The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

number OF the dray for the prosecuting Mcarey
Tor the assault Th, irritated the drayman more and he
went into he crowd after The who the number of
the dray. and seeing Mr. N Brown there and thnl ing he
was the person. he struck him heavy blow upon the head
WIN loaded whip, which cut it open, and by a second
pow he broke the bones in the thumb and middle finger of
the right hand An affidavit has been made in the case and
McCarey is at present in custody the charge.
TnE GIRop STREET Warrants -Ycsterd,y one Of the
occupants OF the dlseraceiu dens in Grod street, named
A. Hern was arrested by the officers the Second Munlc
panty and remanded for keeping bad house, the resort of
ieves The object OF the prosecution is to force him tn
leave e premises, and he has taken them with
out The knowledge OF the The Police are actively
engaged In breaking these dens which are disgrace In
eVNAon and the greatest possible pest inhabitants
OF this city.
FIRST MUNICIPALITY CouSCIL.-This body held an ad
lohineh meeting last night Pesen-Cark. Bahe Benit
bent, Laughin. Hagan. Pecque Ramos, b axe Fabre
hefpes' 'ilne hchardson Lanata Peire and Bonneval
com nitee which had been appointed TO consider the
salaries OF the officers Of the Municipality brought mn ms,
JJrty report and resoution recommending thar change
naue IN the salaries OF officers after June The mi
monty Also pro osed resolution the effect that the sala
Ties and commissions OF the officers remain the ,sm "a I
year An attempt was made the salary OF the Wba,
hnger to per year but after considerable discussion was
WiIhra"n and the resolution allow the salaries to remain
As they were last year irred.
"A motion made TO proceed tn tho eeo,i,r or IF
Gers, winch was put and unanimously carried
g ne oho"lng officers were then eected-Alber Fabre
superintendent OF Public Schools Mr. Dupre Colec,o, n,
iies on ships, ec Mr. Omar Foriier Collector of T,xss
On Seamboals Mr.. William Mott Collector of T,xas -.
Merchants, etc. Mr. Victor Labatut Colleeor of t. W.
oier-houses etc Mr. sechl aydre, First Lieutenant of
me Guard Mr. Grer, Second Lieutenant of the Cn,,d
nir auche Keeper Of the Police Jail; Dr. Land,ean,
hclah oil the Police Jail Mr. Jacob Christian Deputy
Aeeper OF me Work-house; Mr.. Communy Deputy snr
'eyW. Mr. f. Latargue Commissary of the Ns., NJ.
Mr. fauon, tOmmssary of the Vegetable M.,L. A.,
Jnmonvlle, Commsary of the eme Market NJ , ,,
ynuc OIL me Bayou ST. John; Mr. Due, heeper of S,rav
hhlmah; Mr. Toras, Keeper of the Bridge IN ,ar,I ca
deet Mr. Lombear do. Mr. Gousre Kaaner of H. M
pos M, Wtse, Proprietor of the Bee Printer ~ ~
"a 49,, n'oFr. feaux LIST Attorney Mr. Morel,
gu Attorney Mr. Woods. .rdener Mas.r. r,ason
Iuoney, Froiineham Carpe. ,,, ad r.; .acNson'
l N'Jo'es' 0nperlne nder of the Public Works. M,
a,h " .enl of The Carts Mr. Pilou, Black
-. Cnon " lat Oyerseer of the Chain Gang; Mr.
Ia, Iahs ID do; Mr.. Lenns 30 do; Mr.. Caveronse
Me. of lie Nuisance. boat; MIR. Bruls, Cd do.
~, :. 'efmil CHAM Lynn. Ne ,slan, Moreau. Brown
eht Wards without reference 'ot the differ
DO duty M This is to be decided by the Captain should
Watch. ~
was proposed to suspend the election Of the keeper of the
Police Jaii butthe motion lost on a dynion
I'm the elect OIL of primer being called for, Mr. Blake
moved 10 postpone it, as he intended the office
be abolished at the meeting Several gentlemen
the motion account of the printer being an officer of the
Municipality, and on division four voted for the notion
and 1t was lost
When the vote FIR Commissaries was ca led long dis
cuon whether they should be elected sinelv mr.
as whole anu decided elect them altoge and
10 leave them to be disposed OF by the Captain atch
After the elections The Council adjourned.
VAaRAScy-.4 Trio of TAieyss,-F,anc, uum,brsv
Thomas Ranger and William Wilson. brou ght before
The Recorder and charged with being known as thieves and
WI" proving about on Thursday night in enon TO
ho 'eamOoat They were observed by officer Higgins at
about hall past we've clock going in the direction of The
ieyee lie followed them aud observed that they wers sus
pco'sy louhs'hs ABOUT but their seeing him they at
p''u u run away, upon which, he with several watch
men arrested them Wilson tired escape and ook ret
III ultci uul was discovered bv
gins ihey were known to be thieves and had been heard
" say SO themselves and all of them had been accom-
,sdPfeviousY in the penienary Mr. Randolph said had
e Instructed 10 aS that the Migrants had times CIV
on Tees to the Police TO wiz their crimes The Recorder
@ 'y Snou make an affidavit In the and any officer
proved to be guilty OF such transaction wouId be punisn
eu mere was sufficient against them send them to the
rust District Cont. Mr. Randop h-I' get them out in
Two h"'s alter the Re there. The Recorier-I'm
sorry l., see e'pectab, lawyer appearing here 10 speak for
known and reputed ii Mr. Randolph is my bus
ness do not know they thieves till they are proyed an
Inc Recorder - Why you have just acknow dyed it.
mr. Randolph believe thew thieves, but you ought
DISCHARGE them as no crime proved against m The Re-
corder-No, shall sendshem to the First District Court
WAN AGAINST TIE VAsRANrs.-The Police of the
se'ohu municipality are waglng war of determination
against number of fashionable vagrans who have carried
On helr nearious Practice with impuniy during the
months Seven OF these characters arrested last night
and upon them found considerable sums of money
There about 2 persons in the hands of the Police
charged with this offence, ard to them is attributed the
greater part OF the obbene which have OF late frequently
occurred IN this part OF The city Were provided
whereby such could ummary dealt with for this
offence without the expensive OF sending be-
lore the +irst District Court they would soon be driven from
Their dens, and the idle Work house would be eecua
IN Kidding the Muncipa y of The abandoned thieves
and 'agabonds that now iniest the city.
RECORDER cALDwELL's CoURT.-Yesterday Matthew
Martin wa ordered give bail keep the peace assault
ing Peter Pouquett, God street, O'Clock, on the
list ot May.
a Supposed Thef.-A man, named Frederick R. Freek.
"oh was brought suspicion Of being thief, and
stealing quantity OF wearing apparel and between forty
ana h'ty dollars in money. He met Poydrls Mar
hel' aoout ons O'Clock, yesterday morning, with a large
quantity OF clothes in his possession, including some baby
,Men' and his appearance excited suspicion. On being
brought to the house he refused searched but
was forced TO Yield and the above of money
from his pocket. lie was remanded
Serious 4sSauit.-Wm Davis was sent IN the F;rst hi;
trct Court for meeting Y. Allen on the l4h of Anil
on amp street. and knocking him down and drawing n
kn'ie upon him. In The of the hearing OF the case
naNh called Mr. Allen liar, and fined ten dollars tor
This offence.
"A Batch IF D'sorderlies and Mary Richardson
ohuget Or and Sarah Mccarthy, were charged with
''"ns catherine Keys, on the Both of April in TGhoup.
HOURS 'lIee and were remanded until the l7h instant
c"r'o"s'-George Foster charged John Rodgers with
assuming nm On being called prosecute he stood
ouho-ooNed rather mildly about the Court turned his
vi 'e recorder, who said if he did not give his evil
nc sou'a discharge the prisoner-he then looked
' ny turning mechanically round, and leaving the place.
Rodgers was discharged.
HtonWg 1h"ney.-Catherne Nolan charged by Ma.
ae oa etln with stealing in February last from his house
un srSet street, fifty five dob gold breast pin and
o'e' "pces OF his property She acknowledged the theft
ana was sent 10 the First District Court.
hEGoRphk GEsoIs' CoIRT.-A free man of color ma
meu 'eah oap'ste, was the First District Court yes.
tefuay' or assaullng Jacob Bride, with carving knife
about eleven o'clock morning of the 18th of April in
the vegetable market. ' "
Stdhag C3othes-John Gifiii was charged with steal
nE JacAe'. par OF hoos and a SHIN from boarding
mousse "a'a'n street, kept by Richard Stewart The
" AZ we mouse. and on Thursday he left ta-
king with him the above properly. YestefJav morning
abont nine O'clock Stewart, him with the shin on and
describing his trunk, afterwards found The racket He
was sent 10 the Fins, District Court ~ '''"N'' -e
Jay Ausus,e Adenot was arrested upon
schaseo DehF concerned IN burglary committed on board
of the si-amho, Georgetown. and was br,pybt mn ht
Re order Genois. lie remanded. up oSi''
Stealing 1doaep.""Wiiam Beaika was CHARGED with