New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-11

Catherine Wslders, on St. Joseph street that tbsy
were anything but ladies (fg6tiDg, swearing aud
abusing everybody, and one with pistol in each
hand, proposing to murder whoever 1nterteled With
them) were sent out for two months: Louis Post.
house, charged with hair dragging Katsrina Braun,
at the of Religious and st. james streets was
found to have done it only 81 80 worth. Anna Maria
Locnead, charged with having cut at X u. Wardle
with carving knife at No. 2sI Carondelet street. on
the % inst, and charged with having several times
previously attempted 70 make funeral Of said War
dles was ~ fortunate enough to be discharged.
sor rGe in, following parties were aagned aod booked
Thomas Garrison, charged with highway robbery,
~ knoctlng down Mr.. Gorsett and taking eight or
zen dollars from him, on Tuesday, at the corner Of
OF $o00 bail, TO be examined on the ITtb.
anomas tiannagan, charged with cutting Robert
Haney with intent to kill on the 18th ult., at the
corner 60 q poydTas and Liberty streets. Remanded
plainant further swearing that Patrick Hanley, in
prison, and charged with said cutting was entirely
innocent thereof.
Frank johnson, charged with stealing = 42f) watch
from some one board the steamer Era No, s. Sent
down in default Of bail, to await the steamers
return. :.
James Gallagher, alias Thompson, charged with
stealing SIG in cash from upstairs room in the
house Of Mrs. Martha N. Beares at the corner Of
Gasquet and Claiborne Streets on Tuesday asernoon
gaining access to the room BY first stealing her purse
Ma1eh VA a. contained the key Sent down in default Of
Fanny Shelley and Matilda White, charged with
severely furnishing Anna Curry, on Sunday evening,
at No. lsl Liberty street; Fanny dragging her ont
OF the honae Ands into the street by her hair, and
Matilda then holding her down whilst Fanny gave
her pnmmeling Both sent down in default Of bail,
to appear on the 18Th. III .a
Pleasant Jones, slave Of Dr.I lawson, charged also
with holding the aforesaid Anna Curry, whilst the
aforesaid Fanny Shelley gave her 6ta. Bail given to
appear same day.
Barbette Chopard, charged with saying dreadful
things in the way of epithet and threat to Regina
tween Common and Palmyra. Bail given to appear
on the 18th.
Julia Callahan, charged with talking sulphuretted
hydrogen to Mary Barr, on Robin street. Bail given
| to appear on the 18th.
Catherine Dicks, charged with similarly hornfying
Johanna Duff, at the corner of Girod and Commerce
streets. Case fixed for the 18th. d.
John Roper, charged with talking biliousy to Pat
rick Barden, on Theresa street, twice. Bail given to
appear on the 18th.
RECORDER WIL1z's CoURr-Assistant Recorder
BENT presiding. Henry 7. Evans was yesterday ex-
amined on the charge of having stabbed James
Brophy, with intent to murder, on the evening Of
the sth ut., at the corner Of Old Levee and Cont
street; Evans at that time being policeman.
Brophy's testimony was that he had been working
on board the steamer Music, and was washing his
hands in the watertrough in front of the Crystal
Palace coffee house. at the corner of Cont and Front
Levee Streets when the accused, whom be did not
then know, came up and asked where be had been
working. He replied that he was hard working
man. Accused said, " You make your money here
to go and spend it at the North" Deponent replied
It is none of your business" Accused raised his
hand to strike him; witness, in Tending off the blow,
struck him. Accused drew knife; witness fled,
and accused pursued him. Witness ran down Cont
street. and into the store of the the Messrs Rolling
on Old Levee street next the corner; I; ran through
the store, across the back yard, and into back
warehouse; witness then raised bis hands and begged
accused not to kill him but he rushed upon him and
stabbed him in the left side. Witness fell and then
gentleman up and arrested accused, whilst some
Of witnesss friends carried him to the Crystal Palace
cofeehouse, whence he was afterward taken to
Charity Hospital. Witness is now perfectly well of
his wound.
Mr.. E. Dussumier, the gentleman who arrested
Evans described the chase down Cont street, Bro
ply crying for help and for mercy and described the
stabbing in the warehouse, just as Brophy himself
did.
Evans was committed for trial before the First Dis.
trict Court, as charged, and remanded to prison.
George Carnes, Achille Lombard and j. T. Lor.
renee, the youths whose wild and outrageous proceed
ings on Tuesday evening we mentioned yesterday,
were arraigned on the affidavit of Mrs. Margaret
Heke schaeIer who charged that at about q o'clock
on the day in question, she was in her room, which
she rents in the house of Mrs. Julia Metzler, on St.
Ann street, between johnson and Galvez when she
heard a great noise at Mrs. Metzer's front door, as
of some persons breaking in that she went into the
back yard, and saw three persons IN the back room
1
spoke to Metzler, demanding Of him what money
there was in the house as he spoke he held some
thing in his hand which appeared to be knife
Metzler replied that he knew he had money, and that
he would give itup he got up, but instead of getting
the money, away; deponent then went out in the
street. and through the broken front door, the
young men breaking and smashing everything in the
house, and also saw them break open the armoir and
take some things out Of it, after which they went
away. Deponent further declared that it was to hel
certain knowledge that there were in Mrs. Metzert
armor $50 in gold coin, pair of earrings, set Of
shrt-buttons two breastpins and three rings which
not being there aterward, she verify believed were
the things she saw the three accused taking.
None Of the other parties outraged by the young
, villains in their yandalic tour appeared agains
them yesterday. We hear that the coffee.hous,
and his walls smeared with ink, asserts that 1t wa
only the fifteenth time the party had visited him AM
bel ped themselves and left without paying. The on
I who meuaced Metzler with knife and demande
| d dirk when the party were arrested.
The youths had their examination fixed for to.moI
row, and were sent to prison to bide their time.
Armand Laudumier, charged with beating Alex
0 Yandrau over the head with stick, on Exchang
Alley, and Mr.. Zimmerman, charged with shaking Q
ak at Mrs. Peuahn, in front Of her residence at th
6 corner of ST. Ann and Tonti streets, gave bail RI
j. spectivey to appear for examination.
RECORDER LoNa's CoURr.-Fe Ferdinand Lang, r.
0 commended by Henry Frost, and NJ Antoine, r
g commended by ]. Poucet, were yesterday trotte
over the rugged road of justice by Assistant Record
Magioni, and formally initiated into the Third Di
q trict Peace Society.
~ " Manuel Daniel gave bail to appear and expla
6 what induced him to thrash Manuel Villosa c
d Tuesday, in his own house on Greatmen street.
. Celestin Manegay was sent after on charge
having indicated his intention of making an ear
and very complete funeral of George Dunn, of N
% lis Piety street.
3 Martin Smith, charged with assault with intent
q q commit murder was examined few days since.
. accidentally missed the case at the time He WI
. charged with hanging his step.son, John Kelle
. . eleven years old by the neck with rope, in tt
% % kitchen Of his residence Clouet street. betwee
d Love and Goodchldren, the evening of the l5t
g ul The boys testimony was that his stepfatht
y y came home drunk, took him back in the kitcher
tied his hands, put rope round his neck and holse
50 him up by the rope about two feet from the floor
y and that had it not been for his mother who came
and took him down, he would have died, his sel
~ father told him he was going to kill him The test
10 mony of the mother, Catherine Smith, was not n
d ceyed Several of the neighbors testified as to SCI
ing the scars on the boys neck, caused by the rop
:, Smith behaved like a hardened wretch in cour
If If smiling and Dragging quietly to those around hin
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