge
why he should not the Yotss pollsd
In the said Representative District He sues the
that tbs t was that
candidates In his district to be elect instead the
American candidates who claim to be elected Ths
sheriff accepted SERVICE returnHble the 9th prox
Dirorce Case Jean Pons keeper of oyster shop in
the Third Districts yesterday got divorce from bis wife
l Mary Deleny Pons. Previously s6e sued him for di-
vorce grounds Of drunkenness abuee and adultery
but tai failed TO make out her Her husband
then sued her for divorce, the ground OF adultery
which be proved satisfactorily He that while he
drunk in this csaboose, night friend kindly
cuped his bed at home Mrs p not being absent there
red ladies' should visit Judge Augustn ordered an
Equal division Of their propertysome $4,000 worth-be
(! tween the separated parties
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. Judge Cotton yester.
day gave judgment against forty fifty cosehouse
and grocery keepers prosecuted by the City Attorney fol-
doing business without license some Of the cases wer,
legally tested while the large msority Of them by
| default :
REcoBDER BRIGHTs COURT Frederick Loomi.
yesterday examined charge Of stealing Henry
Harrs,s gold watch from his room at No. 1850 Cana
street, Monday morning. AS the watch III
Looms's IN the house he cent before tn
First District Court and In default Of bail commit
| ted to the parish prison.
Dennis Long and his wife Julia were examine,
on charge Of having, with the aid of their two sons
tsticued dubbed axed and brickbattsd Peter Nuss
the corner Of Erato and Soils Streets on the 1at inst
all because Peter who employee Of the Street Com
missioner, insisted upon rccising bridge plank whic
had been washed from its place by recent rain,
seized lawful plunder by the Longs The Longs ar
only family of many in the suburban districts VIII
act upon the retaiiang principle, and conaidsr it
ms they may ind edoat In return for their cows goat
etc, which the city sezss whenever it finds them asray
Nuss, the prosecutor, was Of the best
ever heard. HIS first swore legally to his testimony hi
Il testimony hs frequently nterlarded with sby G-ds
and ll be d-ds, in spite of the Recorders reprimsnt
sitter the disposed of and he got outside
swore in manner that would have made sailor sin
had any salor been The assault and battery wa
stincty proven and the Longs after receiving goo
lecture, sent before the First District Court undo
bail of $500 each, which they furnished
Patrick Hogan, Michael Conners and Daniel Cor
ners, examined charge of taking Mr. job
Sewel,s coat from barber shop St. Charles stree
while he was being shaved evening lsst week. nh
testimony Of Mr. sswel and of Sergeant Dryden, VIII
detected and arrested the trio conclusive and the
Court
Mary Kaiser was arraigued on a charge OF stealth
silk dress and other garments from Mrs Hastng
| DIT the Of Gravier and St John strests @
Monday evening In default Of bail to appear the
proximo. she was sent to prson.
n Matthew Logan YVES arraigned on charge of q
saultng James Flanagan with intent to kill on Il
l3tn btEeet, between PoydrhH and GrAVe
by woundirg him in the head with come sharp instr,
meut He gave bail to appear the 4tf Ienry iiisi
der was up on charge of beating VIM II. Busoampe
on the Of Poydras and Front Leyee streets
Monday afternoon He was held for q hearing on Il
9Th. John Baker was up charge Of raising shind
Front Leyee ssreet and msltrsstng officer Faucet
Held for hearing the 30th Henry Porter was up
charge of protractsd brutality to his wife, Mary
gave bail to appear the It'll John feehan was up
charge Of beating officer Pennel the head with IL
buttend of his dray whip, Thursday last on Rnmpa
street, between Dslord and eaiope Held to appear
the 7th. Margaret Riley up charge of stealth
; wood at the New Basin. Remanded Archy OF ar
August Herring juvenile Levee pferers were arraignt
and remanded Thomas Pike, the deserving cook of
schooner Republic was sent to prison to await his
J tain's orders. s &
Patrick Donneiy driver dray No. 934 was arraian.
on charge of furious driving, and running lit
Dutch Boy, on Tohoupitouss street. in the morning.
was sent to prison, to be examined Saturday II
boy was not dangerously hurt. L
The following parties sent to the Work hous
Thomas Cancey and Thomas Smith, caught cutting whe
sacks on the Levee Tim Dryer Charlotte Keys Marg
ret Connolly, Rose Barley alias Rose the Piper and Mi
Miller, regular rum-suckers &
Seventeen Dutch women, thirteen Dutch girls and OF
small Dutch boy-a ludicrous crowd to behold-we
marched into court numbering, shifting aud sabbing
9 most melting manner, charge of being heyee p
ferers. They sent sobbipg sniff ng and bubberi
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