The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

a,os among American sailors .s E.vrs,
! prem the Journal au Havrs, Jans ISL
pug,fssic spoountsrs between American ssAmsu. bat
yesterday apart Of our city was throwo into coofaa,on
real battle, in which hives, saa,iDs splice, band
spkes, and vsAsf weapons we're IRE u.sS and which
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gwen TO this melee By the fact that IN addition TO
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white and black Il 10 well Known that the white
and e0orsa sailors keep entirely .sof IRON each other
boarding houses 1t will b. easy to un5srstApd then the
savage srdor nth which they upon every
circumstances tfiang quarrel MAJ end in hloody
melee The affair Of yesterday is . case In point II
an American SAILOR entered cafe from the quay o.
6tnT LelAvigne with portion Of bis eresa cisarrAagsd
attempting 10 pass to the back part Of the sroa he
opposed by the woman Attsndancs, whom ns
pulled with violence. Another sailor Who prsssat
tooh sides with tbs woman, and att. mpsd to settle tina
the two ses.b repaired to the street and fought.
coior.d man be,e ntsr,sred ana the sailor, OPP
| potsd BY superior numbers YVES soon defeated
Thia bappsrsd, % bave said in the morning; bat
At about one O'Clock in tbs afternoon white
sstir armed with srives stones and proessde1 to
TIRE house OF Roney Rue Dsu phne, where the ooorea
tas' n. as Tie by the
and followed them TO the quay CasiDr Deisvigne
Here tho whites made ptana, and sho Gonna. took
Place at rhs point 1t vas carried warmly that
the comtatapts seized iron bars from the merchants,
who shutting their stores in dread OF this ter
| rkIe fcsps. Unfortunately the police force this
| quarter was not strong, and the efforts Of few
SCENTS to separate the snraged mattAn.s for
| long tine, entirely affective Corporal Opson,
The gendaymerie in his courageous
prssesye he peace reserved several and had his
sword broken although ha did not call it into service
Lebeve OF tho brigade Of surste ALSO energetic
In bis epcsAvors TO arrePt the progress OF the fxGt
/ nj cOnfI eyAa MA
&c., bear witness to the derceness Of tbs battle Among
those most seriously burt Ia american who
Etd in state OF insspSbilty TO the nouse Mchan,
druggist rue de la Cirque 1t has been rumored that
he was .illsd on the spot bot 1t is CERTAIN toe
| tuary thai his sound will not prove t.tal
At about three O'Clock additional police force hay
ing arrived on the ground. the light Stopped AMI
The affair then seemed terminated, but 70 Her:e was
the hatred OF the combatshts that short time after
oos place rear the sate Of Maria rS.rs,a Tia oon
battsnss included Of those who haa been engaged
the Eight Ct the morning recruited by the addition Of
upon its guard but yet sufficient -
not va after three hours Sight that the agents Of
par Of Custom Aous oilse9s VINO wsrs rsturons from
procession, we've able to put aasl stop TO his
cssscn CT ceporabs In this Ia phase Of the
combat q great deal of blood asain split Police
agent Eredel received hne wound 10 the rget and
upon The hand, and other wise naltrestea 80 So
yerey that he is obliged to keep bis bed. II Is <ever
believed that he viii soon be or his feet again.
where The sSt took place sxsv two arrests have seea
made, which shows that tina affair xas q seroas one
close inquiry into all the circumstances has been
commenced.
Trial OF Madame Ronconi for Adultery.
Madame Kopconi, wife OF the well Known singer, was,
Friday placed at the bar Of the Tribunal OF Corec
made by her husband: and NJ vincent c.ttassni, an
ltssn refugee, and professor Of the Italian lanxusge
dame Roncon was dressed entirely in black but the in
terror Of her bonnet was ornamentsd With sr.fcial
owsr She stated Ter to be thirty four but hooked
| hi. vi n n m
man, with large beard said that his age thirty.
The President having requested Madame Ronconi to
Which 1sss: sa sssn
sns ans .s she VIZ strong !sssn ascent you I'd
declare IN the course Of the probationary investsat
that you intend to give explanations to show that
done Is such still your intention ~ Eyes bat am
too much astatsd to present N, self and
iaetss'' 'Yes, sir }"
bis regret at having to appear as counsel such
charge against dating uiahed ortiac like Madame Ron
Ronson married Glove NINA Gismoni and up to 1880
their union was only disturbed by those incidents which
necessarily arise in the life Of public perfermersnc
dents which created frequent quarrels folio we'd how
ever, by constant econcIations During Al, that time
NJ. Rouooni loved his wife pAssonsely, and she her
part If not passion at est affection for him.
1t wes efs however, who exercised authority in the
household and she sometimes gave her husband physical
proofs that he was ia subjection to her. In 1850 NJ.
RoEcon, who was then 70 London, becams in.ma tsly
acquainted with Catabeni, refugee and introduced
him to hin wife. After a while circumstances arose
which caused NJ and Madame Roucopi to DO of opinion
that would be best for them separate and to live
they p,essed-Madame Ronconi with the present accom-
pliee, ard NJ. Konconi with Spanish actress named
| Carmen, Of whom he had become enamored. He
ranged with his wife to allow her 900 f. q onth bat
required her 70 promise to reside neither England
Spain, France, Russia nor America. He then accepted
brilliant engagement 10 g. Petersburg and from April,
s4eto If. What, however, did she dor Why, she same
to Paris and not oontent with sole aioa enss ed
| man ahA IA Fart Ia
house Of questionable character In the rue de Ia vis
tore. n. Ronconi, diSgustsa at the idea Of woman
who bore hs name acting In such way demonstrated
with her, but Eject ie then offered to make ar
raDgcments with her but she would not listen TO them
psrer Of Russia in when she accused her hu ssand 0.
having "pollated tie domestic hearth and taten up
WIN conrtezan end OF hayins more0ver IN yiost.on
without resources whereby abe bad become resu,ei
the most shtsal misery she therefore. las the e5i
10000 francs a ysar,0 impioted his Msiesty, Con
her knees to constran him to give her tbs saas Of
| living. lhts letter ehe paetsAed in the newspapers
The arore of H. Ronconi immediately wrote to .Ae
| papers 20 say that tie ladys st.temen.s
pesely untlus and to this he assestei that hs
actually ned her receipts for suns am ,anng TO aiool
francs, shish had been paid her from April 1858, No
h fS had 10 S9s ss
from NJ Roncoin at St. Petersburg, of which 2Ooa
francs we're to DO given to her and 5000 francs 70 b
In consequence Of Der letter. he should refrain rc
poyins the 10 coo frarcs until he thouId receive far
ther Instructions from N. Ronooni. In to this
letter Madame Roncori wrote to the papers say that
the assertions Of the aroua corpis.oy ,nsxac.
and that sse deied him - produce any rscep Of hers
That gentleman answered By o letter stating TIA. Of
the snn mentor ed 1900 frsbes had teon PAID through
| Mr.. Flourt, banker: 10 COO francs through Rug
mont banker; and that he himself had paid tbs
remaining $500 fran,l Tho receipts FOR which h,
| was able to produce This CORES poudsncs was CON.
| inundated TO H. RcacoIir add caussc him to de-
trn.Be on obtaining fepara.ion from hts wife. A
letter written by Cattabeni to Mad. Rancon, which
LEFT no DOUBT Of the nature of their commerce. had been
| seized BY fsonsoni. he seizure exaspsrated Cst.a
benj and Dot conte nj with havin. dahonorsd gonooni
he went the length Of Tlsnaciog them ON. Rouconi
he wroe you have has tho to open I'D keep
letter which wrote 10 GiovGnnna That is an aston
the tu insamy OF which c1nnot b. expressed in words
man must creep in hth like reptile 10 be able to
conceive i. You may be grea. artlst hut you are a
| scouDdrei-e rnap without h,nor--a ridiculous being
without b1aingaud you yourself VITA the rob, OF
| Jesuit You will send back the letter without AZ