New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-04
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The seqas toe rater dramatic court see Of sanesdar
came on yssterdas Juage WIS Oh Ills way
to coar Ut add Toulouse streets ,yas
met By Mr. Dauaoy. with whom had the scutg o
yots day Several other persons y Da,nfS ie affe
asked the Judge atep tho seques epsd wifi.
Daunoy then asked the capoeas indsnity he
put he day before The fosisysy fefaNa to
Whist followed reports ma Jada sssetts
HAT he refused to apoloze DaaioY commenced
beating him the head and shoulders Wits case HAT
believing bis life 70 be- danger, he sos
had time it wresfed him thd party
that lie dagger but before sacrededa
Daunoy bad been taken o by naunoy,
the contrary states that the Judge pnt hand INTO his
pocket to draw weapon simultaneously with his refusal to
apologize and that he did Upon him En ho
made attempts draw the weapon The Judgs
rioaa injured by the blows he received Mayor Lewis subas-
vent t5 his and took down bis affidavit against
Da1roy Issued, placed hands of the
hsf c and ia fnnettonary Daunoy last evening
surTsndered himself He befora Mayor w1o al
that te Judge dager refused to lake
ga. aad eat him e prison also MADE before
Bradford charging Judge Robertson With assanltnr
dangerous carrying concealed
Wsapoass sad asarra was issasd for his arrest
~ ss fhlsg Judgs gu street fght but fs
h. s II Judges who adhera to the cool firm
ann eozaiiics Imposed 1pon the bS tr 80
Ton never hot blood oe and
she e have been
Judge prime aotafshoifd nsver betrav ts
selves beneath the fadiesat esans II ,s
sure % md from which,
he has no better rat Of shnas otisf bsan,e
tnftg15hg
understand. taken place Tnere Wa siIs 4sIrs.as
between fhe Mayor friends and III ~
large and excited crowd had h;s
firm, obstinate street full n1es
tifcate was presented about ndss E in
danger and Wss ffasI,
canvassed and finally the story gos upon goas,ab
Mitchell presenting himself Judge roor ~ warrant
his pocket from Justice sr 81 charges os
aaut and with dangerous weapons con-
Of the Law, peace the State ofeaisi-
his Honor Of the: First District concluded .o issue an
order to the Magor accept bail in tie Daunoy
More Tie richest raresf may be atead-
" no knowsf We don't. 5sseS8 E5esl5
SINGULAR ADVENTURE. DTeanss and a TPsld
Goose CassYesterday ydisposed gentlemen
raised IN order send old Jackson his
home IN indianapolis Ind Tie very singular
He in November he city
and two with the intention Of opening
where the river. During the Tip up river man named
AsheHbeck inraaed himself the old mans favor and
succeeded in robbng i'm Of 81 an fe money ha
had-with which he made good his escape The old
locaiedwh his family indianapolis Soon afersard he
dreamed that he saw Ashenbeck IN gambling
ean Three Or four tI1es had same dTea
He considered tie
as his wife him robber.
he did arrived last serarnI ntered
around town. visiting and other nysces
public where might ID 81 found
Atlat success crowned his He saw his man III the St
Charles enc
returned to the hotsbut SAsheneek found.
He had probably seen the old time saving
himself discovered that he had fed the
city The Old man had nothing Ie but pod his
and being suiscripien ras raised
| for him, as already mentioned.
School Board. - This body failed I'd hold its
meeting last there being quorum present
The SIX members who did again
8eyeuing.
RECORDER JAcKsoN's GouRT Pat at Sullivan, charg-
ed with stealing lot shingles the IeTee and I Doye
accused Of running his omnibus the
speeiaiites yesterday VIII be properly dealt with
i time.
NouEsT.-The Coroner yesterday held an inquest
on the body Of Jacob Banner sweds u years foun dead
at No. 2 Mafgny street Third District Verdict apopie1y.
scaused BY fnternperance. 5 a&sF 7st
DREADFUL-A ghasty yIookins ndiYidual Yesterday
asked us this question Why was n Quks election as
constable like the letter -" We couldn't tell Why's
said he with galvauc grin. because made Nader
Hadder" Whilst searching for button,
sailed again: Why choking girl DEATH out pure love-
like The letter 2,s We were nnysfed worse than before
= Because il makes hnggng, The here
retired with chuckle that sounded like deathattle
think he must have been suffering with brain
| and is probably dead by this time. s3S 8 81
FIRST DISTRICT GouRT. 20 wing to the indsposi-
lion Of Judge Robeo Judge Reynolds opened yes
eFdas continued the business to smother
RECORDER BRIGHTs CoURrr-John Hogan, a boy,
was yesterday sent before the FIRST District By Recorder
Bright to be tried for picking the pockets Charles Short
s4 s on the 18th ult the New Ganni. Bail not given.
with assault and battery and Peenz charged with lar
ceny discharged The notable yagrant sent to e
workhouse was Charles Riley, attempting
gariou entrance brahar Bernas store NO 4 Baronn
i street. Rs All $t5 r ~
The following parties and their axe
examination
A Frank H Hildebrandt and Il. Gerdes charged BY ".
Block with treating him follows Sunday last at the Halt
Way House the Canal other persons aiding in the out
RACES Knocking him down and beating him the Half Way
House following him to Reeds house, to which he ed for
safety dragging him thence back TO the HalEaJ House
beating him nearly senseles tearing his clothes dragging him
by the hair Of his head compelling to woods
for safety where he remained concealed till after his
had left for home. Case fixed for the 9Th bail given by
Mrs Masselon, charged with going Jeremiah F. Wheelers
residence Caiope street. Wednesday evening" beating
Mrs. Wheeler going through into the back yard opening
boubardment Mrs Wheeler with her Hrewood Casa
fixed for the 9Th bail given. S}A
James Dooey, driver Of cab charged with beating
Christopher Busch, of the Commercial Hotel hnrlng
| stone at him. Fixed for the 9th bail given.
Henry Donnely charged with brrtaly beating threaten
ing to kill his wife, Mary, at No. III Tehoupitouas street,
smashing her furniture aud upsettng the table which
boardes eating their dinner Wednesday, Fixed foe
| the 9th bail not given. 9B
John wheeahan, charged with heating Thomas Kelley
robbng him Of his pockethook Delta Wednesday,
| night. Reinanded till to-day
John Doyle, charged with beating Mrs. wound
ing her in the head with Corduroy alley Fixed for
4 the 9th bail not allowed f
Harriet Gerno accused of entering Antoine Neadus house
Perdo street during his absence and taking all his
effects household personal discharged Antoine having
thought the matter and concluded not prosecutor they
being and wife, according to the freelore code.
I RECORDER RAMOS CouRr-Ader Bertrand was
yesterday before the First District Court b tried for
stealing Mr. Jacobs He gave bail of $500 appear for
trial. "a s 4.,,- I.a E3sgs 5#ttfs$ E75 3$zI
Nancy Heod complained that Catherine Ennis invaded her
doicil at of Benvle Burgundy streets, and
| smashed looking glass worth 50. Warrant issued
Theresa Meteor arragned charge of stealing pair Of
scissors from Antonio Bousart at No 156 St. Louis street She
i gave bail to appear. II E ,gs Ss8 .##4q5a 5
Adophe complained that Zuyndregt had slapped
his of Marais and St Lonis streets Warrant
\ ont 5fs74 ts9 ss 3Ee7 t3& Es&5i&34S
Kian Ebert complained that he pulled off his rayand
beaten by DR.. Elliott Bourbon street, Wednesday, War
| rant out. 5${5S 5%sfF&{ts8 sss@ 5Fs5TTfk1
vERNoN.-Vernon is the person who invented the
story about the lady being pulyerized III India by
coup de soeu When he was dining there with Hin
doc, one of his hosts wives was suddenly reduced to
ashes upon which the Hndoo rang the bell and said
ia the attendant who answered. IL Erinp fresh