New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

o sons VINO could hear me. Savelli did not come out
and deponent left the place where he was thus
I waiting, when he saw coming from the lower part
OF Pointe- a-la-Hache a band Of persons, to wit: !:
h s'ldore Cass Manuel Ragas, Hippolyte Ragas
Pie. re Cassi, Norbert Martin, Nicholas Carn, Jour
dan Martini Maximilian Martin, +. Case, who for
n.erly was in the employ of Mr.. Marciacq Rigobert
Baylis, Where Dolise, and many others whose
names lie does not remember; over and above
those pei sons deponent and his brothers-in.law,
John Dolise, Giaeomini Dolise and Etienne Dolise,
were there with those persons.
Opponent went near them. They asked me for
SayeIli. told ihem he was in Dr. Rogers house.
Then those among the crowd who had not come
to kill Mr.. Savel told deponent that they had
only come to tell Linn not to stay longer in the
parish than until the Monday following. There
upon John Doee came to deponent and told him,
Ormea, what they say is mere joke but they
will go, and whilst they entertain him, we will
seize him. and myself will iniict on him the first
blow with my poignard" But | must say that
these persons had told me that they had not come
here to kill Mr.. Sayell, but to advise him to leave
the parish Then five Or six, to-1yit: Macmillan
Martini Jourdain Martin, Manuel Ragas Isidore
Cassi, and two others whose names do not re-
member, went to DR.. Rogers to call Mr.. sarelli
out MIR. Save came cut with them, and whilst
they were talking with him, savell telling them
that he would see whether he would leave tie
parish or not, John Dolise struck with his poign
ard Sayelli in the breast and myself, deponent
being freed from the persons around Tae, went
TO Sayel and struck him in the right shon
der and thrice in the right side with my poign
ard.
Deponent says that after Sayelli was struck to
death, he deponent, and all the other persons
whom he has above named, left the corpse of
SaVelli at about thirty or forty feet above the
tavern kept by Mr. Grant, that being the place
where sayeli was stopped struck and killed. The
deponent and some others of the above named
band, to-wit: Giacomo Dolise, Etenne Dolise,
Rigobert Baylis. and John Dolise, came back from
Mir. Charles Dragons, where the whole band had
gone after the murder, and as we five were pass
ing on the leyce by Mt. Grants tavern TO go home
john Dolse went near the corpse of SaEelli and
came backto US showing pistol which belonged
TO Sayelli, and which he, John Dolise, had stolen
out OF SayelHs pockets, and telling us, See boys
what he intended to locate in our bodies" Then
deponent said to John Dose, g Go and return that
pistol where you took it, and do not steal any
thing Of what he may haye on him;'' to which
: John Dolse said, I" He is dead, and yet have in
mind to discharge this pistol in his body" There
, upon deponent ran to John Dolise to prevent him
from firing, and John Dolise threw the pistol on
the corpse, and he deponent, went home.
sworn 10 subscribed before me- Tie III iay Il October
(sgnaB JAMES EoULHoUzE, Judge.
Ormea will be tried in November Beyond his
confession, it is not believed that any testi.
mony can be brought against him.
RECORDER ENERsoS's CouRr.-James Smith, Or
the 18th ult, was arraigned before Assistant Re-
corder Bakewell for trotting his team with load
on, and fined $40. He was let off on his promise
to return and pay the fine, but he failed to do so
Assistant Recorder Bakewelj being again on the
bench on Thursday, attached Smith, and adiudging
! him guilty Of fragrant contempt of Court, he sen
fenced him to pay fine of $50 go to prison for
three months. He went to prison in preference to
paying the fine, and employed counsel to ask re-
consideration Of the matter before Recorder Emer
son. The application was made to the Recorder
yesterday, but he declined acting upon it. A writ
Of habeas corpus will probably be applied for.
Charles Miller was held for hearing on the 18th
proX. on the charge Of having stolen dirk out of
the trunk Of II. M. Bouligny, in his room on Marais
street.
John Stecklin, for raising rumpus on Thalia
was fined $40. lot of other drunken roisterers
were fined, and in default Of payment sent to
prison.
y The everlasting John Smith was up again. This
! time he was charged with having attempted to
r chop Miss E. Lukey with hatchet on st. Joseph
street. Case fixed for the 18th prox.
George Murback was held for examination on
! the charge of selling liquor without license.
d Antonio Barelli, charged with stealing bag
;, containing $40 from the money-drawer Of Frank
Angelos saloon on Dryades street, between Mel
pomene and Terpsichore, was held for a hearing
/ on the 18th proymo.
: The following were crowded out of yesterdays
s issue "45
e Charles and Anne Dalton, charged with insulting
and abusing James Haley and wife on Grod street;
Peter Ford, suspected of being suspicious; Thomas
and Jane Burns, charged with being an insupport-
n able nuisance to B. C. Nellie and others on Hercu-
les streets and Mrs. Nally, charged with thrash
: ing Susan Bradley, were all discharged. Thomas
Burns was dismissed for the best of reasons: he
: died several DAYS ago.
DIR. D. S. Ball of Hercules street. had his turbu-
lent neighbor Margaret James arrested day or
two since and further charged her with allowing
two cross dogs of hers to run at large, of said
$ dogs having been bitten by a rabid dog. Yester-
i day Margaret had the Doctor up on the charge Of
= having, the 9th inst entered her yard and shot,
MANNED and disabled one of her pets, q large
yellow dog; and in second affidavit she charged
. that on the 18th the Doctor shot, MANNED and dis
abed her other pet certain small light-yelow
:. dog The Doctor gave bail to come up on the
!. 18Th prox, and explain his hostility to the dogs
and their mistress.
:. The following other parties were arraignea and
(, booked for examination:
VIM. Clark, charged with cutting and danger
= ously wounding Benjamin w. Butler. 1--WE gave
: the particulars yesterday.l Sent to prison TO
/, Philip Mcclure. charged with interfering with
!, officers Mann and St. Clair on Camp street. To
= be examined to-dayv
II Wm. Boyle, charged with stealing a square,
S gauge, a level, and other tools, out of Louis
Hubers shop, at No. Ito Poydras street. Sent to
prison, to be examined on the 18th prox.
: John McHugh, charged with renting to slave
house of his on Liberty street, between Clio and
II trato. Bail given to appear on the Goth.
/ Frank Care nharned with giving Lima Ed
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