The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-11


ing ron and seriously woundng him.
SEaT DowN.-Martin Bolen was Yesterday re-
turned before the First District Court by acting Re
corder Go.ding, on the charge of stealing dray
belonging to George lIcChystaL George McChrys-
tai was in about an hour afterwards arrested on a
charge Of assault and battery.
ARRESTS LAST NIGHT-Fank Sneable was last
night arrested bv the First Municipality police. at
the request of Mr. Watson, who charges him with
larceny. John Smith was arrested, charged with
threatening a man with personal violence.
WALKING INTO THE DRY GooDs.-Fanny NJ.
Smith Yesterday made an affidavit before Recorder
Genos, charging enc Elizabeth johnson with hay
ing leiouiously taken from her house in Burgundy
street on the 20.h ut. a lot Of wearing apparel.
valued At $50 The greatest portion Of the property
consisted, we believe. in under garments Eliza
beth should have made a shift to get along without
the .oggcry and then a warrant would not have
been issued for her arrest.
COMING TIVE GRAB" GAuE.-An individual
calling himself John RaIfe, being exceedingly short
oil cash, on Wednesday last bethought himself of
some means Of " raising the wind John was very
much in want Of the wherewithaI to buy thimble
full of grog and finally walked into cofI5e-house
ON the corner ofSt. Peter and Levee Streets First
Mm"PJity, and took an observation of things in
GENERAL Soon after Johns entrance into the place
o.. tDdJie>. John O'C0nnell entered and with great
glsjn called for q drInk-at the same time LAYING
down d haIi-dOIiar on the counter Mr.. Ralfc
utl-nt that another opportunity good might not
soon l.rI.-il. and came to the conclusion that il
was ifns TO strike while the iron was hot He ac-
cwuwg.y grabbed the aforesaid half and gave Mr.
John ot 0nneIl the tallest specimen OF walking
That ho had ever witnessed. Ralfe made most ex-
c",Ieni Zine FOR the first few blocks but unfortunate
iV, not having very good bottom. he was overhauied.
iIE half taken from him, and himself lodged in the
NairA-nouse. Ills case has not been disposed of.
WHIPPING A NEGRo-James Rankin was yes
laraay anaigned before Recorder GOdiug, charged
with having gone to the house Of Mr. Park and
whipped one Of his negroes with a cowhide. Mr..
Park was absent at the time. The case will be
examined tomorrow morning
ROOFING A BLIND MANA man. or a thing in
the shape Of humanity calling himself Joseph Gail
ito, was arrested by Lieut. Seixschnaydre and officer
Irescazas, Of the First Municipality police, on
Wednesday night, on the charge Of robbing poor
uII blind man, named Inanez Cinago, of the last
e" dollars he had. GaIIhQ has for some time past
been IN The employ of CnagO. leading him about
The Streets FIR the purpose Of soliciting aims. The
oId man. VINO is Just ready TO step into the grave,
was taken sick 81 few days since, and during his
sickness, G@,IiIOis charged with having robbed him.
No examination has yet taken place, as CnagO has
uut yet come ont Of the Charity Hospital whittier
he was sent for medical aid.
SENT DowN.--GanIuer Caddy was yesterday
returned before the First District Court, by Recor-
der Gano., for trial on the charge Of robbing vol
uniser named Charles Thompson Of $751;
DISCHARGED. - SuDenumerary Million, whom
we mentioned Yesterday as having been found