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The Daily Dispatch: August 12, 1861., [Electronic resource], Current events. (search)
Cutting and stabbing.
--Colligan, a low character, who has been vegetating for some months past in the vicinity of the Old Market House as a dealer in fish, and who a short time since transformed himself into a son of Mars, was taken in custody Saturday night and put in the cage for nearly severing James Ford's arm from its owner's body.
All the tendons of the left arm above the wrist were cut, and several severe gashes inflicted about Ford's breast and shoulders. C. has been once before up for cutting a man. He came from the North.
A man named Thomas Burke was also caged Saturday night for stabbing and cutting Bev. B. Gatewood with a knife.
The Daily Dispatch: August 13, 1861., [Electronic resource], Interception of a letter, and arrest of an old citizens of New Orleans. (search)
Cutting and stabbing.
--Thomas Barke, charged with cutting and stabbing Bev. B. Gatewood, was yesterday put in jail by order of the Mayor, in default of surety of the peace.
The case of Philip Calligan, for cutting Jas. Ford with a hatchet, was continued till Saturday, Ford being so badly wounded that it was impossible for him to be present before that time, if then.