The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-16

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measure placed his pile, amounting to 81, under
his pillow. This, however, proved Of no avail, fol
John walked in the night, looked where his money
was and to his great surprise found il was ri there
lie proceeded TO kick up the greatest kind Of row
which ended in his being walked off 10 Che watch.
house, together with John Trixler and Ann Dough
rrV, whom he accused of the robbery The victim
Yesterday morning made "davy'' before Recorder
GenOs against the two last mentioned persons, and
they were committed for examination.
RoBBERY.-C Charles A. Vandine was Yesterday
morning brought before Recorder Golding, charged
with having robbed Patrick Conway of $50 Van
dine was arrested about 10 O'Clock on Monday
Light in PerddO street. when the robbery was com
mitted Charles N. Emerson was arrested yester-
day morning, charged with having been concerned
with Vandine in relieving Conway of his dimes.
The accused were both Temanded for future exam
nation
DISCHARGED - Waterman James Drummond
was yesterday discharged by Recorder Golding.
Dummond was charged before the Police Commit
lee with having gone into a mans yard, late at
night, and given a poisoned sausage to valuable
dog. This abuse Of the system of killing dogs by
poison, has been urged against it as the greatest
objection that could be brought, and the evidence
being stroug against Drummond, he was made an
example Of
DIscHARGED.-PeterW Wilson, charged by n B.
Ball with a breach of trust, was yesterday exam
ined by Recorder Genois and released. Ball charged
Wilson with having kept soldiers discharge
which was left in his possession.
RonBING HEN RoosT.-Vincent Motterne. who
resides on the Bayou ST. John yesterday made af1i-
davit before Recorder Genos, that he has on seye-
raj occasions Of late been robbed Of chickens BY
a. Il m n
night, he discovered two men named Fermy and
Bowie prOwling about his premises, looking very
much as though they intended TO make q descent
on hls hen house. He was not able to arrest them
AT the time, but on his statement, a man was sent
after them by Recorder Genois.
SENT Down. = Charles Medicus and Charles
Jaquelin were yesterday returned before the First
District Court by Recorder Genois, charged with an
aitray in the street some time since.
RoBBERY.-G Godfrey Paturel and his sister Mile
Paurc free persons Of color, were on Monday
night last arrested by Lieut.. Van Buren, of the
Second Municipality police, charged by Christie
pher Dorbys0n with having stolen the sum of S5O5
from his house in Basin street. The accused were
Yesterday morning committed by acting Recorder
Godmg for examination on the 18th inst
William McFord was yesterday ar
rested in the First Municipality, at the request of
Mr. Jacob Blum, who charges him with having
drawn knife and threatened to do some very sa-
wage acts.
ANOTHER PERJURY Casa man named John
Coleman, was last evening brought to the Second
Municipality guard-house, by Levi Hendrckson,
who charges him with perjury, and also wish at
tempting to swindle Col. Peck Making out false
soldiers claims and swearing 10 them has become rs
This Muuifipo tU nc CTpttnu drunk and
disturbing the peace. We thought thatthe numer-
Ous arrests recently made, had put a damper on
This business, but it appears not
.ARHEsTED-Louis Canard was last evening ar
rested by officer McGovern, of the First Municipal
itypoict, charged with having taken watch and
cham from boy at the corner of Bourbon and ST.
Louis Sss,i4sgavll.
TuSaa%1, N ,A1rTY.-Joseph Strauter, Aaron
TaylofaSE ils. were yesterday arrested in
the ThirdsF TD,$ paity, charged with having
broken douS;, ,ydoor of Madam Gerard's house in
Esplanade sAt, RI, and kicked up general row.
lames Cargrote was arrested for fighting and dis
Iurbng the peace and resisting an officer in the
discharge of his duty.
RouBERY.-Thomas CoWley yesterday made af
fdayit before Recorder Seuzeneau, charging one
Michael Fannin with having robbed him Of six
eagISEs7. the. 18th OF July last warrant was
is-ued% Der considerable travelling, Michael
was picS&<x Il in the Second Municipality He
viii he btT3Nf before the Recorder this morning
DAsrARiM Assault. S. c. n Gibbons was
last evening arrested by officer Mcdonald, Of the
Second Municipality Police, charged with shame
fully beating small boy named Patrick Read in
front Of tae Commercial Exchange.
ArrrAY -NIignon Por6e and William Cross, f.
m. c., on Monday last had regular row at a negro
co1ee-house i'll Chartres street, between St. Louis
and Toulouse Initiating the example of the fiery
spirits of the day, they drew pistols and banged
away IN the most approved manner Warrants
We're Yesterday issued by Recorder Genois for their
arrest
ARREsTs-There We're thirty-two arrests made
by the night watch of the Second Municipality on
Monday night last. Fifteen of the individuals
hauled up were found sleeping on the Levee, and
some five or six others were caught snoozing in La
G.yette Square. The workhOuse yesterday re-
lived a supply Of recruits that should last it at
la.,-t month Among the number sent down was
the notorious William Sales alias Moore Johnson
Wilson and Wood This gentleman got ticket
lor sN months.