New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26
CITY Intelligence.

LOST IN THE WOODS. Yesterday a young
man about nineteen years of age neatly dressed was
found by some about three miles from the river
in the of the Third District He deirous with
fever and could give account of himself that he
from NewYork and had been about two days in the
woods without food or water The suppostion is that he
wandered there in state of derum fever He was
sent to the Charity Hospital
| lNQUEsT.-Coroner Wilkinson held an inquest
on the body of Robert Weaver, native Portland
aged about SO years lie found in a house on the
corner of Roman and Cypress streets. Verdict died
| deltrtuR heMenS."
| BURGLARY AND ROBBERY Louis Bardwell,
noticed yesterday as being under charge OF
having the night Of the 21st inst, broken into the
store of Mr. Charles Feinour Magazine street. and
| money the amount of about $780, was Yesterday mr.
raigned before Recorder Winter From certain state
ments made by negro the accused (who had previously
been employed clerk by the proprietor store
was suspected. He was traced by officer Farrell to
house in the of Poydra street there
he was preparing to decamp The of 1925
in the prisoners possession which he tried throw
as the officer was conveying him to the guard house He
and was sent for trial before the First District Court
| SETTING FIRE.-John Guawne and Falandine
Gatiue yesterday arrested in the Third District for
setting fire to pile Of wood the McCarty Plantation
1t charged that they revenge for the arrest of
of their friends who had been caught stealing wood
from the same plantation. Sent to the Parish Prison
| CHARGE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seuzeneau,
who combines the functions of the Judiciary with the
Executive. yesterday made descent men oppo.
site the Hsborough Plantation, whose names are John
McCarty and John Thompson, accused of robbery and
brought them to the Police-ofice
STEALING A WATcH.-John Hughes was ar
rested yesterday in the Second District at the
one Barker, charged with stealing watch.
| A SLAVE FROM ENGLAND !!!-Officer Gillibar-
dy yesterday made affidavit before the Recorder of the
Second District that the previous night he arrested
coored named John Toussant, asked him for his pa
and was told by youth named George Wells that
Toussant was slave belonging MI Johnson of Liv-
erpool England. and cook board of ship Hay
ing since asceraned that Toussant he arrested
George Wells as dangerous and suspicious character
Under the private legislation adopted by Recorders
for their George will have prove his innocence
| or fret oakum in the Retreat an Hevia street
| CHARGE OF LIBEL.-F. Olivella, n Spaniard,
made oath yesterday before Recorder Genos that one
Pepe Lula another Spanard had been guilty of libel
on his fair fame by publishing and causing to posted
on the street certain beous production prayed for
his arrest The production referred beous printed
the French Spanish and English languages and reads
follows - certain Felix Olyella after Insulting and
even beating Spanard whom he few DAYS age de-
enceess in the street. had the mpudence to boast pub
cy that he would do much for the other Spaniards
residing in this town In consequence the un-
dersigned being trtebon Spannd have had no obiec-
ton to put myself immediately the disposal of said Oil
vea and his cowardy has been that esteemed
aud regarded too much to try to do any harm l.
therefore, publicly deny having been friend of said
OTell and dsvow the esteem he pretends to have for
and declare that it is nothing but subteruge that
| his cowardice has suggested to him.
tSigned pEpE LULA.