New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07

CORoNER's INoUEsT.-The Coroner yesterday held
inquest the body Of Margaret Schmidt German woman
eighty who died board the Johannisberg
that ship coming the river The verdict attributed
death old and the debility upon sea
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN THE THIRD D1srR1cr-
Joaquin Thomas Malay residing Marigny street. near
Noreau seized with of phrenzies on Thursday
night which peculiar to his race, and which his native
region takes the shape of running He attempted
murder but only slightly wounded young woman stabbed
policeman is thought fatally and concluded by sabbng
killing himself The details of the hod deed elected on
the Coronors inquest, follows: -L.I
Miss Mary Weber young woman residing Annunciaon
street. had visited Mrs Thomas during day. and was asked
by the latter all night The wife requested
as she ssd her husband violent and brutal in his
treatment of her. and she had particular
ay when he should next hoe Miss Weber consented
to stay and it agreed that she should sleep
Thomas leaving the husband occupy stood in the
At little before 10 o'clock Thomas got home in
ugly temper In short time to bed Thomas
taking the cot. Mrs. Thomas, being drinking woman and
rather the for liquor the time Immediately
seep but Miss Weber said awake being alarmed
by Thomas ugly conduct and in particular by expression he
had dropped the effect that believed three of them
would be dead before morning.
Soon after Thomas laid down his cot he
the bed and began taking liberties with Miss Weber, She
sisted energecay which he drew dagger
kill her. and dragged her the She regsned her
feet and kept at distance from him. whilst paced up and
down the frequently approaching in menscng manner
the bed in which his wife lay, still asleep. Weber finally
got the door, and by quick effort unlocked
but she did Thomas dashed her and caught her by
her at the time cutting with his dag
ger and wounding her slightly in the back she was how
too desperate be held by her gown which
ass hand and getting of him fed down the street.
calling loudly for the watch The first officer met was j.
Boyle who the house quickly possible and went
to take Thomas The latter had bed officer
approached he suddenly raised the bar plunged large
into his abdomen Boyle get
finpfa
Thomas He had seized him. and dragging him out
the bed when Mrs Thomas who had last awakened told
him there necessity of taking her husband he
"aeady 6xed " and such the fact He had stabbed
self in the stomach with his big knife dying few
minutes he dead After Miss Webers escape it ap
that Thomas had laid his dagger provided
himself with the large knife with which stabbed Boyle and
killed himself.
The Coroners verdict that Thomas had committed
suicide Policeman Boyle wound very bad one
necessarily mortal. .. '- .. IH ..at tt
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-We were on hand yester-
day. usual in double capacity of juror reporter
foreman limited that there press the
columns of the Crescent for Saturday morning.
PEELED to dispense with usual minute particularly and to
submit only brief report Of what done.
Ernest Potter alias Omer, f. tried for assault
| with dangerous weapon, aud acquitted.
John Manuel alias Eanuel Guees was tried for assault
! and battery, and acquitted.
Emile Huion tried for assault and battery and found
| guilty.
Jonathan Blake tried for battery found
| guilty with recommendation.
Hugh Quigy tried for assault with dangerous weapon
and acquitted
| Several old cases dismissed by mol pros
RECORDER STIrHs CouRr-Ephraim S. Daley
was yser a sent before the First District Court for stealing
pair Of gold bracelets three and 6reaspn from
ns% Of The 18th M at ' Bail s anu 'onn Oh
len!Iy beating and kicking Lyman his o'Conuos
on Tcheupouns eet He did al because he be-
was ex mined nd dismissed for want Of evidence.
dsehssd ssvaF sy H. "p
peared to be far gone in and not capable of being
appeck dismissed from charge of stealing wood Frank
Fey dismissed from the charge of stealing IS 50 from VIM
Flzabeh Carpenter, coloed claiming be free was
with her Children sent prison for having evidence
Mary Cohen had to pay $40 for displaying proess with
john Young charged with wOanding Catherine Young with
ME streets made to give bail not do again
Alice Crohan held for examna ion charge want
ing to kill Margaret Eag' hur. her feelings
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-Francoise Cornu was
yesterday sent before the First District Court larceny
breach OF rust in pawnng lot OF clothes which Marie
sne entrusted to her Tor washing In default of bail he
VIM Cunningham and Johc Blsnch were sent to prison
on or having stolen Peter Johnsons bag
where he vas green to leave Thsrsday morning
5 q sG I 2 ssss n ct @ a Ks ssss
on the eves on Thu sdy evening" he having
Ha Hg Dy S.s ND bail on charge
having beaten somebody No. 80 Main street, rather
| feeling
Antonio Dominique Jas. Llado Jose Barrea ard Bis
cayeno were Fined 50 each for selling impure rmps the
| Vegetable Market.
| RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURF---Some fifteen ne
oeS Tree ana slave, yesterday arHigned charge OF
being yoarie OF Queen voudou paccer of her obscene
a1d he sh mysteries When broken upon by the police
thursday night they in the door, eating
OF some andsh cooked by their Queen
tory to stripping and joining in Internal da All ho
parry captured were wi the exception of
whom he Queen had chosen her King TIE Recorder hned
them $40 each, and nearly all paid,
| RECORDER ADAMS CuURT.-Two slaves-Iaurel
Johnso br ght mnlato, belonging II, Kennedy and
another OF charcoal huewere yesterday charge
haS fancy spurge Thursday night appeared
that ell who j. ghcolored that he pass white
by gas light, the other round with him
Ia X acting master and the other SLAVE. Having
money to pluge they around among the cohouses.
drinking each place. ing SO we'll that
detected the cheat They kept up they got Yupk
and attention of the police assumed much
dignity when of he eatherheas undertook arrest him
was aw uy indi nan and ace he drunken white gentleman
10 PEI ecton He was, Tever, arrested and taken
ockup where he reeg zed Reco der Adams essed
his opinion of the Ike by ordering Laurel receive twenty
hye IaSles, and the other