The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-08
City Intelligence,

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charged with the murder Of John Campbell in March
was concluded before Recorder Caldwell yesterday The
charge was brought by Patrick Campbell brother of the
ea VINO stated In his affidavit made week SINCE
mat me accused had caused the death of Campbell by
srk him with shovel board the steamboat Banner OF
aakapas while opposite lberve parish, on her passage
from this CITY up the river.
The testimony was posve the killing and also as to
the Identity Of the accused who head engineer of the
boat, John Campbsll being deck hand
AiaDaugh endeavored to show that the killing was acct
denta he being at the time in the discharge Of his duty and
the deceased having threatened him. .i.
The examination very tedious At the close of the
testimony the Recorder directed that Aabaugh should bs
sent to lbeive parish Tor trial. in charge of an officer OF his
court.
YOU'VE CRAIG AsAIN.-This unfortunate boy was yes
brought into Recorder Csdwes Court for examine
uon on the charge OF larceny preferred again him sumo
Gays since by Mr. de Mar iruterer corner of Canal
and st. Charles The larceny consisted in stealing
silver watch aud some go in The watch had been
pawned, and when Craig arrested on The charge
robbery and setting fire to The store OF Mess
fenne he employed counsel giving the lawyer ee an
order on the person to whom the watch pawned The
discovery followed and the charge preferred The
case and made pretty clearly and The Recorder sent 1t for
trial before the Fst District Court. Craig goou looking
boys has brisk air, dresses with great neatnes and bears
himself with much confidence. He yesterday seemed oe-
ous TO reute the charge brought against him. but treated
rather as lawyer would treat clients case than
mary individual would his He did seem at all an.
hoyeu WHICH tIe necOftef rendered his Judgment
NEGRO PAssKs-Genemen subject themselves and their
servants to much Inconvenience Informing
properly as to the laws governing subject OF paes We
were last evening shown the High ConstaDlss Office
pass which was taken fom and which had been
given to him by his master gentleman who resided
many years in this city, I he pass read follows:
~ hereby authorize the negro man William To reside a,
al tns Wu6ihson House, and to pass and pass
This description OF declared Illegal and affords
no protection TO the bearing The negro carrying
the one that we have recited arrested and is now in
prison awaiting the appearance OF his master.
TURN OUT. Lieut.. Hughes last night made a break
upon establishment St. Joan street, between Perddo
and GraVier, Kept by SOPHIA Ritchey arrested two
white women, two female slaves free coored
all OF waom he took to the Work house. The Tree coored
woman was sophla Rtchey the propreIess Niae women
oack' WINE anu yellow we've left the premises.
diton that they would evacuate Them to-day.
APETITIuN.-Eiizabsth Callahan, a poor woman with
two children, came yesterday the house OF the
First Municipality, and stating that she had no house for
herself or her orphans be Work house.
Recorder Geno will probably dispose of her petition this
morning,
CHARGE AND RKcHARGE.-Jack Delaney was drunk,
anu 1t foolish to deny the fact, and Jim Gaag her
about the dunkest the city, except Jack Delaney
only natural that the two beauties should get logger
heads and that feeling upw ground their
would naturally get hurs into each other eyes-and
Gus time they had OF It. Both from Kilkenny, We're
well acquainted with the celebrated history
bould To follow their example. A Waterman, however
happened be in the neghborhOod of Julia and Lew
streets. and saved the beautiful pair from such fate by
bringing them to The house They yesterav cama
up before Recorder CALDWELL and We're lined % EACH The
payment of the inns u of some dicuity Della.
nsy declared that he had the requisite funds
rested, ana that The officer VINO arrested him had the
from his pocket He said there was $50 In 20
in MS purse VI course no one IN Court believed that his
o' was ou' s proper TO sit the
harge thoroughly and he did SO. with the result of CON-
peey esao ishns the Innocence oil the 0fhcs Ii Delaney
aad any money ne haa lost In the row which he and his
ifends had made
Nor SO BAD AS He SKEMED.-Patrick Curen was found
drunk and kicking up row generally in the classic precincts
of Grod 1t natural to suppose tina, Pat