The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

hRhAI NOi"NiIf.-COHlnisSdry IaitTOn, OF the
vegetable market, First Municipality, was yester-
day abused and threatened with all sorts of things
fr having dared to tell Manuel Espinosa and Man
aI Ramirez that they could not continue the sale
o.. lot Of spoiled snipes which they had on hand.
D.. Tu' Gentlemen We're arrested
TAKEN ~ AND DONE FoR.-William S. Poin.
,..nar yesterday made affidavit before Recorder
t,.ol-. ~'l'ug forth that he was on Tuesday even
i- u}I"I Icy one Daniel jackson to 90 in at the
arr.H Of MdraIs and st. Louis streets and plav
guo. Of cards; that he went in, drank several
Iu.-, and was eventually robbed by jackson of his
pocUa,Iook, containing $26. Mr.. Poindexter ac-
hrn"!rdgrd himself most essentially taken in, and
warrant was issued for that polite young gentle
m.n jdchSon Daniel, we believe, has served one
term IN iie State institution at BatonRouge, and is
we'll known to the Police as a hard case
DISCHARGED Alexander Waterton was yester-
da. examined before acting Recorder GoIding on
r.' charge of having beaten his wife, but the proof
against him being rather flImsy, he was discharged.
~FNT DowN.-Mss Amanda Williams and Miss
Jane NuD5laieId We're yesterday examined before
",alug Recorder GoIding, on the charge of keeping
Iv dISorderly houses of very bad fame, in Gravier
street. The testimony in substantating the charge
was OF course, very indrectin regard to particular
tt'-. but the charge was made out in the MAN,
notwithstanding, and the matter returned before
the First District Court.
HsERrERs-Antouio Marble and Aliiandro
hm-u"s were last evening arrested by the First
Municipality police, charged with being deserters
rom The United States Army They We're locked
up 70 await the orders of their officers
8RElCU OF TRUsT.-A man named Joseph Be-
VIII. Of whom W. have spoken before, was yester-
Ga} eyauined before Acting Recorder Golding, on
the charge Of having failed to pay over the sum Of
~2I6. belonging to Jean Francois Charles. 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. Charles some time since let Bevin
have a lot Of dry goods, amounting TO S1l7I 20,
which Ire to sell at such price as agreed upOn
and return the proceeds or, in case he could not
sell the goods, return the same to Mr.. Charles The
prosecutor admits that Bevin has paid over the sum
OF 500 d, but has failed to pay for the balance Of
the GOODS or return them, or in any way account
for Ulem. Counsellor Gaienne who appeared on
I,haIl of the accused made strong effort to show
that .he prosecution was brought to frghten and
obtain from him what could not be obtained by a
civil suit. lie alleged that BeVin had sold the
rood, on 4 credit, and was willing TO give up the
notes. etc. which he had received. The prose.
rutor refused this Offer but offered to drop the mat
Ter if Heyjn would give a mortgage on property to
secure The payment of the S2l6. This was refused
bv the defence, and after a . big - and stormy
ltk on the part of Mr.. Gaiennie and weak reply
uI the part Of the prosecution, the matter was re-
erred TO the First District Court for adjudication.
ARRESTS Margaret Davis was arrested last
evening in the First Municipality, charged with
larceny. Margaret is accused of having snacheG
purse from the hands of a verdant young man, a
tr,v days ago, at the of Marais and St Louis
s'~tptS John Wilson. alias Harvey was arrested
a~ a vagrant and dangerous and suspicious per-
son John has had that honor on several previous
occasions.
FATAL AFFRAY.-An affray occurred about half
past TWO o'clock yesterday morning, on the corner
ur Craps and Bagatelle streets, Third Municipality,
between two free men of color, named John Du-
breu and TheOdule Guibert, which resulted in the
death OF the former The parties We're brothers-in-
law, residing we believe, in Vaudeville street,
Third Municipality and we are informed that a
family difficulty of some six orseven months stand
irg led to the fatal rencontre. They both attended
party at the house Of friend in Craps street, on
Tuesday night and left there together about the
lime above stated. They were seen to halt when
short distance from the house they had left, and
some angry words apparently passed between them.
W. understood that Dubreuil first struck Guibert
with a small whip or cane, which he had in his
hand when the latter drew dirk and stabbed him
,n four different places. The alarm ives given and
Dubreuil was removed to house in Victory street,
where he died in about an hour. An inquest was
held yesterday morning by deputy Coroner Hopkins,
D hat al
wounds We're very slight the fourth one was in
rhr left side, the dirk having passed between the
sovruhand eighth ribs through the diaphragm ,lacer-
alug the mesenteriC arteries and causing a hemor-
rhage which produced death. verdict was rem
,arrd in accordance with the above facts; and al
affidavit having been made before Recorder Seu-
zrnrau, a warrant was issued for the arrest OF
,,Ulbert.
LARCENY.-Adam Steiger was yesterdaycharged
..lore Recorder Golding, with having on the 23d
INST stolen the sum of $35 from the house 1877 Ca