New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-24
DAILY CRESCENT.
Local Intellipance.

INTERPRETATIONS BaH-That odd
order Of independent fellows the Cowbeions give grand
Fancy Dress and Masquerade Ball the Armory Hall
night; The cowbeons have been established but few
months and this is their first entertainment Any guam
tty Of fun anticipated this the festive Inauguration
Of their association We acknowledge the
cep Of invitation to be present. and shall endeavor to
avail ourselves Of 1t. See advertisement ~
MURDER TREAL.-Joseph Knoll, was tried yes
terday the First District Court charge Of murder
in having killed Thomas Haney the 3Oth of April last
at the Gold Region Coteehouse Of South Market
and Front Leyee streets.
The testimony which Of contradictory character
was given at great length and occupied the Court the
greater part of the forenoon condense it, giving only
thematerai facts: st '
Gold Region Csffrehouse for the purpose of taking
drink. (Knol the accused. was barkeeper there The
drinks poured out when Haney remarked that he
had money pay for them, but would pay next day.
Knoll then threw helquor under the counter whereupon
parties Some f the witnesses testified that Haney struck
the first blowthat he threw tumblcr at Knoll Knoll
then jumped the counter and stabbed Hansy killing
Raniel Huat Christian Roselius and Al p. Field Esds,
appeared for accused The case was given to the
at2ocock After short absence they returned with
verdict Of MOT Guilty.
REUoRDER's sLouRT--- First District Ed
win Ash youth Of some eighteen years. was arragned
yesterday the charge of having stolen watch from
deaf and dumb man named Smith. The youth stated
that he matchmaker. and was in the the
day Smith loat his WATCH and that Smith told him with
his aoger that he had lost his watch and pointed out
various having taken it, Accused also stated that
the room very full at the time that the watch
taken and from his rsmarkpg that Smith had lost his
among thieves The feelings of the boy here
him, and he wept aloud He was remanded until to-day,
when the Recorder told him that If Smith who has not
yet been found did not appear he would be discharged
DISTURBING THEATRE.-B. G. Argno, ares
ted Wednesday night for disturbing the Of the
&C. Charles theatre was Yesterday required to give bonds
for good behaviour pay ne of SIS in default thereof
to b ipcarcerated for thirty daysin the Parish prison
SUSPICIOUS. Cowey arrested on board
the steamer st, Paul at o'clock Wednesday night, found
prowing about the boat in suspicious manner ar
raigned yesterday and his examination fixed for the 18th
instant f-...- p
FINES IMPosED.--John G.. Gentry for disturb
ing the peace Gravier street, at s Wednesday
fined So Michael Horty, found lying drunk and
able to take care of himself at ~ NJ. Tchoupoulas
street was also fined 3d.
In Hot WATER,-The wrath of Daniel Ander-
son, 4. IN c.. boiling with indignation against
MI Thomas LanstSn and the water 10 his Kettle wa
inst when the aforesaid wrath the occasion of Dan
seixing the kettle in his hands and emptyDg the scald
ing contents thereof upon the person OF said Langton
For this offence with the additional charge Of assault and
battery Anderson who cook of the brig May Queen
will HAYS his examination to-day.
FIGHTING CHARAcTERs.-Daniel Block an6
jules Hess arragned yesterday and their examna
ton fixed for The 9th Instant the charge of fighting
and disturbing the in Camp street at 10 o'clock OF
Wednesday night Officer kenny, by whom they wer,
arrested also further charges that few moments afte
their arrest and while in his custody the two men
provoke dy doubled teams on him IN an attempt TO CIV
him drubbing. .,,. -a
assault AND BATTERY.-Peter Mulvey is
tenant of Mr. Holmes and few days past upon bein
called upon by j. @, Moseey agent for the collection
Mr. Holiness rents for the of rent due by Mulvey
to said Holiness he gBvs,Mosrley in payment, monkey
allowance. kicks than hnlf.peuce" For this Of
against the peace and dignity of the State
the charge of assault and battery be
fore the First District Court.
& AssAuLT.-John Colt, Mrs. Gott and Mar.
Ann Welsh. were examined yesterday on the charge
assault aud battery committed in Dryades Market tn
18th inst upon the person of Mrs Margaret Brook upo
investigating the affair." it appeared that it all from
spite that Mary Annwho is girl not quite IA
agbad against the complainant for having discharge
her mother from her SERVICE The girl attacked Mrs
with the srocity of tgress tearing her comb from he
head and breaking it, and pulling hair at great rat
The Recorder read Mary lecture upon the necessity
restraining her ungovernable temper and required ro
the three accused bonds to keep the peace.
STOLE CLoAK.-John Mitchell was arreste
on the Leyee at o'clock yesterday afternoon by oic
Dunbar ut the request of VIM. Kane, for breaking ope
his trunk aud stealing a cloak therefrom.
When Dunbar attempted the arrest, Mitchell pitohe
into him right and left, and for while it was nip an
tuckn tight up and tight up but the officer got him
last not without having received bruised eye and sp
lip. however.
DISTURBANCE. George Birch was arrested {
brM yesterday, by Dunbar at the request Of the ca
tain Of the steamboat Natchez being drunk and d
turbing the peace on the boat. u
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS. roll call at IL
lookup. last night Birch and Mitchell handcuff
together and started down Heva street. in custody Of
wAtcbman, for the Work-house At the corner OF
John street Birch slipped his haudcuf and made 9
and shortly after Mitchell the dodge on the ofic
and made off with the wristbands. We in hopes t
latter may arrested and severely dealt with for his
eault Dunbar.