New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-25
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Edward Heron was tried for assauItfue Eliza p.r.
non with intent to murder, and found guilty og -
saoi. WIN intent to kill 1t was love and jealous
sciape, OF no very high order OF morality the
prisoner and the prosecutor having lived together 8
man and wife, and the latter provoking ~ desue.
e e attack Of The former by her persistent sndssvo
W sDroW MIN OTTO cut loose from him
!, Engene Adams was tried for shooting G. L. Mar
'''a'' WIN intent TO murder, and acquitted.
hscosDHR SUMMERS CouRr-Tbe ususl sasort.
,,sassd bhiy Bat!ows and dorothy DraagIetsils
were sende,v 5eofs the Recorde.
the crowd worth mentionne land ve vbscy ~. \.
o.a~. raosfs conndentaly, without any ute11{ a
Tohn sn,i.t 'ea"' ssas3 was man by the nasse x
g; Washington Grant, for f,.tical,v r,o,,,. -.
disiiKe o. =. Emsrson, vas required to proys II
sincerity BY paying 40 snd signing pesss honss -
Hentaossr1 bsd = ,s aotsi q an1 Andy
24o rate on Falton street. James Eion ~ ~ 49,. =
rigible, charged by David Mack With hi~S~s,-sss
berry, was sent 70 the Work.house for IL 80
Adelaide Balfour was dismissed from ~ y
perpetrating breach OF trust and embesr 4 n (
the prejudice Of Lena Edwards rBokh m S<- ~, ~
AIDES street buzzardroostI
=, A. L. Smith was sent before the Fint District
Court for larceny and assault and battery. he vas
elegant, proud and gentee but for all that fellow.
boarder at the City Hotel, on Wednesday evening
saw him wind up his deyoirs to the supper table
win, Win grand flourish BY which silver sugartongs
leaped from the table into his pocket
reported what be saw at clerks office Clerk tipped
tne Wink to the head officer around the hotels good
oefr namsd an smith sngsrong. Smith out
able besides. OfRcer Smith took him aside. and no
nteiy SAID what he considered impolite SaQar.to1u
smith put on the airs Of all the Rothschiids !; va
snat gentleman like him should b
suspected and diminishing officer Smith q plebeiar
Deneatn MS contempt turned on his heel and started
to leave. But the officer, being Smith hinseIf n
wen as the proud boarder, insisted upon the stter
fF0 49,
Then sugartongs Smith boiled over VIII inai~n.
lion, and went at officer Smith with his cane aivfn
him several whacks which brought intrusive Sum1,e
INTO DIS chronological assortment But the later,
being smith also went into bis stiff naesake q lin.
bery that he not only settled him, but took him m
easy prisoner to the calaboose. There the proud
smith was searched, but no sugartongs found. Then
the other Smith retraced his steps to the hotel vit
bis eyes skinned all the way and Just in front Of the
motel found the sugar-tongs. Sngar-tongs Smith,
though well dressed and very proud could find no
one to go his bail, and so had to go down to the
Hotel de Fremaux :
Cyrot Gentes, our celebrated old friend whose wars
with the juvenile rabble Of Craps street. and whose
eccentric nvocations to Justice have recalled at
the bar of Justice Theodore Pievost charged him
WITH having failed to make restitution Of or account
for four promissory notes for $5S5 each ota 42340l
which he (paintif) placed in his hands as agent Of
was hxed for examination on the Both and Cyrot re.
memberng his noble ancestry and refusing to des-
cend to the plebean shift Of finding bondsan had
to accept ticket for the hosptates Of the Hotel de
Fremaux. y n.
RECORDER WILTz's CouRr.-Assisfant Recorder
Ben,, presiding-Charles Sanco and Louis Fran
cisco were yesterday arraigned by Lieut. Gastinel,
charged with knowingly having in their possession
counterfeit coin The Lieutenant alleges that be ar
rested the prisoners on Wednesday In q house On
IRENE street, between Ursulines and Bayou Streets
and found IN their possession thirtyye false silver
dollars The accused were remanded to prison 70
await examination. v , - . ~
Paul Fresh, for abusing and insulting Emile Bour-
ier and threatening to kill him. as be was in the act
OF peaceaby retiring to bed in the Cont street hotel
was required to get friend to go bail for his good
conduct during the summer months.
Thos. Conners and Edward Ward, two lads charged
with breaking open the money-drawer in Ernest
Ponly,s ice-house, and helping themselves to $40,
were dismissed for want of sufficient proof.
RECORDER LosGs CouRr-Mrs widow George.
her son Joseph Deure, and Jean Pierre Deure, were
yesterday complained Of by Jules Victor Mougenot
as having severaly and severely beaten him on the
18th inst, In his own house on White street. War
rants were issued.
Edward johnson was also sent after, charged with
collarlng Jean Cure and violently dragging him
around, on Wednesday, at the corner Of Claiborne
and Kerlerec streets.