New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09


Mayor Mobile did Friday He sent three repued danger
Gus This cyhad them put the mail boat for
express shipment New ore and paid the Of teir
shipment Of the thieves belonged this city two
Il them never informed by Of
our oldest police officers ought If the Mayor Of
Mobile did this retaiiatory spirit carries R comment
Wesnppoe authorities will come 70 some sort Of an under
standing with hn about It at rate they should do The
mem Charles Anderson. Smith and II j.
Gustan duly received BY the Third District police
Saturday mornng md Recorder solomon sent them TO prison
MuRDER.-A most horrible murder was perpetrated
Saturday, night In house on ato street between Magazine
and Constance Justus Methe German employed in Mccain
foundry without conceivable cause beat
his wes with From the testimony given before
Coroner in his yesterday would that
prompted BY insanity by that spontaneous i'm
pulse to murder which there rational explanation The
Nscts elected we're these: S3t ssssssl
some weeks ago. Mstshe made wAnton attempt kin
neirhbor Of Holdch whilst he quietly sitting
doorway. examined before Recorder stih,
oinrnied The Criminal Court Ha let out
bail and continued his the foundry usual Laey
hss ~ ccnscshce tornened him much for
havisk pesued hnsolf examination before
e perjury different persons and seemed uf
coon on Friday night his depression Of mind
10 such degree that he sent for Holdh order
confess hs crime and beg forgiveness Holdch went
him. and lying nn bed Mehe himself of
perjury and prayed in the most intense
ne I'D the ar his suppcatonsI he said, I'm
my good now, hut knows what may happen
osunorrow Holdch made friends with him left
Mehe remained home all day Saturday but behaved him
self nationally Known His wife, Dorohea
foundry and his for him It is known that
any thing any unhappnes between them
InsIe evening O'Clock, fellow Metthes
McCsney, who resided in cabin opening
tho adjacent Xcthes overheard loud talk
heard Mshe tell his wife that he intended
on somebody's heads Listening further found that the
fhresf reference 10 himself and wife Remembering
Nethe kali odrIch he became alarmed,
N interval during which Metthe became quiet he
his and called him by several times;
received Being still alarmed he
policeman he going out at the gate, he he
sound Ok violent blows issuing from Methe's room
policeman being near went with HIM but their raps at the
door avail. Hearing unusual sounds in the room
tney after policemen and returned with three
four The whole party then commenced forcing the door
whilst they at IT. they could hear violent choppng
side with axe the aoor, and then The door
which they forcing Finally they got OPEN and Metthe
at them with his reaured the whole crowd to ar
him. Policeman Sullivan being the FIRST seized him
and the from him. Mrs. Mete lying on the floor
her night dress with the her in and her
brains scattered about the in shocking manner
besides which the floor and doors sinered BY the
choppngs with the On being taken to the guardhonse
Neths asked what he killed his wife for His reply was
that nobody knew the cause better than himself.
They had three children, girls nged twelve ten and eight
years respectively who were asleep in another
tragedy took place. All they could tell was VIXEN ,hsy
10 bed they Uid their parents good night according
their ruso themher mother keading some dough-
baking their father walking quietly up and down
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blows the head with Four chops distinctly
ma se outflow many had been given could arrived
at Mete was forty Of age and native of Ger
ianaanv. 4gai s3-B tsa5is' Il
We heard evening Meihe had been behaving
like during the day, In his confinement at the Work
house s$ a4@f8 }Egs
SUICIDE We mentioned day Or two since that q
man VIM Harper found at night lying Triton
Walk with nothing but Shirt and his throat all bloody
from an attempt bad made his ugulnr He died
Saturday Charity Hospital The Coroners verdict hat
lie inflicted suicidal wound whilst under the influence of de
2irium remens. !gs, M A. s
ANOTHER SUICIDE Yesterday morning French
man. whilst back Of Algsrs with his gun prospecting
ducks discovered wedressed swinging by neck
nbs, aheight of about fifteen feet from the ground
He appalled, at the sight that s dropped hts and
Enconnering another his way home, he told the
story ana time sent for and reached the
4po The body hanging To the limb by silk handker-
chief which had very ingenously constructed
and had apparently been swinging In the wind three
fou. days appearcd be that of German about twenty
years NJ He very decenly clad having on
ins black cloth coat and pants, ne boots and grey
Nothing coud be found about him 10 lead his Identification
N verdict ofsuce hanging rendered The place
this babe goodbye earth in lonely part
the woods verres canal about three miles from III,
siver only quarter Of mile distant from the spot
another unknown found, Amonth SINCE swing
Ing limb Ny made Of plucked the spot
SxABgINa AFFAIR--John McCluskey was Stable,
on Gaiain street. at II o'clock on Saturday night BY VIM
wood We have particulars, other than that McCinskey
not dangerously hurt The time and place of the affair how
good presumptve evidence Of the nature Of the aa
ASoTHER.-Last night, at about o'clock as Alex
anaer Cnlberson American peamboa hand,
down Grad street. ST. Mary he acquaintance luz
ging along drunken Being asked to assist in getting I'll
sos home declined saying that he hurry
get back his just then freshman whom he did
Of coffee house the and said to hin
DID liar ~ wory alteration ensued in whic
Cuberson made the remark that no Americana upC
which the Irshman drew knife and stabbed him in Il
side inaicting bloody but fortunately dangero,
wounda rib swing turned the knife aside The above is IL
Of the wounded who taken to the Hospital III
Irshman made bis but acquaintance Of his wi
the coaeshoase with him, caught culbertson
he fell arrested Lieut. Hunt released him. condition
his pointing out the guilty party.
"JEwING DowN.n-The habit which some peopl
have OF "jewng down cheapenng the price of whaev
they want TO buy pesy illustrated few days ag
goose of picked up ladys watch and started off
sell H. He found bidder in stable Grarer street, VII
after looking ut the watch carefully Inside and
what would take for II. twenty-five dosrs said til
boy. The man took another look the watch sait
Twenty Ave is too mnehr give you twenty ~ Tn
cnched the bargain received the money and started
like another Gil Blast few dollars in his pocket toubtles
making himfeel IT he could buy the world bottle
washer St Charles street coffee house has not bee
haard Of since Through his employer Officer Busby 20
inkng Of the transaction aud yesterday man VIII
bought hs watch This had hesitation whatever
selling the watch to uby for lust much gave
1he watch fine Geneva article with bouquet of diamont
setn blue side being valued with It's chat
seals ct SIX hundred dollars lost by lady
Gsiety Thea.er about days ago. II had evidently hes
dropped and rod before The boy oand the
one side was broken aud the case bent.
rs. THIEVES ARRESTED AND PRoPERrY REcoyERE1
Officer Bornhorst arrested boys John Lyons an
Thomas Neon Saturday evening Third Dis,riet wit
silver watch sixbreaspins, ear and Anger rings
music box and apohecary scale ali property in the
possession Subsequently in their house Poet street betyet
Casaeaiyo ard Morsau Bonhorst found of MATCHMAKER
and watch works. also stolen property Bornhorst hnis
his Job by aesing third boy sed George Heynaond as
accessory with the others. They will confronted with
eoFder Solomon this morning
DIED OF HIS IsJuRIEs.-Wm Vents, who had h
leg broken and his body injured by cotton falling w
him on board the ship Anne washburpe died yesterday
Charity Hospital The Coroner held an inquest on the boz
and resrned verdict In with the facts peeea,
was German u years Of age and leaves family
ALLEGED RoBBER ARRESTED Lieut. HINT n
special officer Boyan, ssi night arrested wei known
named Charles Jones, Charge having committed r
berry on Bienyie street month two since by getting
through window and carrying OIL and other yaluab
He will be up before Recorder Sti,h to-day.
The BURNING CAsE.-Mrs. johnson the lady ~
her night clothes burnt of by the upsetting of su.s
her residence Annuncasn street. DE Fourth p,
Wednesday night last, seriously injured thar