New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-25

and do what he coaId for him, when he was ar.
rested.
The Coronerss jury rendered a verdict that the
boy came to his death BY an unavoidable acsf-
dent; and on this verdict Moran viii Of course be
acquitted.
GRABBING a DAGGER "a Emilio Pastor and lii
wife appeared before Recorder Long yesterday oil
touselea and bloody, the husband having his coat
torn and the inside Of BIZ right hand Dir fingers cnt
to the bone, and his wife with the inside of her
| left hand or fingers cut 10 the bone Their COM
| plant was that Manuel Lloro, OF Craps street, !,
came to their house on st. Bernard asenac, raised
quarrel, and drew bis knife, upon which one and
shen the other grabbed 1t by the blade to keep him
from cutting Pastor. The latter, badly as he was
cus, still held Oh to the knife tusseled with Lloro,
got IT away from him, and brought ii to the
police-efice, o. trophy bloody as his Own hand
Lloro subsequently appeared 70 make complaint
against Pastor, but his affidavft was declined, 1t
appearing that he had gone and raised the row
at Pastors, and had drawn his dagger merely
upon his alleged belief that Pastor was about
to draw weapon. LIoro gaye bail to appear
for examination.
DfscHARGgD.--John Dowd, charged with steal
ing ten dollars worth of pine-appIes and bananas
from savaro savaris, on the 1evee, was yesterday
dismissed from the accusation BY Recorder Smna-
meYs.
PT6NAcigIEs--Record summers YESTERDAY nut
John Burns under peace bonds for tire months.
for ASSEMBLING Emma Carlin and threatening her
| life, on Dryades street. M
| Pat. Kennedy, for too severely chastisiz,x Nary
Qnify on Erato street. was put under bonds nst To-
do it again for nix months.
| Sarah C. Green, for assaulting and abasnx Fspny
Kali and her mother on Rampant street, VS. pus
under good behavior bonds for three months
John Hawkins, for abusing Hrs Ann Hawkins
and her children at their home on Rampant street.,
and threatening to consign all of them to prsIna-
ture graves, was required to pay $40 Or spend
month in prison. Not having the money, he went
down.
Johanna Casey gave bail to answer To Tie charge
of having baptised Eliza Ward with shower Of
ashes and other filth, from an upper window og
her house on ST. Mary street, between Girod and
Julia, on the 18th inst.
Tom Burns gave bail to answer to the charge Of
having thrashed Mary Hedding on Thalia street,
on Wednesday.
Fl. Timmons, charged with roosting on the fence
which divides bis back yard from the yard Of Hrs.
Jane Brooke, on Baronne street, near the corner
Of Lafayette, and delngiDg Mrs. B. and her girl
with showers of the most indecent and insulting
language, had the good luck to be discharged
without punishment
FRsr DISTRICT CouRr.--Jttdge Hxnts Eugene
Pepe or Adams, who was some time ago tried for
the murder of Michael Dedinger, but held for aH-
other trial, the jury at that time failing to agree,
had his second trial yesterday. Great interest was
manifested in the trial. and during its progress the
| court room was crowded.
The circumstances, Is shown before and az
shown yesterday, were, that on the night Of the
10th April, 1853, Pepe, who was in drunken ana
boisterous mood, entered Dedinger's coffse-house
at the corner of St. Andrew and Laurel streets,
and acted so disordery that Dedinger put his hand
on his shoulders, and as gently possible, turned
him out; and that Pepe afterward ran in, closed
| in with Dedinger, and gave him d stab which
caused his death in o few minutes.
The chief witnesses were Dedinger's wife, SON,
| and daughter, there being but one other person
beside them and Dedinger and Pepe in the coffee-
house at the time.
| After hearing the testimony and arguments yes
terday, the jury RETIRED and in about half an hour
returned with verdict Of guilty Of murder. The
prisoner, after being permitted brief interview
with his grief stricken relatives and friends, was
remanded to prison to await sentence Of DEATH
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