The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-31

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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 81, 1919.
HIG dr. p R9aBERy TuSp before last
Fenchmen and Eysian Fields he down
Of ali his money Hsy%e w ssa
and brought yesterday before Recorder Seuzeneau by whom
he was sent to the Fiat District Court
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr.-Henry Ca npbel. alias VII.
suIty. Patrick Car for an assault wS Ratchet. on
5: seleck Wha'tnger of the Second Municipality
upon verdict. N' 's'-~N
HleswAy RonBrsy:-A highway robbery was commit.
ted night before last in The Place dAmes person
was assaulted knocked down and robbed Of "a 20 and
Fnay JON" kenne
~ al Rc John Eayo They were yeeIday brought BE-
to DO tried on charge OF highway robbie y.
BURGLARY John, slave belonging to Mr.. Lavelere
and Julie of Mr. Foucan. yee day brought before
Recorder Seuzeneau the charge of having. the night
toen nine watches. The vii be decided by r.
eorder to-day.
..AGeRAvArEp AssAuLr-A person named Thoma.
that the night before he had heen assaulted At the of
n Lsves and y jner and two
rant was issued for the arrest OF the perpetrators.
DEsERTIoN.--The Captain of the Austrian ship Grego
RUS recen arrived at this port Appeared yesterday before
named G. di ivo had deserted warrant was issued
tor the arrest OF the missing man.
CHARGE DIsMIssEu-Georgs Strausback. who was &C.
e ed OF St. pnE ha. ard some other articles from Ps,er
cofder Baldwin fer examination, and discharged.
fore Recorder BALDWIN for ssami III on hs charge Of
ceIe st;eet lie was discharged BY the Recorder.
sw1NDLINo-The Second Municipality police last even.
ing arrested two men named Phlip Roca and William N
on the wo os wn a. sn ont w
selling 10 terry tickets in violation of law.
INouEsT-An inquest held yesterday the body of
white man. name unknown found in the Mississippi nver
back Cashmere pantaoons brogans and wooden socks
Verdict-f0und drowned,
IN Ssn
day dismissed e By Recorder BALDWIN" '''S''"
LARcrsy-John O'Bren. for stealing IS from Charles
Rlanc and cap and shirt from Mrs Doyle. was yesterday
arrested by the Second Municipality police
ARREsTs tArAy.TrnxmThs arrests in Lafayette:
80 discharged.
GAVE BA1L-Faneois Coincon. accused by FRANCOIS
DoInerc Of breach of trust was yesterday admitted to bail
by Recorder GenOis.
LAFAYETTE CouNcIL.- Wednesday, Epening, May 3d.
Mayor Boyce in the chair After reading the minutes Of
the last meeting, the Tasures report received and
read as follows
Balance on hand at last report. els 81
Received sine .lo24 O0-s10S9 81
Dsbursed ~ 70
On hand .........................sIl s II
The Harbormastes report showed that the arrivals during
he week had been-steamboa L. sal, vessels atboals
IA II hatboats were broken up, paid weekly wharfage,
and $500 paid into the Treasury
petition received from the Surveyor. stating that
he had made investigation into the condition which the
of he city is placed by the inundaion He has 10
cannot be reduced long the quantity Of water flowing
in at the Crevasse is so large No opening through the
10 the Commute on Streets and Landiags.
pet ton was received from J. erson Lodge No o.
Council to Confer with one to be appointed BY Lodge in
regard 10 the erection Of monument in the old Lafayette
composed composed of Ness gM onnt wood and DsneckeI
inundaon to remove his soap factory to the bck.yaTd
square. near GomIys Canal was granted :. .e
improved apparatus for raising water for city uses was
s p. 70 o sson Fire No. q for new
hose was referred to The Fire GGm ap as ,,a., c,n
OF On ns ladas Sewee
pon and Chippewa belonging H. e the eats Of the late
resolution to give twelve buckets to the Hook and Lsd
der Company was passed
petition for gunwaes in Fulton street, was referred to
petition from citizens living in the vicinity Of Religions
and praying thar it be remeded referred to the Com
mttee on Streets and Landings.
MI Kaiser, from the Police Committee made report in
regard Negroes who had been for long time in the
prison and last Sold The city and the parish each
had claim the Shentf for The affair referred
TO the Finance Committee
report from the Police Committee read stating that
had been for time in the city jail at the public
expense The COW was ordered to be sold.
The Council then went into an election when the follow
B. Young Surveyors Clerk: J. Tam, Superintendent of
Ievees and landings G. Hicks Sexton; George Crane
Turnkey; John Staipe. Lieutenant of the Night Watch;
George Kaiser, Day Police. The Council then adjourned