New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-01
City Intelligence.

| Run OvER.--John Corteo, who rode over
child, on Monday, in Circus street. was remanded.
| STAB.-Wm. Presll, who stabbed Phil. Gala =
CHER Tchoupitouas street. Monday night dis.
charged from arrest yesterday.
| INTENT TO KILL.-Dominick Geese, arrested
on Camp street for drawing sword officer with in
tent to kill, is to be examined on the 7th inst.
CASE OF VANDoRNE.-The charge against
Aaron Vandorne Of forgery and attempt swinde which
to have been examined yesterday before Recorder
Winter was postponed to the 4th inst.
FINED.-Joseph Bovella and John Sullivan
the first for fighting and disturbing the peace and the
latter for getting drunk and kicking up particular mis-
chiefwere fined five dollars each by Recorder Winter
SENT UP.-Edward Wilson, charged in an af-
fdavt which is signed by one: with having broken
open the moneydrawer of deponent OR. Nobody and
with stealing therefrom S. 65 for trial before
the First District Court by Recorder Winter.
INQUEsrs.-An inquest was held yesterday at
post No 20, foot of Race street. the body negro
man named Lewis slave of Mr.. Littleton. lie was
drowned Sunday while bathing in the river. Another
inquest held the body of in state of de-
composition found in the river at the foot of Julia street
DOMESTIC REBEILIoN-O utrag eous ASSAULT
Catherine Mcuincy made oath before Recorder Genois
that she is employed MS servant by Mrs NJ, on Or
provokedly and struck by said Mrs. NJ with cow
hide Mrs NJ required to furnish bonds not to
waop Catherine any more forever and report hath it
that Catherine left the service of her begercnt tas
mistress ncontinenty.
BREACH OF TRrsT.---H NJ. yesterday quail
fled follows before Recorder Genois: That on or
about two weeks ago. Grsot mot two) called this
deponent and told him that he had been informed that
(lcponent had bin Of bread birds have bills horn)
amounting to s52 90 against one Raphael P, and that
if deponent would entrust him with said bill therein clearly
meditating pceulaton he would collect the same for
him., Grsot took the bill and brought matters to point
by collecting it, since when deponent has not been able to
get any satisfaction out of Grsot any money either
wherefore he charges him with to,c dealing breach Of
trust and fraud" Git eout!
ALMOST A DuEL--.4,reSt Of the BelHgeyents
That quiet and antique Faubourg, known the " Old
Third yesterday the of novel and lively
element Duelng, hitherto regarded chivalric
pasme to be INDUCED in by beltcd knights has come
(by the event about to reate) to be decidedly
pebeian indulgence Chivalry has been brought down
to low NOTCH and it is time that the bold bearers
of casque and helmet should shed their spurs and turn
| their lances into instruments for spearing toads!
Late in the afternoon yesterday information reached
Captain Mazarat of the Third District police that hos
tiles brewing hereabout and that the heralds had
sent to sound the warnotes of defiance between the
parties belligerently inclined
The officers Immediately set upon their track and
in full cry the trail of the parties running
breast high and with burning scent. 1t needed no
hound to follow such trail for the party were of
race that one the cat pelfume'' being in fact
bey Of free coored gentlemen backer than the hinges
| of -, the place down below.
There We're thirteen of the party including three white
men, and the fighting TO be done with United States
| muskets.
The names of the two black principals are Adolphe
DuVal and e. Grandpre The coored seconds were eight
IN number bearing the names of Wilson Roubieu Louis
Oscar, Gustave Angclin, Augustin st. Armand Michel
llonore Charles Grandpre Jean Bapste Jourdan and E.
Ferrand. The white gentlemen who accompanied the
would be-combatants'' Messieurs Marty Jean,
Auguste Legendre and jacques Jocky
They had arrived at the Gentily Road and were pre-
pairing to execute their hostile ntents when the whole
party was arrested, They conveyed to the "ock
up and required each give bond in the of $1,000
to keep the peace Some gave bail and others yet in
Jail,
Thus by the efficiency of the police, prevented one
of the most tragca and odorous affairs that We
|" came within aces of being called on to record,
Nora BENE-The affair having yesterday got wind,
several dues that the taps between parties of
the Southern chyary were compromised and all hands
took drinks It, swearing to fight dues sgain In
the course 81 their natural lives. Good