New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
CITY Intelligence.

| STEALING MONEY. Bridget Horn was brought
for examination yesterday before Recorder Winter
the complaint of james Gilroy who charges her with hay
ing stolen from him the of $16s in gold coin APP
pears that the morning of the 22d September lroy
had occasion to to the house of the accused bridget
HORNY Julia street, and when there told Mrs Bridget
that he would like to lay down hour two which he
was permitted to do After lying down fifteen
twenty minutes, Mrs Bridget went to where Groy was
ana awakened him. saying that she wanted to take his
and wash it. She was feeling around his
ne felt some unbutton his suspenders and feel about
MS oet lie awoke and seeing Mrs Horn near him asket
what she about? She said he should not leave the
until her husband and that she wanted five dollars
she then went away Gilroy then turned upon his side
project ms money and again won't to sleep In about
iteeu N nutes he awoke second time, and found that
his clothes We're unbutoned. his belt opened, and his
money al gone lie Immediately got up, went into lit
tie room about step OIL Mrs Horn told her that
had lost his money and that it shame that she
stolen it from him lie further told her that he
to go away at twelve o'clock, to which she answered
Have patience to keep yourself STILL and after while
you may out better" lie then made the affidavit
found in possession of accused She sent before
the First District Cont to be tried the charge Of
| larceny
| INTENT TO KIlI.-James Golding, who is
charged in the First District with assault upon Thos
La Farrell with intent to kill at the Coffee house the
corner of Natchez and Magazine streets the 23d u,
was examined yesterday before Recorder Winter 1t ap
pears that on the occasion referred to- La Farrell
about going to sleep in chair in the Coteehouse when
Goldng ordered him to leave La Farrell got up
derad and walked towards the bar. when Goding struck
nm oyer the head repeatedly with broom stick ply
sc teStlte that the wounds inflicted were dangerous
aud may yet result fatally The testimony showed the
attack to have been unjustifabe and brutal out
rage The accused to be tried before the First
DISTRICT Court on the charge OF simple assault and battery
| COMING THE KEEN THING.-A police officer
yesterday made complaint before Recorder Genois in
which he charged that Wednesday night being sta
TONED on the LeVee between 10 and II O'clock Vic
tor Gross can, whom he observed prowling about the
Levee came 10 him without being in the slightest man
ner questioned by deponent and falsely represented him
self to be Custom house officer. Depune Mt further
averred that he was induced to believe by the dougs Of
said Grosiean that he is plotting mischief Where
fore considering that Grosean is not the clean thing he
prayed for his arrest.
COMMITTING ScANDAE..--An affidavit was made
yesterday before Recorder Genois charging that
Poher is of most dsordery habits that he intoxcates
himself particularly at night commits scandal aud dis
turbnce to the great annoyance Of the complainant and
Pothier when drunk, etc, The accused was arrested
ATTEMPTED RoRBERY-John BANANA was
yesterday brought before Recorder Geno the charge
of having entered the room of e. W. Place. in Franklin
street between Customhoue and Canal streets with
tent as is supposed to appropriate to his individual
some other gentiemans property lie is to be shortly
| amined touching that same.
Observation-Disclosures O'Connor is under ar
rest in the Fourth District, the charge of having
tempted to violate the person Of slave girl belonging
Mrs Stevens. lie is to be examined shortly
DRAWING KNIFE J. Dixon was brought
before Recorder Winter Yesterday charged with drawing
knife on the night previous. st. Charles street with
which he threatened to kill some His examination
was fixed for the 9th inst.
ASSAULT BY A SLAyE,-IhG slave woman
Martha Gilmore, aud Steveppc We're yesterday
brought up before Recorder Winter for nssauing Mary
Flood The examination of the fixed for the 18th
instant.
ASSAULT BY A SLAVE. -Hypolite, a slave, was
yesterday arrested in the Third District assault upon
free coored boy bearing the romantic of Euphro-
sine st. Leger
COMMITTED FOR TRIAI-Ann Mcdonald and
Pat Keene yesterday examined by Recorder Seu-
zeneau the charge of having Marigny street as
sau!ted and severely battered Miss Julia Boyd They
sent for trial before the First District Court
CHARGE OF LARCESY.-George Lott, who is
accused of stealing lot jewery worth $500 from Mrs
iortense Carey the 9th ult is to be examined
fore Recorder Winter the 9th inst.