The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-28

SECOND Ldrceny.--William
Lewis, accused by A. Rose, of stealing trunk
from his shop on Tchoupitoulas street, was sent
before the First District Court fof trial.
Hon 10 learn a mans name-Patrick Gavon. the
lad accused of taking the sign, or rather Wants
board of Mr. Marion, the keeper of an Intelligence
Office Natchez street, yesterday, gave bail to APP
pear for examination. The boy justifes himself by
saying, that he had given Marion dollar to find
him /" place" Marion failed to comply with his
contract so long, that he began to think he was
humbugged, and took the sign to the watchhouse
to learn the name of the owner, as he could not
read himself.
The Fitqgeralds History does not tell us how
many Fitzgeralds followed Strongbow in his inva-
sion Of Ireland, under the orders of H. B. NJ Henry
H., and the sanction of His Holiness then at Rome
but it is extremely doubtful if there were more
than appeared yesterday before Recorder GoIding
There was Paturcs Fitzgerald, charging his son,
James, and Ellen, the wife of James, with assault
and battery, breaking open his room door, and
meDacing him with an axe there was James Arm
strong, married to daughter of Paturce's, charg-
ing Mary Fitzgerald with abusing and threatening
him, and again charging Ellen Fitzgerald with
ditto. What with the witnesses and principals in
the cases, for upwards of three hours, scarcely
another name but Fitzgerald was heard in the
court The Recorder disposed of the charges by
requiring all the accused Ftzgeralds to give bonds
TO keep the peace. Verify, if a nomancer were to
say the destiny of the Fitzgeralds was B. T. K p,
sgnifying in the symbols of policemen, Bound to
keep the Peace" he would not be much out of the
way in this instance, although the reverse was the
case when their lances followed Mr.. Strongbow.
Bound 10 Keep the Peace.-Patrick Maher, ac-
cused by John Henderson of abusing him and
threatening him in his premises, and with dirk
knife in his hand challenging him TO go out in the
street and fight gave security keep the peace for
six months and was discharged. Arthur O'Don-
nell and Samuel Russell, charged by Henry Perry
with striking and knocking him down in the Cot
fee-house of John Henderson, on Poydras street,
were examined yesterday. When the examination
was through the Recorder informed Mr.. Perry
that if he required it he would send the case before
the First District Court, but suggested to him, as
the prisoners and he were neighbors and friends
previous to this quarrel, the propriety of only
curing them to give bonds to keep the peace. The
suggestion was adopted by Mr.. Perry and the case
was thus settled
Committed for Manning. Marks arraigned
on charge Of biting the ear off Henry Duff and
attempting to gouge his eye out, was committed for
trial before the First District Court The Recorder
made some pertinent remarks upon the brutality of
this practice of gougng and biting, as he gave his
opinion on the case.
Fraud-Jacob Monyer was Yesterday arrested
on a charge made by Levi Hendrckson, of ATTEMPT.
ing to sell his discharge as a soldier of the 5h In
fantry, which the complainant supposes to be fraud
ulent.
Larceny.-Jim, slave, who says he is the pro-
perty Of Mr.. Sero was yesterday arrested, charged
with breaking open an armoir and stealing lot of
clothing and two parasols herefrom, the property of
Elcy Gallagher. The property was found in his
possession.
Stealing BOat-Wm. Buck was arrested at the
request of VIM. A. Wood for having in his posses
sion skif, alleged to have been stolen from him.
THIRD MUNIcIPALITY-Assauh and Battery
A warrant was yesterday issued for the arrest of
GasPard Debuys, accused of beating Joseph Ma
gino so severely on the Dist inst, that he has been
since confined to his room, and could not appear in
court until yesterday to enter a complaint
Iagrancy.-EZa Socier was sent to the Work
house for thirty days for vagrancy.
Committed for Robbery.-John Burns, alias Chips
and John Cook were examined Yesterday on a
charge Of highway robbery, preferred by Peter
Smith. Burns was sent before the First District
Court for trial, and Cook was discharged Cook
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