The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Il stpeas INA, ttas vas hailve 81 Uhtfssi, Ebshhdi
tu resided In Caret county. lndana Tor oms time pas
An Inquest held the body Yesterday and verdict
rendered in accordance with the facts.
horse and sadde were among the articles enumerated az
belonging to him. These beaueathed to persons in
Clarke County, and ring left Tor Miss HOWARD VINO
also reades there.
MAJOR GALLy's BArTALIoN.-This fine artillery corps ),
turned out yesterday at celebrate the day and to
ceive becoming the artillery corps OF donaldson
vie visiting this city, Both baalons attended the reli.
gious ceremonies at the Cathedral ana machei though
some of principal Streets after which they attended
splendid BANQUET prepared the saloon adjoining the Opera
House, We had invitation to participate but were en-.
trey unable to do We wee however, on the ground
for few and matters going forward after the
right fashion
WATCHES Subdivisions dexterous thief entered the
rooms of Mr. Madgan and Of Mr.. Carroll. in the Circus
Jenny Lind the Lower Cotton Press Saturday
night and extracted from each gold watch and appure
nances From the fact that strange skitf was found
fastened the yesterday morning. suspected
that thief reached hestsamer in the ski and went on
shore nv the proper plank. Suspicion attaches to
person. and it perhaps fortunate that greater booty was
as each these gentlemen had considerable money
other vauabs amos. as mach exposed near the art
cles stolen.
SENT p-John Riley Saturday before the
First District Court charged with selling galvanized watches,
representing them be gold. This game played
some verdant arrivals from the domuons Of her most Caho
lie Msjs,ty in the ship Romantic. The old ars will have
romantic yarn spin their Ssnortas when they
home and Mr. Riley about that time will be mmured in
prison, martyr to his ingenuity
ANOTHER CuARsR.-Thomas Chrystal. evening last
week. got into house of Captain Cry and there caught
the big ges kind Of Tartar Captain Cary had poker in
his hand and head severely with that
formidable weapon He however escaped, and Sat
uday recognized by the assistance of his wounds. This
charge coupled with that of highway robbery. referred
in another place. will probably keep Mr. Chysta out of
BILE for the next year or lwo
MuRpER-A. v. Roger, examined on Thursday by Act
ing Recorder Derbes for sabbing and killing Theodore
WAS femanded Saturday
before the First District Court the charge of MURDER
| INSTRUMENTATION Mclaughlin found, on
Saturday night. the Ph@nx House. ST. Charles street,
having forced entrance He was arrested. Only one
week ago last night Martin found under equally
picious the store of Messrs Oakley Haw
kins but was allowed get off the ntecesson of Colonel
| Oakley He will hardly be SO fortunate this time.
LARcvsy-P. Mccarthy and William Brayeman were
last evening arrested by the Second Municipality police
the request Ann Riley for having stolen great number
of small articles from thread and needle the Third
Municipality Ann herself had been accused of stealing
the property and proved her innocence by pointing the
guilty parties The stolen articles found Mccarthy
and Brayeman.
JUVENILE vAeRAST.-Dans Duifey, boy aged about
eleven yeaH last night taken the High Constable
Office of the ond Municipality, by his father and mpn
# soned as an ncouigibe vagrant.
SrNrEsces.-Moses Norris, f. m. c.. sentenced by
Judge arus Saturday ars imprisonment in the
penentiary larceny George Robinson alias Edwards to
two years hard labor. for entering house with intent to
steal James Locke to six months, for larceny and James
20 | Brady to six months, for the same offence.
F1Rs-A fire broke last evening about clock.
the upper of the house No 10 Rampant street. be-
tween Cuomhouse and Canal There but little
damage by the fire. but much property injured 10y
l, | the water
IN D1sTusplss THE THKATRE.-Three las
night arrested Pacides Varieties for making disturbance
"a James Cook and Bernard German fighting, and JOIN
Farrell was cursug and swearing for all Of which they vii
., | answer before Recorder Caldwell this morning.
ut | sw1spLtsa, HIGHWAY ROBBERY, Erc.-EIiah Camp
l. frou, tho mir stnrv
such as be told by hundreds people who do not tax
ne paper and yet have the hardihood to visit the city w
would bet all have lost in the bus
en- ness that Mr.. Campbell paid dollar subscription
IN. a newspaper in his life. But to his story:
He says that he reached this city, days wit
as about 400 in his pockets Passing along Levee street,
Thursday last. he priced good looking fire whc
he found arayed OF the swindling which stanc
abound along the charge seemed moderate,
Campbell purcha ed Upon handing the money to the Sd
Ier that gentleman demanded twice much more, wher
upou Campbell made noise. An offlclous looking ndiv
nal ,be stepped up pronouncing himself police office
and after hearing Campbes statement arrested the musk
cb seller While the Police office, Gas Campb
supposed they met b. shabby looking young gen
at man. who displayed hand gold watch. whic
the being DISTRESS he anxious sell or the low hgu
| of cas- The officer deli GIFTED with the watch said
'a was worth over $100 and said he should certainly buy
the had he not lst all his the Police He ask
Campbell to hand the fellow the amount, and said he wou
the returnt as office reached This dor
to and the party walked on They at length entered gre
SHOP when the counyman suddenly lost sight OF the oth
., and the prisoner Dull though he tho truth stu
meat out TOO many escape his recognition. He
made noise and began tell people how it was. L
,a of the gentlemen crowd which listened to the old
,hsn tale sympahzed with him and promised to aid him in
coyng money They knew the rascas who had robb
| him and knew exactly where they could be found.
to Campbell got cab with these friends and aw
own theydrove Where he going, the countryman did
kuos and did that he could catch
| $40 Two more friends picked up, OF whom nj
aged by worthless check. to raise $40 more from Can
hn bells pockets The difficulty thus settled and Can
bell expressing himself satisfied, agreed to visit the La
pos with his friends and they all started in cab for
niles, | purpose.
whole They had not gone far however, before bunder
| ths part of the nice young men awakened a suspicion
run Csmpbes dull cranum and he insisted getting
ties thu cab The feos then threw off all disguise and
two Of them held Campbell the third robbed him Of all
;,,a money amounting over $780,
He at length found his to the Poceofcs where
Of entered his complaint, and three of the parties
tie outrages after arrested. Their names ap
have be Regain Chrysal, and Mullen atlas Nelson. all hre
prob whom were by Campbell those who COMM
son the robbery They examined Saturday before
sorder Caldwell, and committed for trial before the First
40 Co. ltrct Court. |