The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

#REcrIoS-In our report Of the proceedings Of lhe
- Municipality Council, yesterday. it inadveF-
stated that Ludlow Smith OF the St Charles Thea
U petitloned for the removal Of Dan Rics's Circus.
lie the Theatre st. Charles street. The petition did
hke mention Of CiTcus il prayed the Council to sup
De music as a nuisance, and presented the wooden
being erected in eonrayention Of the ordinances
81 BULLETIN AND JuDaK MoHENRY.-ve were mis-
bed, when stated yesterday that Judge McHenv
Instructed the Attorney General TO institute legal pro-
g against the Editor Of the Bulletin for libel in his
aganst the First District Court The Judge only read
the paragraph obnoxious 10 him. contained in The
n and called the attention Of the Attorney Generalto
4eeptiOEable character.
brHER TAKE-Ia-A countgman from Attakapas,
- Christian F. Knoll met immediately after land
Pom steamboat, By fellow named John Long on
bay afternoon and after drinking good deal togetheT,
aken by him to one Of the downtown balls Thence,
te hour he was iuvegled by Long to house Of Ill
where he slept during the night, and found In the
ing that be had been robbed of s55 in money, and
IA papers. He made affidavit OF the facts before Re-
III Genos and Long was arrested.
Recommendations Kelly, accused of stealing sum
Money alleged 10 have been taken from Thomas Sheri-
in the cofse-house at the corner of CaTondelet and
Streets on the night of the 18th inst yesterday dis
Ned By Recorder Badwn-the evidence failing sup
HE charge
mcnAeoED.-Patrick Kelly and Barney McQuade were
Fday examined before Recorder Seuzeneau, charge
ang three cases Of shoes from board the steamship
Aeent City, and discharged. Nicholas Kaufman,
ned Of receiving the shoes knowing them to be stolen
also examined and discharged.
sREEPoRT.-We learn from the Lafayette Live Oak
IT several members of the Freepoh Council are exeriing
seves to have the portion of Levee street, within the
sofhat corporation, paved with square blocks Ofgranite
RoBBERY.-Wm Westemeyer made oath yesterday, be-
Recorder Genois that he robbed Tuesday night
Bias in specie by a man named Hoft, who was formerly
bis employ. A warrant for his arrest was issued.
BREAcn OF TRusT- Phillanda Dearan accused of
Bach trust in refusing give 500 entrusted to her
safe keeping the Goth September last, By Bridget
euglas yesterday before the Fut District Court
Recorder Genois.
TBE HENDRICKS AFFAIR.-Jss w. Douglas alias Fitz-
mOns, yesterday arrested by the First Municipality
Dice the who swindled Jesse Hendricks Monday
q Of s4s So under pretence Of being very vedant better
Bother has been arrested in Mobile the charge
~ officer has gone after him with Tequison from the
fevernor One Of the two must be innocent.
A RoauE's NEST FoUNp.-The police of the First Mu
6cipaty since the robbery of Mr. Lavies clothing store
the corner of st. Philip and Old Leyee streets, on SatuT
IN night have been active search Of the stolen property
nd the burglars Owing to zeal OF Capt Youennes and his
eers the whole of the property has been recovered. and
number Of the parties supposed have committed the bur-
diary are in fair way of meeting their deserts. On Tuesday
4cnng Officers proceeded to coffee house on Maras
Meet between St. Louis and Cont, kept by man named
Chas Mcdonald and searching the premises found near
the whole of the stolen property, concealed in his two
chests. Mcdonald, Geo. Crosby, his barkeepe vagant
aimed Dsnl Briggs and woman named Catherine Moran,
were all found in the house and arrested and placed
n jail to await an examination.
CHARGE W1rHDRAwN. James Noble accused by M. L.
Martin of drawing pistol with the intention to shoot him,
ID the office of Jas. NJ Wolfe St. Ann street the 18th
Instant yesterday discharged by Recorder Geno, Mr.
Martin Withdrawing the charge
LARcENY-Elen sheafe accu,ed of stealing purse
gaining Sos in gold from Michael Mullen Tuesday af-
moon in God street, yesterday sent before the Ft
Distinct Court by Recorder Baldwin
HARBoRING ARUNAwAY.-A man named Antonio Step
pa was arrested by officers Crane and Rutte in HOUSE
foydas street, Tuesday night, in company with
way slave named Julia, the property Of Madame Joe BE
in prison awaiting examination charge Of harboF
big the woman.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-The following cases were
yesterday tried in this Court Judge MeIenry presiding
anna Barry, accused of larceny, acquitted. William
Evans alias Woods also tried for larceny, found
guilty and sentenced to six months imprisonment and 10
bay the costs of James Jacobs aims Thomas b.
Holt accused of pocket picking tried found guilty and
ntenced years imprisonment and to pay 800 fine and
ahe costs Of court
RoBBERY.-A man named w. R. Wilderwa robbed By
George Wilson, near the Louisiana ballroom. on Tuesday
hight of So So Wilson had been observed in the ballroom
led and imagining the officer duty watching him,
be said to the watchman don't watch me-I fiat broke
and must make raise tonight" The officer failed to
ply with his request and followed him until he him, out
side the oom thrust his hand in Wders pocket and pull
out the 50 So Wilder had about him $780, and had
been for the vigilance of the Officer he would perhaps have
been robbed of the whole Wilson was sent to prison.
VAGRANTs-A score of persons were brought before Re.
corer Genois yesterday for vagrancy number Of them
were discharged and the following noted thieves and
abonds sent to Jail to await trial before the First Dis
uict Court: VIM. Putnam alias Perry alias Eldndge,
Bridget Johnosn, Catherine Love- John Williams, George
Rodriguez, f. M c., Eliza Mcdonald and Eliza White.
Moses Lyons default of furnishing $500 security for good
behavior, sent to prison for days
An HONEST MAx-John Swan, on seeing the notice Of
the robbery Of Mr. Lavies store in the papers yesterday
Immediately appeared before Recorder Genos and submit
ted for inspection clothing and cloth which had come
mo his possession and which he supposed might be por
ton of the stolen property It proved to be and wai
identified By Mr. Lavlle. Swan then made affidavit thai
il left at his shop Sunday last by two mer
named Hamilton Rowan and Arciy Murphy, who request
ed HIM to keep until named johnson called for it
Meeting Murphy on Tuesday he told him the goods haC
not yet been called for Murphy said they would not b.
called for and offered to sell them for $40 Swan snpponl
the TO be honest purchased the goods and paid th
money. On this affidavit Rowan Immediately arrested
as of the burglars Murphy had up last night
capped the police.
COMMITTED FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Danie
Drseol was brouaht before Recorder Baldwin yesterday
charged with beating James Drummond, and woundtnl
him severely in the hand with cotton hook and
before the First District Court.
FATAL Aoo1pENT.-A colored brck.layer, employed OF
the Municipal Hail. in the Second Municipality. fe
from the top of the building last evening. the sidewalk
and instantly killed. piece of the comice which FOL
lowed him in bis fall crushed his body in horrible manner
We not able to learn the of the unfortunate man
FORGERY AND PERJURY.-An affidavit made few
days since before Recorder Genois by Theodore Bone VIII
accused Jean Lacaze Of forgery and J. P. Saubiran
abeing the forgery and Of perjury The facts Of the cas-
as stated by the complainant these Bore instituted
suit against Lacaze before Judge Derbes the 18th Angus
last During the trial Of rule taken by Lacaze the latte
introduced evidence receipt for $50 dated the Both Sept
1912 puponng to be given and signed by Bore with tn
signature attesed by T. Mendilon and acknowledging N
payment of that for Judgment obtained before Judg
Prevail On the trial Sauban the signature of Men
dillon (who died in Nov lS43 the receipt in attesatic
Of Bories mark, was genuine, and he is alleged 10 hav
known him intimately. Bone prouounces the receipt fol-
gerry and hence his charges against Lscaze Of forgery
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