New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-20

James Clayton Dennis Cosela-charged with larceny
John daflney and David Bnrk, which last far for
lorn, that he was sent down his request jane
| daagher and George Hanna, suspicion of larceny
| were among the number imprisoned
The Recorders dock presented examples of misery
| degradation elsewhere unexampled.
new dodge has been discovered by Captain Forno I,
appears that certain servant girls who have thieves
their lovers in the habit OF going service in re-
pecabe families and after learning the the house
bes they admit their ghtngered into the build
ing in the night time when and where robbery is com
mitted The next day the girl seeks Of quarrel
with her employer leaves in high dudgeon to the ex
ectant of the knave her lover to feast and foc on
| the proceeds Of their villany. -
Captain Forno during the past few days has arrested
three girls engaged in these practices In one instance
the doors Of the house carefully locked and otcd on
the night OF the robbery there breaking of locks
gr bolts and money to large was next morning
| found to have been stolen.
This may be caution to heads of families employ no
servants but such come with proper Of ca
| acter. ~
DAGrERnEoTYPEs SroLES-A lot of these articles were
discovered in the possession of Julia in the house
number I'll Gravie street They were the ..counterrt
presentments sundry ladies and gentlemen and Of
family groups the originals of which reside in different
stcts OF the city On search warrant being executed
various small articles Of ewery discovered to have
| been concealed by Julia.
1t appears that the said Julia Hare had been living as
servant in the family of Mr. Thieman in the Second
District and suspicion has it that Julia had lover whos
thief to whom she opened the doors of her employers
house in The night time when the robbery committed
Inc TACT that Julia the day after the burglary sought
cause OF quarrel against her employer and left the house
excited suspicion against her She was sent for cxatnDa
ton to the second District.
There was an unusual amount of business before this
Court and the fact hatCol Wood the Clerk has but one
assistant allowed him, renders his ardu
"us whs suggests that ne the Clerk made of Wood he
can stand anything.
SECOND DIsTRlcT-Recorder GenoiS.-Petty
l"e'mg john Robertson for stealing potatoes from the
corner OF St Philip and Leree streets consigned to
che tender mercies of the First District Court
Francois 'aques LeFasre, charged by Jules Lamoule
".th having stolen twenty -four shirts and like number
Of pocket handkerchiefs Saturday night from house
IN Burgundy street, was arrested
Julia the girl mentioned elsewhere having been ar
rested by Capt Forno for stealing $3.50 in money and
about $50 worth Of jewery from Mr. I. II Thierman in
wose employ she was engaged servant. sent be-
iore the First District Court.
We were unable to get at any of the transactions of this
Court save those which occurred early in the morning
since the reduction by the Common of the salary
OF the Clerk he declares that he will keep his Office
open except between the hours of g. A NJ, and 8 p NJ
the law directs Heretofore it has been the practice to
keep it open for the convenience the reporters and Of
The public until late hour in the afternoon during
Sundays The determined that as his salary
low he Will do no work than he is absolutely com
PEELED to do by law Unless there is remedy applied
he transactions that take place in this District after the
hour Of p NJ not be known the public until the
second day after they ave TRANSFERRED
Third DisTRICT-Recorder Seuzeneou
this Office yesterday there little of public inter-
est, JONES jourday. John Williamson and one williams
migrant named Louis eouliot and taking from him ga-
zlrs diamond and ii 50 in money committed for
ti4"I pciore Inc flFst District Court.
FOURTH DlsTRICT-RecOrder Vouehf-Ycs-
terdys Sessi0nFrancis Vail for fighting and
disturbing the peace Levee between Nuns aud
St Mary streets fined s. and costs and required to
give bond i'll $3.50 to keep the peace
Charles Uzee, for disturbing the peace Mt the Watch
house on Laurel street and cutting up promiscuous mis-
chief was fined So and Jail fees
Christiana Patterson forlorn female fond of the
craur for imbibing extensively of the insane drink
that takes the prisoner. was herself made n
prisoner and sent down to board for the period of four
his honor the Recorder and asked him if pleased to
prolong the time of four months six
George Ball who has pelcham for poteen and labors
under raging thirst that like the spirits Of Macbeth Will
not &C down tooka drap too much and condemned
to pay Jail fees.
Mary Smith, $50 called from John, of that famly)
feminine Ehop who reioices in being free has strlrge
ld" OF liberty Her notion Of that inesmable blessing is
that it gives to the possessor the right of doing nothing nj
will and Of getting drunk whenever the sr moves her
Pregnant with this idea Mary Sunday provided herself
with supply Of genuine red eye having nconti-
nently gobbed it, became strangely Obvious of the rules
proprety Feeling upward for the earth she lay down
on the premises Of gentleman and sleep against
the peace and dignity of the state 1t seems that the
tribes of 9aerdom have entered into general coalition
to abue the use of pillows and high chairs when
drunk and have resolved on all occasions to brace
lettering corporations against the peace dignity of
the State Mary sent to the Work-house for four
months
ASSAULT HArcHFr-Frederick Groh charged
with assaulting Jacob zagler with Ratchet being called
on fer his defence said that he knew nothing Of the of
Jacob Lagler, sworn-Deposed that the accused had
been working for him and ing asked pay an alter
cation arose whereupon the accused knocked him down
This took place on the morning previous to the main act
Witness further said that the 18th instant the prison
Laurel street of Washington had attacked
and unprovokedly struck him on the shoulder with a
Ratchet Being asked whether he (witncss) not first
assaulted the prisoner with footadze that he
held the poadze in his hand keep the ward gate shut
in order prevent the accused from getting at him
Another witness testified that he present on the
day of the afray and accused knocking down and
irrtt r.a1c IN
got out of the way possible Sent befor.
the Third Judicial District Court
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.-Buchanaa, j.
IIoheas Corpus CONSTITUTIONS Ezekiel yesterday filed in
this court petition praying for writ of hdIeQS corpus
alleging that he is unlawfuly detained and bound in the
Parish Prison under color of commitment setting forth
that he stands charged before James H Caldwell Recor
der of Municipality No Two of NewOreans with having
on the 18th day of January, 1852 within the city of NV
Orleans obtained from Samuel Solomon $500 under false
pretences.
The petitioner alleges that there's no charge set forth
in the commitment to authorize deprive
of his liberty there being law Of this State making it
penal to obtain money under false pretences unless it
is done with the design and intention of defrauding the
person from whom it is obtained which charged
said commitment
The writ was issued, returnabe this morning at 10
O'Clock
ALGrERs-AN ARrFUI DoDGER.-A bold young
fellow named George Johnston it is stated, the
river to Algers on Sunday, with the purpose of plying
his trade which is said to be that of relieving plehoric
pockets of their extra cash.
three
wipes, they known to the Oliver Twistites-had
possessed himself of the pccketbook of Mr. VIM NJ Cook
and just about TO do in like manner with his watch
when he was :" nabbed by the officers
On reaching the river he made sudden dive by which
he euded the grasp of the officers plunged into the
and having immediately shucked himself of his cloth
ing, made n bold swim for the middle of the river
- lie was pursued by Waterman VIM Henderson, of the
Third District police who procured skf for the pur-
pose lie bueted the strong tide of the Mississippi with
such vgor and vim that with great difficulty the
officer could ovcrtakc him.
There great excitement shore al this novel re-
gatta. The current swept the pursued rapidly down |
stream and it evident that if not relieved he
would be drowned. At length just he had become ex
hausted and was sinking the ski reached him and he
was pulled into it, dead than alive dripping
after the manner of drowned rat lie conveyed to
the house of the Third District In the pockets
of his pantaoons which ished up found the
three handkerchiefs and the pocketbook of Mr. Cook
Adavits in two have been made against him and
he has been back to the of his sins to be
amined
~ Dr. DALTON has this day received some
Vaccine Virus Those desiring protection from