The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17
City IMtelIfeence.

The WxATHKR.-Yesterday was decidedly the coId.st
and most dsagreeabe day of the season. so far In the
morning the air was bracug, temperature of 80 degrees
fahrenheit but TUNED damp and raw soon AFTER and
tho wind at the NORTH rain began fall about O'Clock
Those who did not fes supeney wrsched during the re
mander the day are not to be enved They must Ger
tainy be incapable OF appecatng any .usDRs or enjoy
ments that pertain to humanity. Matters were made wo,
if possible. by reports from tbs North and West of
canals rivers full OF ice and antcpaons Of early close
navigation. telegrapho Dispatch which will be found in
the column, reports the mercury at only
above at Louisville, and degrees below ze,o
Psburg At St. Louis, the people say the river viii he
closed with ice, if the weather continue twenty -four ouu AT
the temperature of last evening.
AMENDE-lt appears that we yesterday unwtnev did
injustice 10 the worthy Recorder of the Se ond Municipa,y
in report of the Of Michael Roges The Recods
did recognize the right of Rogers or of any other IN
carry bowie knives, or other deadly weapons and
him without fine, only because stranger he was
of the law The knife was taken from him. and
forfeited We make this smende with mach pleasure for wa
have not only great respect for him magistrate but
regard fer him as man. and would bs the last to mis-
| represent his words or acts.
ARRKsrs.-Eleven colore men, who had inc, ,,;,
here in the ship Emerald yesterday arrested nv IN.
Second Municipality police, and brought to the High Con-
stables office in gang for having the State in con-
travsntion OF law. A. DanYlle sled for stealing
coffee from the Levee and Pat Ryan and e. Flynn for
stealing coal from the Levee We should hardly blame a
for stealing coal on such day yesterday ws, and
should think the kind hearted magistrate before whom thew
into
consideration in passing sentence upon their offence
FINED.-A Tolber ye terday fined IS for abusn,
and insu ting Waterman and tearing his clothes.
RECEIVING STOLEN MEAr.-John Galpin CHARGED Ricb,d
Green yesterday with receiving quantities of fresh besf
knowing such have been stolen by one of his fNr Cl
pin 81 slaves The beef is said to been taken at
times and the value Of esmal ed al $50 Mr. G,or
gave bail appear and answer the charge Fday merit
GLOBE BALL Rooh.-offcer Ogwin yesterday rsporled
act of indecency which he had witnessed during
.niah klsak .Il;-
to US incomprehensble that this great
Globe Ball Room-shsuld have been abated before this
The officers Of the First Municipality DO ice reno, il
amss evsy night. and always without license and
have not heard Of the first step being taken either to clos,
the collect the fine.
We would like to know who in fault in this matte,
believe net the police ofcsrs for their duty seems to
DO discharged in reporting the room open without icen,
We shall probably have more TO say this subject
FIRE-A fire broke OUT yesterday morning in Robertson
street, between Common and Jackson before the aus
could be stayed five dwelling houses, wi outbuid,ne,
were destroyed The fIemsn promptly on the ground
and. with great exerous. confined the fire TO the bok in
which rad sinated. Most of houses if NOT Al,
occupied and much furniture destroyed BY the fire and
by hasty removal The larger portion was howeys, ,av.d
I he houses burned belonged, a. we understand to C.
Meeker, ESQ.
STRIKING BAcK-John Taynor yesterday gave bonds to
keep the peace toward Robert Brown of the bark
Princess Alice. 1t appeared that Taynor was a salo, n,
board the vessel end that the about to whip him
when he (rrsynor) seized crowbar and began to fend
OFF, He did considerably to the damage of the mates
head and thssupon arrested and brought before Reco
der Caldwell for punishment.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.-Cypren Dufour in behalf of
Dominique Drcssan, residing in Baton Rouge yesterday ed
petition in the Third District Court claiming from h. Mer
chants Insurance Company of the SUN $4,000
for insurance property destroyed by fire. The COMPANY
propose COMPROMISE which the petitioner Declines and
brings suit.
ARSON TRIAL.-Ths trial of Pierre Cazeau and joseph
Blanchard, for arson continued yesterday be-
fore Judge Larus and left the in progress at ats
hour last evening Mr. Soule counsel for Cazeau was
speaking when left the Court.
lkQURsr-The Coroner yesterday held an inquest At tho
of Charles Edmund No. Eysan Fields street on the
body of = white man, named " ilbsm -. native Of
Germany. aged about 81 years. Verdct-Ded from con-
ton Of the BRAIN produced By ntempsrance and cold
LARcKNY.-F. Ulthurat yesterday applied to Recorder
Caldwell for warrant to search the premises of jose Be-
who resides in st. Philippe street, between Dauphin
and Burgundy Mr. Uhurat states that he believes SUM-
dry articles Of wearing apparel, which stolen from
room the night Of Friday last concealed in the house
rsisnsd to. warrant accordingly issued.