The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-21

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( FRDHYe INCOMING, JULY 2I, 1913.
BoLD hyD DARnG RopGEEYs- Those light
sfr,d gentienen who are On the qui gige for the
A9fheu ciges and the watering places have
sloPn despegatelY bold al of a sudden. A person
I pag 60 to bed sunset with SI00 in his pocket,
sna wake upat sunrise finding thai the whole sum
as been spirited away in some very nysterious
apneE Tie boldest and most daring robbery
a las taken place for some time past, however,
place on Wslaesdaynigl last, from the dwell
4ag of Capt Clark, in Calliope street The thief
4elialbed upoasthe balcony, enteFedth Captains
fn and robbed INN Of over Si91 IN gold, very
Ealpable gold peneiE-Which was presented by
Asp Marble to Dan Eickok-and a splendid gold
Feb. The compIasant villain very kindly LETT
Captain pantaloons upon The floor. Capt G.,
bill be racollscied, is one Of the lessees Of the
~ Commercial Exchange, % Sc Charles street.
TuE WEATHER.- rained almost necessarily
yesterday from about four O'clock in the morning
mil about halfpast two in the.afernoon After
iiaI time, we had another very delicate. sprinkle,
jnst before dusk. These showers purified the ar,
made the ladies stay within doors, caused rise in
the umbrella market, and soaked the feet Of all
hose whose boots were moi watef-tight
INaussrs- Coroner spsdden yesterday held an
aquest on the body Of woman named Elizabeth
Laird aged abous thr.y-six years, who was found
dad in house on Cont street, between Rampant
ald Burgundy streets. VerdicS, died Of a chronic
iE3ction Of the helre Another inquest was held
yesterday upon she be III Of a man named Thomas
Stanton aged about thirty years; who died sud-
deuiy in a boarding house at The corner OF Front
I4evee aud Hospital streets. The verdict of the
Jury was" death from apopiexy.
BREAKING OpEN,-YesTerday morning suspi-
aious looking person. named James Thorn, was ar
yested by the Second Municipality police on the
large Of having ieoniously broken open and car
led away. carretbag from No. Sc ST. Charles
street The clothing belonged 10 Messrs. Blade
and Murray. Th1rdwas senttoja ilfor examination.
DARING ATTEmPr-Mr Fiman Lacaz6, who
lives al 116 Bienville, between Bourbon and ,Dau-
phin streets, came not only very nearly being
robbed, but also killed in his own premises on We'd
nesday might last. AT late hour at night Mr..
Iacaz6 hearing noise, jumped out bed, and soop-
ing down discovered negro who had secreted
himself in the room. He Immediately seized hold
of the negro butLe being strong, athletic man,
desperate scufGe ensued, during which the robber
made several passes at Mr.. Lacaz6 with dirk
uile, ard ultimately succeeded in making bis
escape The police are on the track ofthe villain,
and when arrested, Mr. Lacaz6 viii, no doubt. see
thathe isproPerly punished
RogBERY.- Capt P. A. Iabory, Of the French
ship Oscar, now lying at the foot Of Hosp2l street.
in the Third Municipality, yesterday made aiIida-
vl before Recorder Genois, that he was robbed
night before last of the following articles A pair
Of pistols carbie with other articles, were taken
from he cabin OF the said ship, as the depOnent
verify believes by a man named Victor Demos,
vino concealed them on board another vessel A
warrant issued TO search the said vessel, and
another to catch the robber.
DrsoRDERLY.-Joh Shandrack, who lives in
Royal, near 81. Philip street. was yesterday arrest
ej at the request Of Joseph Kreaner, who charges
him with being very boisterous man, and that
moreover he is in the habit Of setting the whole
naghbophood by The ears. and pulling those Of his
wife. The accused gave bail for his appearance.
FrRsr DISTRICT CoURr.-IIenry Campbell was
yesterday sentenced to six months imprisonment in
The Parish Prison. and costs of Court, for larceny.
John Harris, for entering in the nighttime, without
breaking, was sentenced to one year Imprisonment,
at hard labor, in lhe Penentary, and fine of 81,
with costs Of prescott ion john Buckley for lar
rrly was sentenced 10 three months Imprisonment.
Carlo Perrera and Igna 10 Cabello We're arraigned
ON a charge Of larceny, and pleaded not guilty.
They were remanded for further examination
DoGs.--A dog is notnoWregarded as he formerly
was in the good ddays of the Pharaohs Of ancient
Egypt The dog thea, to use classical phrase,
was " some pumlgins, . hut now he is treated like
adseased potato, thrust out Of che society Of his
fellows, by means of sausage well seasoned with
arsenic 70 rot in the streets Dogs certainly are
very dangerous nuisance, in the summer time par
ticulariy, and should undoubtedly be locked up
We have heard however Of poison having been
thrown to Them in Ehe yards where they were
chained This is wrong, and any person caught in
the act should be severely punished. We are told
that on Wednesday night last, over one hundred o
the canine race were killed in the First Municipal
ity alone Great must have been the 6 bowling
and crashing Of teeth " when the poor brutes fsl
tis pangs Of the poison flowing through their veins
and many a master, when Yesterday morning he
saw bis dumb companion lying stiff and cold before
his door. might have said with Byron
r J. hhyer had FREUD but one-a
And here he lies
However, a law As interchangeable as that Of the
Modes and Persians- Ae viii Of. the Council-has
cone forth, and every man must take care Of hi
own dog, from the New FoqndIand down to hi
lady's poodle.
ALL OUT or PbAcE.--Ifwas yergrmiust in JOIN
Justice 10 whip bis bi1er half dame Ann justice
Yesterdays but l3eeerder tioidng viii not allow hin
TO complain oil any injustice we are sure.< 10 wa
proofof his affection for his mother earth, Tor Jaci
Love to lie down upon her maternal breastNgith
breath reelling With The fumes of garlic andNbat
Whiskey. BIT worse than all for jim Bots, In
last name 0f gentleman who once upon a tim
took a pleasant su0o2e with President Tyler.
AssAuIrING 4 WoMAN.- Bernard Nc Carly wa
Yesterday brought before Recorder Golding. on
p eharre pretefFsd AGAINST him hV Samuel Mile