New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-26

days, When stabbed, Gaetano left the borae. b,tt
aLer her husband arrested GaetaDo came f eI,
Haelano, having got well Of bis wounds was peyt
eanaed ne stated that he lived in the same bonse
VIII WIN inc Blliengeyas. Mrs 3. had his linen and
When ne returned from Havana he went 10 pef IL Ea
haa hot been in the room more than three rofnutaa
cOh'elsihg Wlta Mrs. B., when her husband broke in
Is hn with knife, and he defended him.
% seLi WIN ms llsLs' he was stabbed in the side IN
the oack IN one arm, and in one hand f0ur stats in
az AiteI Delhg wounded, and having bis wounds
dTe3sea az neighboring drugstore be was taken
back to Mrs. B. ROOM where she DnTae1 Nm fvs M
six days. He denied most soleupiJ, tbat tblro ~
ever been any criminal feeling or intimacy betgaa
Mrs. B. and himself. He admitted having vyriter n
her ana adhiteu te Ietter read IN court to be from
him. That letter, however, he did not write himself
he got friend in Havana to write il for him H.
meant nothing wrong by addressing Mrs b AZ bia
dear wife, that was the way he addressed all ladies'
in writing to them, and it had no more meaning
than that of desire to cultivate their friendship TIl
NJ lie Justine an inhabitant of the same house
with the BillenueVas testified that when the row
took place she Bllenueva holding his wife by the
. neck on t9e gaIiery tnat young man whom she
recognized as Gaetano went to assist the wife when
the fight and the stahbing took place. Being much
frightened she ran and called for help when she got
back Gaetano was covered with blood there was
light in Mrs. BIS at the time she declared she
had seen GaetanO in the house before each time he
went in and came out with bundle in his hand.
The Recorder sent the unhappy husband to prison
to await his trial in the First District court for stab
bing with intent to murder.
Col. Field was sent to the Parish Prison for a
month for being found beastly drunk at the corner
OF Rampant and St Ann Streets without rocks in his
pocket TO pay the damages. This was not our
irlend Col Field, the able and popular lawyer but
some rascally vagrant who adopted his title and
stuck to 1t that he had no other name. rue Joke
on our friend the COlonel1
Rosemond Seicshnayder, Cnmmissary of the Vege-
table Market, was arraigned on charge of having
interfered with officer Fagot in the discharge Of his
dnty. ihe question being one of jurisdiction between
Two ollcers, the case was transferred to the Mayor
Joseph DAVIS and James Briggs were held to bail
to answer the charge of having interfered with off
Ger a. Martin in arresting some disturbers of The
peace.
Fred. Holgat, charged by Mrs Margaret Bath, of
No. 179 Old Levee street, with breach of trust
was examined. Mrs b. charged that she left in his
care $500 worth Of furniture and household traps
when she went to St, Lonis after her husband and
that when she came back he not only refused to give
Up the things, but threatened her with personal vio-
lence The examination, however showed that plain
| th was defandants mOtherin.laW, and gave the
/ things to deiandants wife, who was her daughter
and this was corroborated by plaintiffs husband
The case was at once dismissed. 1t might have been
desperate as family muss, but nothing in the
\ eye Of the law
Jos Matthews was held for examination charged
with having violently beaten w. H Reynolds, of the
United States Hotel and cut him in the face at the
corner Of Hospital and Front Levee streets
Lieut.. GastlneI made affidavit Of his belief that a
lot OF the boots and shoes robbed from J. P. Wotts
;
| inst, were in a certain house on Circus street. A
| search warrant was issued.
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT,-Recorder Long did a
| capital thing yesterday. He fined Urban Munich q
butcher in the Washington market, $50 for selling
| impure meat. Mr.. Albert Pernas the CommfssarT
made the charge to the effect that Munich had killed
a sick COW, and put the meat for sale on his stall
| No. that he went and inspected the meat (some
Of which he found had been sod) and found itpo0r,
/ blacEish and unfit for the use Of any human being,
/ consider n fba
corder giving the butcher the full benefit of the
ordinance. Every once in a while butcher is up
on some charge of the kind; bnt so far as we can
recoect they have always got off either free or upon
| payment of small fine owing to the eytenuatinn
circumstances which butchers Of that kind are ALWAYS
able to bring up. Munich lett with an officer to get
the money, and came back with the sum in silver in
a handkerchief He poured it ont vciously on the
clerks desk and went away saying a good many
things in French, the most emphatic and oft re
peated expression being Sacra mndigyt
Henry Ceestn f. m. G., was fined $50 for striking
Etenne Larlen, +. m. c., with n loaded cane on the
lfth inst. Larieu was dismissed from the counter
charge of abusing and insulting Celestin's wife.
Louis Parllle was sent before the First District
Court for stabbing Maurice Centliyre in the breast
with oysterknite in his (ParilIes) oystershop on
the levee, between LesSeps and Mazant streets on
the night Of the 18th inst. Parie and some othe1
Spanards got to fighting whilst Centlivre in the
shop getting something to eat, and upon his inter.
tertng to stop the fight Pare first took two pistols
from his drawer but not using them seized an oys.
terkniIe and ran at Centlivre and gave him stab in
the left breast between the second and third ribs
which stab was about three inches deep. The case
not being bailabe, Parille was remanded to prison
/ NJ. Loremy Rittler was fined $40 ; and Mrs. Tu
reand's slave man John required to pay $40 OF
take a fogging; Rittler for renting room TO John
in his house on Morales street, between Mandeyille
aud Margny, in violation of the city ordinances and
John for Earboring and cOncealing Mrs. Susan Char
leous runaway slave girl Celeste or Priscilla in the
room which Rttler rented to him. Officer Umaran
was the man who brought all hands up.
A chap named Lucas gave bail to answer the
charge of having threatened to make premature
funeral of Peter Nerder at the corner OF Leyee and
Enghien streets.
Louis Pinot, charged with aaxing Pierre Jear
Pierre, on the Bayou Road, and one Ohristnen
charged with stealing twentythree logs or sticks
wood, valued at So, from common on Josephine
street, between Marigny and Mandeye, to the grea
prejudice and injury of Jacob Luttenhofter, wer
sentatter, the proper atidayits being made.
RECORDER ADAMS CoURT-A husband, charged
with getting combatiye, aud imagining that his wifi
was his mortal enemy, was the principal customer il
in this court yesterday. For his cOmhatyeness, h.
was duly fined aud for the mistake he made, he wa
made to give bonds not to make such mistake again
There was nothing else worth mentioning.
FROM ARIZONA AND SoNoRA,-Advces from Ari
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