New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

the other six months old, weighing only three pounds
The parents very large persons the father wepbn
| 2of pounds, and the mother 1876 pounds
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City Intelligence.
lNouEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday by
deputy coroner Loza on the body of white boy abou
fourteen years old found floating in the river miles
below he The boy is supposed to have been drowned
"he oaehihg IN the river Verdict, Found drowned
| MONEY STOLEN,-Zach Rhodes, who lives at
No q Epanade street. was robbed of S3s5 on the night
before last by some adro villain who took the money
from underneath Rhodes pillow. Zach saw the char
fumbng about the head of his bed but surprising it
be his wife who was there quietly o2ed off and suffered
the marauder to depart No clue the thief has beer
| discovered.
| ATTEMPTED ROBBERY - Charles Tvde and
Henry Burrow, who arrested on Tuesday night in
Barrack street. in the act of robbing Edward Con were
brought forward to before Recorder Genos yeser
day 1t appeared investigation that they were shin
mates spree, and that robbng another was not
considered among them felony. The accused vera
| discharged.
| BEATING WIFE-NIrs Kuntz appeared yes-
tcrd before Recorder Seuzcneau to her
band Peter Kuntz for beating and otherwise mareatng
her at their residence Mysian Fields street
Peter was held to answer.
BREACH or TRUsT.-William Vosh, charged
before Recorder Genos with approprating his own use
S the property of another person heretofore noticed
Yesterday Voluntarily surrendered HIMSELF and gave bail
to appear Tor examination.
LARcENY.-Nancy Townsend is to be exam
med on the I'd proximo before Recorder Winter the
charge of having about two since stolen s2O from
the house of Edward King at the corner of nlia and
Ichoupitoulas streets
LEMON SQUEEzER.-George Lane was yester-
day examined before Recorder Seuzcneau on the charge
Of having in February last, the corner of Mandeye
and Moreau streets attempted take the life of one
Boyer by striking him the soft part of the head with
lemon squeezer Lane has been absent since and has
but recently returned He sent before the First Dis
ric Court to be tried the charge an assault and
battery with attempt to kill.
WATCH STEALlNG.-James Marshall and Jas.
Sanford were brought for examination yesterday
watch worth 500, from George Wilson, at house on
Philippa street, on the 18th inst.
Edward Waters, witness the part of the State tes-
titled that on the night of the robbery the prosecutor
came into the Fashion House, corner of
Phiippa and Perdido Streets under the influence of
certain democratic beverage called whisky and treated
the persons in the house to drink of the yanous
distillaon After dosing the crowd he pulled out his
watch to note the hour and after putting back he took
seat IN the oyster room adjoining the bar and then and
therefei into state of somnoence Witness Mar
SHAH one Of the accused go behind Wilson, and feel
him but did not know whether he took anything from
him or not Immediately after feeling Wilson, Marshall
tegned sickness and left and Sandford the other prs
the only person Wilson when he was asleep Abont
fifteen minutes after Marshall and Sandford left Wilson
discovered that he had lost his watch Witness suspected
marshall mad taken the watch. and had asked him what
time 1t was in order to ascertain that he had watch
sanford was discharged and Marshall was sent before
the First District Court be tried on tho charge of lar
cepy.
ATTEMPTED VIOLENCE Frances Mort
ary made complaint yesterday beore Recorder Winter
that on the previous night about 10 O'Clock on Cirod
street, she was violently assaulted and dragged off the
banquette into an aleyway, by Michael Hyde and
that when there she knocked down by said Mike who
paet ms knee upon her breast and his hand upon her
mouth to prevent her from giving alarm and that
while In that position he attempted to indecent ber
ties with her person Mike dsoe the the occasion
charged but admitted previous good understanding with
the indignant and yirtuous Mrs Frances Mike was re-
CURED to furnish bonds in the $500 for his ap
pearance for trial on the first Of October.
FoRKs.-A few days ago a nice young man,
who travels under the name of George eohcan took ms
on board the steamer St Charles running between
the Lakeend of the Ponchartrain Railroad and Mobile
during the passage seven silver spoons disappeared mystic
rousy from the pantry of the boat Teobean christened
George was suspected Of having stolen them and accord
ingy Captain Forno laid violent hands upon the said
eorge and brought him to the First District Police
there to prove of the charge according to
immemoral usage in this department to go to jail to
DAY Joseph Boedenhener who deals in articles argent
made an affidavit in which he charges George with having
attempted to sell to him the individual forks. The name
st Charles was engraved the forks The prisoner
was remanded to await his examination the proximo
: CHARGE OF LARcENY--John L. Daniel made
affidavit yesterday before Recorder Genois that he en-
rked on Sunday evening last at Point Coupee board
he steamboat Cerro Gordo and after getting on
board he discovered that his trunk containing lis wear
ng apparel and sundry valuable papers, missing |
lie further stated that during the trip down to this city
undry of his clothes found Tuesday evening
he greater part of them found by the officers the
hold OF the vessel From information received, he had
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thorn, James Devany and John Caldwell deck hands on
the boat were concerned in the stealing of trunk and
contents The parties accused arrested and in dc.
fault OF bail were remanded to prison.
TREsPAss.-On night before last, according
to the sworn statement of Mary 5on certain dsordery
individuals named John Clark Robert Hughes Charles
GOODMAN and Charles Hammond, to her house in
Condo street. aboat twelve o'clock and forobly broke
open the door OF her premises entered threw one of her
glasses into the street. and also tho curtain of her door
ana at the sight Of deponen taaosed rance in great
leaving her to lament her losses ha
we're lined each ten dollars and in default OF payment to
90 to prison. ~ |
THREATENING TO KnI,-Charles Snow, for |
to xii! the of B Kamrear with stone
was yesterday arrested in the Third District and held
answer.
AXE.-B. Kamrear, for assaultne Mr.. Snow |
WITH IN axe and for threatening thorewith to chip off the
thread OF said Shows existence arrested yesterday
md held to bail in the Third District.
ASSAULT ON a Boy-James Kerls, for an as |
ault young lad named Theodore brought to the
Of the Third District yesterday and required
10 furnish bonds for his appearance for examination
BROKE HER BACK cecilia Jane Wolf COM |
claimed yesterday, in the Second District Poice-oce
hat Eliza Coney assaulted and struck her with brick
n the back, Eliza was arrested
ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE McCabe Chat is |
say one of the McCabes appeared yesterday before
Recorder Winter to prosecute Jim Gallagher for assault
ng him with knife The accused required to give
ponds for his good behavior
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