New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

from the cisern were afterwards found phrty melted ard
We're brought to me by man who was sent to examine
1872 or 1914 round ball of snakes about fifty
them tall down from the clouds on the parade in front
of the Sepoy lines ut Hazarabaugh engrafted apples on
locust Seeding stocks and found the produce much i'm
proved'
The following poem (he sentiments expressed in which
published without endorsement was found among his
| relics. *
The reasoning faculties of man
| Think all he will-thnk all he can, n
viii meier define Great First Cause
Beyond the power of NATURES laws;
And whatever be his notion,
IN is matter, all is motion,
Matter ever must have been,
ut never was begun, 1mean,)
1 For If it ever was begun,
The making 1t was curious fun,
From nothing to have something brought
| Is going beyond reasonable Thought.
The electric spark pervades all nature,
| imagine it's the Life Creator
| All existence, without soul
Has component parts of one great acdoh
| Therefore Christians, Jews and Turks
| All the produce of natures works,
Then is all religion vice,
I've said so once-rll say so twice.
SELLING Liquor TO SLAVES. --Affidavit was
made yesterday by policeman Shultz before Recorder
enos that the night previous he arrested the slave
Rustic belonging to Constance Large, found drinking
whisky company with other slaves who escaped the
belonging Debats the of ST.
Philip and Burgundy street Debats in the act of
serving out the liquor when thr slave arrested
warrant was issued for the arrest Of Debats
STEALING MoNEY.-Affidavit was made yes
erday in the First District Police by James Groy
in which he charged Mrs Horn Martin Rowon. alias VIM
Rafferty,, Peter LOTUS Mary LOTUS and John McAnrew,
with stealing from him, in house Julia street, S165
in gold portion of the money found possession
of the accused The examination of the ease was fixed
for the 30th inst,
| DANGEROUS WEAPoN.-Thomas Kelly, on a
charge of breaking the lock of the house Tchouptouas
street, occupied by Martin LOTT and the further
charge of threatening the life of said with Ratchet
yesterday by Recorder Winter for trial before
the First District Court.
| LARCENY. -Parthenia Shaw made oath YES
terday in the First District toce Office that she was
robbed Wednesday night at her house the
St. John and Perdido Streets of quantity wearing
apparel valued at 500. She charged Welman f M
c. with the theft The Gaze IS to be examined the 2Sth
| instant
BEATING SlAyE.--James Burns is to be ex-
amned this morning in the First District Police Office
the charge of beating slave belonging ]. G. Gillespie.
| FALCON HOUSE HOMICIDE. Antoine Guerrero
is to be examined this morning before Recorder Winter
charged with the murder of Louis Lloyd at the Falcon
| IIouse Saturday last.
| CHARGE OF LARCENY.-A slave named Will
liam yesterday ARRESTED in the Second District
suspicion of having stolen watch which found his
| possession. Remanded
BuRGLART.-A house on the corner of Condo
and Espanade streets broken open and entered
Wednesday night and robbed of Sl52. The police are
| making diligent search for the offenders.
F1NED.-Henry Maltby was yesterday fined
twenty dollars by Recorder Winter for making row in
the Pacific coffee house and for carrying loaded pistol
VIM Butler was fined five dollars for stirring up muss
| on the Leyee.
THIRD Observation-Disclosures Seuzeneau--
Jean Lesrae arrested the Meairie Ridge on tbs
charge of stealing crosscut saw which found in h
| possession.
John, slave, was arrested on ST. Ferdinand street
charged with stealing two rabbits worth So The rabbits
found and delivered to their owner and John
| discharged.
| John Robinson alias Bernhard, was arrested On com.
paint of c. Carrots for going into sk with intent tc
steal. demanded.