New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-17
Nth Orleans 4aiIp Grsstsnt.
THURspAr MoRNING, JUNE u. Is5a
YafaI SntfIIIatnfs.


ngger and other heoof nstiiutons The cool change
day two since brief It eeecncand summer
Is upon in all Its seochng ardcr Ts true there were
clouds ana beeze yeseday but all the shade seemed 70 be
cooked through and the bezes were just as Lazy as The se
eng epeds who parted for them Butathe city connne to
the most exeeeet health for the reason Of the year we
feel that we have 70 right 10 complain
JUDGE HUNT ON THE VIGILANCE CoNNrrEE--The
Grand Jurors Of the Parish Of Orleans for the present term
peared yesterday in the First District Court BY spsci san
mons TO receives charge from Judge Hunt relative TO the Late
organization known as the +" Vigilance comm'ttee.p
Inc Judge called the attention Of the Jury TO the fact that
sucn an bad existed AID proceeded in able
and forcble define st thar had been
gull o. and what It's position was IN regard 20 the law The
charge was lengthy one snd regret that eonA not
cure u, and publish II entire this mOrnag We have the
promise Of htodAy however sud nsy publish tito morrow
Inc JUDGES statement OF the case was In substance that
every man who acted in or with tho socaled Vig Com
m'ee ny that acting perpetAed high treason and procamed
nmseH an outlaw That the act OF Mayor Waterman, In
attempting to iegszs the said Committee by swearing IN the
,neso' = special policemen was in violation Of all
law That h he Mayor or acting Mayor had oredred pose
o. men, under MS authority 70 arrest The Vganis or dodse
them from the property which they had SEIZED and in the
enocemen' o. that suihory any OF the Fgans had been
keo the killing would have been juinabe homicide. But
,sas any o. me sgantS or even one man Of them had
keu any man acting under The h@Jas order the whole Of
the so called Vigilance organization would have been Jointly
guilty Oh murder.
concluded MS charge BY stating to the Jury that n
hei aenon 10 me TACT OF the recent rebellion agsnst
i s~ S'-N.,ee' H"@ tn SNPiaAn's " ,nenl uiio
ana legal Of that rebellion he had done his
a.s' NY nno expected 70 see them do theirs.
were men discharged to friday Noorrow) al 10
A. NJ As may be of interest to our Feades to know
'ue guy "'ana 'uIy charged Win he duty o. taxing
es Aoon IN ms very serious and important affair we have,
ppop'as place given thef names thirteen IN humber,
| 40 'nss a"s"e'ea n court
The LATE WIFE MuRDER.-The Coroner yesterday
concluded bis INQUEST into the death ~ M. Fli cr II
legged to have been murdered bv her husband w,ebssi an
Monday evening" in their room at the corner Of Jul,a and
Tchoupitollas streets We yesterday pub rssu 9 he
post moya examination by DR. Hart which disclosed ina
death had resulted from copnpressiop Of the brn - Il,
| violent blows
Mrs. E. NJ Turner proprietress of the Western yeandsb ,e.
tilted that from window Of her hopse opnos,,e H. 5rdo a.
Carros room in the house across the street she had had M
| view NJ farroll,s tr..,o ~, I, H. ,.,e - ~.
saw him beat her with bis a.ts ana s,.,n h N ~ -,
then throw water upcn her to bring ber To- On Mondv n
she saw him beating her with his f,s and with leather sr
whilst she had ter child iu her arms she had sem Mrs c.r
roll receive enough To KIN three ar fonr
Mrs McCabe boarder with Mrs Turner
| that LADY testimony.
Johsnnah Callahan servant Of Mrs. Turner's also corobo
rated her testimony tn noise in Car
rolls room she Carroll walking up and down the room
with candle in his hand and that every once in he
would stop and covering something which lay on
the floor. Finally she him go corner and pu either
knife pistol into his side pocket.
Hannah Gbts that she occupied room in The
hoase the CarrsIls her room being directly unaer theirs
That weeks ago she heard raiiu of chains nm s.a
| - - , anu ~en' up ~ sec aDout H. one iound Mrs
80 -, i"ss "i snNn, Wneh was Ionnd ner fee
su9 e, VI o~s'o, ~ ''ie' ms WI ioose' and be
= 80 '''e ..~' o'. s.se ms Ne violent beat
~ W., % H' u ',eA'eneu 10 XII ner ana set nre to the
80 su' s pO's Up oh MONDAY evening witness
| - ~ - ~ - '' o'o"s ~ ~ N"riois foon upon Whieh
killed .he woman Sc wonld hays him No. ~
noise after that till O'Clock when she heard that Mrs
Carroll was dead
Mary Kennedy testified that a O'Clock on Monday evspiu
Mrs Carroll appeared to be perfectly we'll Soon after that
hour heard sounds Of violence in arrol ro and wen,
was beating his wi violently with
his Hs and had strap bucked to his wrist with which also
he her. Witness told him to let his wife alone he fold
Witness with curses go away mind her own buse
The jury verdict that Ellen Carroll came to her
from compression brain caussd by blows inflicted
| bv her husband Michael Qarro1
| Irhi ,al.. ,..,ss - 49, =. 49,
n murder Aeksd very ie o passing Tor mere easuay
resulting from inemperance. When Mrs Carros death was
m % 80, III no. u's
M ba went ana looked at the BODY and seeing external
violence concluded not to make post oren exam
,,a,;,p aud al ~. a. ,.o,, "a a. =
a"" @ '1s' rue woman naa died OF lnemper
ce Upon h Deputy Coroner Osborne went and had Car
oi ~no h'u oeen a,ressu, RECESSED rom eus.ods Amer
~ iie' Dr' mart ana 'eia MN Oh the
stories In tion to the effect that Mrs Carroll had
brniAty and suggested that Il opa he
ha,,ar No, % ,,,,ss ~ -. 49,. n, - = 80 N -
'' % W un.s' .ne e'se "Nnou' hoiulng posi- morton
orten examination and found that Mrs Carroll instead Of
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