New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-22

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/ LAac.s, OF 4 wArcn-.. Procrastinaton & has here
totoe been called the thief of time, but William Brown
claims division Of the honors with this fictitious Hd
yiua for he stole tme-piece from schooner in the
New Basin and pleaded guilty Counselor Holland in
done and the case continued
PosrposEpThe of Foye accused Of killing Dixon
on the 18th inst continued on the novel ground that
the accused out Of his head. This s capui-al
joke and the Inference il that when he gets into his
| head the examination will be proceeded with,
| An Opp FIsH-Jamcs Murphy, charged Johanna Foley
with having violently spatched from his hand ten dollar
bill on the Southern Bank Of Alabama Councillor O'Ne
appeared for the prosecution He stated that the wit
ness Murphy. industrious man who worked in
the ryer From this would appear that Murphy is
he not inclined to be scay he differs from Others of hs
species. johanna gave bonds.l
| SECOND DIsTRIcT-RecOrdey GenOis-Su-
ting Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Irwin charges
James Hickey did the evening previous without
just proyocaton grossly threaten and abuse
deponent by calling him unmeniionabe to po-
lite and did Furthermore threaten to get fire to and con-
hagrate the premises of him. the said James Irwin %
ated Claiborne street. between ST. Louis and Toulouse
streets. Hickey was required to enter into bands.
V.GAhosDrss Officer Kehoe charges that Henry Stew
art vagabond able work having neither profession
nor trade possession habtaton neither goods of this
world maid servants servants he asses nor she
nher uere god ver levels nor ne
states that he arrested said Stewart hoard the steam
boat Tuscumbia in company with Hoosier, whom he
Intended to deprive by unfair means Of whatever articles
of value he might stand possessed and that said lIooser
not sufficiently up to snuff to preserve intact his
goods and chates against the Vaccinations of said
| Stewart. Stewart was sent down one month
| RuN oyER-An infnitesimal Ethiop. seemingly about
years of Charities street by the
driver Of cart 443 and 4s5 The individual took the Incl
dent very eooly and wabbed off well his business
would permit apparently much astonished at the Incl
dent.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Joseph r. Kasner charged
with having in his possession certain goods which had
been stolen the night of the 29th ult from the shoe
store of Mrs. Hoffman New Levee street. was commit
| tpuf II or fora he irstD Cour
John Red, charged with attempt to rob. was dis
| charged for want Of evidence. r.
Several persons for being drunk to find their way
home were accommodated with lodgings at the public
| pense.
| And sundry slaves arrested runaways.
| THIRD Observation-Disclosures iSeuzenedu-iSit-
ting Of Yesterdayyery little of interest TRANSFERRED JUS
tine MERCER made oath that the day previous His
tory street. Henry JEAN c.. did commit wlful
and malicious assault upon the child of aian against
| the peace and dignity
At the Pontclarrain Railroad George Jackson in
suited and abused after very rank fashion by Mat
| thew Brown.
A few watchmen were nsulted in the usual manner,
and Mendoza, charged with being receiver of stolen
| goods. discharged.
| FOURTH DIsTRICT-I2ecOrder paught-Sit-
| ting Of yesterday.
Mr. Lebarre. master of the slave Cncent. for allowing
said slave to sell vegetables in the street without cence
was fined $40
One Stephen Krnkenger for attempting to deform the
| features of Harriet Lester. was fined So.
SrAspEDISG Cows-This case has occupied the atten-
ton Of the Recorder during the last two days and owing
The great number of witnesses called and the number OF
lawyers employed in the not concluded yeser
day Two accused in the The cows thir-
teen in number belonged to free colored man. named
Jerry 1artwe 1t appears from the evidence which has
rcady TRANSFERRED that the accused only attempted to
lriyc the into pound in Jefferson City estrays in
order to obtain the fee allowed in such cases.