The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-10

RECORDER CALDwELL's CoURr.-Yesterday
Frank Dunbar was charged with being vagrant,
having been found lounging suspiciously on Circus
street, the morning of the 9th, about five o'clock
Being well.known character, he was ordered to
give bail for his good behaviour. charge was
also preferred against him by woman named
Eliza Allen, who said that about the 18Th of May,
he entered her room on the corner of Phlppa and
Julia streets, and stole S3O5 from her trunk On
this charge he was remanded until this day.
Assaultinga Watchman.-Charles Buckenstock,
J. H. Scheiffsr and Joseph FILLER, were brought up
on charge Of fighting, and beating and assaultine
Watchman Hazard on Julia street, on Sunday
night, by striking him with knife on the head,
and severely wounding him. They were re-
manded
Impersonifcation ola Watchman-A man named
Nelson, who was apprehended by J. Kaufman, for
being engaged in the gentlemanly exercise of imi'
tating and passing himself off for a Waterman, by
rapping with his stick on the stones on Saturday
night, on TehoupitouIas street, was fined ten dol
lars. The Recorder reprimanded him severely, and
the ghost of a Waterman promised not to play an
impersonifcation of that character again.
Vagrancy.-W William Eanis was charged with
being a vagraut, and disturbing the peace on the
Lsvee, between one and two o'clock on Sunday
morning, as well as with insulting the Waterman.
| He was treated to q trial in the First District
| Court.
| Stealing Slaves. - Yesterday, a man named
Thomas w. Haynes brought before the Re-
| corder and charged with inveigling slaves. He
| was found on Sunday night, on board the steamer
G. w. Kendall, by Officer Fuller, with negress
named Maria, and her child, in his possession.
From information the officer received, he supposes
that the slave woman was stolen from the Parish
of Rapides. Haynes was remanded.
Stealing Cigars.-Michael Fike was charged by
Officer Cochrane with stealing lot of cigars,
worth fifteen dollars, from the house No. New
Levee street, during the time of the fire which
Cured there on Saturday night. He was remanded
| for the production of evidence.
Robbery.-A free woman of color, named Mary
Robinson, was charged with stealing carpenters
tools, on Friday last, from the yard of Mr.. J. c.
Moseley, at the corner Of Roman and Cypru,
streets. She remanded.
Serious Assauh.-Jas. Cavanaugh was charged
with striking Francis King. on the night of the 5il
of June, on ST. Thomas street, by striking him will
a piece of wood, badly cutting his head open. TIL,
case was fixed for examination on Thursday next
RECORDER GENoIs' CoURr.-Yesterday som,
eight or ten affidavi.s made before acting Re
corder Fabre in cases of assault and breaches o
the peace but they were all without any incden
of Importance.
Iuveigling Slare.-An affidavit was mad
Yesterday by DR.. Thomas o. Meux against on
VIM. Brown, for stealing his slave Sarah Ann, OIL
the 9Th of June, from his house on the corner O
Carondelet and Canal streets She arTeste,
by Officer Newhouse, and in her possession wer
found forged papers of freedom. She was absen
from her masters house three days before she wa
discovered A warrant for the apprehension
Brown was issued and he was arrested on tn
: charge.
Charge of S,cindling.-Yesterday Isaac
Shares came before the acting Recorder and mad
an affidavit against A. Roux, Waterman Of tn
, Municipality, on a charge of swndling. 1t state
f that two months ago Shares lent the watchma
twenty-five dollars, which were to be paid by tw
due bills on hi, salary for May and April. H
: had received the salary for April and neglecte
t to take up the bill, whereupon he charge
. him with committing the above offence. A wa
rant was granted for his arrest
Stabbing.-A slave, named Joe, belonging
0 Mr. Martel, was charged yesterday morning wi,
} stabbing another slave, named Louis Johnson, b.
y longing to the Levee Steam Cotton Press Con
d pany, on Sunday mis- hit. The wound inflicted wa
in the abdomen, and his life is despaired of. tt
j. case was remanded.
Stealing Mosquito Bar.-Yesterday job
> Lowell was charged with stealing mosquito b
: from on board the ship Allegheny, on Saturds
last, and he was remanded for the production
u evidence.
:, Stealing Money-Chris. Kramble was charg,
:. with stealing quarter eagle and several 9th
| coins the propertv of Margaret Carroll who liv
n on Greatmen street. The case proved again
him, and he sent for trial to the First Distri
!, Court.