New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

murder OF Joseph Steiner, and on the sams Aas
Joseph Damon snapped q pistol ct q slave nsnsi
Long. On the Cd, man named Cullen shot Dmisa
Hallem in coffee house, and Thomas Arn.trs,x
was arrested for wounding his sister sith q COZ
ton hook. On the Sd, Henry Keller was charged
with friJg pistol at Herman B,urich.er. ana
two men named Fitzgerald were examined for
numbering their sister it was recorded Ike VIA
that DR.. Meighsn vas stabbed 10 several places
at bis own deer. On the 4th an ubkno ~n maa WAC
found drow ned in saw.mill ; recold was msSs
of the murder Of Mike Anderson by Georrs
Thomas, in q cofee.house. aid the exsmination of
James Coyle for stabbing John Reilly. With in
tent to kill, WAS postponed On the 5tA.
German named Allemande was badly wounded.
and ALtoiIe Freiler killed Major Blazs WA
shot at and wounded; T. s White. the cor,
tractor, was slnng'shosted; tailor was stabbed
and msn named Patterson was knocked dawn
and Kicked severely; Joseph Nutter was shot in
the leg James Boyle aud Edward Jones vera
shot at man was shot dead James Petersoa WA
stabbed, aid Edward Evans was beaten 90 uuasr
cifuy that his life was despsred of On tbe 9th DIR
c Sherener was shot at his OWL door aud died ana
Nicholas Gavin was stabbed On the 7th, Wstshr
man Tate was brutslly beaten While disch .rpias
bis duty On the 9Th, Mr. A. d. Bacon, q Ia war
was bscly beaten at the polls with slung shot.
On the 9th, grocer named McCogga knocked
down Joseph GODDARD, and further manned him BY
biting. On the 10th, German named Krost hsl
bis fingers rearly bitten off; an engineer on the
railroad was stabbed Alderman Durcl vas ocksd
down with pair of brass knuckles q aegro wa
prevented from shooting white man and gang
of rowoes beat grocer badly for refusing than
liquor On the 1lth. 10 murder for a wonder
was attempted or committed. On the IL H. Daniel
Sullivan beat awfuly and tried to kill hi, brother
in.law by firing pistol On the 18th, A II. Dob
bins wounded Christian shsefier with drinking.
glass, and Charles Smelsey struck Jean Loze with
a slung shot. The 14th was day Of rest. On
the 10Th, Jack Allen was arres ed for murder and
one free cOlored man stabbed another On thu
10th, an application was made and refused o.
behalf of Charles Bell, charged with shooting
murderously at his brOther-in.lsw; Owen Marth
stabbed Mrs. Burns, and her son who interfered.
Pierre assaulted with weapon John, slave, sad
attempted 10 shoot Clarisss, another slave Thomas
Farris stabbed Michael Henly at the polls and
Capt. Snow was arrested for cuttiog G. A. Clark
On tie 2lst, J. G. Galore was fired at On the 23d
John Freehan was badly cut by police officer; and
Samuel Smith bacly wounded Andres Quitsna.
On the Goth, Martin Gray cut off the finger o(
Patrick Nolan. On the 25th, f. Barsieola, On
Italian, was murdered On the 26th, C. de Ia Torrs
died Of intemperancs; Thomas Hussey was badly
cut the body Of newborn infant was found--a
case Of iufanticide; woman and child were
wounded in the streets, from the shot Of parties
fighting with doubled srreled guns an Engtsh
sailor was thrown down stairs, and had his sku1
fractured; James McGrgor was thrown or fell
from q window, and died; and J. DAbill VA
stabbed by robbers On the 9th, Barletts W alkst.
a German woman, far gone in pregnancy, wss
brought to the Hospital, stabbed by her husband;
and Major Bsize was assaulted by man with IN"
tent TO kill. On the 2Sth, John Graham died Of
his wounds, and Mrs. c. Howard was stabbed by
Thomas Foley; and another woman, and man
beside, were stabbed. On the Goth. German,
named EczDger was shot and wounded in three
places; John schaeffer and Moran Meinnich we're
stabbed; slave stabbed free cOlored man Pat
rick Brown was stabbed; German named Drey-
fuss was stabbed; Hayes, an friedman, was stab
bed Charles Gavin wss slung shotted and shot;
Ian bert the same.
The True Delta says, in noting these crimes
" Literally ard truly we have no laws Equally
literally and truly may it be said that here in
New Orleans We have Lo public opinion So
much the greater need then that public opinion
from abroad should be brought to bear upon tho
people and magistrates, if possible. To that end
we have now endeayOred to contribute.
We publish TODAY A letter of Francis p Fllair