New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

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send me two dollars and hslfs worth Of ice, when
only wanted fifteen cents WORTH is little more than
can make out!"
RECORDER suMMsBs CoURT.-Geo Wall, charged
with cutting at George Ramscar with q knife and
throwing two knives at him, one clipping him in the
left thumb, at the corner of Camp and South streets
On the 18th ult, was discharged yesterday Ramscar
iaihng TO appear Ramscar was sent after TO answer
Ieziet Olerie and Jean Pierre Dienfrie, butchers |
OF Dryades Market for selling diseased meat at their
stalls were properly talked to and fined $25 each.
ket, in violation Of the ordinances, was offered the
choice OF paying IS or having his basket and onions
confscated. he paid the money
John Connor, alias Kelly, charged with beating /
Peter Fleming on board the steamer Lacey, was /
| found to have done it only $5 worth.
| Richard Hawkins and Richard Walker, taken up /
on the steamboat landing as dangerous and suspi |
cious were sent to the Worhouse one for not being
able to pay SO for carrying the dirk and slung shot
found on him, and the other for not being able to
produce voucher.
Antoine Davoca, for interfering with officer Rob- |
nson in the discharge of bis duty, in the lookup had
| to pay $40.
Michael Jourdan. WIN. Pickett, and Mary Robin.
son. for converting the corner Of Cypress and Roman
streets into sort Of lower regions, BY their drunk
enness, begerency, and obscenity, all to the partc
ular scandal Of John A. Porter, were asked for $5
each Not having the change, they went to the
VIM. Pickett, for stabbing and dangerously wound.
ing Thomas Haloran the evening OF the 5th ult.,
at the corner Of Rampant and Girod streets sent
before the First District Court and in default of $1,000
bail, was remanded to prison. The two were steam
boat hands, and got to quarreling as to who knew
most Of the coast Landings, when the lie was given
and returned, and Pickett drew his knife and stabbed
Halloran six times. The latter has been in Charity
| Hospital nearly ever since.
John Mouce, alias Carl Miller, was arraigned on
four afidavits, to,wit: /: By Henry Kirchhoti, ho
from his pasture in Carrolton on Tuesday night last
2. By the same, charging him with stealing from bis
premises in Carrolton, on Friday night last saddle
8. By VIM. Sander, charging him with stealing
second bay mule belonging to him, and valued at
$3.50, from the aforesaid pasture of Kirchhof, in
Carrolton. And 4 By officer Rouhes, charging him
with having second stolen mule in his possession.
The whole business was fixed for examination on the
18th inst and in default Of $500 bail on each Of the
four charges the accused was sent to prison.
The following other parties were arraigned and
booked for future examination:
William, slave, charged by Rodolph Chick, Of
Of Pointe Coupee be having been there convicted of
assauting white man with intent to kill, and subse
quently escaped from jail Sent to prison to be ex
amined on the 9th.
H. b. Bruins and c. Miller, charged with assault and
battery upon John Burns with intent to kill at the
corner of Front and Poydras street. Tuesday night
Bail given to appear on the 18th.
II. Busse and wife, shoemakers, at No. 236 Maya
zine street, charged with tearing down the old fence
between their backyard and that of their neghbor,
A. Marmion, and horribly abusing and threatening to
murder him. If be dared to drive another nail into the
new fence which he had commenced putting up in
place of the they had torn down their abuse and
threats compelling him to stop the work. and putting
him in fear for his life all the evening Of the lst
inst. The Buses gave bail to appear on the 18th.
Frank McDermott, charged with raising row in
Moses Heidingselders daguerrean saloon corner Of
Canal and Basin Streets Bail given to appear the
18th.
James Farrell, charged with brutally beating and
kicking his wife Ann, at their residence on Gravier
street, between Adeline and ST. Jane. Bail given to
r appear on the 10th.
William ONeal and Michael Moran, charged with
abusing and assauting Bridget Gibbons, on Foucher
q street. Bail given to appear on the 18th.
John Garnet alias Jack Shepherd O. charged with
. | Locked up for examination to day.
J., RECORDER WILTz's COURT Anna Porter, fo
:, drunken and obscene conduct on Beuville street
II between Franklin and IRENE, was yesterday fne(
q $40 and put under peace bonds.
e jacques Fontan, for beating Justin Brunet with
loaded cane was sent before the First District Court
Adophe Costa, youth, charged with beating Pa
y Foley, and Fred. Warner, charged with beating
" Catherine Neagle, were dismissed.
Six free colored men were up; FIVE for being in tn
State in contravention of the law of 1880, and ON
in conraventon of the law of the present year. Th
five were notified to leave within sixty days. the one
t, within five days.
RECORDER LoNa's CouRr.-John Duncan, for beat
I'D.
i'll tent to KILL on the night of the 4th instant, at tn
corner of Margny and Victory streets, was yeserda
sent before the First District Court and in default
II, bail remanded to prison.
". Andrew Cant was sent before the same Court, 70
brutay beating and kicking his wife Maria, at thei
- residence on Vaudeville street, between Greatme
ne and Casacalyo He gave bail.
II, JACQUES Weimer, for beating Amedee Durand O.
ed Barthelemy street. the 3lst ult, fined SIS an
-. put under peace bonds for six months.
aer a John and Julia Evans, charged with beating an
ef- hair.pung Kate Wilson, or Saddler, and the sal
John further charged with cutting Mrs Cruise in th
be hand with table knife, at No 36l Victory stree
a. where all live, were discharged, neither one of th
ha prosecutors appearing The latter were afterwar
Justin Casbergue and his son were sent after on IL
complaint Of VIM. Piles to the effect that yesterda
morning the son fred of gun four or five times c
ss
ing by and approving it, and grossly abusing and
lp, sultng complainant when he came in front Of Il
80, house. Warrants were issued
g. A SHOCKING AFFA1R,-We have already publish
~ the fact that woman Of Scarboro', Maine murder
:" boy in that town on the night of the 2Sth ut.
'eu appears that the boy was Cuban muatto, about
0A' years DID, and was her adopted son. The woman
white, but had colored husband, who was at 81
ter The Portland Argus gives the following account
,hl- the affair:
his After the house well fire she gave the alar
LTu about O'CLOCK, Oh NlOuudy LuOuuB, duu tuo Heie
bad bors gathered but it too late to save the bui
ing. They subsequently saw Mrs. Wilson place
plank over the ruins and go to the oven and ia
in something out and carry it away, which was aft
an wards found and proved to be portion OF hum
an body They then examined the oven, and found Il
ne it contained quantity of bones and mess OF st
ad Without disturbing it they sent to the city for Go
low ner to come out
, 90 Coroners Gould and Kimba went out and CO
"a menced an investigation. In the oven they found
ana bones and portion Of the body In the first pl
they found the heart, liver, and portion of the
ing trails. Mrs. Wilson said they were the remains
sick lamb that she had killed and endeavored to bl
up so that the fowls should not get at it, Drs Tew
geo bury Chadwick and Sturtivant testified that the
the mains found in the oven and fireplace were port
rent of a human body. Ratchet, with blood upon
ttIo was found, and blood was discovered upon the b
- tick.
man The affair created tremendous sensation in t
as neighborhood and hundreds locked to the spot
Mr. terday 1t the general impression OF her neght
,ted that Mrs. Wilson, who had been at variance with
'N wv, boy, killed him, and then endeavored to hide
the crime, as we have before stated She was arres
nan, and committed to Jail,
n"n DEATH ON THE TRACK-In the Pittsburg Disps
- of the 3lst ult we find the following:
-. On Monday afternoon the cars of the Cevel