New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-20

TO bis death. The pOst-mOrtem examination showed
death to have resulted from henorrhage, caused by
the said wound ; and verdict was rendered, attrib-
uting the wound and death to knife in the hands of
VIM. Berkenstuck. Wilson was 20 years of age, and
had for some time been working as hostler in a
neghboring stable, Berkenstuck was arrested at the
time of the stabbing by the policeman for whom he
had sent to arrest Wilson.
Death Of James Burgogne-In our police reports,
within few days past, have appeared notices Of
violent difficulties between James Bargoyne and
Benjamin Gibson and their families all inhabiting the
house No. 255 Magazine street. Bnrgoynes wife (he
being unable to appear charged Gibson with violently
beating her husband and cutting him several times
in the face and Gibson, being arrested, charged
Burgoyne and his wife with violently beating him,
she using Club and her husband his fists and also
charged Mrs. Burgoyne with violently abusing
Catherine Klleen residing under the same roof Yes
terday morning, Bargoyne died from the injuries he
had received. Coroner Daunoy held an inquest on
the body, and, after due investigation rendered for
verdict that the deceased came to his death from the
effects of several confused wounds in the head caus
ing conclusion of the brain and nervous prostraton
the said wounds having been inflicted by Benjamin
Gibson, aided and abetted by his wife Ann Gibson
and Catherine Kieen on the morning of the 18th
land, 40 years of age. Gibson who had been admit.
ted by the Recorder to bail of $1,000, disappeared
from home with bis wife before the Coroners arrival
Catherine Klleen had not left, however and the
Coroner at once arrested her and sent her down to
the lookup.
Apoplery,-An inquest was held on the body of
Jean Thiebaut Ramsein, native of France, 45 years
of age found dead at his residence on Hospital street
between Tont and Rocheblave. Verdict, apoplexy.
DroWned.-An inquest was held last evening on
the body of the slave man Abraham, 46 years of age
who was drowned whilst crossing the mouth of the
Bayou St. John, at the lake. 1t appeared that he
sitting the stern Of skif, crossing the bayou
and that, being somewhat intoxicated, he tumbed off
and was drowned Verdict accordingly. He was
native of Virginia, and belonged to Mr.. J. Klar.
The MURDER or THE CALESDAR-The Sheriff of
Plaquemines parish, who was in the city yesterday,
confirmed the news of sailor having been killed by
one of the officers on board the ship Calendar He
stated, however, that the thing was done after the
ship had crossed the bar and that it was consequently
a matter out of the jurisdiction of his parish
The STABBGNG OF BRTLBY.-The man Briley, who
was beset and stabbed by Jules Fremont and a party
Of his friends at Dryades market few nights since
is mendng so much SO, that Recorder Summers yes.
terday admitted to bail the only one of the party ar
rested, George Dole
Last night Lieut.. Dryden arrested another young
man, named Peter Gurley as one of the party above
alluded to and one Of his officers was still on the
trail of another of the party. Fremont, it appears,
has made his escape for good.
ENOUGH TO HURT HM.-Mr. Beebes slave man
Alexander was dangerously wounded on Notre Dame
street, last evening, by white man named Charles
McFay, who was arrested. The injury consisted of a
blow in the head with ck-smiths' hammer
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REo9RDEE l SUMMERS ls5 CoCRT:-James Wmte was
YESTERDAY uIs,liS9eu lLoi4 tne c1a!se q haylhg
cleaned olt tue schooner b"Seiae, Iyihg ID the New
Canal, oi everything nearly mat II had on board
GIolulhS PROVISIONS, coGhlhg utensils ana oIier odds
ana ehqS, on on ia35 SATURDAY hshI Joseph Mlgslas,
Snal stu "ill aluus III tue opeIatlo' was likewise
uScnarseq none Oh tne properly StoIen oelng oahu
IL aly u 2 In9 PaoeS susegteQ Dy Cap.i MAN. uhe
man house1 alotHGI Hnli tFuhh, d schooner ana a
bark were All named as the supposed recep4ces Of
lne properly, 9ut 9oFPOFai Carh searched them all
anu u i Quit Lgtnlns; 4js
Laa'n0o aleAanua arrested IoE IeI4slHs 10 pay ms
passage uoWl VI Lne steamer FoI NGloiiS, ana re-
itsius ai59 70 pay ilss1I on u loC OF chlckehs ne
p!oos Ut aiolG' was uIscud gtu, ne naVlhB come 10
US He2ts ~ .il9 Ilstlt ~ 4d ~ te ocA up, aua made
II I adI riSnt ~ VII WIN the %. NlcuoIas'
14V lo.LoNihs p'ACle9 "ele 1e4ulltu " contribute
70 d Ihe a. ey easty or 90 ln,o Fgsgent al the
IlotG1 ue ELeuauA, OF lhe Naisoh ue HelHaHueE aG-
G%otI!4g % 70 tlielt utIelI Staauil8 IN society Eliza,
petI 1ouruau' !. W; c ior oeFls 10 say Jonh feeu
Nun y razor q reFuluo street. $o' Hm, Inomas,
, ,gt ut9uheI Ken pttil3ttehcy On MARKET street, 70.
Mlehael JORDAN l9f p4neHlnS IhomaS Cnrry whist
N custody OF an oeer; ana Ihchas curry lof giving
JORDAN one from the shoulder III ms elt eye before
me was arrested, SiN on ot' joseph street. between
@ LeI3u ptpuI"S anu SoI5htFte,2 " eaeu. MIS-. hnr-
street S. Cabs Nos S. l73 and ISL and draw No.
$50 s. each and carriage No lO7 SO all for Stand
ing without drivers.
The following parties were arraigned and docketed
for future examination:
Thomas McMahon charged by Lieut.. Dryden with
having been accessory TO the murder of Frank Brln-
ner at the New Basin was sent to prison to be ex-
amined on the 2Gth.
Auguste Allen charged with cutting Chas Gauche
| in the leg with knife about four weeks ago, on
TrhOuptOulas street near Grod. and with drawing a
pistol on him on Saturday last with intent to do him
/ some bodily harm: Charles mother Mrs Magdacuc
| Gauche making the affidavit Bail given to appeal
! on the 2Sth
/ Andrew f. m c. charged by special officers Isard
and Farrell with having in his possession quantity
of tableware. supposed to be stolen. Sent to prig0f
/ articles were found by the industrious and sbarr
officers named in Andrews house on Annette street
between Goodchdren and Morales and they con
sisted of three or four sets of silver spoons and silver
forks and Il full set OF table cutlery
Ann Goodwin, CHARGED with Violently beating
Bridget Corners on PerdidO street. Bal given tC
appear on the 27th.
Elizabeth Williams, charged with raising a row in
Cynthia Turner's crbOn Perdido street and threaten
4 ing dreadful things to the timorOus CYNTHIA Bail
/ given to appear on the 9th,