New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

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PROBABLE MURDER A man named Hickey a coz
stable in Jnsic Daeys Court yesterday stabbed by
Goran who subsequently arrested and lodged in prison.
The affair occurred in Mr. Sulsan feed store Poydras
Hickey, learn had collecting money
for Gorman and the latter meeting him at the time and place
named accused him of having embezled OF the money
had collected Hickey called him id liar German drew q
knife, and Hickey turned he stabbed him back
beneath the left shoulder. The wounded taken the
Circus street Hospital where he ba fatally
injured
AcCIDEsT-Jean Oliver, free colored man, ard
John Smith, Irisnan yesterday fell from the roof of Mr.
Chapelas residence Espanade whilst
building cornice The coored residence
Columbus and badly hurt in his that his
recovery considered doubtful The Iishmnn not
gerously hurt The accident caused by the falling the
cornce owing supposed the danpness of brick
work upon which it rested
FOUND DEAD IN A SCHoONER.-An oyster.schooner
yesterday found drifting the lake and in the cabin
were found the dead bodies of about fortvc years o.
age and boy about sixteen years age There
of violence them but from the fact of empty whisky
bottles and charcoal furnace being in the cabin with them
supposed that during the late cold weather they drunk
and shut themselves in the cabin with charcoal fre The
Coroner will investigate the matter to-day.
DESPERATE NEGRo.-Oficer Ducong yesterday ar
rested named Bill belonging Mr. Barry,
the evee in the Second District The made such
perae resistance with his coonhook officer
his knife in bis defence and each bloody wound in of
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RECORDER SoLoMoN's CouRr.-John Boland, alias
Doyle yesterday prison charge of being
sorry the murder of Patrick Hickey little Hickey
having testified that he (Sonnd the the time
Itaggey stabbed his father and he held his
time the abbng done. Boand arrested By Lieut..
| Leggett,
| RECORDER FABREs CouRT.-Paul Ruffie was yes
erday sent before the First District Court to be tried
saung Joseph Bonchoux with dangerous weapon with
kill, in his Customhouse, late night lie having
| invite cd hint with tha ianJ Rat
| $1,000.
Sarah Gamer before the for stealing
silver spoons, from the house of Mrs. E. GlleI
where She employed She sent prison
Isaac slave boy, sent to prison. charge Of having
badly another slave named Terence,
steamer Capitol, on Thursday evening.
james Smith, charged with abbng Charles Rodgers
foot of Hospital street, on Thursday evening
John GeHsar to prison charge of haying badly
benteu Nicholas Reckhar.
Diutry Shomaz sefore the First District Court fer
| beating Ellen Louis lie gave bail
VIM. Smith sent to prison charge of having badly
beaten John Fearon
John Marshall, alias Scohv workhouse
three months dangerous and suspicious vagrant.
The following dismissed; Jules Gauvin, charged wita
breach of trust and Mrs. Laenond, Louis Baderick
Thomas Welch, charged with assaults and batteries.
| RECORDER SrITHs CouRT.-C. r. McGregor was
yesterday Court after
nation charges stealing so worth Of clothing from
John Corlis of God Streets
stealing Sil5 from trunk in Mr. Hbber boarding house.
Gainne and Front Levee He
prison in default of bail
Samuel Wilson sent before the First District Court
for attempting to pick the packets of James Smiths cloth
ing the Indian Queen HOTEL the morning of
inst, whilst Smith in bed watching him. but pre-
tending to be asleep. Bail required, $500.
john Adams alias Wright before the First District
Court carrying .Eled weapon-a loaded Denge
, pistol
A. Il Thompson prison charge of having bur
glriouy the stolen various
the boarders in MS Farrow house at the corner OF Ba
.oune and Julia streets.
Edward Williams charged with robbfng George
Foster of gold watch discharged Foster failing to
pear against them
Mike Walsh was held for hearing charge Of having
hankerehiefs from the door OF Abraham Enger
i store, at No. 81 New I.evee street.
b FIRST DISTRICT COURT.-Louis Gravat, O. De
, Fsche and Eloi Fonbene charged with batteries
yesterday dismissed by mol Edward As and James
johnson charged with entering house in the day time with
onous intent also discharged Frank johnson pleaded
guilty yiDg concealed weapons and remanasd
sentence Mrs Ford charged with assault and battery falei
to appear for trial. and her bond declared forfeited Daniel
Block convicted of assault and battery applied through
another trial aud the District Attorney ordered to pe
pare himself why the trial should not be granted
Victor Tyeron tried for assault and battery and
IS found guilty with recommendation to mercy.
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT.-Mrs. ]. N. Schnehle yes
teday endeayoed by of writ of habeas corpus to re
in gain possession daughter who is is old from NJ
Charles Benyenu whom she had hired her as servant
the gil appeared TO Of sound mind and did not des 10
turn 70 her mother III? application was disnissci