New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-25

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CHARITY HosPITAL.--In this institution dur
pg the week ending Saturday last there admissions
of the deaths 80 yellow fever and II yellow fever
patients discharged There were only two
deaths of cholera during the week.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Judge Lorue.-Thes
following criminal disposed of in this Court
saturday:
W Murphy tried for assault and battery and found
2guilty.
Trinidad Garcia Garra tried for swindlng Thos sbiza
Tout Of SAG. by altering figure lottery ticket and
lseing 1t which had drawn prize-found guilty
Bridget Horn tried for having stolen $3.50 from james,
5Gilroy on the 22d ult., and found guilty.
VIM Johnson tried for assault with intent to rob-
Over Canton 10Th January last and acquitted
John Danaby formerly tried for and battery
land found guilty, was granted new hearing.
sEsrESeEs.John Cassidy convicted Of larceny, was
1senenced to six months Imprisonment in the parish Jail
John Irving convicted of larceny sent for two years o
5the penitentary.
Gerge Brown lad for larceny sent for two years.
Ito the House Of Refuge.
John Marshall convicted of larceny sent for one year
Ito the penitentiary.
philip xmenes for larceny, one year in the peniten-
{tiary.
George NJ Grand alias Grant for larceny one year n
Jesus Gonzales for larceny year in the pententiary
Henry Delishe for receiving stolen property year,
lin the penitentiary
Auguste Estenford f. m. c.. assault with dangerous
weapon, one year in the penitentary.
Joseph Trip assault with intent to kill nine months n
Patrick Kane for assault and battery two months n
! tie parish prison.
John Kelley convicted of assault and battery would
not up for sentence and thereby forfeited his
bonds Capias issued ~
1NsANE.-Mayor Crossman, acting as Recorder
3of the Second District Saturday, sent Alexander
Asylum, on q charge of unacy. Whttan had been
aboarding ina house Hospital street. where his conduct
SO furious that considered unsafe to allow
ghim to remain at large
JEwELRY.-The Mayor also examined GEORGE
SWested the charge of stealing Friday last from the
store Of VIM Eutzming. Ursune street. lot of fancy
severy Two rings stolen were found on the person of
he accused He delivered to the tender mercie
lot the judge and jury of the First District Court
DARING BuRGLARY-Large Robbeyy.-A mani
named Lewis Bardwe is under arrest in the First Dis
astreet on Friday night and stealing therefrom quantity
lof merchandise and large Of money About 1925
found in his He confessed to the burglary
that he opened the door of the by means
aof wires When in he found the key Of the safe in al
glass with which he opened the money drawer and
ook from it the money found in his possession part oil
the money which was in Spanish dollars has not been
recovered When Intercepted to whether the negro
who employed in the store aided him in the robbery he
replied that he had done it himself without any ass
jtance.
HABEAs CoRPUs.-The case of Mary Ann Mil
er praying for writ of hdbas get possession of
Cher minor child and daughter confined in the House of
Reuge yagrant. under the commitment of Recorder
jWinter tried In view of the facts elected the
tra the court concluded that the House of Refuge
most appropriate place for the child and accordingly
ss3remanded her to that institution.
"A A NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE HONoRs.--Mr. 3.
Place, who keeps Apothecarys establishment at the
corner of Eysian Fields and Victory streets has discover
individual whom he charges with having broker
open his arao few days since and stealing tbereron
S3SS00 When the robbery first discovered Charles
Place has made affidavit charging the robbery upon
sone Robert, who lives in the First District warrant
Twas issued on Saturday. and the accused arrested.
"a THE PERJURY CASE. - Mayor Crosslnan Oh
satrday examined the John Pierce, heretofore
noteed as being in custody on charge Of perjury This
.1Ba in the sum of $1,000 was required.
a THE GREAT FORGERY CASE. j. Hollister
4noced in Saturday mornings issue having been
Crested on the charge of passing in Gaveston Texas forged
on Saturday pleaded guilty and reonested to be
asent to Galveston for trial His request complied
sswh and he placed in charge of Capt Forno to BIZ
sAconveyed to the scene OF his crime.
"a VIM. Sullivan was sent for trial before the
FirtDistret Court Saturday by Recorder Winter
a charge of violent assault and battery committed
Magazine street, the list inst the person of Peter
81 Hancock.
81 INTENT TO KuI.-John Scott, atlas Baptiste,
His to be examined the Goth inst charge Of having
on the night of the 22a entered the house of William
Ewth bowie knife attacked him, dragged him by the hail
EAof the head and cut him severely.
a LARoENY.-The slave Charley, of the estate
saof Fgham, is the eth inst to be examined
charge of having stolen clothing aud furniture valued
ss350 from the premises of Eliza Bowers at the
Gavier and St. John Streets the 5th of July and 2i
f8of October. ,s. NJ.
n UTINY.--Captain Henry Cook, of the shil
7North Atlantic made complaint on Saturday before Re
corder Winter that between 10 and o'clock Frida
might Thomas DAILY and Edward 0Bren sailors boart
This vessel created disturbance among the passengers
thEv
uot and said they sorry they had pistols boy
ahis brains out They then broke open the cabin doc
Sand took possession of the ship whereupon assistance
aprocured and they arrested They held for
Examination
81 SENT FOR TRIAL. - Cornelius Mclaughlin
accused before Recorder Winter of assault and batter
Non the person of John Fitzpatrick Saturday
amned and committed for trial before the First Distc
G&Court
II SECOND DISTRICT and black
3guardsm low mark in this District yesterday
SeFera persons arrested for kicking up in tn
etGlobe ballroom Saturday eight They have been de
f3tained for examination.
VI CONCEALED WEAPONs.-James Armstrong i
Thunder Third District charged with carryin
8concealed about his clothes murderous revolver
n STAB.-Jo H. Baker is in duress in the Thirt
@Dstrct charged with intent take the life of Fran
sGeorge, by splitting him pike This warlke demon
z1stration was made the Pontchartrain Railroad o.
saSaturday.
Il GREAT MASS MEETING IN FAVOR OF ScoTT AM
&5GRAHAM-A meeting held at the head of Cor
gress street Saturday last The meeting called
e order by Mr. NJ. Hernandez, Jr
q PREsIpENr-General VIM. DeBuys.
III VICE PREspENrs.-Col. Chas. M. Waterman, Hon. c
Roselius, Capt Converse, R. jennings NJ. e. Edwards
Beverages, j. B. Bemiss, VIM Campbell and others.
81 sEcaErARIEs.-A.> Layet Louis Sere, J. Laidlaw.
Hstaes, F. B. Hernandez.
81 The meeting densey crowded
IN The Scott Rangers, the Antsnag Steamboat Club, an
other clubs were present with banners unfured an
8colors flying
II Mr.. Piles explained the object Of the meeting NJ
Wagner then addressed it in German. He folowe
H. j. Hays who addressed the meeting in an eloquel
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