New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20
Local Intelligencs.

L BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-IhlS body
beers. Dr.. Alpuente in the chair
ORDER THE DAY.-An ordinance regarding the Fire
Department of the city and providing for its support had
its second ling and then with slight amendments
adopted, section by section with the exception Of those
sections relating to independent hose companies which
resolution relating to heincrease. of the police Of
NewOreans and repairing Of the etc.
making the increase one hundred and seven men the
preamble to said resolution providing for the distribution
Of said increase as follows towt two roundsmen and
fifty police for the First District two roundsmen and
twenty police for the Second District roundsmen
and twenty for the Third District and one rounds
man and ten men for the Fourth District amended
by substituting thirty the First District ten men
for the Second District, and three for the Fourth
District which amendment was lost-12 yeas, nays.
onemoton, the whole ordinance indefinitely laid
upon the table,
resolution for the building of bridge across the new
canal was read second time and there being quorum
| the BoBrd adjourned. a.
RECoRDER's COURT = FIRST DISTRICT Idle
aud Worthess-Phil Simmons and John Kane two incor-
rgbe vagrants who suffered go free last week on
promise Of were up again yesterday morning
similar charge and were sent to the Work house for
ninety days each.
| INTERFERENCE. - Marseille was arraigned
yesterday on charge of interfering with watch
man in the discharge of his duty 1t appeared that the
Waterman ordered mar" away from house on the
Leyee, and the being little tardy in his movement
the Waterman struck him twice with the leather
thong attached to his club which accused
with remonstrancss The Recorder read the officer leo
ture on the improperly of his conduct but told
that the proper course would have been to report the
watchman, and he would have been discharged Accused
was discharged.
ASSAULT AND TREsPAss.--E. Suzet, j. Miller,
and others charged by Lucinda Patton who reedes
in the First District with entering her house by the
window, assauting and batterng her and others who
We're in the house at the time Another affidavit charged
suzet with being vagrant and equenting houses of ill
fame and grog shops Bonds $500 Trial 2sd inst.
FIGHTING Francis Mohan, for fighting and
disturbing the peace of St. Charles street. bond and
security to keep the peace in future.
Assault AND 'BATTERY.--Counter af6davits
were made yesterday before the Recorder by officer
Coleman against John Corbit for assault and battery
while the officer in the discharge his duty was arresng
him the other by james Goodwin against the officer for
unnecessarily striking Corbtt with his club while taking
him to the lock The charge against Corbt was dis
missed and the officer gave bond in $500 for his
ahce before the First District Court for assault and
battery.
CHARGE OF LARCENY --AIrs Amanda G, Bur-
CESS made affidavit yesterday that Benjamin Howard and
his wife appraised and sold to complainant the furniture
ola house on the corner of Liberty and Melponens
Streets in which defendants then resided and that on
about the 4h of October last taking possession of the
premises deponent missed large Of the furniture
charges Howard and his wife with the larceny The
amount OF property missing set forth in the affidavit
was sufficient to have furnished eight ten rooms The
case will be examined on the sd inst
HARD CAsE.-Ellen Fitzgerald made a COM
panst against John Moore yesterday on which
winter sent him the Parish Prison for three months
She said that john who her SISTERS husband goes about
the Levee during the day and dsptes his entire
brandy that is in him at night rendering the house
too hot for either of the woman that Mrs Moore had
to support the families and that both Of the women
were willing to support the accused if they could but
have peace from him, Knowing this could not be OBJ
tanned without the aid of the law she the
corder to send him to prison.
FLYING HORSES .-Frederick Wright keeps a
place of entertainment for juveniles PhAppa street
Widow Mary McKenny, on Sunday afternoon last missed
her children and srghtway directed her steps towards
the temptation Of Wright andthere found the lost ones
the pegasus of accused describing circles
mid air. while Wright rotary motion the hand and
arm quietly extracting harmony from hand organ
The plaintiff demanded her children from accused who
nothing answering ground on second and third time
she preferred her request whereupon she knocked
down, and afterwards thrust from the place Sh,
asked by counsel il she struck the of the accused
and answered that she Knew nothing about his organ
Wright gave bond of $3.50 his appearance before the
First District Court
SECOND Observation-Disclosures Genois-Com-
mited--Wm. Myers was yesterday examined touching
snatched from the store No S Old Leyee street He was
sent before the First District Court.
FNED.-JoAn Mack, for endeavoring to create
strike among the steamboat hands the Levee, thereby
disturbing the peace fined S. and required to give
bonds in the Of $500 to keep the peace and default
thereof committed to prison fifteen days.
Peter Healey, for abusing in the rank
garb one Pierre Adophe ohsrbonstte and afterwards
payment sent TO prison ten days.
ROBBERY. --Frappo Recovich was arrested at
therequest of Thomas k. Flanagan for taking from
gro boy fvetin buckets.
REcoRDER'S CouRT-FouRTH DIsTRIcT-Bel-
Rgant-Martin Schonhoefer resides at the corner of
jackson and Water streets in the Fourth District On
Thursday last while solacing his inner with drinking
to the health of absent friends he got well cooked that
he discharged his gun through the window at imaginary
present enemies The report heard in the hose but
no one having accused in the act Of firing the gun
he was discharged upon jail fees
SERVED HIM RIGHT.-George Hacker was ar
rested at the of Sixth and Jersey Streets the
fourth District yesterday charged with insulting ladies
tne street and disturbing the peace in the negbor
recorder Vaught required him to give Bonds of
soo 20 Reep the peace for six months and pay fine of
ted for sixty days -