New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
NUMBER I99.

he spent the night in the lookup and yesterday
Recorder Emerson required him to pay fine Of
| sZo or spend month in prison. He had not the
money, and was committed j; but subsequently the
grief and fearful solicitations Of his wife induced
tie Coroner to his influence with the Peeorder
ard have tie penalty RENTED, as Her husband
washer only support. DR.. Beach, moved by this
appeal, and having sought merely to maintain The
dignity of his Office, spoke to Recorder Emerson,
who kindly consented to reconsider his sentence,
and csmmuted the penalty to twenty-four hours
Imprisonment.
THE AFFAIR BETWEEN PAT CoNNELI. AND TERRY
KEELAN.--We published on Monday the elopeIaent
Of Ference Keelan's wife Ellen and s905 of his
money with the poetic and seductive Patrick Com
nell. Keelan, who gos, beastly drunk, after the
flight Of his rib and dibs, was arraigned before
Recorder Emerson on Monday, and fined two dol
lars and a half for his drunkenness. Yesterday,
Connell was arraigned, on the following affidavit
| of Keelan
That from information received he has reason
| to believe, and charges, that on the 10Th day of
| October, 1860 about the hour Of IL NJ, bis Wife
| Ellen Keelan, left their domieil, on Perdido and
| Gatvez streets, in this city and district taking
away with her the sum of about 5000; that said
Connell has been for some time past, as he Is
| informed, in the habit of having Illicit intercourse
with his said wife, and that he has inyeigled and
ad aba.ta Iy = : - - ~ @ 80 s, ..i IT,. 80 ausls:I =
rora., soIeI e . 70 will ner .ne sai ~
| the same and defraud him thereof; that his said
wife is concealed and Kept away from him by said
~ ~ y, s'i p pos. =. - ~ ~ hssp
a,s yand - ,L; L;,5 ~ @ -, - IT, IL ,,s.'s ~ 70, @ M q
| money. And deponent has reason to believe, and
he. sis
s sa MONEY mas 80 ssole: anu cartisu Nv ay
i.p ~ sau oos,,
MltI various aIue1es, consisting Oh siiper lofks,
aaeess, ses spoohs, ete' "heteioie Ae chai ses
| nii,i INV " ie.i a lF5 iei eeh
| Counsel appeared on both sides, and, after some
debate, the case was fixed for hearing on the 18th
| az Novanber
=
THE MAGAZINE STREET ToaIctpg.-The Coroner
| baIa az, in,,.at -, as>,,1a,, o-oni,,, ~, an 1,
- ~ msI,s '.V e'ei'ns ~. .i.e 10y
| oi 9ohh Sahah. Inc post mortem eXanhhatioh,
by Dr. Berthelot, City Physician showed an incised
wonnd in the breast. enterino and nass;nq tbrongb
~. - :, - I,
'lle slehhulh az the cohheo1oh oi tis seeoha TIP,
to the right Of the median line, penetrating the as
| cending aorta lust at the arch, as it leaves the
heart capsino ban,orrbaoes and ;n,,oaJ;ata daat1s
M" M tu..l 'n1 70 ue',n
Inc lonoWihS testHehy was given before the
| jury:
Moru CqHa1 syorn-I am the wife of the de.
| ceased ,John Callan. ON Yesterday. at dinner nv
husband asked me for some money, and as thought
| told me he would have more but insisted an NOT
| giving him any. He then became very rough with
me: he then lit me in the mouth and cut nv liz
/ he struck me with the back of his hand He also
/ bit me an the forehead ;nst above nv Ieft ave |
then sat down in the chair and held INV head down
| as nv mouth was bleeding. =
/ While was sitting there. a man who lives nm
/ stairs above MS came to the door and said In nv
/ husband ssDon,t treat the old ladv that way II
/ NV husband then went to the door and told him tc
! 20 away, it was none Of his business. The mar
then said it did not look well to treat the old lady
| So NV husband repeated to him I'd 90 away.
| was none of his business: but the man still stood
where he was, before tile door and kept On talk
4 ing in the same strain about NV husbands treat
/ ment of me- While they were talking came on
to the door and went in the ward and stood ther
awhile. My husband and this man were sti stand
ing in the yard talking, when went around til
| house. | went in the back yard and / was ther
talking with Mr. and Mrs. Miller, at the door, whe
this man came in and said something to me wbjc
/ could not understand. He then made quic
, movement towards the gate leading to the fror
yard, and said as he took hold Of the gate, you
Ihave got something in my pocket that will e
youn at the same time putting his right hand III hi
pocket holding the gate with his left hand. Il
opened the gate and made rush in the alley. A
4. saw him do that went to the gate. and saw tn
man on his knees with his left hand upon nv h,ls
bands shoulder, my husband at the time living hi
full length on the ground.
The man jerked up his right hand as if drawing
, something from nv husbands BODY and scream
ed "mnrdert murder you have murdered M
husband!u At this he Jumped up and ran through
Mr. Akerman's house and after him CRYING q mnr
deri and as | went in the house this man wa
standing in the shop of Mr.. Ackerman, and sal,
to him. oh. you murderer will have you ar
rested, then turned around and ran out an,
across the streetto Mr.. Monroe's the Mayor, cry
ing murder, and he heard me and came right out
As we came out / saw crowd corner Of Frat,
and Magazine streets. Isaw that two officers haC
the man arrested, and told Mr.. Monroe, here Ii,
is" Mr. Monroe asked me, g Is this the man?'
and told him it was. Mr.. Monroe and i thei
walked to the yard where my husband was lying
and when got to where my husband was, he wa
dead lying in the same position | left him. | dit
not see any scufling between them; did not see
knife in the hands of my husband OF near him.
know he had no knife near him. [ did not see m
husband take knife from the safe.
( ITe,eS6 Alderman, swern-The house that
live in opens on the same ward as John Callau's
; saw the deceased John Gallan beating his wit
9 Yesterday She was lying on the floor at the tim
crying "murdern He first pushed her against tn
, wall, and then knocked or threw her down on tn
floor and was beating her. Whilst Callan wa
beating his wife, this man Won Willy, came dow
: stairs and went before the door on, the planl
and said to Gallan he should not beat her. that
he did not like her he ought to leave her. Gala
then came out and Iwent into my house. but cam
: out again, almost Immediately, and saw Gala
strike Won Willy three times and as, he did SO, Yo
Willy kept stepping back until he- got against til
fence, and then he went in the alley way, Gala
all the time following him. | lost sight Of thel
then, and went in the house, andI knew nothin
more until Mrs Ealian came in NV house erwin