New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22

John Byrne, residing at the corner Of Love and
Music streets made affidavit Of bis wife Mary insan-
ty and prayed that she be sent TO the Insane Asylum
at jackson. Mrs B. is still at the Charity Hospital
where she was taken on Sunday, after having tried
to commit suicide by taking Iaudanum, the paTticu
lars Of which we published on Monday.
Mrs. Mayne dismissed from the charge Of dis
turbing the peace of Walter Douglas Bell
Yesterday, three free coIored McCartysy named
Jackson, Rachel, and Louise, were sent to prison,
charged with being great scandal and nuisance to
their netghbors on Desire and Elmira streets.
Aiiidavits were made against the following, and
warrants issued A man named VigOreux, charged
with beating Cypriani FOrni on FrenChmen street;
one Frederick charged with beating r. Winterhaler
over the head and face with some heavy blunt instru
ment, at the corner Of CasacagO and Couet streets
draydriver named kmakeT, charged with fisticnf-
fling and kicking Adophe Scott at the corner Of
MandeVie and GoodchiIdren streets Victor SchWar.
ger, charged with violently beating his wife Marga-
ret at their residence, corner of RocheblaYe and Au
bry streets L. Menant, charged with sapDiDg the
face Of Theodore DebOurtomieu, and drawing pistol
and threatening to shoot him, near the Luzenburg
Hospital Joseph Scott, cow-catcher, charged with
catching and mp0undlng five OF Louis Dupont cows,
when they were outside of the pound limits and
Vim. Burns and his wife Julia residing up stairs at
No. 73 Port street, charged with being too drunken
aud noisy for the peace and comfort Of Jacob jack
SON. who resides dO1en stairs at No 73 Port street,
The following other complaints were made and the
accused parties sent after Mr.. Page, charged with
undertaking to cheat the undertaken James Gibney,
who bore the whole funeral expenses and did every
thing else when Mrs. Page died that is selling all
his effects and clearing out as soon as his wife was
buried, thereby leaving Gibney in the lurch to the
extent of S25. And E. D. White and - Butler,
charged by Deputy Street Commissioner Eforel with
cartng the corporation dirt away from Music and
Margny streets.
The following cases were examined Frederick
Ollie, charged with assault and battery upon BENZ
Gajer; case dismissed George and Ellen Porter,
assault and battery upon Mrs. Thompson; dismissed
rhaF
OF insult and abuse; all dismissed Mrs. Kirk insult
and abuse of c. A. Clarke; bound over to keep the
peace.
RECORDER ADAMS CoURT-Chares Lawler was
up yesterday, charged with being lawless in his de-
meanor towards George P. Schorr-demeanOr Of the
striking and fsticufng kind. The lawless Lawler
gave bail to appear for examination on the 25th inst
lot Of amateurs were mulcted in small amounts
for getting their kegs over full of whisky.
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| MADAME COLsoN's DEBUT IN New YoRK.-Th9
New York Herald has the following in regard to Mad.
Coson's first appearance in Burtons theater, and in
that city;
| The Strakosch Opera troupe commenced series Of
performances last night, with Donzetti's Figlia
del Reggimento, sung in Italian, with Madame Col
Maria, SgnOr Labocetta as Tonic SignOr Barili
| as SupiziO The audience was numerous, and inclu-
| ded nearly all the habtuES of the Academy, with a
great infusion OF directors artists entreprenerS and
attaches OF all sorts. The entire interest OF the per
/ tOrmance was cenered in the prma donna, the man
ager having made her the sole attraction Of the night
keeping in reserve his other leading artists Madame
Coison is tine artist in every sense Of the word.
She has an excellent soprano voice. extensive in com
pass, equal in quality, sympathetic in tone, but not
remarkable for power. AS an actress she is evidently
OF the best French school, and that is the only school
IN the world. Added to no small share of personal
beauty she has that peculiar gift OF fascination which
seems to belong particularly to the French artist,
she =, IN laCt, charming actress and a delicious