New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-07
City Intelligence.

MORE SrABBING.-We believe our city item
compositor keeps this head standing. has it stereo
typed to trouble in frequent combination of the
letters in the same form 1t takes its place his galley
beside Another MURDER Fatal Array etc etc the
printer knowing very well that he will have to use it
pretty much every day and yet why should he know
even suppose, any thing of the kind Well simply by
experience He knows very well that the city item man
oursef gentle reader-has the ingenuity to invent
permutate headings enough all the
kind that are occurring in our city day by day. He
knows that vocabulary not exhautless and that
must around to the expression about once
in twentyfour hours. and he lets it stand And why
this so? We guess but to confess candily, do
Judges and Juries and Judge Advocates violate their
conscences and their duties and their oaths We will
pretend to charge the Governor of the State his
advisers the Senator'S with conspiracy against the
and dignity and general character of the State though
there stern facts that might up to our sup
port in such case But we will content ourse,f with
asking what may be the danger involved in shooting an
enemy down, or in stabbing him under the fifth rib
We could hardly pursue this matter without getting
seditlous and we will come directly to the subject
indicated by caption by saying that at II O'Clock
Monday night. man named Mcdonnell was stabbed near
the of Franklin and Customhouse by las
supposedly one George Harvey who was arrested few
moments after by Corporal Bernhard yesterday
mitted by Recorder Genos for future examination.
SENT UP.-James Healy was yesterday
brought before Recorder Genois for examination on a
charge of having assaulted Frederick Crate Friday
last board the steamboat Rosa He arrested and
sent for trial before Judge Larue
VIOLENT AssAULT.--Mary Parker states that
Edward McGovern and Mary Quinn came to her house
yesterday on Benvlle between Burgundy and Dauphin
Streets and called her out When she out on the
pavement Mary Quinn seized her by the hair dragged
her on the sidewalk and violently beat her Warrants
issued for the arrest of McGoYern and the woman
Quinn.
BURGLARY. Alexander Fouquet states that
Monday night his stall in the Meatmarket of the First
Municipality was broken open and robbed Of 40 tickets
checks for sheep skins of which found in posses
sion of Peter Dollahan and Stephen Dolahan The two
Dollahans were arrested and committed prison await
examination
GAMBIING.-We notice within a few DAYS the
OF three new gambling shops in St Charles
street between Gravier and Poydras ears are
constantly dnned during the evening with the rafting
of the keno globes and the nasal song of the game keep
ers If this Of the legitimate results of consoida
ton. we go for being unconsoidated immediately if not
sooner.
A GLORIOUS NlBBLE-A neophite of the Isaac
Walton school was yesterday taking lesson in the
ditches-or. style them canals communicating
with the Lake when much his astonishment he got
bite He knew by instinct that it was no ordinary
bite and confident that his customer double
catfish or swapping turtle if it were not the sea
serpent he grasped his line most vigorously and yelled
for help Ills line strong, and his powerful and
putting hn:e Justify to the work he soon found the dis
lance lc seeming between him and his game and encour
agement adding force to his energies after time he
brought 1T to the edge of the water 1t an alligator
would be hard to which the frightened the
man or the alligator but help for the former coming up
the beast was secured and pnioned and carried off in
triumph to the city.
In the of our rambes along these ditches-we
mean canas-we often little boys sporting their
dark contents and tell this story their especial
benefit adding thereto this piece of information that an
alligator is as devoid of discrimination he OF moral
sentiment, and he is just apt to take fancy for the
shining legs of little boy for those of a skinned bull
frog.
DULL.-An awfully dull day was yesterday
Not case OF any general interest up before the
Courts civil or criminal and the were peaceabe
as those of country village
In the Fifth District Court Mr. Jacob Barker closed his
or
rather the Judge closed it for him and tbe was
under consideration We have before stated that it
up TINS time again, motion for new tral-the fifth
OF sixth. we believe As Mr.. Barker was not allowed
to finish his speech we learn that intends to print it
for the benefit of the lawyers posterty
In Recorder Caldwell's Court there long
gnments touching libel charge preferred by Adolphus
NJ sayre against Thomas Hood, that CO was taken
into consideration