New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-19

Lieutenant Hustss "Ah George, have you come to burn
Billy again?n (Meanng Murphy, for the house had been
robbed Of S1l0. a few nights previously
Prisoner I'm great trepidation) "Darn it, Mike,
didn't think you about" Come, old Es why can't
you let Teller be- u
Hughes. = Gomez
Prisoner, Don't now old fell. for I've done nothing
for long time and Pm broke fiat IL board and if
you take this time you'll blast my prospects fprevcr
Ilughes (sapping him on the shoulder) Come along
with me- you son of gum land the son OF gun u
came along accordingly
The Recorder sent the accused to study mechanism six
months in the Work-house.
STEALING WArcH.-Wliam Brown charged by Frank
Quartn with stealing watch from board the schoon
er Invincibe. lying in the New Basin admitted that he
had taken the watch which he found ying loose " ona
berth board the schooner and that companion of his
had him do it. He stated that after he had taken the
watch he ashamed to take it back He was remand
ed in order to give him chance to prove his statements
DEADLY AssAuLr-Ed. Barrel for smashing the head
of John Lawson with was brought up For the
of his bad and for breaking the head of
deponent, he was bound over to keep the piece!
A vlRAco-Mrs. Rice. cross-grained feminine, for
threatening to set fire to VIM Walker and his house. was
discharged.
Two Pluck OsE Edward Barrett and his aworser
half'' made wholesale assault Daniel Higgins who
epted to- Hefurther says that Barrel assaulted
and struck Mrs Higgins and cut her infant (about II
mouths od the face against the peace and dignity of
the Staten surgeon suggests that if she didn't cut
against the iesh" no harm done.
LARcEsYGeorge Rome, the charge of having stolen
$500 gold from the of John Anderson on Rel-
gou street recognized in 500 bond to appear for
trial before the First District Court
KEso.-An ordinance of the General Council imposes
fine the proprieors of all public houses in which the
game of Keno is kept In pursuance of this ordinance,
Captain forno has given notice to all concerned that if
found offending they will be prosecuted to the extent of
the law To those familiar with this game it known to
be rotten swinde and. in time is certain to alb
sorb all the money round the board that the victims
continue to play.
FNEp-Wm Mcdonald second mate of the ship Gar
rick, for striking woman. was fined $40
SAcRnEGTous.-George Hanna and James Gallagher. for
picking the pockets of a drunken in the Protestant
Cemetery are to be examined
ATTEMPTED LARcENY-An ancient offender VIM Num-
was arrested for attempting to steal account book from
an office on Julia street Being individual whose soul
thirstcd after Red Eye his probable design
change the book for swig of that potation.
INauEsrsIn inquest held on Saturday on the body
of man name unknown. found floating in the river at
post No. lie had black curly hair and whskers wore
red flannel shirt coarse boots white cotton shirt and
wooden check panaloons He seemed be about thirty
| years of age. Verdict-Found drowned
Another was held the body of Henry Parker ma
tive of Hull England and aged about 2s years who fell
from the ship Euxne at post 49, and drowned Yer
dict-Accidenta drowning
| SECOND DIsTRICT--R Recorder GenOis-- Session
Of satuday,-There the usual number of charges
discharges and commitments before this court Antoine
Rcgnet charged j. Montegut with appropriatng to his
and benefit, the proceeds of $50 90 worth of
bread entrusted to him for sale. The aant also
charged Adophe Chapns with like offence appro-
priatipg ST2 worth of bread
The Worhou replenished from this prolific spout
of sin, laziness and nquty by the addition of Misses
Margaret MOTIFS Ellen Richards Catherine Mauray
who mt there for fifteen days each for light life
and conversation and dsobeying the seventh
funny fellow was Jno Crosse Being out Of bread him
self he thought to take out OF innocent bread
cart and to that end threw stones at it. his infinite
satisfaction. He was required to find bail in the of
| 500 to keep the peace.
The individual George Lutcher who was arrested few
days ago for snatching bundle Of jaconet from the
Of Burgundy and St Ann streets and who made such
good time in attempting to get off with it. before
the Fl s. strict Court Nothing further deserving notice
transpired in this District
| THIRD Observation-Disclosures Seuzeneau-
Some details interesting to the thevng population oc
Cured in this department to which call the particular
attention of the light fingered gentry.
James Sweeney is Of the craft known "snappers
of unconsidered tres and seeing coat lying
of the benches at the Pontcharrin Railroad
pot he incontinently gathered it up and walking
OF when its called James and persuaded him
hand over lie was escorted by the police to free lodgings
and locked in.
Mary Thompson who charged by Mr. Price with
having stabbed him with PEN knife was discharged at
| the request of the prosecutor.
'Waopng u emnines appears to be n favorite exer-
else among the loving SWANS of the Third They wish to
In point is the of Mile Roaline Descoup who char
that she violently struck by the fist of Pierre
rain the said Pierre directing urging and giving
to said fist at the house of Mrs Madr Elysian Fields
street. in that sylvan region sacred to flowers. below the
| Luzenburg Hospital
As foil to the above, Mrs Boyle pitched into Farrell
Boyle and redeemed the honor of the female sex
some of the cleaners of other mems harvests
rather roughly used in this District The pub
scd of the stolen property recovered by the police
led many persons who have been robbed forward
and identify the articles lost The proprietor of
OIL Commercial Alley, which broken into few nights
If opinion that the goods are his Some
the shoes and roll of carpetng found in the house
Caiyc claimed by the proprietor Of shoe store St
Charles street He says positively that the shoes of
his manufacture The roll of carpeting very un-
wirldy mass and must have been carried away when the
wachmen happened to be entirely out OF the way 9TH
cr duty else our vigilan guardians of the night
have nabbed the thief without doubt Several trunks
and cases of shoes are supposed to belong to the captain
OF the ship Curus but their marks eaced by the
thieves that they cannot with certainty be identified
| man named Calve has charged two of the supposed
thieves with having sold him stolen goods and they have
| been arrested. Their names James Wilson and Ed
ward Kelly. Kelly arrested by Sergeant McCarty,
who had for it, and in chasing the fugitive fell
cask of wine. We always thought it would take
rel to throw him In this he recovered himself and
after gallant heat in which blood bone and bottom
displayed on both sides, the Sergeant made fine
Ting rally, and came up with the accused just he
crossed the at old house Barrack street Time
indefinite
The above closes the interesting catalogue of loves and
crime in what the :" Old Third