New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-09
DAILY CRESCE NT.
Local Intelligence.

Local Intelligence.
REcoRDER's CouRr, FIRST DISTRICT Rough
and TsuabkJ. W Hassau and Joseph JOHNSON were ID
dulging in the recreation " oldfashioned light o.
Tuesday night in Poydras Market VIXEN the watchmal
ended ths fun By erecting tie They
next. 7Nre1f
CUrrING.-John Murphy and Jas. Brennan
will have their examination on Saturday the 11th for
sistiug stirling spd cutting Che officer who arrested them
the Levee. Tuesday night The sfdavt charges thai
the cutting with intent to murder.
DrsTURBERs. John King, William Collins and
James Walsh were crested y On Tuesdsy IL Bs
Migrants On examination yesterday, Collins wss sent u
the for thirty days Walsh and King Required
to give bonds for good behavior. m ~ s.s,s
DRuNKARDs Rosina Ksarney, arrested 1t 8
P. Tuesday drunk st. John street. made earnest
treaty for release d she had two children, but not
friend in the world protect them Being az OLD often
Alice oua ID s dsssd and yasrsp was sent to IL
Warehouse for thirty days John Finney for similar
charge, was hnsd hve foaisrs
SHrNDY.--J ames Kennedy and Thomas Red
street O'Clock Wednesday morning. called for and
ate oysters and when tho proprietor asked for pays
ment they commenced breaking plates and threatening
him. When the officer went into the house for thepuf
pose Of Kidding the premises Of them he assaulted
struck Bonds for good behavior required Of both
STRIKING AN OFFICER .-Thomas Flamery ,was
yesterday fined Eve dollars for thrusng officer Conway
out Of cab, Common street. at o'clock Tusdsy
evening Conway In the discharge OF his duties
terng the cab when cenched him and they both
il out upon the curoone Of the guttss the ocs VIII
Henry Warren found Iyng drunk the corner Of Com
mon and Magazine streete at Tuesday proved to b,
the lock up He violently assaulted aud struck the frs
officer who took him Accused had to give bond for good
behavior or go to prison. sss +
USING CoLT.--Jacob Hubbard, a Waterman,
asssuIting and bessang James Malone with colt
charge Of this nature against constituted guardian %
the peace should Se thoroughly on the exam
SPURIOUS Corn The city in the last few days
has had great accession to to the bogus half dollars
circulation Capt Forpo and his aids in the First Dis
trct are upon the trail and will doubt in day tive
discover and break up the fountain from whence flows
this impure stream John Devn was arrested on Tues
day morning in Dryades Market charge Of utterng
two counterfeit half dollars He was allowed to 20 %
custody of an officer for the purposc OF pointing out
butcher from whom he said he received them The
was continued James Moore-was also arrested smi
lar charge preferred by j. Kreyder, but it appearing
that Moore who did not know the coin bad had
ceved it from the steamer Mary Foley he discharged
DARK DoINGs.-Margaret, slave of Taylor, and
Emily slave of Ferrier for creating disturbance and
using Indecent language at IL O'clock Tuesday night
Pbippa street. respectively sentenced to receive q
iashes and pay fine Of IS. -
BRorHEL-Mrs. Buck and George Myers will
be examined Monday the charge Of keeping broth
FL on o. SuhritS stEett, near Dt. Jostpu
The SHULuIcK MURDER.-The examination Of
Murphy and others this charge necessarily post
poned until Saturday in consequence of the indsposton
of the Coroner, who Is the witness for the State.
NEGRO Doctor. - Gabriel, f. m. c., had his
examination yesterday on the charge of having about
two months ago administered medicine to white
from the effect Of which she suffered serious Illness Ac
the house Of the woman and representing
that he had been sent by her husband gave her two bot
ties Of liquid medicine and afterwards returned with
eral powders which she to take at intervals of
hours duration. On taking the fifth powder her mouth
became inamed and her stomach commenced swelling
companied by violent retchng, from which she
leved by enetic of warm milk, administered by hel
husband powder said to be of those prepared fol
weighed about 40 grains Accused was sent to the First
District Court 49, ...l g.
RECORDERS COURT, SECOND DIsTRIcT.-The
In this Court yesterday devoid Of interest,"
Catharine Kelly complained the Recorder that in thu
forenoon while she passing in the yard Of her premi
at the of Calves and St Peter streets inter
ferng with and at peace with all the world
the Of mankind she then aud there assaulted
without any just proyocation with knife, By
individual calling herself Bridget Holmes with inten
the part of said Bridget to slit the weasand Of the sa
CathariBe
Ellen Molloy who is vestal Of like peaceabe nclning
with the Catharine aforesaid also complained that ben
in preises situated in Benvlle street. the i'm
precincts Of IRENE street. she threatened
and assaulted with weapon held in the murderous hand
of Patrick Reynolds. She further complained that
from the nature of the threat which has been made
she apprehends and is in fear Of bodily injury from hi
part.1 ,y6.gla Y i.'. Il
Another much injured faminine rejoicing in the appel
ation of Eyena Marceln disclosed tale Of terrible
eeance wrecked upon her by Catherine Fits, fire.
cypran Of mahoghany aspect The story is that Gatha
rne Fits having the fear Of the Police before her
but being moved and seduced by the instgaon Of he
malicious disposition. did draw certain unlawful and
mentonable weapon upon the unotending kyeliDa, tn
of which she empted upon the head of her ai
enemy the great offence of her nosrs and against tn
| peace and dignity Of the State.
In addition to these Margaret Brennan was brought
the justice, charged the corporal oath of Eliza
beth Noel with having by foul caused the death
her infant child whose father thought to be blacke
than the ace of spades aud the shame of whose birth sh
had thought TO hide by the dark conceament of the
Margaret sent to prison toswait her examination