New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

nent further said that shortly after he saw the wife Of
said Thomas in the yard with her face bruised
day. morning said wife Of Thomas Walsh found dead
the kitchon and that deponent verify believes that
said died Of the bruises wilfully and naciously
indicted ~ her husband Thomas Walsh appears that
Mn Walsh q very strong thirst and that
s hsS hsn & auepsa, that y nSning
Thomas walsh becoming disgusted had Thought to
hsr q the propensity exercising the right guaranteed
moderate corporal pnnishment' In putting his vir
designs 70 practice he struck her unlucky too
hard Whefeupon she died. Walsh arrested, and held
to answer on . day fixed s
b ATTEMPTED HOUSE BREAKING. .--V Vincent Gal
yesterday gave formation in tho Police the
Second DISTRICT that Sunday evening Charles White
ptal street without his invitation and being asked
What they wanted abused and threatened
further stated that they then LETT and attempted to force
open the adjoining house. belonging to Dr. Delery
the attempting to prevent them they incon
nently walked into his corporate affections, tore his
ciothes and treated him The parties
nine Yesterday STEPHENS was sent for trial before
days in default Of security.
CHARGE OF LARCENY AND ATTEMPT 10 BRIBE
PoEIcEAs. George Schultz, police officer of the Se-
cond District made oath yesterday before Recorder Ge
nois that at about nine O'clock being duty Gus
tom-house street. he observed named Andrew Ken
edy, carrying of plank from building on Bourbon
ther stated that he stopped the said Andrew whereupon
Andrew attempted to bride deponent by offering him $40
tie bid Andrew waxed exceeding wroth and pitched into
the policeman most violently and promiscuously Not
only this but Andrew attempted to grab the club Of the
ofcer and tore his clothes The accused arrested
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STAMPEDES AMONG SAILORS Sebastian Ban
dsric Captain o the Spanish bark Isabela yesterday
1--WE Spanish Sailors Of his vessel who about
desert It appears that these worthy subjects of Queen
Isabella had shipped for the outward and return voyage
Of the ship and having fallen in love with American nst
ttions formed the intention of deserving and Of be-
coming free and independent citizens of this republic
They were imprisoned, to await the sailing Of the ship
ONE OF THE VEsTALs.-Mary Williams, one of
the nymphs who display their feathers and irt their
ounces in the region Of Bourbon street made her courtesy
yesterday before Recorder Geno to account for habit
she has Of shaking her skirts at inoensve young GENTLE
men who promenade about there. Mary sported an
elegant hat and feather and robe Of aaame colored
afeta that swayed divney She was fined $40 whereat
hebribled euperby and brushed out of the court
like beautiful embodied storm" She was warned that
fine of 5 would be the consequence Of any future frt
ing Of the founces
APPLIED FOR IoDGINes.- venerable vaga-
bond named German Of Gallo extraction yesterday pre-
scented himself before Recorder Genos and applied
four months lodging in the Workhouse He stated that
as the weather was growing cold it was
sleeping under wharyes, and that he had constitutional
objections to work, His request complied with,
FIRST Observation-Disclosures the Peace
Four five individuals brought before Recorder
Winter, charged with disturbing the peace Sunday
mated at So 80 each.
II i oBBING A CLOTHES LINE. An individual re-
jocing in the innocent Of John Lamb and the guilty
possession Of bundle of Clothes which had evidently but
lately been in the hands Of laundress was arrested
during the night of Sunday, Edward street. He re-
mains in durance until the owner appears.
GETS CASTIGATIoN.--Jim, q slave of Mr..
Lemon, charged with having broken open tool chest
yard on Baronne street. with the intention Of appro
pratng the edged contents thereof to his use few
strips Of the rnd will be peeled off the gentleman with the
hope Of squeezing into him wholesome terror Of the
penalties OF dishonesty
VENDING UNsouND MEATS. - The above charge
was preferred against John Perris of Poydras Market
Examination on the 18th inst.
4 DANGEROUS AND SUsPICI0US.-Henry Williams
was found certain premises Poydras street at an
early hour Sunday morning. He sent down sixty
FIRsT DISTRICT CoURT-Judee Layue. Dir.
Richard q Anderson convicted of breach of trust in
embezsled about $4,000 entrusted his care
delivery to parties in by Greenwood Co.
time ii I847 Previous to s sentence. Il. p Fsid
Esq submitted and argued motion new trial based
on the ground that the intention Of embeszn the money
was not conceived previous to the departure of the pr
beyond the limits Of the State The grounds OF the
motion not being established to the satisfaction of the
pass sentence said that the crime aggravated
character and that in order to deter others like of
fences, he was constrained to inct sentence
therefore sentenced prisoner three at
labor in the penitentary The prisoner heard the sem
tence with composure bowed his head to the railing in
front to conceal the did not she'd and in moment
resumed his ordinary attitude The convict is man Of
genteel and educated for the medical pro-
fession will up to the Supreme Court on va
rious bills of exceptions.
BONDS FORFEITED. Twenty seven bonds for
appearance various charges in this Court
yesterday them, that of Thomas b. Cunningham
VINO was released on bail Of s2oo by Recorder Winter
murder Of Captain Weymouth in Theatre alley on the
10th Of July last.
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