New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08

lottery ticket numbered SLIT, agla nslyse .5,s
portemonuaie, from his room on Graatsa ssTsss
p schomberg also has search Of, fos fnr cr,,.
tair negro woman, whom lii accuses IN assaiInr
about % 10 worth of fire-wacd from Hi ,sile N
the Pontchartrain Raiiroad.
Bera AnaEsrsD IN IIamilson VIII aarssted
ssssssaay On the charge Of having aaasu]fed snd
~ hncwles and Mary was also arr<szeaon
the chares sbsius drunk and isturngnr M resce
@ hamiaten's h6ase a Drrsdes strast ,nists4asr.
standing whiek WlH sssalt b beneet eiflsy = ~
cash Of the city Tsssssy. 81 ID tI,s pepulation n
thecity work Horses. 7''s Z \ 1''''''',''f s'
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Sonae,sWe yesterday gxys sSss 81 r..
murder Of policeman WI 0suxr BdylSs. - sss
steamboat lsnding, On Sunday a5S1Isa5.,.s ~.
ssabbing Of William Condon, ttsr 4 ~
steamship Habana.
Hart made the postnortem examinations d
somers' body, and found death te haye rssuIscd
from stab in tie LETT side Of the neck sesefing
the carotid artery, and causng henorriagc snd
instantaneous death. The testimony taten was Al
follows:
Paer Mcll,szea, SWORN an police oIiscr of
ssarts,er fssrsr Ga,sya III Serssses ;., sdsx
hight Wa were N fhe a stesussIirs Isr,dnr. yrsif
ing along We heard 5 noise q eo{eeh0ase
matter n I. fa,sss q sssfs n fs sssss HI NJ
Polar Star coiYcehnuse. ccfnef II JTIin SSd Fr0ut
Streets Wher ve ri herr an was sls,icfs a We
waited until thew lit ief{ The saiife v rssss, Fsaf
aut on taae Ievec alsd colsussnced axaiI3 xo Eac 4
noise aIsd disturbance, snd j fethnTk u sOsaers
that We had bets6r 10 ous md ~ yrhat t1cv were
doing. A ws wsnt ont tosssds the IaasIsx thsy
Dis turned and walked iii 1Ifh as f0SaYjs fKgsE
river.
One Of them, d man named A(nlkoIl4z1k ssid q
and orle III liz Darty IN ts STe ss,
fleu1er, Nulholland IraIe so,ye 0fef Y;sz3Svf ".
which replied 9 Gentlemen, how do yos know
but what we are poIicemenip r. No walked toge-
thar until We came " 4 pile III bricks, when w
passed On one side and they went around die other
side. We kept walking straight towards The river
and rot ahead Of them some fftyfeet ykef as Ne
some hrickbats were thrown at Is. aud one of
them strnck S0fners IN the len He iudf,1tdiafelv
turned around and asked this same party VINO they
were throwing bricks atg They disf ssnx rcpIy
until they had come up q Us when they sgia tfe5
had NOT thrown bricks: at the same tine NulhoE
land struck 1T Honaers with his ist and ts n DE
others named McCabe and Chicago Jack atsAeESd
me. retreated, and they followed mas Hntn !
knocked Mc(yabe down. sfi1e other u1au e4flI f0l-
lowed me and knocked him ia vi pretty seyeroly
tl,en ta.rfied "a r II, tl assistaIle 81 Boraeft
and found him and Muihollahd clincked.
Al / was aun,aaofiuo Them I raw WulhoIIand
draw 4 knife ard stric Al snmers gv;ts III before
0nt II anynera was knacked s3art froiI3 heIIfu7
by McCabe. / eot np Immediately and saw NH
holland let 20 OF Somers and rnn ton1sas tie
steamshins. eSomsrs pursued him ana fIfsi one
al,at at him. cried Ia SoIners Shoot HIM sho0t
lin u, soners ran about ffty Yards tired rqurSa
and tell caught him as he feiI. and asked him f
he was cut; be made no reply, but gasped two Or
t;ma anotHar ,vats3mara I.srae M Ygas dad i
| dof't tiliuk il Vss mora than three niinutes
Z omitted ID gfate that m lie crowd ST Eve.
t1rva usza 4 Mar lsv ths s,ts,e ia fIn8asa vvho
dny;1o IN Iyaeies ssnt III hann behird mn bacK
ana cs,eJ Gbnn4 shoot fhens iss TIiz wss aI1 -
said. he d ns,f aftack us cars,t asu 15fsifiysIr
That they were bricks thrown III us buf thuught so
] from III ao,,,d RI vvsss clear Yu9onIia2E aRd
conld EASILY dstinpuish the Features 81 ne raeIa
arrested Mnlboliand some 5fteen mirutes later: be
| rsas conrealad Al hnarI1 III 4 f,at boaf IIe had
hIno5 M IND sh;rts sssss
D'JSu E,, u. ~ a,es Il am ,,;y1t er1r ~ he
/ First District Main Station Five Infnutea after IL
/ oicloek on Sunday nirht three prisoners wore
| brmeht III: John MulhoIIand. Peter Mcgabc and
4 Hobson L asked this MuIhoIIsf,d what Ills name
,vas. he gave r. 10 me as MdIhoIIaud Finding Il
was 4 mussr csse. r locked the doors of thp ef{ee
ana aakad NuIholland If Id 1ad KILLED E0mers. HI
rcpliad, YES he had and would kill q thousand such
II be hsd T half 4 chance. The watchracu sSarcked
Il the nrscuers AMI, founti nc, wesnups On then1s We
faols M from MnhoIlarai 4 sIirt which Wag bloody
and Ia acknowledred tlat the blood on II Nas fhe
II hlnad of 9nulara / then t0Ok him no Sf4Ir8 ana
il inclgad rim m, mt Mc{,aba md Hohso81 n tls
icsrar saiIs i uart IL nnis syr thara snraa ~
| n,;rutes afferwards- t asked Hohsor Whit he hsd
had n d. with cnttinr the oficer. He said he had
nothing more ID o With it than being ID company
NH, Mhclla,l ana Mcyabe n 4 Drsyi0s1a 7fiisquf
NJ and Ia ,vanld sfani nv fhciIa Iet thc couss
oneness a, he what thew might. He said that MuI
balland was te man that cut the ofeer, and also
i man An fIe steanaship. Oiicer Devirs reported
to ME that man BY the name Of William london,
Quartermaster of the steamship Habanas had been
Il dangerously stabbed, and that he had taken him q
n the hospital in cab No. 2l7. MuihOlland ana No.
Cabe were both perfectly sober whcn nfougns ~ 70,
John Hooson, sworn csn ;s ~ y s s.s
ns,,t;cs =, mi dn not racoact mating usts AZ th
4 words attributed to me by him, although Wighi
have used the words nor did see k1iife in Mul
hollands hand. saw him striking at theaoficef
81 but was not close enough to distinguish knife.
Wla, Go,ado1, sworn Testimony taken at TIL
Hospitall--I am Quartermaster Of the steamship
i, Habana TWAS down between decks, when heart
II a whistle; went up on deck and saw soIn4
people running on the ieyee Ihere were severe
SHOTS 1ea, ana neaIn III ne Nm sr ~ s'l. H.
hana Some three 81 four men came aboard and
jumped down the after hatch, and jumped dcwE
the forward hatch, 50 as to NEE. tnen met aa &c.
an aoos' ~ et ;", tnId i Il son I'M n.
! passed me- and as lie passed, be stuck mo with