New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-04

x.etroyed ~ nre 1t s o'clock ysssordsy ~
dors not amount 70 much. sD.-The P0ntchaftfaln
TH4r Ot,aHr TO BIZ Ghorse to leave the lake for
Rlso Germany ~ e ~ .as Al other eve
s ~ last train and waited pstienly for the
~. III This there at O'Clock, but showed no
starting On asking the driver why be did not go ahead
al individual replied he had been ordered by Mr. Good
In II a for psfty Of gentlemen who taking convi
Vii suypet ii tie hos he did wait till those gentlemen
finished their supper thus compelling the outside party to wait
On hour bf beyond the advertised time This was
de violaion public right and It opinion that If any
al the upon could take the matter sufficiently
10 hss to 80 about II sy would damages Of
tho company.
BuRaLARy.- The residence Of Mr.. John Erman. at
the corner Of Camp Race Streets entered Thursday
night desposd Of sundy valuable articles by some Of the
fraternity For piece Of good luck, the
burglars missed worth Of jewcy which in
Il the rooms they ransacked.
CoKoNER's IxeURsTs.-The Coroner, on Thursday
night concluded his investigation into the death of Geronimo
Dn the Greek sailor who shot in John Pette's coffee
house Victory street upoa the testimony given BY various
Witnesses the following verdict was rendered to his
death wound the right side Of the back
penetrating between the eighth and ninth ribs and
causing Internal hemohage the said wound having been in
cted with shooting instrument in the hands OF Arthur
Gaerin and abettsd BY VIM Demo VIM Lockwood and
Robert Forbe the morning Of the 18th March, 1851 in the
Of John Pete, 10 Victory street. Third Dis
srict n The deceased was - years Of age. 3
the shove verdict was rendered
T. G. Lacrse gunsmh, Of Eiysian Fields street. testified
khat about 10 o'clock the morning Of the shooting affair."
Gusrfn md lockwood and two other whom he did
kno cas shop much excited and asked to have their
revoiysrs Witness loaded Ave barrels for Lockwood
and to bs-rels the others; Guern asked gum
witness did not let him have did him
pistols rome Of the balls witness used in loading the pistols
and conical 1T with conica ball that
Dhnity was killed q
Joseph Deloie coeehouse testified that
at about quarter O'Clock aerin presented
rsps asked him subscribe toward paying the
of dead and that Petite refused and
had harsh words with Guerin after which the latter left
In returned accompanied by Lockwood
Forbes and Demo- and without quarrel provocaon the
PARTY commenced firing upon all the about fifteen
II number witness bng behind the bar all the time Was
HI Lockwood and Demo shooting but not certain
in regard 10 uerin Forbes fired
all pointed his revolver witness but turned It
away upon his exclang, Don't shoot mel Pette escaped
when the firing began Was almost certain he Forbes with
knife but could not that Guerd had Could not
how many persons wounded whether Dinitry
shot house though be heard he did he
any wounded In the house All Of the attacking party
pearsi drunk, and after they had cleared the
with their jumped into cab and drove
Twenty minutes afterwards they passed by again. when Lock
wood and Dsne ~ ia intosh house.
John Pete Of the house, testified that when he
refused subscribe the burial OF the dead man. Guerin
cursed him upoa he ordered him to leave the house
he did offer witness drew apol and said he would
him he didn't leave Guerin then left saying
b back again night but in ten minutes he returned with Eve
ether person whom be knew but by NAME though
four Of them Saw aerin have
and long knife in his shirt BOSOM and Demo with revolver
each hand Demo fired twice at Witness aud he escaped
xhh the back door another shot fired at him. Dmitry
was IN the house when The firing commenced but witness did
him unt he him at the hospital After the first
attack the party fired four shots into the house
Saw nobody shoot but Demo.
Michael Cousins testified that he uerin the
Of the coffee house. with revolver in hand and knife
the other him shoot Petite that he fired twice.
and knew that Dmitfy the house. Witness ran
he conld and whilst running heard four
shots fired. ~
An inquest was held the body of Eliza spilman c.
native of Baton Rouge found dead at Craps
street Third District Verdict, disease Of the heart.
RECORDER STITH's CoURT.-L. Monihan keeper Of
grocery the Constance caope Streets
yesterday fined $50 for selling liquor slave ex
animation other charges of that kind. t4sI
Charles REEVES fined so for shyng tumblers fighting the
police and ndugng In other exciting exercises Thursday
Right +. Leonard fined SO for drawing upon Ed
ra1 Kennedy, and bound besides George Cover
fined $40 for beating Cynthia Turner aud tearing her clothes
And Ahee ned $40 for uproaons Fulton
Martha Higgins made give bail be kind to his wife
the months Pat Moity charged with goat stealing
was discharged
John was the First District for
steanga dozen bottles Of abynth from store New Levee
street. ID the 23d nit.
James Cunningham alias Dominique Lynch sent
this First District Court for eddng without license and carry
Cog concealed weapons.
John Hand was before the First District Court for
stealing two hammers from L. Lanbers shop Dryades
street-4they being found in his possession.
The following parties werenagned aayits and docked
for future examination:
r. IL Montgomery charged with beating Charles Nes the
head with loaded The levee and threatening to kill him
besides Case fixed for the 23d.
Win u Nage charged with embezzlng supdry books papers
value which had been entrusted TO him by