New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28
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4 DUEL sTorpED.-Two men, said to be from
Mobile and named VIM. May. arrested
Saturday evening By Third District police and lodged
prison They arrested in the Of the Lnzsnburg
pitai where they settle old difficulty accord
ing 10 the code I; the weapons being knives and pistols
CoRoNER's ISoUEsTs.-The Coroner held an inauese
Saturday the body of H f. Fink found room
No Il Rampant Circus Verdict apopexy The
deceased native Of Germany ffyt*o years age
| half brotheEfa the late David Fink
Also inquest body of Edward Ritche who died at
Charity Hospital from injuries caused by falling into tie hold
E. Walsh Wednesday last accordingly.
Deceased aias years cid.
SUsPICIoUs-Policeman Eloi was found concealed
in house Of Col Tompki late Friday night early
Saturday morning. under circumstances which would
deemed rather suspicious for any but police
like him His discovery created the greatest alarm the
house. and Col T. had him arrested at What business
in the house was have not learned. M x 2
RoBBING A cHooNER.-Charles Green, chm Rob
D. Cole arrested Saturday evening" at
request Capt Lee, who charged them with obbug his
schooner the Condor, ofs55e They are
RoBBERIEs on SATURDAY NTGHr.-The schooner
Ceee Capt Peterson lying District was boarded
by the river pirates Saturday night robbed trunks
and sundry articles Of the cargo.
Another schooner, adjoining the Cece boarded and
robbed Of several nautical Instruments.
The Turkish of Mr. Puigian Charles street was
brglariously eneredfo the third time this rob-
bed of variety Of fancy articles.
The Union Coeeouse Leyee street between Cross
and cusomhouse, broken OPEN but robbed of
anything valuable. r.
neither Of the above operations did the robbers leave anv
detection Mr. Pugau however, suspects certain
individuals for whom he lookout The robbery Of his
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CANNIBALIsTIG.-A sailor named Francis Brown
fight leyee the Third District Yesterday after
Intha
Fleming In the fight, of the ubbers known
wich-b off mouhfu Of Browns Lip. The twain
arrested and calaboosed. 3.ag
q. s. CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Grand Jury on Satur
day reported true bills against John Kea perjury and
Henry Mogan for assault with intent kill beard an
American ship whilst in the port of Havre.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURF.-The following sentences
passed By Judge Robertson Saturday John Flohoyan
and Jerry Lynch larceny penntiary
Sarah Hopkins for larceny month in the parish prison
Antonio Parator alias Doeteur larceny months in the
parish prison John Greenwood alias Burke for issuing e
tious check bank, three years in the pententiary
Flynn who pleaded guilty assault and battery
he having been less than six months prison await trial.
THE RECORDERS CouRrs.-Before Recorder Bright.
Saturday. Peter Feenun examined charge
beaten and choked Nancy Mayeld in her house Dryade
street. and drawn knife with intent to kill besides violently
resisting biting officer Place inerfered Nans
half The testimony such that he beo the First
District Court under bonds of 81 o which he fhed Mary
Kinds before the court for selling without
license her house Foucher street Df5d youth named
Francis Leonard was arragned of knocking
butall beating and kicking his nher Mary Leonard in
their street, vez on the 4th instant.
In defallt of bail appear for eAhaon ne vas sent to
prison. Charles slave belonging to Mr. McCreay
rairned on charge of having found in his store
Tehoutouas urer suspicious circumstances at
early the morng and Of hav1ng assaulted officers
AIcCarey and Sheeha' WIN aH a' upon oeihg arrested He
sent to prison.
Before Recordo Ramos Henry Hoffman, f. m. c. was ar
r,ir,ed on Charge Of stabbing slashing Dor m
with ro in cabaret, at the of Benve and Bur:
ndv s But for the interference officers Peccora and
dr would probably have been killed as it was he
a,d cash in the breast and back
dae said to have been at the bottom business HoE
gave bail appear for examination Francois pelpa;p
was before the First District Court stealing can fren
Healey Otto Desoftschi Asylum, to be
mind diseased Joseph Wilsep
ovhaued for being dangerous and characters
discharged the condition of their immediate departure
from the State. E=.,,Es@}
Ag I'VE have been requested to publish the fol-
lowing, which Peayune Of Yesterday
morning:
E1ANsArros BEFORE RECORDER BRrsHr-7hurs,sty april
having knocked down with severely beaten
4rea Reuben b. Sykes St Charles street, the night of the
Mr.: Sykes testified that Mr. caman him St Charles
away and nmsdats!y Hftefw,ds 5aoeked down with
Charles snser esdsd that he Gatman catch hold of
Sykes aud @ aDG5e him Sykes en ana M
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his hands and knees when Cnrnlan repeated hs btows The
cond hat and the third hit him
his face, the blood splashed witness Mr. Sykes
| wounded
Dr. Picou testified after the aray he called to e
anime Mr. Sykes found him wounds one
across the bridge his and the otee the the
right bleeding prousey and it took half
h9 to stop the heorrage he confined bed several
DAYS and 10 his house ill the 2lst inst
Richard testified that the time place
lion he Caan and Sykes talking the former
Curman then made motion as if to strike
cane Sykes fell Then the Car1nans
several times il striking Mr.. Sykes. Witness was
twenty off Next and the
4 his
Thomas F. Walker sworn-Saw Messrs Carman and Sykes
talking Sykes had his hand Carnan's He appeared
talking in low say Sykes tura go away,
after he had gone steps Cafap pursued him.
struck him with his stick Sykes then his
he Carnan struck him again. iod him stand of.
Sykes fell again; and afterwards got up and went with
his face covered with blood Witness had previously
1 Dized him as Mr.. Sykes s7ts= &E7
John Mckee testified shat hcsaw the parties together al the
time in question: Sykes apparently insisting sonatiag which
CRrman said Sykes then Knocked Gown.
/ Thinks it Carulan that did it.
Edmund Sheldon Sykes standing with bis hands
on Catns shoulders talking Csmnn appeared 10 be very
much excited Could understand what WAS said Saw Tar
srke Sykes after he had go away Sykes fell
attempting up he struck agai Could nos how
many blows were given. -
tbe paries stangg faeo 10 face sykes anpeT u
have Carlan by the arms, trying 70 pacltS him.
Sykes Iesye, and Caman walked after him. Then the
of blow and Sykes fell to the ground Saw CarmRa
make another motion if to strike, but did not the
Somebody Mr.. Sykes his hat, and he
Then wtnes shat had in bis hand
a | whaleboae with armed head
The Recorder disposed Of the by committing Mr Gag
NAN for tEal before the First District Court. Bail o