The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18
City Intelligence.

TIE WRATHHR.-A wintry day yesterday and ice
was literally read throughout city. There slight
thav about noon but evening oosed blue were
thcy scattered along the they in ova
Scoda The night brought clear sky and weather frosty
enough suit latitude this side of Siberia Such
weather brings amount Of suffering to New Orear
The poor ae entirely unpepared for it. and behooves the
chatabe and the rich to look around them for objects need
ing their assistance.
Mr. GANpoLro's CAsE.-RecOrder Caldwell yesterday
coed the examination of Mr. Conrsys charge against Mr.
Gdofo but reserved the disposition of the case for day
ortwo.
The CouRrs.-The weather too cold yesterday to
afford eants much chance OF display, and in them all we
noticed only few police items worth recording. These
| have suitably disposed Of in our columns.
sAvAGE-Sarah Cbaderck yesterday charged Jno Clark
by affidavit made before Recorder Genos with outrageous
Conduct affecting her feelings. her comfort her property and
her personal safety She declares that Clark entered her house
by forcing her door, and while there destroyed
her property, cutting her bed and bedding, etc. Aits
committing these Clark arrested and
the IRENE Wstch-hoass where he pitched into'
poor fellow prisoner and him than fits The i'll
treated prisoner who calls himself John Beaver made
plant his behalf before the Recorder. and that mag
ate after due examination, pronounced judgment the
accused and passed the following triple tence To pay
&25 ne be mp soned for month"; and to give bondl
to keep the peace.
CUTTING A SA1LoR.-Jossph Dunngan, sailor belong
ing TO the bark Elizabeth. yesterday made affidavit be-
fore Recorder CALDWELL charging the mate of that vessel
with knife. The case has not yet been examined.
OLD CAsE-On the second OF April last, Mr. f. Hollan.
der charged man named Wilson with having obtained from
his ore the Of Caondeet and Graver Streets
dollars worth of shoes, which he that he
had been for by Messrs. North Co. Wilson has ust
been picked mp and will for examination before Re-
corder Caldwell. on the 10th inst.
observation-disclosures kearney oerta uly not the
sister of Kate who lived the lake Of Killarney for she ia
one of the specimens of feminine human y thai
nnfpF nFntps
the past year. Rosannah had been getting blue accord
to the police officer but Counsellor Gaienne said she
only little high. while she owned that she was little tight
Mr. Gsennis said that he had defended her often she
seemed almost to belong TO him. The Recorder said that il
Rosannah would take the pledge he would discharge
but TO this Mr.. Gaitnne objected lie said she could
keep the pledge. Rosannah told the Recorder she
would promise not to drink if he would allow hs
little only, TO keep the horrors off, The condition was
sspsd and. Mr. Galennis giving her pcayune. with
which TO purchase tasman drive the horrors she
left the Court rejoicing.
fISgD.-Wiiam Notice yesterday fined IS by Re
corder Caldwell for abusing and threatening Waterman
drawing knife him. Mr. McGee also required to
furnish bonds in the Of $500 support of his
keep the peace.
ARRESTED THIS rlME.-August Roca was yesterday
brought before Recorder Caldwell charge of keeping
dorderly house the Of Tchoupouas and Race
streets. The accused ably defended by Counselor
Gaienne and the Recorder discharged him from custody
A WAF.-Eiz abeth Murphy is young Irish girl five
months the country and has been living as servant in
the family Of coorcd woman in Jackson street.
On Sunday morning last Elizabeth on her way to
Market she found the banquete small roll which, upon
opening she found to considerable sum of money
including ly dollar bill. weny.dollar gold pieces
fourteen pieces and many other pieces Of gold
the value Of 81 50 to IS each.
Elizabeth determined that should be the wiser
for her good luck. and accordingly strange may
she kept profound Upon returning her house.
she put away her treasure in coal barrel in the yard
In the time, there trouble another part of the
city, Mr. German. bar keeper the Vesanda Hotel. had
with the aid Of an economical wife, gathered up the sum Of