New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-22

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| U. s. CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT CouRTs.-Jud
Mccaeb has adjourned these courts to November next
| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-A large docket of
cases were fixed for trial in this court yesterday but in
consequence of the illness of Judge Larue them
were tried Judge NJ NJ Reynolds took the Bench few
minutes and adjourned the court until Wednesday
| next
| 30 BE HuNG.-Jean Adam and Anthony De-
District last winter to be hung in the Parish Prison
next Friday week. the I'd of July They appear look
upon hapgnga very small matter. and are decidedly
cool on the subject
| ALARM OF FIRE.-There was a false alarm of
fire last night about O'Clock The engines promptly
out and on hand for any emergency These alarms
becoming very fashionable of late Almost every night,
about the hour the fire bells arcwrung and the diff
fcrent companies put to the trouble of bringing out their
apparatus such alarms serve only to prove the prompt
ness with which the Fire Department is prepared to meet
any threatened catastrophe.
| THE MURDER NEAR NArCuEz. We have here
tofore noticed that three men, Sellers Thompson
and Miller had been arrested in the Fourth District for
me murder OF TWO men at Hutchins Landing, below
Eiss Cliffs near Natchez One of the said to have
been Killed mas arrived in this city, and states that the
pears that raft owned by Sellers Thompson and Miller
had been seized on attachment at Nachez and that
the owners of it cut away from shore and oaed down
the river They followed by three men, of whom
having been overpowered by those the raft
reported charge stealing the raft has been entered
against the three prisoners by the supposed dead man who
take place before Recorder Vaught.
| PlCKPocKETS.-Bil Fitzgerald and Dave Jour-
dan for attempting to pick the pockets of drunken in
dvldul on the Levee sent incorrigbe Migrants
to the Work-house for six months.
BOARDING TIE LION.-Phil Reilly took it into
his head to visit the yard of the house occupied by Col
W. w. w, Wood Recorders Clerk of the First District
Sunday night and being unable give an account
himself sent to the Work-house six months. Phil
that he only paying friendly visit and thinks
| that all officials are ungrateful.
ROBBERY. THE Third District Police yester-
day arrested Augustus Cady, Jim Montgomery Columbus
Hopkins and Jack Field the charge Of relieving
Thompson against his free will and consent, of coins
valued at SIS. Jack accuses them.
lNQUEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday, by
George Boyle Boyle had been boarder in house
that having gone to sleep the gallery of the house.
night The inquest found that his spine lower jaw left
"a years of age and have sailed for New
York yesterday Verdict in accordance with the facts
STEAMBOAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS McCabe was
yesterday examined by Recorder Winter on the charge Of
having robbed the trunk Of John Morrow property of
the value Of 5000, board the steamboat j. Tweed
near the mouth of Red River The testimony was that
the accused few nights before the robbery in
tine sateroom of Mr. Morrow in the of searching
clothes Mrs. Morrow him in the act, but did not
give the ALARM through fear The stolen property has
not been found The Recorder took the case under ad-
ysement,