The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-12

RECORDER CALDwELL's COURT. Philip Curry WE.
charged with being vagrant and disurber of the peace.
and was sent to the First District Court.
a Suspicious Character Yesterday George CavOn was
brought up and charged with entering the house of Mr.
Theodore Hendricks in Deord street, about We o'clock that
morning. with an intention of robbing it. He was dcov-
cred before he could effect his purpose and given
ody and on searching him jimmy'' was found in his
possession lie wanted to persuade the Recorder that he
found the implement the street, but he did
not believe him. and sent him to the charge the
First District Court.
Stealing a God Watch.-Sarah Higgins, woman about
twenty DID, and of somewhat wrstched appear.
charged with stealing gold watch. the properly
OF Mr. b. +. Brown. appeared that the prosecutor v
IN house elevated piles in Baronne street, and Thurs
day night, about eleven cock after he had been in be
time he awoke, and found that his gold watch valve
sloO, had been stolen from the mantel piece He old tn
watehman who duty in that street, that he had beer
robbed. and unsuccessful search made for the THE
Having retired. he again disturbed about o'coc
and then the thief who in his roo go ont and hide
snder the house. He called the Watch again. and search
was made and the found hid under the house.
On examining the spot where she lay concealed the watch
was found. and the woman then locked up. She
sent to the First Dis trict Court.
I'm Old OBender.-A sailor from Kentucky, named c. r.
Stewart who has been brought under the notice Of the
code several occasions, charged with climbing ever
the fence of the yard of Mr. G. Zeigener Magazine
about O'Clock Thursday night. with felonious
intent Being suspicious character he referred TO the
First District Court.
thdrsG OF Forgery ana SictRdItng.-An affidavit
made by William Moore few days ago, against Thomas
McAdam whom he charged with swndlpg, ha wing pre-
sened check for $780, and receiving the pfesenir
IT. Yesterday the Recorder informed that the AFFIDAVIT,
made number Of blank checks with Moore
sEnaure was given TO adam during his absence
from the city, in connection with his business and this
one. The prosecution therefore, allowed to be with
drawn.
The Eieetionecring Perjury Case.-James Monaghan
who was charged with PERJURY, in having voted under a
isse OATH at the First Ward of the Second Municipality
was again brought yesterday. and the evidence OF Mr.
Donovan Poll Clerk taken against him. AT the close of the
evidence, the Recorder said four had be- sworn
and three of them believed that the defendant voted without
knowing that he doing upon which ground he
should discharge hu had been made out against
him.
Serious .7ssduit.-A man. named Patrick Brennan WIS
charged with assaung Charles Pete. the ed OF March,
II appeared that unpeasanne between Pere
and Brennan about mule and the former obtained writ
OF sequesraton for the of gaining possession
mule from the latter. O. lis going with Police officer to
Bennan for that purpose he assaulted with deadly
weapon and refused possession of his property The
being fully proved Brennan the First District
Court TO for his offence.