New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
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DUty snG clDIAS cie1fe0
away, and last evening the weather was as clear
and anlte as cold as any enc could wish 1t. The
change was not unexpected, and is very gratifying
to the clothing merchants md coal dealers
DIABoLoAL.--A fellow named antoine Natin
was caught at riIlainous trick at an early hour
yesterday morning. in the PIase Arn,ss, throwing
aquafortis at persons from val which lie had He
was arrested by Pierre Loiselo and brought to the
Second District peliee station. Recorder Biache
will, no doubt. teach him Lesson that lie won II
soon forges.
/ ATTEMrrap BuEol&KY.-The grocery store Of
Thomas Gull, at the corner of Castomhouae and
Where streets, was visited Thursday night by a
burglar, whogo far in efectng His object as to
| force in the door with 4tjimnyr but that was
all the mischief done, tie thief probably getting al
intimation thas IL he remained longer he would be
| discovered. The corner IS Of such considerable
resort that it ID surprising The thing was attempted
Reconnaissance entsrpFising scamp, about Z
| o'clock on Thursday night, made haul Of je#eIry
\ The glass Of thu slfow-Windsw Of Mr.. Jorgensents
| store, on New Levee street. between Harmony
and Pleasant, was broken i'll, a box Of jswelry
containing about $500 worth was snatched up, and
the thief succeeded In getting On with IL The
proprietor Of the establishment was eating his sup
per at the time in the parlor back Of the shop.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr. NJ Judge Hunt = Sesa-
feaces.--Vincent Grod, who pleaded guilty to lar
ceny was yesterday sentenced to one year in the
PenitenfiaTy.
4 Anthony Harris and Ferdinand Pesica, con-
victed of larceny, were sentenced each to six
months in the Penitentiary.
Grand Ja7y.-Tlie Grand Jurors reported as
follows: Against Vicente Radovich, for stahhing
with dangerous weapon with intent to murder, iii
the perpetraton Of burglary, true bill. Against
person whose name was suppressed Che being at
liberty) true bill for manslaughter For Henry
Goldman, charged with arson, not true BILL
Arrdtgnments.-Jol i. Allison alias KinkeY
Allison, charged with emhezzement; j. LangIes
charged with larceny and J. Patterson +. m. G.,
charged with assault with intent to commit rape,
were arraigned. All pleaded not guilty. and were
discharged on their bonds to appear when nofi-
fed.
| Trial for Mu,sleg.-He Hermogene Perry was put
upon trial for the murder Of AuEuste Droze. He
. was defended by Messrs Grailhe, D. Augustn and
q. D. Dreux: Attorney General Semmea and the
District, Attorney appearing for the State. The
homicide committed on the evening Of SUN.
day. the sth of January last at the corner of Or
| leans and johnson streets.
The trial was lengthy, lasting oil day. The ac-
cused and the deceased were neighbors, was
g | shown that on the morning of the fatal day, Mrs
Perry the mother of the accused went into Droze,s
house and taxed him and his wife with having
spoken in foul terms of her and her son. Droze
N denied this, and taking Mrs. p by the arm led her
10 out of DOORS In the evening, Droze went to the
+ grocery at the corner to get small supplies
Perry, who was standing little way off, beckoned
hand on his shoulder said he wished to speak with
Nc him. Perry then replied that he wished to have
nothing to do with him. Droze repeated that he
must speak with him. again laying his hand ON
Perry's shoulder. Perry then struck him twice
e with cowhde he had in his hand; Droxe returned
h the blows with his cane. Perry then drew knife
and stabbed him. and as Droze was supported
into the grocery, Perry followed and stabbed him
again. Droze's wife witnessed the tragedy also,
e Perryis mother, whom two witnesses testified had
| urged her son to the commission Of the bloody
- deed aU1 iusfifipd him fiokh ha had
: done. This was the substance of the showing for
Q the State.
The defense rested upon contradictions in the
3 testimony for the State and upon the eccentric and
: insane character of young Perry. It was shown
that Perry of solitary and moody disposition
and that he had long been in the habit Of locking
nf himself up in his room, refusing to see anybody
having his meals sent into him, etc. and all for no
q cause that was known.
1t The arguments took place after night, and were
protraeted. There was small probability of an
early verdict; SO we did not wait.
! ?. .S.-Shortly before midnight, the jury, after
: half an hours absence, brought in o verdict Of
!. guilty of murder.
REeoRnER EMERsoN's CouRT. = The following
parties were yesterday discharged from the aceu-
" sations pending against them:
P. Conway charged with assault and battery
with o dangerous weapon with intent to kill, upon
Con Flynn the latter not appearing. Fl. Lune-
or sehloss, Emma Crntz, and Henry and Mrs. B.
cd Weber, charged with jointly beating Mrs. Maria
Leise; discharged at her request. Juna Burnett
| anu GuEdNdlI, CHAt Seu Wltl D2htAnn ElleH
I'D Meyers. Mary Dnrkin and Adolphc Mandill
charged with lareenies. Mrs. Jane Thompson
charged with receiving stolen property Pat Rior
being able to identity him as the guilty party Anr
Bird, charged with insult and breach Of the peace
The only other business was the sitting out Of
dock full of drunkards and gagrants.
.r. RECORDER BLAoHE's CouRr. Michael Ryan was
= yesterday examined and sent before the First Dis
frict Court to be tried for sabbing Patrick Burke
ra with intent to MURDER on the night of the a3d
en- September last, at the corner OF Main and Roman
streets. Burke was stabbed in the left side caIns
very near dying was in the hospital six weeks
u It appeared there was grand plug muss in whcf
women as well as men were engaged, and that the
of instigator of the stabbing the mother of Ryan
I: Ryan furnished bail of $1,000.
10 Mrs. Lantry, one of the women engaged in the
above fight, was also examined on the charge d
o. having stabbed Burke i'll the cheek at the SAINT
time That lie Was stabbed by Ryan. Tho testimon,
being conclusive, she also was sent before the Firs
T. District Court under bail Of $1,000.
at Maria Collins, alias Hamos, charged with wal
looping Lima Hcksammer ut her own house, No
r. 81 Basin street. gave bail to appear. Angela Ga
zella, charged with piltering sugar on the levee
also gave bail. Lima Crosse and Christian Eagle
charged with pilferiDg cotton on the levee, like
wise furnished bonds to appear.
,s- RECORDER LoNG,s Counr.-John Wilson was yes
., terday examined the charge OF horse stealing
"a preferred against him by 7. B. Montaine, In Juns
as last. The testimony being insufficient, Wilson wa
,e- discharged.
ds Ferdinand Lang, charged with thrashing Gustav
Of Katzler and Conrad Fite, charged with outhghtnl
" Herman Boyerhaeh was also discharged neithe
nd of the prosecutors appearing.
Mrs. Wallace was pat under bonds to let Caro-
line Roberts alone for the next four months.
i, W H. White charged with acting like anytbin
lat but white man towards his spouse Rosina. gas
on bail to appear and answer. White is mate Of th
i've steamer Picayuns No 8 and it appears that he
a better mate TO bis boa; than to his wife; or ina
at any rate, he thinks the least Of the g weal
sessel.n
on Joseph Rivsros, I. m. o., gave bail to answel.
his the charge Of having violated the black eods,
ION striking Eugene Gouyand a white man at the CO
ne ner OF Bayou Road and Fonti street.
las e -. w., -. ~.
- ship Star of the West, Capt. Griffin. sailed d
=. - morning at 5 O'Clock. for New York via HaYan
~ with the following passengers;
For Nee TorE f Knight t. fansson E vaatuf D. Da
liais VI IIttsch and children, ". ARaa and Indy.
a.; Gfa9eer, 2. Taylor