New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

lodged in his facoall Of which done by one James
Aheru, with the wilful malicious and feonous intent to
murder deponent Ahiant further states that the said
James Ahern, after shooting him with the pistol beat
him over the head with it.
1t appears that the ball the pistol struck Martin
in the forehead and glanced His face was badly burned
with the powder The accused sent for trial before
the First District Court the charge of an assault with
intent to murder
BREACH OF TRusT-Af1idavit was made yes
teray before Recorder Genos by Jean Baptiste Gngon
setting forth that about two months ago the sonnaw of
the deponent entrusted letter containing $500 to
Eugene Martin In his employ in the parish of st. James
to be carried on board steamboat Music then in that
Parish and there deliver the letter to the Captain of
said Deponent further states that since the above
date said Eugene Martin has absconted eloniousy APP
propriaug and dsposng of to his use, the above
named amount of $500 thereby committing breach of
| trust Warrant issued
| A Rum SEII.-The other day rather neatly
dressed individual walked into the barber shop of
George on Common street. the Orleans House
and after having been shaveu shorn and champooed
drew dime entirely in cash and directed George to
step into the Orleans House and get him juep George
went as desired but his return, To- the shaven and
shorn individual had incontneny "vamosed," without
paying the damage 1t is needless to say that George
drank uep with infinite guso rejoicing that he had
secured such spirited acknowledgment for his trouble
FUGITIVE FROM JUsTECE.-A man named Reu-
ben r. Shell taken to the Poceo office of the Second
District yesterday in charge two officers from
Texas and the other from Alabama lie arrested in
Alabama on the charge of having murdered in Cass
county Texas in May, 1851 The states that the
man stabbed in grog shop. and died about four
hours afterwards The prisoner will be removed to the
scene of the alleged homicide
JIM MCLANE-This indidual, who was COM
mitted to the Workhouse by Recorder Winter on the
charge being dangerous and suspicious has given the
necessary security and yesterday discharged lie has
been banised from the State and required to leave its
limits within fortyeight hours, under bond $500
The only damage Jim suffered in consequence of his i'm
prsonmen was the loss of rather elegant moustache,
which was shaved off rather roughly.
NUNS ABOUT esterday, lot of about 20
Seminole Indians of the tribe commanded by the
nowned William Bowegs arrived at the United States
Barracks their way out West. They a wild look
ing and set with faces tnged with deep and set
tied melancholy at the prospect of leaving their native
forests to light fires in another land They are to be
| shipped off immediately
| lNQUEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday at
post No S. on the body of white name unknown
aged about % years about five feet high and stout built
Had coored figured calico frock white cotton che
mise white cotton stockings morocco brogans Had
| light auburn hair. Verdict Died by drowning
SwoRE OFF.-Wm. Greenleaf, charged with
getting generally and pro1nscuously drunk kicking up
the devils delight and breaking things. voluntarily took
oath neither again to get drunk neither to touch
taste or handle the uncean thing for the balance his
natural life Good lick
KlDNAPrlNG.-Jea Agerit, yesterday, in the
Second District, charged j. NJ Dupre, Mrs Gique and
Nlmle Denise with having kidnapped child of Oscar
Deniescem which said child is alleged be detained in
| house Bourbon street Search warrant issued
| FNED.-B. Hagan, Josiah Parson and VIM.
Smith charged separately with getting drunk cutting
up generally, fined each s.. That IS the ticket