New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-23
gufal SHtslligfufe.
rur Rrconprss, corars-lMichaeI Aspi1I ras <.

| THE RECORDERS C0URrs-Michael AspiH was ex.
examined before Recorder stih, Saturday, charge
having stabbed James Fnnen with intent to kill the night
Of the 9Th Of November ss in Rusan,s cofshouse the
| corner Of Hercules and Thalia streets
Pnnens testimony coroborated by tat Of others and
this effect He made to drink against his will he
hour being and he having work early in the
ng by Ap and three other named Burns Cunninahs
and Gray Asp giving invitation and wing him the
bar by the After drinking and turning lesve the bar,
the ba- keeper asked who to for the liquor Fnnen
replied that Aspi who treated snd else
roboated him Ap turned round and hs he did not
and sha: he did intend for the quor Finnen
paid his drink Cunningham his leaving
the house Finnsn remarked that ad-d act
something that effect go. little piece of in
company with Cunningham he heard Asp calling him, and
roand seized the by him. he having fol-
lowed him the street. Asking Asp' what he wanted,
he replied II want to come and take drink"
Finnen positively refused Aspi wished
Finnan said his bad conduct in inviting him
then refusing for it. Aspil said that d lie Fin
said those words he from nybody and
warned him them Api him the lie second
time, with improvement in the oath. Finnen then knocked
him down. and walked till he his friends
after which he heard Asp coming cursing him calling
him the He turned again. and asked Asp why
he called him such He Fnnsnl had his hands in his
pockets at the time snd seeing A his hand behind hs
back and having previously been apped that he armed
told him 10 take his hand from his back and be would show
him whether he what he had called him Asp did
remove his hand and mo.oning toward him II keep him
back him sudden and eachsous stabs In the quick
est succession. -
The declined offering any testimony snd Api was
before the First District Court bail of 5000
Mrs. curraa held bail on charge of outrageously
abusing lady neighbor on Freret street.
A. Marks fined ses for peddng with another mans
license. required par - go
Work house. Of his wife
Maria large number of lesser offenders fined
the workhouse.
Recorder Fabre overhauleda crowd thirty syshly dressed
negroes half of
of crowd who holding grand fancy dress ball st the
Orleans ball Saturday night when the Recorder order
ed the police make descent them. Among those
rested white who told the Recorder {hen her
the hous) that white, he would
dare thing with He told her he upon
than the and did deal far with
make her the night in the lookup with them On Sat-
urday the free each some of
ordered leave the State whilst the slaves were ordered
smaller fines or receive ueubraions Of hickory oil They paid
readily and with few exceptonsfor the in New
Orleans seem to be always well provided with money.
Antonio Ruado alias Salvador suspected of being implicated
in the murder of Caramlo examined and discharged for
want Of evidence - f= 'Ss
Huyghe held Baptiste examination
charge of having embed 1892 Of the funds Of Jefferson Fire
No. %, the accusation being made by George Geer
FIRST DISTRICT CoUET.-Wm. Smith, found guilty
batery Saturday 4 hours
imprisonment Mrs Sullivan for larceny four months mprts
Mrs OBren, for assault and battery, SO fne Ar
mand Iabranche for assault and battery SIS Barney Coyle
larceny, year in the Pententiary . s5.
Patrick Hanlen John Hart G. L. McClendan, Michael Ker
Edward McCafrey T. McKinsey and SiIas F. MiIer.
charged with carrying concealed and Francois Ar
mand charged with larceny had their removed from the
books, they having left for parts unknown $.5
Raphael Gsnaies bonds declared forfeited he having
failed appear for trial for carrying concealed weapons
U. S. CIRCUIT CouRr.-Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, as
heir of the late Daniel Clark has filed in bill in
equity against Baltimore,
the late John Donogh against fifteen twenty per-
besides recovery valuable
the Bayou St. john property which belonged CLARK
the time of his DEATH but which held ownership by
the different defendants The comprises the best
of twenx of ground mostly unimproved very
| valuable from its locality.
| ASSESSMENT RETURNs,-Ir Bailey, Of the Finance
Committee the Board of
following summing up recently
4 completed