New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16
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COMMON COUNCIL There was no quorum VI
either branch Of the Council last evening tho Aldermen mus
rin % M members and the Assistants eleven The seven
teen gentlemen separated, with the UNDERSTANDING INV s
would meet again on Tuesday evening next
| IScrSp1A RIsM-An incendiary attempt was made
n house at the Of ST. Peter and Miro Streets on
Monday night fire fortunately exngusied before
much damage was done.
| EtosfyRE OF THE downtown DANcE-HoUsEs.-
The Mayor refused issue licenses to the sailor
dsnceoues Of the Third District There is i'll consequence
TerpchoreRn activities therein and Epanade and
ysan Fields streets sleep the sweet sleep Of innocence
that yolchsaed to other streets. -5a
INsrALLEp.--Mr. Bezou yesterday went through |
The necessary forale and took possession of his Office
Clerk of the Third District Court a
WIFE MURDER. We mentioned in yesterday |
police report that named Aatteo Gutierrez had been
arragned charge Of dangerously wounding his wife
Augusta residence, No. Is New Levee street, early
Monday morning, by cutng her thoat with knife Yesterday
poor died. The Coroner commenced inquest i'll
the afternoon, but had not concluded it when closed
report We learn however, that there is small doubt TO
Gutierrez being the perperator of the deed and farther
said that he acted Inc of another 0hello by numbering his
wife whilst she was sleeping nnocently in her bed.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT SuIc1DE-Herman Engle
hart Prussinn thirty age made eccentric attempt
suicide yesterday forenoon, the Bayou St. John
the lake He stabbed himself in the breast eight times
with penknife several times in each temple. That not
killing him readily he wished he plunged into the bayou
cncavored TO drown himself but the water was too shallow
He being hailed by who witnessed the
plunge after taken in charge by the police and
brought in Charity Hospital His wounds not dangerous
mind unsettled from some unknown cause Is supposed to
have been the cause OF the ioo act On oe'h loa ANU ne
applying carotid artery he laughed and said he
was sorry didn't think of it, He recently employed as
business house of the city and had not been
drinking
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s. DISTRICT coURT-Louls oulloer eonv, Ne!
q ys sanea new trial The ground on
which the new trial granted that the accused has since
opened latter presence o other parties and not clan
ass,AtEs' Go nh ,,oot;o,, oo,,+o.t,+;or
FIRST pisrA,gf Reese was taken ~ yessaar Pierre
ssp eass y FL @ Rands Hunt and l.
Day for defendant No further progress made however
nine nror and the case was continued
Grand jury reported true BIZ for enss.1!ensnt against
assault and battery, was discharged motion Attorney
The exception in the case Of rappan VS. Fo"'e
was fixed ed for III trial on on Saturday next
RECORDER BR1GHr's CoURT.-Frank NOLAN was
yesterday sent before the First Dse, Court to be tried for
stsm,ns .s M or .'o the trunk containing p So worth Of eon
a and SO in cash Bail not given Mary Crowley alias De
n the work 1 sSsss rna dishonest
sIrprrME Co17Rr.-The following decisions were
Green 4 Ilaing gPpelees vs. FicSr Wilson appellant
atH iil5si' spoford, j;
n n Gould 4Ppsliee VI mardT95 smgeF So apneI's
Henry Goblet appeee MuIcpalit No One and City Of
New Orleans, appeian'S-fn'h sfic' 'o"t'uosnen' IT.
Moore Witte Co., appellants vs. Thomas G Bates 4 Co.,
SppelTees-f1f'h District '0"F''u's'ieh' 'n''ieu' 'o'F
Gf9Fg 'rt Mose ams UG ps
ss Heaansr I'M alpese, w. opeousas W
aifssi and nSs hs
y his Of e s S
Af fsass Brown appellee
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H%o sc ve v SaPan s9 o os
'1 Bnn fs sssEstf appesss
spFF ats!ek Murphy City Of orleans
pSEst apnrs m a! sd Eoo5s
f b IS asment afmed Lea j. GcsteIa
to dea e apeaed because he vas BY
jury the court hayR R snIa the s be9
e an sentence because the dismissal Of he r ry
pc A P e and bsse wt It Would have
ahoW tha He Vere d hut jury been lischarge5
IT. 'nS n ie sserEabeh seer apneap vs.
10 + u,.m i9%a a med yoobias
81 Anoenni NnpeaUt VS. Charles R. Roey CoFour
u surSssinn of W Rp@ansirs NyaT Rrnnp
appellant MIS- S Gutter as apnseesaMEoagth 1 D
IA t!lGt Ge"-0"ugHeh' part leFefse0 "o part ahFneo e
lie Succession of T. j. Murphy appellnn vs.
n mani b. ansd cn snoord j.
Sth9efs Gi' o nppf ston Rnn