New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15

he had procured and foIowsd BY bis friend sole sofy into
the housnpoed softy his wifs's bedroonburH open
pretty vile and hsrprssy yoanz lover fa asyans
% and the additional happiness Of having his friend er5oy
tAs sight With him.
The husband san his csolnsss the
msrkabis He again permitted youas Lohso
depart n and nothing st5 spouse But
took his child, snd OF boarding house. where
st ennainz leaving bis wife the there
main uu he sscs By process of law He tskes
the matter with cossnsss quite Or the
kind says dossn blame ysuns as an ssd that
hts wife, he viii be perfectly satisfied ~hsu be gets
divorces from her. We presume The salr VIII take
legal shape.
MuKDEE OF A SLAVE BY HIS MAsrEK--HnTible
Basbry-So IiIe excitement ersatsd in me vcnyof
st. Philip Conds yesterday morning. spon sact
b~comsng that boy whose cruel rcnment ty
notorious in that bothoad for mauf
during previous night died from the esesof thz treat
The negro boy named Joudan and shout twelve
years old his Francois Rousehe, serman who
carried the shoe making business in dzpidsted
the Of the streets above named Al an early heu In
the morning Rouecbe arrested and lodged IN the okup-
He engaged in making prepsraticns for the
barai Of she unter certificate furnished By Dr. Al
Isn Tbs burial Of stopped and Deputy Coroner
Osborne being notified. proceeded to hold an Inquest
Benjamin Asaes, employee Of Mr. r. Cusach the drng
g TIE opposite testified that since October lt
he had Rcuschs eatnx the boy almost daily wihous
any peesptiss He In the habit Of besng and kk
ing hi the violent manner, and hsd several
sicus tied handkerchief mouth
from hng hsrd in the days ago. Wines
Reueche beating boy Violently over The bead
iron nssfumsnt which be bssved pair shosmskss
pinesrs a. that tine. the boy appeared be scky. and
wounded In ha iegs Witness did boy
Pierre FloFnst sassbsF snpioyes casaehz
atsd The forsgonx VITA he addition thz be had the
Be eruslly treated m sight meushs He hxd
present husband was bsasins the boy
bu' her taking any in the procesdingz-
Rodolph sehmHix residing Rcueuhe testified
that be first the boy Jourdza about fs ago. At
h. IN, 2fn
ally, could indgs But since thea he seen
Roueche inicting tho nhHman erasIiss upon him. He
beat him violently different times sometimes using
wood at others ropes end and at ime with pair of
hesvy pneers Once he the boy naked IN the back
yard and Mrs Roueche beating him with stick Of wood
knocking him down every blow. He bad Roueche b
ing him with such violence that be judged the blows would
have been enough kill much less boz Wines had
boy had repeatedly heard
his cries when undergoing punishment Witness several times
demonstrated with Roaeehe his cruelty to the boy but
time grossly irulied for doing. He
quite positive that the boys death owing the brutal
treatment Of his mistress.
vsrbeck ssior residing the neghboshoed tssssd
he had heard frequent reports Of Rouechss cruel
ment Of his slave boy
The Coroner deemed the foregoing testimony sufficient
though other could Dr. Alfred
Msresr held pOst-nortem examination
following report the Jury;
boy asd asoss years. sho dsd q he sossr
s 5s Sss :sS %ss head 5 e 4 sa sas on
the back. large quantity Wounds of
win s.aasIsE cine. WIN su,,.nE ssd pointed
II @ head ba. s
cavity, and sound allowed pss
arse wound on The LEFT part the forehead he skull there
aehed the extern, Of an fneh In he gb. sh here
trace. Of very large wound She tsgnmsn and muscles b
pondns he had divided BY cutting nsra
Having dsee,ed the skin places where
wounds seemed be owing pointed insrumeuis extracted
skin Several holes the kind to be seen in The
Ra sa aSs he Sse
cent piece The brain being opened an sbscsss was to Ss
marked . ,hs esrbsiiau fhs Inferior lobe O lung
liver heart and Insslnss offered healthy
Joaraan can be sufficiently asrbsd pauen1 Iesopson
caused BY the numerous wound, assessa a bis body
The burial certificate Furnished by DR.. Allsin Roueche
written French submitted the jury. The
cae in the usual form furnished by doctors to sections
and certified that the boys death owing to diAsnosd
. phthisisp
The jury inquest that the boys dsatI
occasoned described by Dr. Msrce the murdsrou
violence Of his MISTRESS Mrs Roueche w
4 Dr. Allan alder and ahetor Upon the rendition Of hi
"A verdict the Coroner had Mrs Roueche arrested er hnsh@n
being already under and in the evening DR. Allan
arrested.
70 HORRIBLE ouTRAGE-A shocking case transpire'
Thursday night last which, reported TO tn
police did reach with dehnvsness until yesterday
= German blacksmith, named Charles Hoffman employed o
he Canal Carondeet willis, his home to his residence
h Mineburg Thursday evening" attacked BY men, VII
beat him. threw him down. and whilst held him, the othe
him after which they disappeared The vietn
Of this fearful punishment subsequently, found lying help
n less by him; who brought him into the city
and left him with Dr. Aufoux at his Office Margny street
Next morning. Honan's wife and friends and took hin
his home in Mlneburg Hoffman suffered sxcnciaingis
but able give affair He stated ha
n the who sssAilsd him manned him horribly
strangers him, and that he had done anything
ka haltau h. had
taken for else He said the outrage perps
. trated the ferry boat" What ferry boat int
gne unless the old used in crossing the Bayou
John at Its mouth We called DR.. Aufous Office last evenin
but the Doctor We informed that the had bes
for hours previously and wait Homa
d who expected TO live.
e Hoffman said to be behsved man. attentive and d
Df voted his family and at all liable perpeate any Grim
could merit his particular punishment
punishment fearfay delberaied nice
scientific could have been perpeAd for nothing tl
wrong
PIsroL IrENs.--There was all sorts Of an excit,
Saturday Elysian Fields street, lower sids BY ii
Ponehartrain Railroad Depot Major BaAe the German mil
captain who figured conspcuousy in Of the Th
District election riots time ago and shot in the e
s in coffee house, drinking with butcher friend
as when he insuled by Charley Miller with whom he had
nd gambling dcuty about and turned him cut Of
be Ba1es) cofeehou the street. the levee.
quarrel followed Miller the Mor with his fist II
ee Major backed Of the difficulty but he going
on '"
revolver and shot Miller aud Miller in instant h
his out and chasing the Major his co
house. fired him twice He then turned about bae
he did the Major likewise turned and fired at him
second time. Miller then renewed the and sent two
bullets after the flying Msior who disappeared in his cof
house and No complaints had been enter
made up last evening 1t indeed lucky Il
Mt the six bullets should hit any body.
rid Yesterday afternoon about half four O'Clock al.
rv occurred between Messrs Ernest ayare and Tuan Beau
not gard the ST. Peter and Maras Streets We he's
nod other particulars than that Gayae assaulted Beaneg
lrg with his fists and that Beanregad drew revolver and III
for twice Gayae of the bullets woundng him in Of
at Gayare of for medical aid and BsAuregard
the police office and surrendered himself Both
my bly, connected, and Of good standing.
her CLOTHING IN DEMAND-George Wilson, Germa
arrested Saturday evening" charge Of having brok
ers into NJ d. Lsgns arm0 in his Annunesfion sire
nan and carried Of large quantity Of his clothing Thomas Hotc
his kiss Ihman arrested yesterday in the First Dii
charge Of having stolen lot Of clothing from Ana
Bradley Sc allaiin Both will lnave to face
+ of cOrier stiih to-day.
de- STRONG MNDED.--Mary Haley got mad on Satr
s day night and great the excitement in the vicinity
Poydras Franklin She pitched into r Was
's grocery smashed fixtures knocked his goods into p
tner threatened to burn house down. Oee Pennel was
man that captured lodged her in the calaboos
ind, Fnroner yheld an innueSt