The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-05
A CHAPTER OF CRIMES
We compile the following record of crimes fro

we compile the following record of crimes from
the Ncr Orleans papers of the Goth ult:
DANGERoUsLY SrABBED.-A street organ player,
named giuseppe Zazzi, was dangerously cut in the
abdomen, evening before last at the corner of Tou-
louise and Burgundy streets, by boy named John
Daliey Some companions of Daileys beat Zazzi
70 make him play. He beat back with stick and
truck Daley upon which the latter stabbed him in
% the Charity Hospital
VERDICT OF MURDER.-The inquest in the case of
Dennis Hickey, the milkman who was killed on
Foucher street, on Mardi Gras night, concluded
yesterday, and a verdict rendered against youth
named Richard Shelton, for the murder of the de-
ceased Shelton was about II years Of age, and
was an apprentice of Harvey Guild, gas filter, on
ST. Charles street.
ANOTHER HORRIBLE MURDER.-A dreadful murder
was perpetrated last evening Felicity Road, be
tween Liberty and Franklin streets. The victim of
this bloody deed was Stephen NJ Fox civil engi-
neer OF the POnchartrain railroad and his murder
er man named Bartholomew Collins, who lived
next door to the deceased. The testimony taken at
the investigation before Deputy Coroner Osborne,
was to the following effect: Collins and Fox were
seen lighting with each other, but what transpired
before the actual engagement between them was not
ascertained Mrs. Collins was seen to interfere be-
tween them and push her husband to his own door,
nearly IN front of which the difficulty took place.
Fox was seen to put his hand in his pocket and
draw out something, but whether weapon or not
the witness could not tell. Collins then went into
his house.
Fox, who had dropped several articles during the
fight, remained to pick them up and Just after pick
ing up ring, and while still in stopping posture
the door OF Collin house opened and Collins appear
ed in it with shot gun in his hand He immedi-
piatey eyeled it at Fox and fired. The effect was
the most horrible woundng of Fox the entire side
OF whose face was blown off and of course produc-
ing instantaneous death. Charles Forno Warden
OF the Workhouse, who happened to be riding by.
and saw the horrible occurrence Immediately Sc
cured Collins, whom he found in an clubhouse. Col
Inns Is contractor and about 35 years of age. Fox
was about 50 years Of age, and native of Viz
ginia.
a MULArTO Boy MURDERED.-About half-past sew
en- o'clock night before last, on Columbus street. in
the Third District, free mulatto boy named Jean
Baptste Huber fatally stabbed in the breast by
another free coored boy named Armand Touveroue.
Hubert was brought to his residence on Morales
street, between Columbus and st. Bernard, where
he expired at four o'clock yesterday morning Dep
uty Coroner Osborne held an inquest on the bod Y
yesterday, but little could be ascertaned in relation
to the young murderer's act. 1t appears, however
that free colOred man named Simeon Lewis insti-
gated Touvcrque to attack Hubert and that he fol
lowed and stabbed him in an entirely unprovoked
manner. Touverque, when he was arrested by an
officer Of the Third District police, was brought
before Hubert, who identified him as the person
who stabbed him, and he also implicated Lewis as
having urged Touvcrque to do so. The deceased
was about II wears of age, and the prisoner is about
the same age or younger.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL FOR MURpER.-Patrick Nur
ply, the youth who killed Lorenzo Dow f. M G.
Sunday night, on st. Louis street, near Derbigny
was yesterday after examination before Recorder
Fabre, committed for trial on a charge of murder
The evidence of one of his companions and his OWL
admission made in presence of several persons t.
Lieut., FremauX, make out a clear and bad case
against him. Murphy drunk and stabbed the
man IN the back in the most wanton manner.