The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

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OF Their stores By class of Migrants, who continually
lurking about the neghbohood Of The Lsvee of the Third
Municipality. The stolen worth several hundred
dollars.
CASE OF PoIsosISs.-some CONSERVATION oocasoned
Yesterday In the family OF Mr. Isaac Depass Esplanade
street, of the discovery of poor negro woman
VINO had been poisoned appears far have been
able TO learn OF the present, thst negro
man, who had lived with her, the habit of coming
TO the house to her and days ago. being jealous or
In some way dispeased with her. he brought quantity
vedigrs with him, which he gave her by means or
other This has caused her to be sick and yesterday
shs was 80 bad that her life dsspared Of An affidavit
has been made the negro has been arrested
upon the charge.
| REVIEW or TIE TROOPS OF THE LOUISIANA LRsIoN.-
yesterday the several corps which the batla
Ions OF The Legion of Louisiana, assembled upon Congo
Square to undergo their quarterly review and INSPECTION
The men presented splendid and perfectly military appear
ance as they were drawn and took position grand
military square, and their bayones gstened in the golden
rays OF the SUM- they their muske The
oefeht eoors OF the uniform presented pleasing contrast
anu we cannot neglect to notice the company called the
| Emmett Guards which turned out in large numbers
under Captain Laushln, and the finest looking
corps on the ground The review and inspection was con
Quoted under Generals Lewis and Augusn with their re-
specuve safs The through the itary
evouons ordered by the inspectors an orderly manner
and while their discipline equal and would have done
credit 10 those OF more practice military arior
appeared unabated and their desire for military glory was
quite as ardent. After the review the troops filed off in reg
ular marching ORDER and the immense crowd of civilians
mat mad assembled to witness the proceedings dispersed
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Jadge Larue.-L Darau and
u Deorme yesterday brought up on charge lar
and found guilty, and Prison await sentence
Thomas Smith indicted for receiving stolen goods and
also Tor larceny He found guilty the second charge,
| and renanded to Prison await sentence.
Thomas smith found guilty of aiding slave depart
from the service of his master.
J. Macarty free of color. found guilty Of an
assault. and recommended 10 mercy.
Discharge Prisoners-Arthur McAister indicted for
assault and battery, and John Johnson VIM. Taylor. A.
Adenot. James Kelly, and James Wilson. charged with
vagrancy.
The MISSISSIPPI FLArBoAr RoBBERY-We stated
yesterday, that three named Johnson. East and Cain,
arrested for stealing the cargo of aboat their
sinking the craft. johnson had trunk which contained
sll0o in god with other in bonds worth $780,
and it was seized by the officers An employ ed
by the prisoners, and he ok out attachment for
$50. Yesterday Messrs. Turner Wilson l. Co. applied
the Recorder know if The attachment valid. they
had taken oct attachment the frank since the
taken by the prisoners The Recorder said he had
received notice Of the first attachment which valid
him, till declared different by a superior
| WAToH SroLEN.-A few days ago, a patent lever
English made gold watch and from seventy five to
hundred dollars from the ship Co umbu while
lying the levee Polander who engaged a
ard suspected and he has light whiske and hair
speaks English. The watch had chains attached il,
and of them had seal the end the form OF dog
| nhtuhpEN CALDWELL COuhT-h woman named
Smith. charged with stealing quantity of corn from the Lee
wee on the 18th ult discharged there being
cuton.
| The Grod street Rob5ers-Edyard Mon ghan and Da
yd Mccartney brought and charged wi it'll highway
robbery, in having Michael Lyden GIod street. be
tween and O'Clock the Both of April and robbng him
of S75 1t appears that Mccartney keeps low boarding
house, to which number of the worst characten
Their practice is and decoy them this
house. and then rob them of they possess
On Wednesday of the boarders Lyden and peuad
ed him McCartneys board which he agreed do
Soon after his entrance into the house, number of
rushed him under other and he
knocked down by Monaghan who choked him while Others
him and robbed him of s75 Mccartney aided him
the commission of the robbery and the
whole proceedings The Recorder remanded the prisoners
| until Monday next.
4ssauttMoriah Cain ordered to give bail in $500 to
keep the for assaulns Thomas Sculn the 2ylh
April, in Annunciauon street..
| RECORDER GEsoIs' CoUgr-Yesterday Richard How.
den charged before the Recorder with carrying bowie
knife contrary to law On Wednesday night he had alter
cation with Mi. b. T. Houghon in a boarding house
corner Of Royal and Canal and he threatened
the knife He was ordered to give bail for his appearance
| answer the charge.
Sealing Coth-Jose Maria Domnguez arrested yea,
erday for stealing piece of linen drilling the property
MIR Jean Lavile, who keeps dry goods the
of Levee and ST Philip He about clock
in the morning by Mrs Catherine Dion the and
take roll OF driling worth twelve dollars and walk of
with it. She told her husband Of the robbery. and he fol
lowed the thief TO the of Espansde and Bourbo
streets, where he arrested him with the property in his pos
session. He sent to the First District Court tor trial.
| ObstructiRg Ohcer.-John Anderson taken into
custody esteday for opposing Glass Gauetts deputy
stable under the Fifth Justice Of The Peace, and preventing
him ON seizng in his house according law He
ordered give bail for his appearance
| charge.
La,eenp.-Arthur Oyer. who arrested the 23d of
Apnl charge of stealing dollars and pair of pan.
falcons. the of Joseph Numez in Madison street.
was discharged by the Recorder for wat Of evidence