The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-28

behavior, sir oh yes; how much do you
want :" Five hundred dollars" al can civ,
you that easy enough, sir" And Dennis. good a.
his word, soon had his bondsman in court.
Serious Ass9ult--Thomas Wallace was charged
With an assault Of serious character on Michae
Mchay: Thomas is a stout, rather Withholding
young fellow whose natural goodness OF hear
would prevent him from triang with man wher
he had promised to whip him. He plead No
Iuiltyt and was anxious to seize the opportunity
yesterday to "argue the case, and show that M
chael was the assaulter. The officers satisfied the
Recorder that Thomas had pommeleh Michael SC
badly that the latter not yet able to go to the
courtroom. Thomas remanded to prison un.
til Michael might be able to attend court.
| Anothsr AssauIL--John Sullivan, a man with a
| fare as T0ngb as tauseWay, WINS charged with
showing his science on the body of Thomas
Lennon. The two were side by ride before the
Recorder, and Lennon has not felt safe when 60
close to Sullivan's SCIENCE" for long time be.
| fore. Set for tomorrow.
| The Whisky ContraJnnd Cass.-Mrs. McAu-
life, wife of Michael McAulife, who was arrested
the other day on charge of having knowingly
purchased two barrels Of whisky from a negro,
which he had stolen from the Levee, appeared yes.
terday to state that her husband very sick and could
not attend. The examination was postponed till
Thursday next
George Potter was up again - for nothing, ac-
| cording to his own account. The Recorder thought
differently and put him under such bonds to keep
the peace, as it will bother George very much to
get signed.
Stealing iSadalers Tools-Lewis Frank was
arragned for stealing lot of Sadders tools, con-
slstlng of knives, avis, etc. Lewis pied Not
Guilty that he bought the tools from white
lady and had witnesses to prove this. He was
ready to proceed to trial forthwith but the State
was not ready and Frank must therefore give bail
or go back to durance till Thursday.
ResiSi5,,0 Ord;Hoano Jobn Garhar .bo
man who sells the best meat in st. Mary's Mar
ket, and who does an almost purely Customer bust
ness, on account oil his good meat, came next.
Commssary Carberry was sworn, and said that he
was dscharging the duties Of Commssary in the
market, and wanted to examine Gerbers meat but
Gerber would not permit him, although he show
ed HIM the papers, in the shape Of an ordinance ;
that afterwards witness saw Gerber throwing out
behind his stall, great deal of sinking meat The
Recorder read from Ordinances of Municipality No.
2 for 1s4s, p. 302, the following section as appca-
Bile to the charge;
within the market aforesaid blown stae imperfect
disease SeR T 81 e ea IA Ps z5 bS ai The
ma5y and shall be thrown into the nuisance boat and the
fence. and for the second he hs Be deprived Il vending IN
said market. Or o. hiring stall within its limits. II shall
two assistants appointed By lie Recorder and sworn before
and f sGs r. o. ne butchers meat
to enforce the strict Observance Of this regulation
MIR. Gerbers counsel. Mr.. Gaienne, said that
that ordinance was good one, and protected the
public, but the Recorder could do nothing with it.
The Recorder too, thought SO, and authorized the
Commlssary to take his chance by suing the accused
before Magistrate. Mr.. Gerber is willing to be
tried any where He had all the good butchers in
st Mary's market present yesterday, to endorse
his character for selling good meat
Breach Of Trust-Wm E. Goddard, Clerk in
the Store Of A. Schumacher, on Magazine street,
was yesterday charged, on the affidavit Of the
said A. Schumacher, with taking and carrying
away from his sore about Sl7 so in money, bed.
stead g chairs, and lookng-glass, all of which
he sent 10 public auction, without the atlantis
knowledge and against his consent, and appropr-
ated the proceeds TO his own account And far
Their, that on Monday last, the same VIM. f God
dard collected bill due the same A. Schumacher
of $50, and played the same game with that
amount. Warrant ssued for Goddard's arrest
Breach Of tile Peaee.--Two ladies', both finely
aPPareled, came before Recorder Hale yesterday.
The one was soft, mild, rather round-faced female
parsonage, who is said to be, not like "Fanny" "
who seemed younger once than she does now"
but can look and feel fat and fair as she did
twenty years ago. Her name is Virginia Bowman.
She is rather nervous, and had complained that
little, fiery faced French woman named Miss
Daruney, had brushed up to her on the 18th
INST. with a whole volume of the most fearful
threats in French, which she intended to translate
to her by the execution of the threats on her per.
son. The Frenchwoman answered the charge in
French, briefly; All a iie." The Recorder seemed
as much afraid to take her word as Miss Virginia
was to take the chance Of getting thrashng from
her, and put her under bonds for $500. A brisk,
demonstrating lrshman, named Patrick Noolan,
came up full Of fire and fury that Miss Dartineys
character should be doubted, and said he was glad
OF the chance to go her bail.