New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10


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ARRIVAL OF A REruaEE,-Laborde the Spanish Consul,
yesterday returned to this city in the Spanish steamboat
Grsoyal Colon 1t is his appearance since he scared
himself away last aud judging from the noise he
made coming take him to be- very glad to get back
The steamboat that he in sauted upon her
rival at the Government wharf, and she returned the
salute in accordance with the arrangements entered into
between the functionares at Washington Wehopc that
our people will be careful and not make such noise
as to Tighten Mr. Laborde away again.
In conformity to rcquisiton issued by Mayor Cross
man. and an order from Recorder CALDWELL large police
force was detailed to the landing Of the Consul and
the arrangements being completed Captain Forno and
Leutenans Hughes and Ahern in the afternoon
on board the steamboat to that all in rea
ness to insure him safe passage shore. Such how
was the apprehension of the man. that he thought
best to defer his landing until nine ut night which hour
his carriage and forty policemen attended and he
| entered the city without any risible accident.
CHARIvARI-A number of persons chiefly foreigners
assembled in front of the St Louis Hotel RECALLED its
occupants with performance tin pans broken horns
and dapated cowbels all Of which they averred was
in honor of one of the guests recently arrived at the
Hotel Chevalier Husemann is the gentleman to whom
these attentions were shown We heartily glad to
that few of the citizens and of the natives
of this city engaged in this disreputabe emonstra-
| ton
| PROBABLE MuRpER.-A young man, whose name was
ascertaned to be Leon Floran, yesterday morning
found in the well of yard in Greatmen street. between
| Bartholomew and Independence streets. There were
strong to suspect that the deceased to his
death by foul and the jury rendered the following
verdict Found drowned in we'll and after examna-
ton it is believed he did not meet his death by accident
The deceased native of France and aged abont
| twenty-six years
| HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--Wilam Mack alias Bill Dulaney
was yesterday brought before Recorder Caldwell n
charge of having robbed lame man, named Collins, of
two twenty dollar gold pieces and dollar in silver.
Thirty dollars of the money found the accused
arrested The Recorder sent him before Recorder
Genois examination. the robbery having been
mtted in the First Municipality the of Custom
house and Old Levee streets.
| CoMM1rrEp-John Melville. whose exploit at a Shoe
store in Notre street chroncled some days ago
was yesterday committed by Recorder Caldwell for trial
| before Judge Larue
| ALLEGED LARcENY.-Franeois s. Carbere, who keeps a
billiard table and grocery. the of Preur and
Barrack streets states that Sunday night four men
named Thos Boyd John Goodrich Charles Mortimer and
William Hood after playing half hour, at his billiard
table stole two billiard balls both of which found
on Hoods person. The accused yesterday brought
before Recorder Genois who committed them prison
| for further examination.
FoRcIBLE PossEssIoS-Thomas ii. McCann states that
man named Greenhill yesterday morning. with the as
stance Laurent who picked the lock- entered
his exchange office, of Royal Barrack streets
and held possession in spite of compliments efforts
| Warrants were issued for McCanns arrest