New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29
NUMBER I78.

the squabble5 Of the lawyers, rather funny. Leon.
hard it appeared, was the foreman Of the German
54Aette and had authority To accept all urgent mat
ter5 Of publication 10 the absence 0g the pr0pretors
st night, when he was acting az boss Of The Office,
Dntch BOY came in with an advertisement of Dr.
k0ssyaiiys death, and an invitation to bis friends to
atLend his funeral on Sunday morning; all signed by
the Doctors wife KatFne or purporting to be signed
by her The foreman, recognizing the nov az tbe
Doctors carriage driver or fancying him I'd he s0ch
accepted the notice without hesitation and nnbfsbe5
it. This was h3 showing. The Doctor, on the CON
trary failed to show that LeOnhard was not entirely
innocent in the scandal and after long overhaul.
ing Of authorities and some forensic frenzy Nv the m
posing counsel the Recorder took the case under
adyisement. He considered the case about twen.
teth part of a minute, and then gave his decision
dismirsing Leonharl hOnorably.
Jackson Rachel and Louise McCarty all free col
Ored, for being jointly nuisance and a disgrace to
Love street, was talked To in fatherly manner and
fined s. each Elizabeth HaseIman, for talking fire
and birthstone tn Mrs. Prosp, on Craps street, was
fined s. and Mrs Prosp, for being just as hard up0n
Elizabeth was also fined S.
Julia Weymaun was fined SIS and made member
Of the Peace Society, for rather free use Of hel
claws and mauleys upon Catherine SchuaeT, at tbs
corner Of Union and st. John the Baptist streets. VIM
Burns and his wife Julia were made members of tht
Peace society, for kicking up particular mischief il
the upper story Of the house No 10 Port street, tC
the great scandal and horrifcation Of Jacob Jackson
living in the lower story of said house
Victor Schwarger was dismissed from the charge
Of woloPing his wife Margaret, and threatening t
kill her all owing to Margaret backing out from The
prOsecntOn-a back-0ut which cost her s..
Emile Corneille, Charles Corneille and A. Barosse
were charged with having assaulted Mrs. Caroline
Roberts and her child, two years old, with some
deadly weapon, with intent to kill, in Mrs Rs yard
on Music street, between Love and Goodchidren, or
Monday Edward Roberts, the husband, making tht
affidavit. Charles Corneille, who is father to Emile
gave bail to appear for reXamnation-S SIj00 Barosse
in default Of bail, was sent to prison, Nothing wa
done with Emile COrneiIle for good reason, he wa
not arrested. Mrs. Roberts and her child, both, wer
badly hurt.
Emile Cornele was further charged with hayin
perpetrated an assautand battery with intent to XII
| upon Thomas NJ guire, at the same time and plac
with Mrs. Roberts and her child; beating and WounC
ing him severely over the head, face, and arm, wit
some deadly weapon. Mcguire was so badly Deate
that doubts were entertained as to his recovery Hi
wife Catherine appeared in Court and made the aft
duvt The weapon used by Corneille was yer
| large loaded whalebone cane, which he broke in th
violence with which he used it.
Thomas Young was charged by VIM Richards wit
having violently slungSh0ted him with intent to Xxi
and murder, at l o'clock yesterday afternoon,
YUungs house on Victory street, between Eysia
Fields and Frenchmen. a warrant was issued.