The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-06
City Intelligence.

CITY OF handsome and i0ursbing lit
tie city that formerly stood close upon the borders
Orsans has, psrcsve been removed By the
P0stmaser General, Of his deputies location
about hundred miles the other side Mobile One
sequence OF this removal is that generally know very little
Of what going in that city, we daily ubish in our
columns later from Boston and New York, than we
hear from Lafayette letter placed in the office hers
at two O'Clock To-Day will reach Lafayette until
about The hour, while written here hour
later. will be in Mobile morning eight o'clock
With CarrOon which about three times the distance,
are favored with mail unicaon three times week
and letter posted here at two O'Clock Monday. will
reach the Posofce there by railroad the after
noon Of the following Wednesday.
This subject has been brought notice by the following
announcement which find the Post office schedule of
this city. dated October 81, 1851:
Lafayette .Mais-Closes daily Except Sunday) at
T. CarrOuton .Ma,!-Cioses on MSnday Wsdnesdsy and
Saturday, by l p N.
FIRST RATE CLocK.-John Lane came in for an over
haung yesterday before Recorder CALDWELL the matter
having been found In of bundle of clothing and
clock. John said that he found the articles The and
he had doubt that they had fallen from while in
course OF REMOVAL of mprobabihties however
was fastened his opinion by the fact that the clock
going when The officer took it from him, which could hardly
have bean the after Giving the shock of falling from
cart. John reminded to await the appearance of
owner for the dry goods and time piece.
DEAR LODGINGS. men were yesterday brought
before Recorder CALDWELL who (he mean) had been
found asleep the stalls of Poydras Market The Recorder
observed that the charge for lodging market stalls
high, the fixed rates being three dollars per night
Capt Forno, however. stated that this the first time
these had been arrested and they allowed
go without paying the usual charge.
MURDER CAsE-John Christy, the young man who
recently shot Jeremiah Cokey yesterday brought
Recorder Caldwes Court TO hear the result of appca
ton made by his counsel Rande Hunt for an examination
The Recorder fixed the case for this morning.
SAVAGE ATTAcK.-Three Spaniards. whose names are
given Gabriel alias Kentuck, Miguel alias Rubo and
Jose alias Campero Tuesday night Mr. Pedro
Juan Marcas, In the First Municipality, and beat and
kicked him in most shame a manner He was found lying
the sidewalk sensee and with six OF his upper teeth
knocked out Neither of the parties outrage had been
arrested at shutdown last evening.
DEAD-Christopher Pylos whom mentioned yesterday
morning having been accidentally shot with pistol died
yesterday morning at the Charity Hospital The ball from
the pistol found have passed directly through his
body and lodged in his back the spne The Coroner
held inquest his body and the rendered verdict
according 10 the facts have previously stated them.
DIsREsPECTABLE.-Sam Dale and Jane Martin were
brought up together, not because they together in
commission OF offence but for the that The charge
against them was the same. Thsy had both been found
drunk and asleep the Recorder Caldwell let them
off, remakng that he hoped they would before hi
again. as he did not like to females brought such
charge.
AssAULINo WoMAN.-Margaret Wood, a Young lady
OF trim and thin lips charged the Steward of
the steamboat Fanny with having struck her. long
the 9Th of October Margaret had with her Irish
woman VINO indignant at the efforts of Counsellor ay
to make her contradict Mergaret herself and
by her that Margaret sober and immacu
late young lady Counsellor Wolfe appeared for Margar
and she DESTROYS raise funds for his fee from
Steward. She therefore offered settle the with the
condition that the Steward should her and baud
$40. els to her Counsel This the Steward unga
lany refused do He acted judciousy for Recorder
Caldwell inflicted other punishment than him
der bonds 10 keep the peace.
AN OPERATION DEYEArED.-The steamboat St. Paul,
which arrived here from st. Louis Tuesday night stopped
her downward passage at Lafayette to land CATTLE
passenger, Mr.. Samuel Stiles stepped for few
men and returning to found that his trunk
had been taken during his absence He informed the
officers of the boat of his loss and the Captain took
10 ascertain the whersabout OF s missing luggage
1t to be found the hurry attending the
approach the landing and The Captain ordered
that but two by which could
get ashore from the boat and at of these Mr. Stiles took
his position. After watching quietly few moments, he
his trunk coming ashore the shoulder of fellow.
aud without difficulty obtained possession of it,
The who carried the trunk alarmed, and began
run when cry OF stop theft was rased and police
officer caught him. He brought to the Second Munich
paly guardhouse, and gave the of VIM Naylor as
belonging to him. Recorder Caldwell yesterday his
before the First District Court. and ordered him be kept in
the work house until the day of trial.
SARAH DALE-Two three days ago Sarah was brought
up for being drunk, and concluded agreement with Re-
corder Caldwell. under which she go the wok.
house for months, the very time that should
be brought before him that charge The came
yesterday and notwithstanding Sarahs tears she was sent
down. The Recorder said he knew her too we'll
PHEBr BLACK.-The young, beautiful and ACCOMPLISHED
Phebe Black yesterday appeared before Recorder Genos to
make charge against Peter ORourke. She declared on
OATH that the said Peter had house. and there
assaulted and tire tened her committed divers other
ouuages against the peaoe and dignity of herself and the
State of Louisiana. The Recorder sent an officer for
Peter.
SUCH A NAMK.-Sanaparia Soraeherila, or Lora-
chera Lamoria, Tamarilla, such name was
Yesterday called numerous times the thereof being de-
sired to make his before Recorder Caldwell
charge of assaultng and threatening Mr. Thorn
but did not come. His rs-arrest ordered