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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

n CARD FOR THE HERALB-JAMES GORDON BEN
"A nett, EslA statement relative TO assault made
yesterday having appeared in extra of Of
the daily respectfully request through our
nal state facts connected with the matter. The
satement in the extra Star H. in It's main essentials true
but does give detss which wish before the
public novrha portion Of TIL history of the matter is
before them was called out Of by Mr.. Samuel c.
eartI and Samuel Conkcy both strangers TO yesterday
morning Twas askdl knew Mr. Clark aud his daughter,
and. while replying struck without premonitien,
violent blow by the hst which knocked down.
was Immediately jumped upon and beaten by Swartz,
Conkey stan ding by. resisted 10 the beat Of ability
bn from the unexpected nature Of the assault and the
eject Of the fret blow resistance rendered
lively Intellectual The assault without provoca.ion,
md without Justification and will only in conclusion
tsst deeply that the lady whose
odesty Of and purity q charaeter beyond
pcion should be dragged before the public by the
action ~ Mr. 6vartx The whole matter Il IN the hands a
ssions advisers Western,
fhal cheerfsIly abide the decision 81 fellow
citizens uponit. BENJAMIN 4. P0WELSOS,
liz Broadvay.
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vVANTED-A SITUATION As WAIrEn IN A pRt-

w az Ell. Y = 10y 40 WAITER IN FRI
spectacle Protestant man, who understands bis business
well the care a. plate lamps End furniture would "a
Goodman ~ he has perfect kno Of the cara N
arritgc and hor ~ careful driver and knows tho tty
well Would have no obicetinust g. the country rive
COCO Gy reference. note adorsrred ~ . 81 herald
we, vii " gunespaliy attended 70 Ger two daIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

vTNEA-THE COMPLAINT is UNIVERSAL j CANNOT
good tea it matters not the price pay Tor it, But
have purchased FIVE pound package Of the New
York and China Tea Company established 1870 No. ~ Ca
Uterine street. 4 Greenwich street This is the only
place be certain of getting value for money. No
humtug, attempt at deception. All perfectly
Of this who have done business with US.
: 80 CuRISTIANSON g. co.
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vFkLk1kAPH wIRE-IN LENGTHS OF HALF nILR
eAon Of esss hnssh manufacture; 80 tons In store,
Tor sale ~ 1AAAs ckockER CO., "a John street. New
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nrRcrsnN.s MANrrAcrrRERS. ARROW ROOT

EERGUSONT MANUFACTUKEKS AHKOW
Starch-This article warranted pure root, has
found by various Of cotton and wcoen
goods New England and New York. and also by laun
dresses superior any starch Ia Its strength,
low price at which IL sold makes desirable
article hotels and others using
much starch For sale, IN barrels, by
SCBIEffELlS, BROTHERS Co.,,
l0t John street.
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HI HNh.N'ft NI4NANhNt JIST HECTTVFn FROM
W bonden-Ihis Il really curious excellent work
SAVING s.eatdsa o. Pain labor and expense Ne married
emh or those about being should be without copy
price cents. Sold IN wrappers and cent hy mail anywhcre
ny sCHl0SS Co, No. 100 Nassau sirvet
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CARD-MRs. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA.
~ tenders her services 20 ladies and gentlemen Of this
city, in Astre, Love- and Law matters, Interpreting
Dreams &c by books and fcence constantly relied by
Napoleon and Will tell the Of the lady Gentleman
they will marry Also the Of the vister Rsdenoe
All Grand street Ladies fifty cents Gentlemen dollar
HUNT AND RosHELL, SUCCESSORS TO SroRR q
IL Mortimsr.l Goldsmith, Silvsrsmfths, &C.. 70 the
Queen, also Ohronometer and Wstchmalers ofNo 6 New
Bond street. London; mapuactSry - Harrison street,
Gray road beg 70 intimate 20 their patrons that they
about moving from their branch business In Princess
street hsnohcster 70 So AIMS squsre in the zane town.
aud opposite TO the principal entrance 81 the
Exchange
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ITO TEE LOVERS on Qrofrs.---HERE WILL DE A
pitch for brass hlandsrbuss "a toll (cos SIS for u
~ cents each; also pitch handsome silver
Placed q nksrd. hy eight frsons at 50 each O.
ksnsstt ountain, s6 akor street the Bowery
Thnrsday, June 5th a. oeieSk NJ Call and leave your
y wish ~ In Pull part. ulars given the
vsunta.a. ~ walker street. GEoFGE KENsFTr.
SlvExAsx,AND AoENcY.-THE UNDERSIGNED or.
fcrsSis services AZ sn sssn in all meters
snas bvt rsrticular 70 select uniocaed iands
and atents for the Terms jersts will
Se Nde whom informed vhat 10 70 BE done Address
II. q, cATLETr. Dallas. Texas.
IN lee teS Ca the town Of Corning
Btate New RI, tde with D. omppess COL
Ieoons Tnos drafts BE- IN evory direson throughout
sAe Unite tS1 and Canssa rsyioly. and ahexi Of bank
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-04

LOUISVILLE Per steamer Chancellor No 9: 43l coils
Parmes Blo,4o boxes sifsh Cochran Nco-s casks
sae hay ( Fishers DO ,Cow1n. Dykers aco--lls do
%s do s; ht w.
%, Il Kegs hnsr Shelf IsteIHs bbs pkgs huer
bales Bogart Foieye hhds lobscco Beverly Sand.
Sryano5 do Nc oeh Dannesio DO %'p Ksy rss, en-
nyngham1lO do Turner, Wilson Seo-2 do West 4 sum.
ST lard sSt 20 ht pork s
10 do Kennels a nSs pa y 61 1 oeIL
Esgs, Aeo1i5 DO. 81 bale. hemp Connols Eco-5o Do
oder,9 DO. 4sa ks at. y hhds tobacco Turner Wis.,.
fifi Msssse g. b sss d. .sss Us
MekayIs56 DO, rs bbls oil. % b, hay Kennedy & Eos
1sls Saddsqts &es IS sacks Wheat 1ay Sao1E
ss sI ssi ORDER
Woo ssJ DO Hi e
cells s b6 Iosin iy bbs afos9tine Meowe Jr
BAYOU sARAPer steamer - New lew L Iso' IA bales
s%%s S SS sugar. 40 8.
b6s moiasses Kelly Con ngham-6 bb,s moasses VIM
n BAYOU sA sARAIPsi ;,ea%tT Brilliant: bale, cotton
sm,ih-i 20 Mckee, Busley &co-7 10 0aEey l. Hawkins
o bae dons &, l cocss &eo-s4 hhds sugar Shaw
SHREVEPnRT-fer St 'hares: So bales cotton
HUI McLean Sco-29 Roubieu-E NJ Greenwood &co-
"a shrander Williams &co-20 Rugeey Rochelle Blair
~ Wright, Williams @co-l7 rumminss, Stewart Nco-5
Puryis; Wood &co4 Bonner Smih-4 Payne Harrison
n McAlpln-4 Plauche Sco-l Boga,t & koey-I
fes ram Bya snndIies orderTota 2l5 bales cotton
81 MARTlNSViLLE-P.r steamer Anna No 2: 25 hos
sugar Jeanne &co.s do Witter Cro,sland-25 do lt
GnSS ss ssoH ss 81
Sourdain ker-40 hides Lapeyre u Ferris bales wool
banchn-snpdres ORDER - - :
RALlZE-Per steamer T Ooswel: 10 ba les moss to
Whis &co-5 do Burbdge Adams-26 sks rice F Avet-
20 SKIS potatoes and sundr.s to orle..
pJEFFER SON-Per steamer IL bales cotton to {
ftoubleu-s pci NJ Sxoo a. M
Lemore, CuInn &eo-rotal, 20 bales cotton.
GU ALHiTA-Per steamer Haidee: bales cotton Fl
Frel.en keo-l bale hides GOuisen Bros.
ATTAkAPAS-Per steamship Fusalier: bbls mo
lasses, % hhds sugar Pavy, Lobit &co.
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore of Mobile law


THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
L Place complete order for visitors Many "a
important improvements ha been made during the f:A
the top OF the bluff Of gradual and ascent. thereby
avoiding the long flight OF formally used. This adds
anOiher the pleasant walks abou, the pre- nes.
The number of has been reased, 80 per-
sons can be handsome accommodates the coming
The ba'hng arrangements extensive. The shower
baths led from yielding at least lO0 gallons
water per The Bay bathing equal in
the south.
The location of this place heng nearly 50 feet above the
Level o. the bay with nothing obsucI the breezes from
the Gnlf; with fine view Of the Bay, OF MObie West
Shue, nice shady grove, good roads,
stand watr consequently quitoes, es
Of the sanest well heahes places OF resort to be
found in the whole country.
Arrangements made for abundant supply Of sh,
Oysters, Crabs, etc.
The commenced budding th establishment about
the LIST January, lSis with the OF making the m~t At
uacve psc, in the South The business thus Tar has
ceee his most sangnne expectations Being the builder
and land ord he knows his entertain
his guests in the best possible which is all he
considers to In srd to the table bar etc
Be-ldes the great variety OF amuseEen which as
tensve at other watering place. The popretor has
vded for the attendance OF snp,ror Band Of Music
Tins place having been tav0re the past
for large number OF the citizens OF New Orleans and Lou
isana the proprietor hopes. by strict non continue
to receive their patronage
The fine Helen touches the wharf several times
day.
The charges will be moderate. Letters papeu directed
to HOLY Mobile will come direct and without de
tention. w LIZARD FREEMAN, Proprietor.
Hollywood, May 3, 1851 myl9 3m
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The Council then adjourned.

RECORDER CALDwELL's COURT. - Yesterday,
Frank McCoffin, for breaking the peace on Mon
day night at IL O'Clock, on Tchoupitoulas street,
and Thomas Brady and Hugh Vesey for similar
offence on Grod street, were fined 50 each. Alex
ander Reed, Jerry Muller, Thomas Mullen, John
H. Grady and Michael Corbet, were ordered to
find sureties for breaking the peace on Monday
night, and Catherine WoIverton was fined $40 for
interfering with Officer Higgins in the discharge
of his duty
tStabbing at the Western Veranda-A man
named Charles Daily, well known to The police as
vagrant, was brought up on charge of stabbing
James B. Wise, at the Western Veranda. II ap.
pears that Daily has been lodging in the house,
and that Wise was clerk of the establishment,
which is situated at the corner of Tchoupitoulas
and Julia streets. On Monday afternoon, Wise
inquired of DAILY if he had any money, as it was
time he began TO pay something for his board
and this led to an alteration between them, in
the course of which DAILY took out large knife
and made a thrust at Mr.. Wise. He, observing
the course of the blow, suddenly put his arm
his breast, and then received stab through
the thick and muscular part of the arm, which
it is supposed will deprive him of the use of it
He was cut in one or two other places, but no
seriously, and while medical man was being
called to attend to his wounds, DAILY decamped
An affidavit was made against him, and war
rant issued, and this morning about one o'clocl
Officer Higgins, in company with another con
stable, went TO house on Gravier street, il
search of him, and discovered him in certain
room which they attempted to enter. Higgin
got through abe window, as the opening of tn,
door was refused, and Daily then drew bowie
knife and attempted to stab him, but he evadet
the blow, arrested him and took him in custody
to the Watch-house. The case was -remanded Il
the 7th inst
Sfa66tng with intent to KiU.-Yesterday al
affidavit was made against William T. Hamblin b,
a well known character named James Gallagher
who charges him with stabbing him, the 3
day of May, on the corner Of St. Philip and Per
dido streets, with intent to commit murder HI
states that he was going down the street, with
brdcage in his hand, and Hamblin, who wa
standing at the coffee-house door, hailed him, AM
said he wanted to speak to him. He went up, an,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-04

THE strongest -
of Dyspepsia heajac heartburn,
hsbiua aciy Of the stomach arpee asthma
pies, ncirien consumption debility
and hea cold OIL diseases
dIgesico dersnged stomach.
by medicine
females suffering
Among the and highly rsspscabe csr6cate sis
TO the following: 4%Es
Jas L. Dunn. ESQ City Treasurer. Boston:
Hon MYnoN l.AwRsrCE. IL Pres. Mas. senate:
Hon. L. II. aRHoLp formerly Governor oil Rhode Island.
memher Of Congress-
Hon. WV. WooDsaiDoE, formerly Governor Of Michi-
gan, now Y. g Senaor;
Hon; :; MoRrBEAD. formerly Governor Of Kentucky
hoa- SA , = paELfs. u :. senator from Ve.monts
Hon. soLomos fOorr member Of Cor sress ficr, W.T.
tlon Il. u. FOSTER, member Of Congress from Penn
lion N L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress iron Wicoa-
Cen. 4. u. DopoE. memherin Coeere.s frcm Iowa;
z. Srow., tsa, Clerk the beuse Of Repsessntvs
&C. THoWssipes, E.s.. l'ei,o,t; Mic, ,,.
JosHPH Hoxik, ESQ.,, ~ Wall street. N.wfofk.
Many Be- rssfrsd
VINO viii confirm all that has been avns OF hn
medicine. II. GEO .. ikEEN. proprsos wmslor, ".
REED, BATES AUSTIN Whoiesale nruggista. No.
For safe ~ J. WkIGHT b Co. Isl ChaEssss 4.
~ Prcs q Per bettsi az bo,ss los g.
Nv CAuTioN-Each Genuine oryx.nasd Bitten
viii have the ouie printed Engsn frnch and span
isf, with Geo G-en. Proprsor Three
label too
General Agents. andts when all sri<rs 10 sdesssd
!
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TobaccoABbut $50 hhds were sold, including 70 hhds:
Bats is ats and IS at SKI 80 hhds: ~ at 81. and II at
Z; 81 hhds; g. and 50 Sc ID and 50 or 81 bids on
private terms.
Sugar and Molasses-Hodes were asking higher rates
for Sugar. and noticed sales of 80 hhds At bS
sac ID for fair Molsess dull, at 3oa3lc gallon for
re.boed.
F0ur-No Improvement sales of 100 bbls Ohio "a favor
lite brand) al % So St Louis superne, at % oss w
at 90 959$4 O5 $50 "a choice brandy at - and go
extra st. Louis. (wo equal lou. At "a 04 - b bbl
COrn-Market steady, with sales of about 5000 sack,
including SO sks ordinary mixed 40. zoo good mixed at
800 prime white and yellow so, and 400 prime white
Sac y bushel.
PrOvisiOns-The demand for Pork still confined to retail
parcels at "a 62a 4sH IS ' Dbl for Mess.. Bacon was
dropping and the Gales embraced 20 casks Missouri bdes
6x 20 at 8x, so casks Shoulder ~ (3O and I'D at
@6, and l0terces eyed Hams ut Sc b..Of Lard. ~
bb's prime told at 9Lc y ID.
Bsgg,ng and hOpe-A lot of 1877 pieces Banging wa
disposed of i2zc-equa cash. For Rope there
good export demand and the sales reached nearly lou coils.
ncnding 400 prime Csc and 2o) 81. so at about the
same. 100 at 81 cash. and 80 choice Missouri at 6se-oa
time with interest.
Coee-saes of $50 bags Rio (s-bagged) at 81. and go
| at 93Sc Vb.
Candies-so or 70 boxes Star sold at 2of0@1Sc h.
Hay-Abou $50 bales of prime Western, in two lou were
sold at the reduced rate of tls 50 v ion.
Whisky-Du; retailing at 1876 v gallon.
Northumberland very limited
Francs o.iV9Slo
oefhng n'IafVho'4
New York sixy.day Bills ..........hkOT v Ct disc.
Sight Checks on Newf ork. ........RGA v CT prem.
FreightsWe noticed ship taken for Lverp1o at l6d
for lotion, and Tor Gov and market. to load with
Tobacco. private ems but understood to be an advance
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Hamblin Immediately stabbed him in the lower
part of the abdomen with large knife, at the
same time observing: "That is for telling lies
about me-" The case was remanded until Mon
day next and Hamblin was bailed in the sum oil
1000 to appear that day.
Highway RObbsry.-Three men, named James
Welsh, Martin holland and Thomas Pagan, who
were charged with robbing countryman in the
street. on Saturday last, near Lafayette Square, Of
sum of money, were brought up, and the prose-
cutor not appearing, they were ordered to give
bonds to keep the peace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-04

Miss Bremen and Miss Dix left Savannah on the
l4ih May, on short tour to Florida, with view
to go up the st. Johns river perhaps tor the lakes
at its source, by way of relaxation. Both are indie.
atgtble in their objects, the one in searching GU,
the condition of the prisons, hospitals, and poor.
houses-the other 10 see all that is beautiful and
lovely in animate and inanimate nature. The one
has just returned from trip through the secluded
regions of South Carolina, where, in spite of Mas.
sachusetts origin, she was well received and kindly
welcomed. The other has just returned, delighted
from long stay in Cuba, charmed with its tropical
novelties and attractions. Both are ardent and en-
thusiastc
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The EUROPEAN AND North AMERICAN RAIL.
RoAD--The State of Maine has authorized the
issue of scrip for 100000, drawing five per cent
interest, whenever S1,00O00O over stock shall be
subscribed and half paid in. A bill is before the
Massachusetts Legislature for a similar amount.
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TEASI TEASVI u
THE TEAS OF the New York Canton Tea Com

phuts wv. t-J
Chath m stree,
(rhe oldest T G n
establishment in the
Unite I Stetes.) N
Orleans Agency. =.
lanai street. These
Teas are more eS
tehsively known aud
a,pr,ve,i OF, thar
those of any othe
es,sbiishmentin TIN.
county. Every sea
son the CAHTos
TEA COMPANY en-
deavor 0 c',pt'ol III,
mOa val able AM
useful kinds 0fTkA,
that are iml 0rte,i
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FEMALE MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The second an
nual catalogue of this institution at Philadelphia,
Pa, shows that it now has forty female students OF
medicine, all of them being from Pennsylvania,
except six, one of whom halls from England, two
from Massachusetts,, and one from each of the
States of New York, Ohio, and Vermont.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-04

Per steamship Mexco from lndianoa and Galveston-E
Nichols and lady, Mrs Wilcox and chdren, Fisher and lady
Miss Jones NJ MhtroSs and daughter, Mss Flood M
West. Do rick, Morrow, R Meals, Purcell, Ferguson
Hale Wilson, Talbot, Kerr, Foster, Stamps Col Young
Cnuf Carrier.
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THE WORLDS FBIR.-We learn by the latest
London papers that up to the 18th ut. 81 900 sea-
tickets to the great exhibition had been sold,
and that the receipts from the tickets from
the ID to the 18th ult., amounted to fl2, 937 1Os
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-04

A VERY PARTICULAR MAN.-Not long ago, on
the coastof Africa, captain was going to throw
one of the crew, that was DYING overheard, before
he was dead. So The man says:
You aint going to bury me alive, are you 20
Oh" says the captain, you needn't be SO
jolly particular to few mlnutes''
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MAoNOLIA HOTEL. nILOxI, MI.s.
BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
csp!ioa Of VIZ &c On the Ss,h Inst.. under the IL
Inrng the spring many additions and improvements G.Q
nave been made to insure srsate degree Of comfort and
c0nvenence 10 the guests of the honse.
ne sandy beach Of Biloxi heretofore annoying 10 pc
aeran has been panke by order OF the cooperation, and
villages.
The Table will always be supplied with the decaces of
the sea coast and New Orleans Market.
Auaened 70 the house will be tDund Bath houses Bar
ard Ri lard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates OF Board will be charged during the
BY the month (per week. ..................Sl go 90
~ ne week. IL W
Children and Servants. half price.
Biloxi. May 49, 1851. myl5 3m
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WnITLING.-In the advertisement of the Clerk
Of the Federal House of Representatives of the
next Congress, there is set down, among the things
needed, $50 dozen pen-knives; about dozen for
each member, OF which 100 dozen are required to
be four -baded, pearl handled, and of the highes,
and best quality and 100 dozen of two blades
pearl.hsndled and of the highest finish and best
quality" Each member must have large family
of hnus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-04

ToRNApo-A tornado of great violence passed
over Wye Neck, Queen Anne's Co., Nd, on the
evening of Tuesday, 10Th ult Its compass was
not great, otherwise its effect would have been
awful. 10 the woods through which it swept, the
tallest and strongest trees twisted and blown
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-04

The New Orleans Opera Troupe opened in
Washington, on the night of the Goth ult,, to an
immense crowd The sale of tickets was stopped
elrly in the evening"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-04

This day the people, of the State of Maryland,
decide by vote on the adoption of the new Const-
tuition.
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and nty able 10 every thing in their
OF so fine quality tor the cs, tina, this respect no other
establishment excel, il al all equal them
8. Il. PAGE. Agent,
"a Canal street, door behlw Royal
e-V inst received per steamship Tho aud ship Union
larg. assortment Of the above Teas .
my8 3m g. H. PAGE. gent
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken lease for three
= year. the well known Hotel East Pascagoula, "A
Miss, 50 long known and kept by n J. McRse.
will be opened for the reception Of company the 1
10Th June The place is famed of the deshifu
and heahiul the Gulf il the breeze hiss
the finest atbne Fishing and venience for all kinds Of
recrea ion desirable in a summer resort.
The oel undergoing thorough Tepairs. and will be fin
shed in complete style, The extensive Garden in admira
bic order.
The fare will he the best that be obtained any Of the
MARKERS, and the undersigned ,ttr themselves that h.
experience the Hotels 10 NewOfeans-the ST. Chsre
and The st Lons-are assurance that nothing will be
myl5 BOYD SIMPSON,
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Red ants can be kept out of closets and other
places by impregnating the air with camphor, as
this odor is offensive 10 all the insect family.
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RECORDER GENois' CoURT-Yesterday David
Whitmore was fined ten dollars for assauling and
striking Thomas Birmingham, on Monday night.
Larceny.-Felicte Robertson, free woman of
color, who was apprehended few days ago, on
charge of stealing clothes the property of Mrs.
Blue, in Barrack street, was discharged for want
of evidence.
Stealing Momey.-Yesterday Manuel Rodriguez
came before acting Recorder Fabre and made an
affidavit against Rose Audi, whom he charges with
stealing 5000, his property. II. appears from his
statement that he resided on Old Levee street,
between Ursuline and st. Philip streets, and on
Monday morning he left his premises for short
time, and during his absence some person went to
his trunk, broke it open, and took $500 out, con-
sistng of $500 in bank notes, and the remainder
in gold. From information he received, he sus-
pected woman called Rose Audi, and she was
arrested and held to ball. and search warrant was
issued for the purpose of trying to recover the
missing property
Robbery.-Yesterday woman named Firth was
arrested, and brought before the acting Recorder,
on charge of stealing sundry papers, shawl,
etc., the property of Jean Montiach, resident of
the First Municipality. The robbery was com
mitted in February last, and the woman has been
at large ever since. She was remanded.
Steamboat Robbery.-Danel O'Keef was brought
up, having been previously remanded on charge
of stealing $685.. the property of Henry Boon, a
passenger on board the steamer Monroe. On the
9th of May he left his coat on his berth, short
time previous to his landing, and during the time
he was walking the deck, some person stole the
above sum in bank notes from him; the evidence
was not sufficient to convict O'Keef, and he was
discharged.
Breach of Trust.-Antonio Sorque was arrested
yesterday upon an affidavit charging him with a
breach oftrust. 1t appears that on the 2lst of
May, Mr.. Maurice Roger met with the prisoner at
the corner of ST. Peter and Royal streets, and he
entrusted him with ten dollar bill to change, but
he went away with it and did not return, and
appropriated the note 10 his own use. He was re-
manded to prison for further examination.