New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27
CitV IntelIieence,

ARRIVAL OF KOSSUTH. This remarkable man,
accompanied by his lady Madame Pusky, and Others of
his suite arrived in town yesterday morning on the
Alexander Scott, having taken that boat at Ncksburg
No considerable preparations had been made here to re-
ceive Kossuth and those that had been made mer
ably carried out He however met by the Mayor and
Recorder Genois and by portion of the Reception Com
mittee and escorted to the St Louis Hotel where suite
of had been provided for him Hewas here waited
upon by number of persons and by most of the German
military companies of the city which were out under
General Augusn. in full force The Turner's Society
turned in considerable numbers and accompanied the
military In the interview which took place in kossuths
apartments and subsequently in the rotunda OF the Hotel
remarks exchanged between him and the
Mayor, and Others though there nothing like set
speech What said however in either place we could
hear We learn however that the Mayor offered him
the Inequalities of the city, and that he thanked the a
thores of the city for the welcome extended to him and
expressed himself gratifed Herewith
Kossuth stated conversation after that he
tended address the citizens of NewOreans by let
ter understand) to dsabuse their minds with regard
to reports that have been put in circulation to his dsad
vantage
THE ELECTION RETURNs-The Sheriff, assisted
by Recorder Caldwell and the Justices yesterday pro-
ceeded with the counting of votes under the mandamus
of Judge Buchanan Those of the fifteenth precinct from
which understood much expected, We're counted
early in the day and with result almost exactly similar
to that of tho fourth precinct the particulars of which
gave yesterday morning The next box opened after that
of the fifteenth the tenth precinct upon which the
engaged when last in the cham
Der We deem it entirely unnecessary to give any further
details of this recountng least until something
important ranpres in the proceeding than we have yet
| noticed.
| DISAPPEARANCE Patrick Ruth had a trunk
in the trunk sundry articles of wearing apparel
The trunk and the apparel deposited in the house
of Grod and Baronne streets where the unucky
eyes of Bob Hinton fell on them The consequence was
that the trunk and the wearing apparel not long after
made sudden disappearance Sudden though it was
however it not at all mysterious and in nconcev
able short period sundr persons We're after Mr. Bob witt
sharp sticks He after turned i'll the Recorder
office when the option proposed that he should give
good bondsman for $500 or pass three months in the
workhouse. He took the latter, perhaps not so mucl
| from preference, as from necessity
| HORSE STEALING.--Joseph Colt was yesterday
arrested by the Second Municipality police charged witt
having stolen horse in Mississippi The particulars viii
probably transpire in Recorder Caldwells court th
| morning.
BREACH OF TRusT.-Jacob Yelley was yester
day arrested by the police Of the First Municipality
charged with breach of trust The particulars will b.
object of inquiry this morning before Recorder Genos
AssAULT.--William Apologize stood charged
yesterday with having two weeks ago assaulted Jane
kennegan board the steamer Bulletin No. O. He CAV
bonds for $500 to help him not to do it again
VIOLENT AssAuLT.--Corpora Charles Bonnie
val charges four men named Michael Donley James Han
ley, Thomas Hanley, and NJ. Conley, with having, Oh
Thursday night, committed violent assault Patric
kenney at grocery the of St. Louis and Cla
borne streets Kenny has since been confined to his be-
in consequence of his injuries The accused
and will soon be examined.
i ALLEGED LARCENY. Jacob Desprez state
that the 10th inst his shoe shop In Barrack stree
between Bourbon and Royal streets entered and a
his tools his armor bed and beddpgs, large lookin
glass etc. worth about 5000 feonously taken there
from. He suspects Arnbose, and two other person.
Of having robbed him in this and yesterday pre-
cured warrants from Recorder Genos under which Wn
Smith, Mrs Smith and Xavier Kerrick arrested,
will probably be examined this morning. The
declare that they took nothing from the house but whit
they paid for and their statement is probably true