New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90, 1857.
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wound inflicted the morning Of the 18th Of October last
Wngfeld the jackson Railroad Depot in this
city said being situated about the middle Of the right
side Of the inferior raxsry boe penetrating the throat and
rendering ligaure Of the carotid necessary"
Wngfelds examination commenced before Recorder
sh afew days ago. but continued in order await the resn
Whatever light the hna examination throw the er
its demets Of the shooting affair." thing true and
should be remembered by ALL in justice the deceased and
that s that he long the victim Of bitter and snging
legal by Wngfed for which he able to
obtain legal redress Wngfed avoided the issue and
evaded the different that issued compel him
the mark Further that IT certain sup
posed st Logan went to the railroad depot
seek personal difficulty, he talking with police
officer with view Of procuring wingfeds when the lat
ter up and challenged him to fight
Logan leaves faily-a wife who nursed him devoedly
through the whole period Of his suffering and two
FATAL AccIDENT.-Coroner Daunoy yesterday held
inquest body of Joseph Ecke Echorn native
OF France thirty age found dead in saye yard
the of Tchoupoulas and Washington Streets Fourth
District He killed accidentally by falling from his cart
he driving round the of wall and having
his head crushed between the wall and the projecting seat of
the verdict IN accordance with the facts rendered.
u. s. DISTRICT CoURr-The Grand Jury in this
court empaneled yesterday Judge McCaien discharged
the jury until to-day notifying them that matters connected
collision the steamships Opeousas and Gal
weston would be laid before them.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-M Mr.. Deputy Sheriff
ecschnaydre Assistant Clerk Mr. Trepagner chauued
the opening hymn "oyez oyezl yesterday morning his
corporosy appearing the best advantage behind the e
the Judges left and his handsome
agreeing with the deep soemny of his rich and powerful
Mr. DeCoursey the old fyabout Deputy also
having been ousted by the late revolution in the
Sheriay looking smiling and rosy OF Firstrae
fellows BOTH Seicschnade and and worthy of
responsible posts they FILL May the lean
| the other turn PALE
Tie District Attorney unusually forgving as his
| Driso
noe 1roseq J. Inck WISE Sheppard, and P. Weger,
charged with with kll-he four wild Dutch
woodchoppers of the Third District who quit chopping wood
day order take chop at each other; B. D. Wright
charged larceny; John ODonnel charged with carrying
concealed weapons Mrs Barry and George Weagle charged
with selling liquor slaves; Acme Wilz Michael Lynch
Philip Brady Martin Dunn, James Stewart g. X. Woolsy
VIM. Dowy George Butler Jerry Sullivan John Meyers ant
Lafayette Garrett c., all charged with assaults and bat
teries
The first trial that of Edward Roth Xavier Fisher ant
Kunz for assault and battery Testimony One
Dutch being bender got into with another
of Dutch Dutch grocery kept by Dutchman named Ora
zer at and Toulouse streets One Dutch
calls another Dutchman did Dutch son of b-h, an
pull knife the Dutch in charge calls for hell
upon which crowd Of neutral Dutch rush in and hustle
beligeen Dutch in the Of which, of the be
lgerents Pieson gets his head smashed with lage
bottle by of the neutras whom the testimony poin
Xavier Fisher The excessively Dutch, an
somewhat funny Person in tesfying said he beate
they tried make out The Judge had to ch.
the growing disposition to indulge in extra swearing in
The jury-of which this writer one-bng in verdict
guilty against the accused with recommendations to mercy
Roth and kuntz ......
Second trial Alcide wiltz big rawboned
looking individual charged with assault and battery Adoph
Duue very sarchy looking free gentleman Of color tese
whilst he fighting with another free gentleman of colo
OF Love and Union Streets Wz came with
cowhde cowhded them both The jury scaut the
Third last trial. VIM. Napp, charged with assault
battery upon Mrs Philip Trapp. Another Dutch
the of Prytana and Polymna street
Nspp and Trapp door neghbors and the
yard which, evening" of an old ugnes
Napp spat Tapp Trapp wishing to fight Eapp lest
might kill him and be hauled for murder Il
grocery with friend drink. Mrs. Trapp smelling
Mr. Trapp the to prevent him from drinking
and, whilst coaxing him, in comes Napp
The instant Napp and Tapp together with III
female Tapp between them the grocer lncdy describe
it. they all in small bunch together. Mrs. Trap
very bloody with badly cut and goes into
back whilst the grocer kicks both Nnpp
Tapp Mrs. Trapp positively that
Napp who struck her. and that he did it purpose woma
girl who in the back of the grocery at h
time of the row. that Mrs. Trapp told them she did
know who struck her. Mrs Trapp being recalled st
such thing and that the other and the 81
swore falsely nice for jury to decide As the ur
retire. Trapp rises in her seat and exclaims Stop there
two witnesses to examine yet side ~ But the
don't STOP she sits down. asonshed at the surroundin
laughter. The jury after being out time bring
dict of guilty against Napp, with Recommendation to mercy
! And the court sdjourns.
. FOURTH DISTRICT CoURr.-Judge Price yesterda
Judgment Of divorce in favor of DelpAine Worm
wife of Block, to whom she France
1872 Debauchery general dissipation. Ill and desc
ton husbands part, the grounds upon which
{ | wife obtained the divorce.
= RECORDER STITH's CoURr.-Geo Smith was We
arragSed being and
j. Frsby slave whom he had stolen from plantation Mi
Jmsns K9er and Wendai Kefe were called to answer
charge of having severely beaten VIM Wagner the
his skull fractured being to leave
bed The consequently indefinitely continuedit ber
that wendal K@fer when able would
John Price dismissed the charge having Stable
Joe Bradley few nights ago-Joe not being badly hurt
Mrs CALVIN galvanized specimen gentiy, was fined
carrier Of concealed Weapons set to the
evee perer similarly disposed Of Fred Zegle
a boy charged threatening food worms Of
brotner-in Fred. Cook, give do it.
The following parties were agned and docketed for fuu
Peter Paul Molloy charged with knocking down and beat
Husher in house Lafayette besides
her with sword Bail Of 500 required appear
Ellen Mahoney, Frances Fay and Bridget Quale charg
with stealing 500 gold silver from the pockets of Jan
u Maloney Tuesday night in house 10
Perdido streets Bail of $500 eaeh required appear
to the 2st
m Christina Klenschmid charged with severely woundi
Miss Maria Schate by striking her in the leg with shovel
III d1nnnS ~ & ne ' d p nes & huS rau ~, 1ane sueets
at Robert Saunders small boy, on Dryades street.
- McGueoy, on Friday last, in a house on Camp street.
Is RECORDER FABRE's Court. Little or nothi
done in this court yesterday. Ionn Shandrock
missed from charge of assault and battery; W. HoIan
and j. Gray were dismissed from charges of vagrancy
Andre Chavenswas held for examination a charge HI
- idg nsued and abused Rachel Goodman, the evee.
of petty drinking and brawng disposed