The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

| Geo. w Gregor appeared in our paper of Friday
morning. in connection with the robbery on board
| the steamship Fanny. 1t was purely mistake, as
| Mr. Gregor Is not accused.
MISTAKEN LENITY.-A. Vandergriff, who had
been released by acting Recorder Golding, but three
| days before, from the workhouse, was brought up
on Saturday, before the same tribunal, on charge
of stealing bolster pillow, and mosquito bar the
property OF Mr.. Price. lie was detected in an
alleyway, beside Mr. Prices house, with the arti-
Giles IN his possession. He Immediately dropped
them and attempted to retreat, but was taken. The
Recorder sent him before the First District Court.
lNoUEST.-An inquest was yesterday held on the
body of man named Veeman, aged about % years,
who was found dead in house, No 282 Old Levee
street, between Barrack and Espanade streets.
Verdict" died of pulmonary apoplexy."
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A man named Henry
Smith was on Saturday arrested in the Third Mu-
nicipality, charged with having knocked down
Benjamin Dixon on Friday night, and robbed him
of his hat, coat, and SIS in money. Smith will be
examined before Recorder GenOis
BURGLARY Three houses in Perdido street,
between ST. Peter and st. Paul, were entered about
! O'Clock on Saturday morning, by burglars, by
means of some ladders left within their reach at
the new school-house, at present being painted
They first entered the house of Mr.. Bennett from
which they tOok'away gold watch, worth $780,
and S45 in cash; next, Mr. GibsOn's the Commits
sary of the Fourth Ward, but failed in gaining Mr.
G.'s room they then entered the house of Mr.
Grass, next door, where they got small amount of
money, and missed, owing, 1t Is supposed, to their
being scared, valuable gold watchSvhch was
lying ON the table, The burglars got off.
ROBBERY ON BoTRD THE MARY KINGsLAND.-
Y. Spreck, passenger on board the steamboat
Mary Kingsland, from Vera Cruz, made an afida-
Wit on Saturday, before Alderman Fabre, that du-
ring the passage he was robbed of 1865 in gold, as
he suspects, by two persons named John Wittem-
berg and P. FazIe. The Alderman issued a war
rant for the arrest of the suspected parties.
FATAL Accidental negro boy named Prince,
belonging to MIR. j. Brennan, on Saturday last fell
through the hatchway of the store No. AZ Poydras
street, and was severely injured that he died in
a short time afterwards. An inquest was held and
a verdict returned in accordance with the facts.
Charity Hospital
ReeIV Report of the Charity Hospital from the 18th of
Adr,,t:5 g last to the o st a. eoeS P M 100
Died 81 Remaining
LUEATIC ASYLUM.
Died 3lRemaning lie
Total SIS
Number of deaths from Yellow Fever from July to 9Th
Orleans Number Of cases of Yellow Fever discharged from
July to the 9TH instant, 10.
o. The steamboat White Rose was burnt to the
waters edge, at Cairo, a few days since. She had
on board 200 tons of freight for New Orleans, all
of which was lost Two or three hands missing
APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERNoR.-Gov. John
son, of this State, has appointed Maj James l.
Sterling Judge of the 9TH Judicial District, in the
place of Judge Lawson, deceased.
DELAwARE-The following electoral ticket has
been chosen by WING convention assembled al
Lewislown: Philip A. ReyboId, Samuel Cats,
and Gardener H. Wright John w. Houston was
also nominated for reelection to Congress.
Gz-The Democrats of Baltimore have nominated
Col. Elijah Stansbury, Jr. as their candidate for
Mayor.
Gs- Bills on England are lower at New York,
and the last steamer from Boston had little or no
specie on board
Do The thermometer at New York; on the 9th,
rose to ninety degrees.
Do 1t is said that the Germans believe a war
with Russia inevitable and call loudly for it, in the
conviction that they are strong enough to bring it
to a successful issue.
FREs.-Isaac Smiths oil mill at Black Rock
N. Y, destroyed by fire on the 26th ult; loss
$500; insured for $1,000. Stephens pottery,
at Allegheny, was burnt down on the 9th. A de-
structive fire occurred on the 25th, in Holiday
street, Baltimore, by which three houses were
burned; they were owned by Mills Rhodes, whose
loss is about $4,000.
EARLY DEPRAvITY.-In New York, at midnight
on Tuesday, lad only seventeen years old, by the
name of John Doyle, was arrested for keeping
house OF prostitution in Anthony street.
o. Langfeldt, convicted of the murder of Mrs
Rademacher, in Philadelphia, and sentenced to be
hung, continues to protest his innocence and is en-
gagged in writing sketch of his life, to be pub
lshed after his death.
FoRGERY.-A man named J. A. Pollock was ar
rested at Lancaster, Pa, on the Goth ult. for at
tempting to pass two forged checks on the Mer-
chants Bank of New York.
RoBBERY.-Eliza Harris was arrested on Satur-
day evening, in the First Municipality, charged
with having robbed Henry Kelly of $50. The
case will be examined this morning.
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where found the Of Goods New
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