New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-24
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re.rs 4 fire broke ont in J. B. Dubuchets gro
ery Il The corner Victory and Margny streets At
3ccock yesterday morning The flames were not
- about 81 damage the contents Of the store
n - attributed to fnsendarism the wstchman OF tue Deaf
having toda man. who subsequently reported the fac 70 me
peer that he saw out of an alley by the gro
cery Just before the fire broke out why the a no.
xeDort this We were unable TO learn.
arrEmrrEp MURDER. - Yesterday afternoon, at
aboa, O'Clock dressed little woman drove up to No.
81 charles street in carriage slghed went into the da
saloon Mr. Andrews in the third story and
tsenpc to kill A. She drew knife and went at him with
a. fury Of end himself well as possible but
BEFORE be could get her she had given him cut in the
two cuts his in his side and cut in
LII hgh any these reported to be his injuries but
could hurt uch for he got down to the street.
sked bleeding saunched and walked back again.
s the meantime having jumped into her carriage
aud raed Her Mrs Mary Jane Charles; and she
ss subsequently, her residence Common street
y special officer Phillips and lodged In prison. The of
s bloody demonstration the Of Mrs Charles said to
that Andrews after living with her nearly two years. being
business by her passing her of his wife, etc. lat
fey deserted her for love- whom he took 10 his bosom
IL lawful marriage. This being than her humanity
could endure she sought vengeance above described Mrs
q was widow, with children, when Andrews took up
with her.
FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT.-Ihe Election Contest1-
pereptory exception filed by Eggleson against
petition Of Judge Augusn and others praying for
feson Of the election for Judge Of the Fifth District Court
yeSleruAy Juuge Frce
being Interested in the matter and got Judge Morgan Of the
second District Court to preside in his place.
Jas Augusn ESQ., appeared for the petitioners assisted by
Jadgc Agsn and Rand Hunt appeared for the defendant
Tho argued length Mr.. Hunt opening MR. James
Augustn speaking Judge Augustin after him, and Mr.
Hunt concluding Mr. H aaled the several sections of the
Jadges petition with his accustomed force and telling effect
One Of his strong points that the Judge having offered
himself candidate election had right afterwards in
forward and pretend that the election
mall and void.
exceptions argued by Mr. Hunt and rebuted by the
Judge his son. taken into consideration by Judge
Morgan
RECORDER STITH's COURT. A. West was yes
serday $40 ransg his cespool into the cutters of
Dyades Guess he forgot that to be privilege extended
only to the big hotels.
Smith and Margaret Holmes fined $40 for being
more drunk and generally low down than the law allows
Slave George ordered fabrication Of hickory oil for
stealing wood slave Essex sent before the First District
Court to be tried for stealing y lot Of tools.
Lous Drum Oro Lean and John Sutgo fined s. each
for raising grand on board the ship India.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.- Charles Hole was
yesterday due examination before the First District
Court be tried the charge Of passing upon Joseph Mao
at No. II Crossman street. check on the Mechanics and
Traders Bank for s52 when he had deposit thsre
He gave bail Of $500 for his appearance.
Maggy Young to prison the charge Of having
picked pocket of VIM Nelson Of S6 In the Vegetable Mar
kct She to prison to await examination.
Bernard LEILA dismissed from the accusation of larceny
preferred against him by Jean Caueron.
RECORDER SoLoM0N's CoURT.-P. Metheo was yes
teray the affidavit of Alex the pound keeper
hargng him with stealing horses the GENTLY Ridge The
accused gave bail to appear for examination.
Smith held for examination charge of beating
BERNARD Laygne. Bail given
Bapiste Fey held charge Of threatening to kill his
wife with pistol Of Peace and Moreau streets
Caroline Robinson fined 81 50 for getting drunk and hurt
the feelings her husband james by robbng him Of IS
all Love street. 3seT.-l.55