The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15


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City Intelligence. .=.
MURDER CAsE.-In consequence Of Recorder Cadwel,s
DAY morning, the further xainaton OF Nolan. Collins and
ely or the murder Of Waterman Seber, postponed
until to-day atl2o clock.
There was however. interesting conversation relative
70 the case between the Court and Counselor Sundsron
The Counselor made remark about the aimssibity
a. evidences of this declarations of ssber the accused
were confronted with him. coniendng that his injuries were
sach as to impair his faculties and render him incapable Of
identifying the parties who had attacked him. Tbs Court
disagreed with the Counsel and that facts had passed
under his own observation, where injuries fully serious as
OF Sebe had left the sufferers in full possession OF their
senses Going beyond his experience the worthy ma.
Eate cited the OF Nsson, Lawrence Perry and Ju
hus Cssar-Heson in his dying moments had said Eng
expects every do his duty, and Perry in the same IN
teestng condition had declared, We have enemy
and they are os They both, the Court said, knew well
what they about, julius Cesar did when he said
/ "Psnt, uidi, Uiei." We then came away. ''
FIFTH DIsTRIcT CouRT.-A petition yesterday filed
In the above Court by William reiand grocer. reading
this city, Tie petitioner states that an orphan boy named
james Power. was bound to him Apprentices for three
and half years. by his acting guardian K Fallen. That
the boy has since LETT his services. and harborsd by Mr.
Thomas MeC0rmiek. who refuses deliver him to petit
TONER his lawful He therefore prays that writ Of
a6eds be issued which the body Of the boy
may be produced before the Cou and disposed of
lug to law The prayer OF the petitioner granted and
wrii OF ha6eds corpus Isl ued. re,unabs this morning.
| RIcHASD G. TAYLOR ps. SAMUEL b. CosREy.-Ths
case was yesterday transferred from the Fifth the Third
| District Court. -
| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The Grand jury gets along
slowly or IN TACT has yet done nothing all, owing
difficulty OF procuring the attendance If Witnesses. II
-CHkaLEs PETRIR Us. l. N. MARks.-rhs was COM
menced yesterday before ju Fifth District Coar
have h.au
uttered to the alage Of piaiutH by Mr. Marks whe
Alderman oil the second Municipality. The Coud has ruled
that no evidence will lie admitted show sandeous words
uttered by Defendant in debate in the Council Chamber aud
aio thai the testimony Fly the before the
Court, which issue whether the sanderous words
were ed with mali lnieht. Several witnesses
examines. among wbosa Recorder Caldwell, Justice
Winter Nr Jonte, Clerk of Recorder Cal~s Court
The cass was continued TO this morning.
| A QuEER AFFAR.-A Ealing himself John NJ
hockey arrested during rhurday night charged by
one +. Madden with being in his house without permission
Shockey had been Intoxicated, and gave rather
meager account Of himself when On searching
auanty OF gold amounting $780, and bank
| amount OF s9s were found in his pockets.
Yesterday morning gave in substance the following
count OF himself lie said he had recently arrived from Aa
bama, where he resides ihursday afternoon
Induced visit house OF doubtful reputation kept by
Mrs. Maiden. the oil Tnton Walk and Lircus
street; that he there too and retired bed: that
the night some persons entered his and focby took
from him about $lOu, and while endeavorug his
monsy he tud ont vi the house and delivered
the pelce. -.i-s'' ~ y ~.
His plausible that ready credence was given
toll by the officers and his annulIed He had
with him negro girl, which he said he had purchased dur
ing Thursday for Thousand dola and his
this respect was found although the girl clearly
not worth sight hundred dollars. ,, .,-..,..4s
He declared that he could point the persons who
robbed him. and officer appointed 60 with him
make Of the parties, and he protested
OF CHANGE Of the officers loaned him three dollars. witt
which expenses during his search the robbers
wild goose chase oliowed-no robbers were found ant
doubts nto certainty Of alsehood OF por
Of his story The officer who accompanied him. guv.
the Search end the who Daned him the thfes dollar
LOST his The last that heard of him last
ming, when he board small schooner. going Il
| Alabama, with his black girl on mis- knee
II CONCEALED WEAPoas.-Michael Clark and Owe
Otiaa We're yesterday brought before Recorder Caldwell
charged with carrying concealed weapons, and firing pia
to in ST. Joseph They arrested and pisto
was found lying near Them in the gutter. colt ais
found Mr.. Clark's person. The Recorder dis hage
Oara. but fined CLARK go for having the colt in his
: session. q 'lst.s.tf .
II HEAVY RoBBERT-A Mr.. q. VI. Brdnkel, who keeps
oosehouss the Of bourbon and ST. Philippe
yesterday robbed Of the large of three thousan
nine hundred dolars. mostly in Odd. The money
trunk under his bed. Brunksls bar-keeper was arrested
suspicion Of be concerned the robbery but he
after released, all parties of his
The robbers low believed to be who have rt
Gently been boarding with Mr.. Brunke. and who made
ponce we've al once on the
but up 10 late hour last evening discoveries touchn
. l the affair had been made. = ,-s-g d. t4F
|. SCANDAL-Aususts Joseph Queant charges Wilhemin
Caldwell with bsing in the habit of coming before his dot
and insulting himself and his wife, and with occasonn
much scandal in the neighbofhood Of the Of
and Cont Streets Recorder Genos issued order Nj,
Il dame Caidwell's arrest. e99 - 49,
DEsERTIos. -Sx of the of tbs Spanish bark C.
men, lying in this port, deserted yesterday carrying wi,
, them that we can neither pronounce nor write
II nT &nain
Genos Tor the arrest OF said and
: ACCORDINGLY. III
3 BEATING CBILD ANTONIO Busmani yesterday charge
Manuel Garcia f. NJ with having assaulted and
deponents child, aged three and halt years. Recorder G.
!. nos ordered Garcias arrest, without delay
"A RoBBERY.-Louis Fremsaux says that he was robbed
n, S47 and his cost in IRENE street, the Old Basn
Thursday night He said he could point one Of the ro
beers, and an officer with him for tina. purpose
arrest had been made at late hour Of the afternoon.
TREMENDOUS CRAsH.-A row Of eight brick houses
Mangny, near Leyee street, blown, or were wash.
down by the rain during the storm Thursday night II
buildings were new, and not ready for occupation
there was damage life limb attending the
We understand that they belonged Judah Touro Esq
" HomIcDETw slaves belonging to Mr.. Eastman. of d
= dreams Coton Press, day or two ago got up 6g
I'd between them during which struck the other with
heavy STICK, nhitting severe wound the head III
wounded negro was removed to the Work house. where
died yesterday morning. and where his assalant is now q,
rk hned awaiting pr0ceediugs,s VEL ~, ,g-''s77
ANOTHER RoBBERY.-Onthe LIST Of this month Mr. Hem
ns Paker was robbed Of watch worth sixteen dollar
which was subsequently found in Il possession of a M,
10 named Charles smith alias William Nell. Smith and ,
associate we've arrested and brought before Recorder Gsnoi
IS but alleging that important witness was absent tb
succeeded Ia having their examination postponed until VI
eaay when the Recorder took ease ind disposed
by sending both the accused before the First District Con
as for trial. .aIl 100 - - : ~
s. Observation-Disclosures Kelly was arrested on Thu
re- Gay night for interfering with ehman and brought,
sh me wa'ehhouse The will be- examined by Record
i'd Caldwell on Wednesday, next. f5.6pl
H. ADANakRous CHARACTER,--J. X. Drummond had
SORTS OF charges brought against him ysserday morning.
lore Recorder CALDWELL Fint. his wife had been compel
oscome his aocusef for outrageous conduct her
when the case came yesterday she begged peFms
M TO withdraw the charge His other wers mol
= enen Z. N. Mallerson charged him with having come
~ his house with drawn sword and threatening to take
life and with going the houss Of Mrs. Caboos in Mag
zine street, and using similar threats with corresponding
~ mons'rations. Nh Dfummond will suffer eXaminatlc
Dry On Tuesday i .- 5tH. s-i " .'--7---1-I
- A RAIsBow--Mary Rainbow, or Rainbow Mary ali
Mary Watsrs, Yesterday came before Reco der Caldwell wi
prouets. and fined ~ for Indecsncy in default
In. which sixty days in the Wofkhopss was appended to
Old tata fhs judgment made Mary happy for it gave hs
home to- . Large portion Of ,hs winter.