New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-01
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Y Two RDEANGES lINKED.--Our readers may relnem-
the account we gave about ago. of steward
Texas steamship who committed suicide by swallowing pint Of
iadan the stswaress Of his vessel his troubles
being that he had wife who stewaress another
ship in the line and torented him with her reasonable
jealousy also account that gave time afterwards of
the two sewnrdeses coming ogether the widow boating
her rival half 70 death with anron poker for her andaciy
visiting board her steamer whilst wearing dead
nuns dagueeotype on her bosom and his rings on fingers
We did not know, in reporting the suicide few days since
the Third District Of young married woman by taking
strychnne, that that and the on whose account
the unhappy steward who killed himself some time besore
land The same person. but such the fact The
suicide Of the first lover may been the reote5cae
of the woans suicide after her marriage with second
lover Suicide is said to be contagious particularly
persons who loved when both were living 1t is certainly SO in
France. & -.
REcoRDER STrTHs COURT Henry krepper was
yesterday before the First District Court to be tried for
resisting the execution Of by Deputy Constable no F.
Mohrnann on tie 2ad n, in house Orange street. He
gave BAIL &l4$ ge3F@EH
g. Hoouse before the same court for an assault
and battery upon Finzant Diashutng him severely
head with bckbaon Apollo street. the I'D u gave
bail. ~ 4S3
boy named Timothy Kelly was ordered TO pay fine Of $50
go prison for month"; for peddng the sheet
known as the Life in Boson'ocer Tom James having
caught him hawking along Camp street Not being able
pay fine Timothy to prison. I'VE yesterday noticed the
above paper well as the National Police Gazette being
in public Places just though no attempt had ever
been made 10 suppress them.] %
Edward Buckley Denis Campbell Sylvester Harper and j.
H Taylor examined Charge of having robbed Clai
borne Steele his gold pan and SIS in cash. whilst
coming down the river board the Fanny But on the
27th ult The evidence being only eircumsana
TINT the accused were all discharged Mrs Monaghan and Mrs
Lave accused of violent assault and battery upon Rosa
Ward were dismissed at Rosas request.
John Duggan was arraigned on charge of MAYHEM in
beating and kicking Humphrey Barry violently the face
at the Of Benane Levee Streets on the eth of
February last as TO conne him to medical SINCE
him go almost entirely blind In default of bail of
S5oOto appear on the 18th, Duggan to prison.
H Mckinney and wife aTragned Oh charge of
having Jointly tried to kill policeman Wm f. Evnson
Wednesday night at their residence Julia street. between
Carondeet aud Baronnehe husband choking him severely
and trying shoot him with gun, the wife dragging him
by his hair and elohirg-a in consequence Of his attempting
to the husband for otrageousy insulting him the
Theygaye bail to appear the 9th and then Mckinney
made affidavit against Evugton charging him. and other watch
men, whom did know with breaking open his shutters
jumping in through the window and knocking down and beat
ing him and his wife with their Clubs iuuring seriously
Evngton's ecogaizance taken for his appearance.
Mary Ann Corners was arragned charge of stealing
thirty yards of calico from the of Aar Brothers,
the Of Camp aud Julia streets, the I'D of February
| last, She gave bail to appear on the 9Th.
Fredeka Wiehel was arsagned on charge Of breaking
open Charles Neumann house Dryade street during his
absence and stealing therefsom SIS worth Of furniture Bail
| given to appear on the 18th.
Victoria Lake and Fanny Lake FAIR young pair of sisters
were arragned affidavit by DR.. Ridgely charging
with keeping house Magazine street. between Delod and
PoeyfaEe, (which is nuisance the whole neghhoood,
exceedingly detrimental peace good order morals
Of immediate vicinity " They gave ba TO appear the
| 9Th.
The Clara murder partially investigated
continued till to-day. We evil give tie result
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT.-The dock dsgorg-
ed nohing yesterday worthy special notice.
VIM Harvey residing at No. LOG Casacavo street made ada
Wit that named James Don who access to his house.
attempted toyoate the person of his little daughter Elizabeth
only years DID, nolin arrested and prison
Mrs. Fannin, residing Music made affidavit
whilst she in Mrs Sanders yard, where she in
habit going to buy milk, her two dogs flew her and bit her
in the hand arm leg, and abdomen in dangerous A
warrant issued and officer Andler-an old dignfed
policemaHent 10 serve it. Whilst on his way Mrs. San
ders two dogs belonging gentleman residing
of Poet and Goodchdren Streets made charge at him and
hwayted him III the object of his mission He
e Recorder and made affidavit of the fact adding, that
had been for his extraordinary activity keeping
their reach he would have been seriously innred He got
warrant for the Of the dogs that wayad him. and
started forhagan execute both 1t surFnsed
that Mrs Sanders dogs knowing that their ordered
had engaged the other dogs watch for the officer and stop
| him. w $50
Antonio Cane Thomas Canpoy, Antonio Campoy Juan Al
yare Jose orfela and Antonio Goa mariners belonging
the brig Anrela made joint affidavit that Joseph Tanning
committed violent assault and battery upon em with intent
to kill, the evee by bombardng them with bricks and
stones. 4 warrant was issued.
Ellen Catherine Myer, residing the Of Craps and
Poet Streets made affidavit that whilst she in yard Of
hon!e Spain street. Bill Marsh gave her violent beating
and attempted to kill her. A warrant sent out.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-Henry, a slave belong
ing Fernandez yesterday prison for cutting D.
Bernard white man. with trowel, at No. 800 Ursulnes
street.
Alex Grille arragned charge Of robbery in focibly
carrying away from the Of Cusomouse and solomon
Streets Sunday last pansss which belonged TO j.
| Patterson He gave bail TO appear.
lie Roy arragled charge of beating Gis-
card the of Claiborne and ST. Ann Streets Bail
| given.
Augusta Schneider afraigned charge Of fstcung
William Brg opposite the Office of the Fourth Justice Of
| Peace, on Wednesday, evening. He gave bail.
Numerous parties fined and bound for breaches
| the peace