New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05
4utal SatslIIaeufe.

been blessed delicious weather the genial sinsn
iausing briancy into and life and activity
oroughfres and undimmed shedding halo Of
y scenes of nocturnal aaey The streets
necessarily ronsed by the angelic part Of creation than
in the afternoons and evenings and joyousness
reigne unbonded than the heaters and
gaes which enffven the night These things all
pleasant ws read, do daily Of the Terri
bic winter that has prevailed and prevails In all e
audes Of the eountrrvers frozen up wrecked
land travel stopped and large and brilliant cities paraYssd
choked and frozen with andics Here how diff
ferent the scene Let be thankful ~ =
| FIRE ALARxs,-An alarm was caused early yester-
day morning by the burns roof soodchdren street,
Frenchnan. Damsgs little nothng Another alarm
caused by the burning Of chimney Eysan Fields
street.
ATTEMPTED SuIcIpE.-A man named VIM. Harper
gas iond lying Triton Waih Apollo and Dyades,
Tuesday with nothing hb shirt on bleeding shfn1ly
from wound in his neck He Csri
y Hospital where he In fs Of recovery yesterday
not known shat incted him the suicidal attempt
ArTIsY.-Fifteen seamen, belonging to the ship
Nsr,ha which arrived last evening" by
Hant at the request o Capt SamneT Balrey Of the said hp
who charged them with having coritted nutiny
the high They will be confronted o.
missioner, in due time. y III s ~ y
TK JEALOUSY AND MuRDER CssE-The Coroner
through with bis inquest into the murder Margaret
ley in her house Calope Tuesday night
sut verdict Of murder against Mrs Harry CuI
Michael Cu who carrying Illicit with
ceased, and who the house time.es4.ss.s
The testimony before the gave complexion
the quite different from published yeser
day from esrsay There several families living IN the
house Margaret Kelley having herself Mrs MeGnty
who Of the tenants testified that Mrs Gull ee
the asoon search Of her husband who hid in Margzres
ROOM and Kept himself locked in, whilst Margaret
the back yard washing that Mrs Gull remained there about
hours waiting of her husband and occasionally revng
Margaret she with her washin that finally she
impatient and desperate and asserted that she would hse
the blood either Of her husband Of his istres and that
sfterwsrd she drew dagger and Margaret who
still at her washing seized her by the hail. sud stsbbed
her several eonce through the breast causing the blood
spdr together Gor she had baby oucen tho
side between fourth fifth ribs Margaret Clarke
present. and arrested accessory although she proved
entirely nnocsnt told coroborated Mrs McGfnJb,
in the main. ,-.z-1 80 -t- t5S.
the took place, Cni who actually the
author Of left the in which he had 1an cIabered
fence and made his At night after the inquest
and whilst they confng the body Of his murdered
mistress returned helped friend Mcny abuse Mrs.
Mcnty for giving the testimony she did before the Coroner
Afterwards informed McGinty gave his wife terrible
beating for her testimony although he present when she
gave it and seemingly assented TO it.
The history of this tragedy that Mchael Gull went to lv
ing with Margaret Kelley ago. without the fray
of marriage, and in OF time they had three children
Gull at last getting tired of Margaret left her aud married
other woman-his present wife Mnry-who when she
married him that he had mistress and children living In due
time Michael got tired Of his wife, Margaret
The wife became prey the jealousy and vindcveness
natural wiman her situation, found Margaret
lived and the bloody sequel is known. l71 -2s '-'sT
RECORDER FABREs COuRT.-Wm. Smith was yes
erday sent before the First District Court be tried for beating
John Fearon Hawthorne house, the
Hospital eyee Streets the 2i M In default
of bail, he prison. I'd. 49, s- -
James Smith before the First District Court be
tried for sabbng Charles Rodgers the foot OF Hospital
street the ed u appeared that fight going on in
Hawhornes and Rodgers went in to IL he
Smith cutting persons with knife. and trying
reach the he turned give him clear out and
he did received cut in the from as he
passed. Smith was refused bail and sent prison.
J. Mnyille arragned charge of beating Of
Marie Dean the of Rampant and Barracks streets He
| gave bail. -a5 a..I.
VIM Strong held for hearing charge of cutting
| coffee sack from beneath the levee platform. '''
| RECORDER SoLoMoNs COURT. Brown was es-
erday sent to the parish charges of being drunk dis
tuing the insulting and resisting the officers and tearing
! the officers Clothes
Joseph Brink held charge beating Dupern
and D. Cashon held charge Of grossly insulting
and abusing two named Caroline Brown and Margaret
Cashmau. l..r
RECORDER SrITHs CoURr.-Mrs. Mary Gull wa s
yesterday aagned charge of having murdered her bus
bands Margaret Kelley in her house caliope
Tuesday afternoon She
ton the 10Th inst, and remanded to prison.
Mary McCann before First District Court for stealing
sundry articles om the ST. Charles Hotel where she
ployed servant '5t z471
the picking
the pocket drunken man. policeman having caught him
the act by the moons pale Light, calm still night"
John Doran charged with embezzng $40 Of Michael Mcn
miss money and beating Thomas Ball the head with scl
of wood Samuel jenkins, f. Co. charged with breach
the prejudice of James McKeeyer James Williams
charged with trying to kill James Remey watchman in th
ST. Charles Hotel and Catarine Keller charged stealing
stall in ST. Marys Market all discharged TO
various sufficient
| FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-This court opened yester
day Judge Robertson having Baton Rouge
John Calaghan, charged with obtaining mule under falls