The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

state OF somnambusm The Waterman, however
| and he s. was very vigorous teller,'' as a Cock
ney would say, grabbed Miss Mary and put her in
| quod. Each of them were sent down for 80 days.
Who does not love the name of Mary!
A VERY EAST" BoY-James Brown, young
gentleman, aged about twelve years, was yesterday
brought before the Recorder of the Second Munich
pality, for being most awfully g tosscated," and
extending himself at full length on the pavement.
Jim was brother to the young man whose mother
told him that If he didn't stop drinking he ID wear
the coat of his stomach out'' .sThen old woman -
replied the hopeful youth, let it vurk in its shirt
sleeues Jim told one of the policemen that he had
the horrors, and requested the loan of glass of
whisky merely for a few moments. His request
was not complied with, but he sent to the house
OF refuge for month, and little while longer.
BEAUTIFUL Oh woman thou art lovely
Lovelier than the silver star that looks down like
an angel on the green grave of the of Fiaoui
the Brave His son was like the young oak that
bends not to the storm, but is blasted by the light
ming Loved he not-he, the youth with yellow
hair-the daughter of the chietlain OF the lion
hand Maid Of Clanmora, thou vert ss lovely as
the wild rose on the mountain side! Thine eyes
were bright than the gems that 0iy g mines,
and thy heart was purer than in snow !
Maid of Clanmora, the spring a, " 5 around
thygrave, and the grass is greer sa-r e thresh-
hold of thy fathers house 90 ~- ever said
any such thing, but yesterday morning Recorder
Baldwin told young lady, named Kit johnson,
that she would either have to stop taking baths in
the gutter and stumping her nose the lavement
or else go to Jail ior thirty days. Kate was sent
down Tor thirty days, and nothing shorter.
SENT DowN-Why is it that people have such
propensity for stealing watches! Now out of
the one thousand and one larcenies that are COM
mitted, you will find out that in nine cases out of
ten he light fingered gentleman always manages to
secure watch. However, as Lord Fusbos hath it,
watches We're made to 60; but, in the present
instance, it went longer distance than was actually
necessary. A gentleman, who rejoiced in the name
of Henry Baldof, lovely name for sonnet J was
yesterday sent to the First District Court on the
charge of having stolen watch from Jas. Brady.
The watch in question was quietly ticking on board
the steamer Belle OF Arkansas, when Baldof, being
opposed to the system OF going on tick, took it
down, and put it in his pocket Baldof' is very
ocatctui OF his own interests, generally speaking.
observation-disclosures Fitzimmons, Esq, (what
changeable world this is y person who had seen
better days, found night before last by some of
his frends-triends who had watched his course for
years, in the most gnoble position. He had through
blighted love, lost all, and day by day dWindled
down until the lordly name Of Thomas Fitzimmons
was merged into Tummas Fitzmmons, and then,
urkndest of all - his companions used TO call
him Persmmons. The Recorder took pity on Tom,
and told him as much as he desired company, he
would be pleased not to renew his acquaintance
Tom bowed as gracefully as a rhnoceros in tight
shoes. and hmped out of The dock.
ANOTHER BURGLAR ARREsTED.-The police of
the First Municipality Sunday night arrested
negro named Wilson, belonging to Mr.. 1Iillspaugh
who is charged with being concerned in several of
the burglaries that have been lately committed
The negro has been for long time under the sur
veillance of the police and Is implicated in num-
Der ofrobberies which were perpetrated upon Messrs
Bell d Stebbins, wholesale grocers, in Poydras
street. The circumstances that led TO the arrest of
the slave was his having some few days since OBJ
tanned twenty-five dollars from man named Chas.
Brinkly, giving him security silver lever watch,
which was identified by Mr.. Camp, 50 Chartres
street, from whose store it was taken on the night
of the 18th March. Some other articles which
were stolen from Mr.. Camp, have been discovered
by Captain Youennes, and there is fair prospect Of
soon breaking up the entire gang OF negro burglars
that have so long infested our city.
RECEIVING STOLEN PRoPERTy.-Manuel Mu
mis- was Yesterday examined before Recorder Bald
win on the charge of having received stolen pro-
nerty from negro knowing the same to have been
illegally obtained. Mr.. NUNS was requested by
the Recorder to pay his respects TO Judge McHenry
at the earliest time convenient, and received let
ter of recommendation to the keeper OF the Parish
Jail, to be used in case he did not give the bond
required
LARCENy.-James Connolly was yesterday morn
ing, brought before Recorder Ramos on the charge
of stealing S25 in gold and lot of clothing, belong
ing to Bryan Brienkeost from the boarding honse,
at the corner of Main and Levee streets. The
case not being very clear, Connolly was remanded
for further examination.
GAVE BAIL-Elizabeth Heath was yesterday
arrested in the First Municipality on the affidavit
of louisa Fisher, who charges her with having
Illegally covered her shoulders with mantila |
to deponent. Miss louisa, who hangs |
out at the corner of Rampant and Customhouse |
streets states that the accused fair one on q certain
occasion 8 acknowledged the corn;' and she NAV |
therefore expect suffer some from the enmity Of
her prosecutor.
SENT DowN-D. Daniels, was yesterday re-
turned before the First District Court, by Recorder
Ramos, on the charge of beating small boy, who |
is an orphan with no friends to protect him.
SECOND MUNIcIPALITY.-The Second Munich |
pality dock Yesterday morning, was what Samuel |
Weller would call the s'wale Of voe." The I'M
happest set of creatures that we ever did see, We're
there assembled, like parcel of turkey buzzards |
perched upon the bench. Afterloollng at the |
Recorder however, for about an hour and a-halt,
they all flew off, spreading their wings III The d.
rsctinn of the workhouse