The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26

RE, ORDER CALpwELL's CouRT.-Yeserda morning
sou of he sod with deep Irish accent, named Archbold
yns obar yed by night Waterman with being drunk. Tine
defendant boatman, and came down the river few
davs no 18th load Of cheese On Monday night he met an
od friend nd they started tribute at the shrine OF
Haccus and Themselves with the delicious fluid
hph drives III before it, until they vanish and evapo
ate Ea y on he following morning, the Waterman found
Archibald proppiny up lamp post, with all the importance
a druukar and making such noise that he disturbed the
e,ce of the loo ay. The Waterman desired him to
an lint he refused and with much confidence military
hero he took from belt large knife. full foot long and
yalany brandishag ordered the Waterman stand back.
He was then taken custody, and locked The Recor
der ned weaty dollars for carrying an Illegal weapon
or in default twenty days imprisonment
Domestic Feiiev.-An interesting LOOKING woman named
Faye charged by her husband with breaking the
happue of his married life by getting drunk. He had been
united the holy bonds for fifteen months and had promised
tn take her for but he found her to be all the
orss and none of the better She often tegned sickness
obtain money for drink and was no uncommon thing 10
find her III when she wanted drop OF the crathur
an defence she SAID that her husband treated her bad
lint The RECORDER demonstrating with er she promised
change dcipehip and leave the shrine OF the God oil
Wine for the temple of Father Mathew, which she was
discharged. ..'
S,,al;,g Ne,,spapsrs-An urchin named William Coch-
an was charged with entering the office OF the Crescent
ST. Charles street, about three O'Clock yesterday
morning. stealing 1898 newspaper Bewas remanded
Two mianly looking men, whose faces indicated tie
severity with which had treated them. named jaime
Hall Hughes, fined ~ each Tor getting drui
and losing their seses in God street, before IL o'clock on
Monday night.
Usug the Enife.-Hugh Flynn was charged with cut,
ting and woundng in dangerous manner at the corner oil
Poydras and Circus streets, man named William Master
son. and remaDded his request, until Friday
I'm Incorrig ,he-A splendid specimen of a female de-
pauchee brought before the Recorder, yesterday to be
discharged after imprisonment OF ten days. for bena
DRINK Her name Mrs Carney, and she appeared ST
familiar with rules that she conducted herself witt
an acumen perfectly legal The following conversation tool
place between her and the Recorder:
Re,order Well Mrs. Carney, you have been mprisone,
will you try to keep from this Court if discharg
you? . . r, -,
Mrs Carney / can't promise, sir for l don't know wha
might turn up. don't like to trouble your honor II cal
help it.
Recorder hope you will keep away from here; but
,npose Ills useless to do so you will be here again in
few days.
Mrs. Carnsy smiling. can help it, yer honor
Recorder. You have had no drink these len daSs' pei
haps you will refrain from taking it, .
Mrs. Carney. Shall be obliged to for some nme Tor VI
got money credit.
Recorder You won't beat the Waterman again, vii
You7
Mrs. Caraev Not if he will leave alone but h
brought bad people to
Recorder Stopl stop You must base charge
here; about your business and don't come here again.
Mrs. earn D. The love of God bless yer honor; L
keep away long can and with this she drew up h
little person, turned upon her left heel. and walked from
Court.
James Brown was charged with stealing arge piece
linen goods from the OF Poydras street, wo
s5 and In answer 10 question from the Recorder said
did remember stealing cloth he had not the sghts
recollection Of it, for he drunk. The Recorder told hi
that il he could earry large piece of cloth. like that wi
out staggering, when he drunk. he could walk down
First District Court and he directed him to find his WI
there.
Stealing HatS.-George Thompson sent 10 the Eli