The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-30

RECORDER GEsoIss CoURT.-The cases yesterday were
as follows: Herman Trumb saigned the charge of
breach of trust preferred by Jacob Troll who charges Tumb
with taking his gun, valued at 49,
Eeonore Pengues and FeuTette Goschalk brought
up, according the poetical wording of the affidavit for
disturbing the peace and tranquility Of the suburban walk
known St. Philip street. The accused have yet been
examined.
Mary Seymour, free cooreA woman was arrested on the
charge of harborng the slave Jeffrey, belonging to G. Liy
ingstone.
Louis Wolf who keeps shoestore No. IS Royal street,
identified pair OF boots stolen from his establishment when
it entered the night of the 2st The stolen prop
erty found yesterday in the pos Of coored man
named Vallnont Foudin. lie has been committed.
HoMIcrDE.-James Shaw was MORALLY stabbed yesterday
afternoon by John Smith an aray at the Uncle Sam
The Levee The both employed
ueck hands on boats Shaw understand, died before he
reached the hospital With some difficulty the police were
enabled to arrest Smith, and also George F. McCeay who
attempted to prevent the officers from doing their duty.
ARSON CAsE.-Richard Barrett has been arrested on the
charge OF anon, in firing the house No. 126 Tchoupouas
street The PREMISE have been unoccupied for some time
and barrett Is security for the About NJ, on Sun
day, II was discovered that the place on fire. the doors
were broken open, and fires were discovered knded in
different parts Of the building. Suspicion attached to Bar
re and he was accordingly taken into custody by Capt For
no. Yesterday be anaigned before Recorder Baldwin,
| and remanded for further examination.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-.Jtdge yHcHeury-Thec case Of
The State Capt Mcconnell LIonente Marie and EAGLE
charged with assault aud battery, and false Imprisonment in
abducung Juan Francisco Rey, up for trial yesterday
j. Z, Larus appeared for Mcconnell and T. W. COLLEEN;
| and james FOulhouze Tor the other defendants
Mr. Larue stated to the that important witness f
the Defence Ceso Faeno, who had been subppnaed and
who, on learning his intention depart for Havana was ar
rested and held IN rcognzance appear today had not
wistandng, departed the State He would therefore move
for continuance The District Attorney opposed the motion
and Oh an affidavit of the facts being made the case was con-
| tinued until the 18th of May next.
In the case of Timothy DAILY, accused of larceny Ro,
prOSsQHi entered.
Frederick Drablng wod ed for ASSEMBLING and sseating
child belonging to Mrs King, and found guilty
MURDER AT ALGIERs.-Last night, between 7
and o'clock, in front of Byers's Coffee house al
| Algiers, near the Foundry, Patrick Downs was
murdered by man named Bartholemy Muller, an
lrishman. We did not learn the particulars Null
len escaped as soon the deed was committed
We are informed that he was about 5 feet, or S
inches in height, has high cheek bones, with
enough Of the brogue on his tongue to distinguish
his paternity, though he may be better recognized
by rupture, which is quite perceptible Our
police will be the alert for him. OF the muir.
| dered man we could ascertain nothing