New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-20

Mr. Charles H. Hiaty stsorn.-Ths boarded at Mrs
Leases Never told bl~ekwood Of Wright making threats
called Testimony this point ruled out ON the Thursday
Wright had IN iaterview and A. amicsale settlement
Of Their densy wen Was about the mistake Of name
Mr. Thornton sor witness testified as to Blsekwoods
stopping AZ Bnrnsdes, the evening he killed Wright He
gekvqod had been there several times Osforeeoua.
that be knew the store through to Common Didn't
notice snthng unusual about Black wood The last time he
NJ Bassin sicon.-IIas known Blackwood four Or FIVE
years. he very peaeeabe quiet Can't say Black
wood knew Burndes opened Common street. he
Street river 'dsa@e side as Ms DSvss O0 On D'nS
NJ. II D. A1son ssora-Has known BlaekwOod abont len
sent Interview that day between Lakewood Wright
At Tohys Express office it about halt past three
Mr. Durau asking the witness give the particulars Of that
interview Mr. Noise objected After debate
tsned the Attorney General Soon afserward however that
gentleman changed his mind for which he gave polite
and withdrew his objection. Mr. ahead
his testimony
Examination raedwhen lockwood called at witness'
fine his narrative to he nterve 5e ooS "a si
Wight Witness with Biackwood, when he up
him a, son q eh wTght answered he had and he
lady you did. is id of bh.' he said this he
hiiched up his panaoons as i preparing for aght the
he said 70 Backwosd do not wish You 10 resens i here
p TSa Mr. Sd wa T % ape
Wines dd nq hear Wrg' 4PpGn any psse Of meeting he
TO light He looked big enough whip Blackwood
witness nprsssioa q him The interview as'ed ebou. Eve
after coming out Of the Office and the last wines. black
wood he turning the Of Camp Grayie Streets
Coss Observation-Disclosures did mt say where he was gol g.
talk together. Black wood asked
Form aud Foran iso refused 10 advise him lie expressed
no le5ss or intention Of doing anything If he had witness
@ rgnd was II ms ,, o considers him
Nash "A N Greau IT Zacbar
and Churchill all examined the prisoners character
They all eorroboraed Dr. Laeock having with him
different relations in life Of them years giving
him the character Of gentleman, peaceabe quiet polite
mild end amable under all circumstances all The
witnesses all evidently very heartily tesi
mony as to the prisoner spreyious good character
Ms coastsss ,,s9,aiyes on Dau9hne street. between
Soqd Tented room N se house a The TINE & his dsu
O'clock ne dsy Ne fad be dily s 'ap me iP Az S
talked witness and lett There appear to be
70 to his during the day. sometimes
and sometimes in the afternoon.
Mr.. Hendricks Nj. Wheomb and another witness were on
hand but not examined, because their testimony
regardo Mrs. Leases which had previously
ruled cut Mr. Burants string of exceptions appeared
very long one. tz+t
M Dunt here his testimony clcsed and the
Court adjourned to O'Clock the crowd rushing like
tog glimpse Of Blaekwood as he taken
AT O'Clock the Court opened and the dense
who had watched the trial through its progress on
and from Mr. Durant in particular conduct Of the eN
animation far he showed him to be per-
feet lawyer and perfect lawyer poran public ease
aman whom the muudes will Away endanger their
hear and As there PROBABILITY of the arguments
being closed before hour Of jury giving verdict
very peedilyand knew space limited for
kind Of rePorwe did the arguments
We have eontened ourse laying readers all the
testimony in which has for theme of eN
ciemen and dsputaon in is community and with report
Of that testimony of readers will
fed.
THE concluded the jury retired at IL z ococ
RECORDER sTITH's CoURT.-Joseph Reeves was
Bsies II solea fo b b Fd oug Gs sIeans two
lie arrested through Offering sell James
VIM Gaynor hed for nnation a charge having
eansessy procured the arrest and other meres Patrick
Henry Kingston ST., discharged from the accusation
Edward Krtir ana wife We're examined on cbar,s oe having
by Of false keys entered the snoiher person IN
der the with the and stolen S95 ia gold There
testimony Whatever prove the accusation they were
r. W Sanders was held for hearing on the ODD on cbarre
Of eating at the City Hotel and refusing pay any
cou Of himself Bail $500 1t said he haer please
Laura Montada gave bil lie charge Of having
dashed glass Of brandy in Ellen Malone, face Dryades
street besides h her ears with the most horrible language
Ellen canGoh cbergg with double load Of diluted
rychLne going peerously to the great terror Of
heE nsg9eors wss fined $40 Other lquorlovng feinnes
were fined in smaller amounts,
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-Francois Roueche was
yes,srds tsr ans exena9n sent before the Fir District
Oour Tor the murder OF bis slave boy Jordan by beating and
general III treatment; the boy having Saturday night
last The testimony exeulpated Mrs Roueche
charged Roueehe remandnd prison await his
RECORDER SoLoM0E's CoURT.--AntOine SDOn and
celeste lie colpfed yesterday dismissed from
The charge Of bea Etenne Colbert Henry Snydeback
dismissed from the Charge Of Stealing SIS from
dn'nd Charter. Lawrence Seide fr ed SIS for rae
pistol up through the &c ling Of the of the
corner Of Elysm Fields and Victory the
Fremens Anniversary thereby endaugerng lives
members OF Creole Fire Company No. O. who taking
lation on the iOor above.
RECORDER ADAMS CoURT.-Tom, slave man be-
longing 10 Mrs Heenan yesterday receive
. ashes to cure ham Of his hieving propenes Sergeant
FIRTH got hts track the who
quantity Of jewey from Mrs Smith and Fsher their
Residences when arrested he hes told where
ths jewelty was concealed and It all recovered.
Jacob Hghtman surrendered himself knowing that his wife
had charged him with brhing poison her besides
ihrai' Mug to kill her. He bail The
nnlmportant.