New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-27
Citv Intelligence,


Il a. ToUGH QUESTION St Charles street, near
the Of Common was last night thrown into high
state Of excitement by cries Of watch watch - which
eanated from that vicinity Very soon large and pro
The Waterman the beat sprung his rattlesome hal
looed fire and murder and there fuss kicked up
generally The caused by two individuals. who
to be supporting reeling lamp post and when
asked why they had cried loudly they answered they
had called the Waterman to decide which Of the two
drunkest The watchman thought 1t question for the
doctors, and declined to decide. fS g-'3s
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT Judge Ldyate-- Con-
Roman was yesterday found guilty in this
Court Of larceny
Robert Mills for stealing silver watch gold chain
and pocket book containing $ from Captain Smith,
the schooner Alderman, was also found guilty.
SS FIRST DISTRICT. Recorder Ttzinter Rob
berg Taylor was examined yesterday on the charge
of stealing from board the steamboat America $2 So
! the property Of Thomas Lyons.
Thomas Lyons witness the part Of the State test
fed that about 10 o'clock last Friday night board the
steamboat America his belt containing $27 3d. cut
On waking up he found the prisoner lying few feet from
him having dirk knife in his hand Witness felt the
accused cutting his belt and saw him going away but
afraid to give the alarm had the kufe il
his hand prisoner had robbed him Sent to TIT
First District Court.
CoMMIrrED. Doyle, for larceny, sent to tn,
First District Court and Coutard Joseph for assault
battery was marched off to the same destination,
There was grand conglomeration Of offensive offences
disposed Of, TOO numerous to mention 99g
SECOND DISTRICT Reco,ae, Genois- BUR-
GLARY.An affidavit made in this Office yesterday by
Louis Noche stating that the night of the 23d inst
his house Ursune street entered and robbed Of
quantity Of wearing apparel He has received informa
on that the stolen articles are concealed in certain
house on the Bayou road warrant was issued.
THIRD, DISTRICT = Recorder Seuzendu -
PRAcrsIEG WITH FIRE ARss.--Two afidavits mad
in this office yesterday against Guadalupe Garcia By
Juan Perez and the other by Louis which the
charge that Garcia had attempted to shoot each of them
Greatmen Streets double barreed pistol was found
Gercas possession He said he had loaded it for the
pose Of practising in the woods He sent to the Par
ISL prison to await his examination. IA "a q
LARcENy;-An affidavit was made by Therese Piell
against Charles Lamorcier charging him with hayin
stolen from her store the of Eysan Fields
Craps street. two pieces Of velvet ribbon twenty pairs
galvanized earrings i've nkniyes, two pocket-books
and various other articles worth in all about $780, TIL
arrested and part Of the stolen articles
said to have been found in his possession.
FOURTH DISTRICT. - Recorder Vaught.-.
Jureie fender "A little girl about eleven years Of ags
was under yesterday in this office the charge
entering house and stealing thererom $50 She acknow
steal the money by couple of yaller gals their
mise to divide The gals refused to Divide and tn
| young one y peached.' y
keuEsr!Hed by Coroner Rice on the body of the DO
Franz Whitman, who, in scufie with another boy fe,
days ago. was thrown into the river Verdict accordingly
/ NoMlsATlox.-Th wings of Jefferson have nominate
w ~ Scott candidate for the State Convention,
MI the vacancy accustomed by the resignation Of sauv
4 SENrENcEp.--Wm. Crosby convicted in the Third Jud
cia District Court for the Parish Of Jefferson Of stealing
clock belonging to Of the Fourth District Publ
schools sentenced yesterday by Judge Clark to 81
months at hard labor in the Penitentar,