New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17
City Intelligeuce.

| SUDDEN DEATH.-Auguste Grabig, who was
the principal witness the trial of Ambrose Dartpuez
Tapie and others charged with the murder of the bov
Theodore George Woey at the feed store of Dartiguez
on the 3lst u, was found Wednesday on the Levee
IN state of stupefaction. 1t will be remembered that
Grabg testified before the examining magistrate that he
saw Tapie throw barrel containing the body o tbe how
into the river, etc. Grabg conveyed to the Tosn
| tai where he died yesterday.
The police officer who found Grabig on the Lcyee re-
ports that he inquired of him if he would not for $50
swear that it negro who threw the barrel into the
river ana Grabg answered yes Suspicious are enter
tanned that Grabg died from the effects poison admin
stered by some in to put him out of the way
giving his testimony
CHARGE OF Perjury. M C, Brady ves-
terday made affidavit before Recorder Genois charging
H. echne with having committed perjury under the fol-
lowing circumstances The accused on the 9th instant
meg before Judge Richardson Third Justice of the Peace
an affidavit in which he stated that he was appointed
keeper OF certain property seized by virtue of writ of
er fdciasthat Brady, under pretence of Selling the
commission of schnel to take charge the grocery store
of Brady and his WIFE which had been seized after OBJ
tanning possession of the commission destroyed it. Brady
to shoot any that should interfere with
the property and at the time seized and loaded
pistol in the of aan This occurred on the Sd
INSTANT and within the jurisdiction Of Judge Richard
sons court.
~ ene ABOVE case was examined before Judge Richard
sun "hen the charges found to be wifu and mali
uo's' anu brady, the accused, honoraby discharged
uy NJ" charged Schnel with willful and corrupt per-
jury and prays that he be arrested and dealt with ar
cordins to law. was issued for the arrest If
the accused
AN UNFORTUNATE ScAMP.-A man named
peoo"tey' alas w e. Brennan yesterday sent for
trial by Recorder Genos before the First District CONT IN
CHARGE TJo bod
"orkhouse in which pleasant retirement he has yet to
serve out his unexred term before can be allowed that
luxury of freemeu-a trial by jurv
1t appears that previous his apprenticeship in the
Work-house he had levied contributions on the public to
The amount of SO, which sum he buried in the ground
Cd vacant lot On getting out OF limbo, he felicated
himself highly on the enjoyment of his $40 which he had
on deposit in the mud ban on the vacant lott Int i'm,
ense was his establishment when coming to dig IN his
oney, ne found that the vacant lot had disappeared
mousse had been built upon the lot during his retire
menu ana to get at the money impossible Rather
Tight on gentleman Of nice "feelinks
ENTERING AND Observation-Disclosures was made
yesterday by Richard Snnot that about eight cloc his
premises on Moreau street between Port and Enghien
s'ree'S was entered and porten containing an or
DER 1or loo on the Ocean Towboat Company and about
four dollars in silver was stolen therefrom NJ m ha
by man named Thomas Cahan A warrant vsa issued |
for the arrest of Cahan
A HorTENToT.-Bill Hottentot, who is char
ged before Recorder Winter with assautne abusing and
insulting Mrs Josephine Wunsch (probably Wunsuch)
wife OF Henry G. Wunsuch some-such individual is to
be examined on the 25t inst, and is under bonds to
commit none-such outrage in future
UNDER BoNDs.-Patrick Healy. an individual |
who chooses to pass most of his time in state of obus
tication of the faculties from drink and who eobbles
whisky by the jug full for the obecaon of tina yuet
was yesterday required by Recorder Winter to find bonds
In the sum OF $500 not to go it so strong
NArcH-Louis, slave, belonging to Mr., !
duncan was yesterday arrested in the Second District
The charge OF stealing watch from one Washington n |
m c. The watch was found in his possession when mr.
rested
SENT uP.-George Brown, youth. for steal
ns from the store of Charles Wagner No 70 Royal street.
pair OF shoes was yesterday by the Recorder of the
second District for trial before the First District Court
SLuNG SHoT.-J J. Farrell arrested nv Ser
sean Mike Hughes night before last for being generally
trunk and carrying slung shot fined $40 Yesterday
~ Recorder Winter
CoMMIrTED.-JennyD Dumas, a W. c., charged
With assaulting Marie Bariere the 9Th inst was ves
erday sent by Recorder Genois trial before the First
District Court.