New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-09
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 9. 1860.

| ing her with having assaulted him on Thursday
morning, May 81, "laid violent hands on him,
| struck and wounded him on the head with stick
| Of wood, and assaulted and threatened him with
| personal violence with a hatchet.H The violent
| lady was arraigned before Recorder Summers yes
terday, and gave bonds to appear for examination
4 on the l4th inst.
/ DEAD-Barney Connolly who was stabbed BY
Denis Sullivan on Monday night last, whilst he was
A talking with Margaret Twiggs at the door of hei
residence on Perddo street, died night before last
at Charity Hospital. Sullivan, as We have reported
is in prison. The Coroner was not able to finish
the inquest yesterday.
4 STEAMBOAT DIrFIctLTy.-Jos. S. Champlin OF
4 Chamberlain was arrested last evening by special
/ officer Boylan. He is or was first clerk OF the
steamer Morning Light, the captain Of which
steamer, VIM. Dillon, brings the rather serious
4 charge that Chamberlains records how him to be
$4,000 OF $1,000 behind what ought to be his show
ing the books and that he has failed to account
for the discrepancy. The case will be looked into
4 in good time by Recorder Summers
4 COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Recorder Long yester-
i day examined two murder cases and case of at
tempted assassnation-pret good for one day,
beside the usual petty business.
i George Osborne, who killed his wife Julia, at
thsir residence on Margny street, on the night of
the 2lst ult-fe surrendering himself, confessing
to the murder and alleging that he killed his wife
I because she was too drunk to get his supper-was
1 examined and committed for trial in the First Dis
4 trict Court Yesterday, he looked as stolid and
| unconcerned as ever.
John McGratb, the Irish sailor youth who cut
the throat of the other sailor, John Condor at Dick
i .un. to,-. ~, Ui.tor,, s,root =, c-nao,, ,;r,.
a'to" . No'2o - -.
iast-the result Oh hgh1 ABOUT game OF cards
was examined and likewise sent before the First
| n;strict Conrt for rnurder The testmonx, in bot,
=, a.. -
the aposo ohes " - - $50 !, -"
the Coroner ana previously puoi'sned by US.
/ Vicente Radoyich was examined on the charge
| of hov;ng made tbe ,nost dastardv attemnt 4,
y i'.ins 49, - - -.
ASSASSINATION tiat we can feniehipef' a. apou
o'clock on Tuesday morning last, lie got ladder
crossed lots and scaled fences with the aid of the
,naaa .o, ;,+o +ba ha al, rard of tho ,,rem;sas nj
iauue. ~. ,H'o sAo $50 ~, ~ ,-.,.,.H
Jean baptlste 1fossi loeheu .he hiechen aoor ol
man WHO was sleeping there; passed through
Il tho house and unfasfeped the front door in prepa
49,, g.. ,,;s o.oo,,o. tben ret,rned and steatbv
'loh ioi ills esoape' ush ie'utneu ~.
entered 9rossis room, nleW ont .ne iisns shae was
burning, went to the bedside, where Gross was
o.,v v tho side af bis wife and stabbed
q"s' s.sps - s. j,
him four umes, ana ran. fortunately, tne nasle o.
the assassin thwarted his purpose, and none OF the
| wounds were serious-three being in the right leg
All ono 4, +l,a laf. arm and Gross heinp able Ia
an1 80 - .'i1 - .., -, .. = J,
appear IN Court yesterday noth part'es are ifui
sellers. What precise cause Radovlch had for his
| murderous intention, did not appear upon exami
halioh' lhe ioho"ins was ''o ''eN''ioAs s"Aet'
Jean Baptiste Giossi, sworn-I live on From
! Levee street, between Elysian Fields and Marigny
streets. At about o'clock in the morning the &C
| infn rnv mi hnnen hainu nj
shut up-and stabbed me once in the right arm ant
three times in the right leg. It was with sharI
instrument; think bowe-knife. My wife was il
bed with me at the time. When 1 went to bed
). left a light burning in the room when I wa
awakened by the accused with his knife the ligh
was out; but the night was moonlight, and it wa
light enough lof me 10 see saas " was I had4snc Nh
Nv reno z hacL ranm in the lower story. Nj
. room has window where the moon can shine in
: When the accused first came into my room he wa
outsloe 'ie osguiso nal aht al'am, n'coct !
i Tuesday morninr / was awakened by nv husban
:, hallooing Who is there ~ and saw a man sta
I my husband and run out. ! Identity the prisone
Hen,1i Iers,. sworn.-I live at No. 81 From
Levee Street. At about o'clock on Tuesda
: morning was wakened up by the cry OF lnarae ,i'
ana nre gos up ara WIZ od ,d'o osed se him ,rba
was the matter. He told me that Radovich wante
8. to kill him. wanted to go in, but my wife wonl
r
h not let me, ana Iolu nm " LAM sro me- tass al,
S uard W, do babinI tbs Kitchen and there found a bi
ladder leaning against the kitchen. went to MI
! ! Warner, who owns the ADJOINING lot; anu aske
o ,ii'i III 'iie iaooei ~ W i ' ~
If Cross.examined d. Prosecutor told me he wa
Q stabbed by Wesko that is the name he and a
], ways called the prisoner oy; ! uo NOT hnoM WI h
# lne ,auueL ~ u IVY IA yu !, 4; i; ths rar5 vet
|. J. B. Gyossi, recalled -Radovich secured hi
!. escape by locking the kitchen door on man WI
was sleeping tlere anu uhochs s m ene .oned os u1o =,
uaom ,ne Ha las made threats against nv life an
e threatened if did not leave my house before til
$ end Of the month he would Kill me.
n Several witnesses were brought up to prove ths
d Radovich was in bed at the time tnat efossi WI
d stabbed, he living about square en- out no sue
e fact was shown.
v The Recorder sent haaovich before Tue far
District Court without beneht OF nali, 10 oe trle
for burglariously entering house in the night tin
:. | and stabbinr with intent to commit murder. I'll
II :. ao.,a;,I, ono ,,hh rob,v r,er;te banap,
oaeo - e'' .A''''' eie AtN
: The KILLING OF JOHN L.. CoNRAD.-Conclasio
of tbe I,ouest-The Drotracted investigation
tbo Coroner ;nto tho killing of the vounp man Jn
l. ths oo1onei '"'o NY Ae mn. -, h
). l.. Conrad, was conclaaed yesterday. ine pun
- is familiar with the fact that he was shot, late
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