New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14
Citv IntellIgence.

THE LATE RAILROAD Aoc1DENT.-The col
sion Saturday between the Carroton cars and the
Fourth District horse cars noticed yesterday likely to
be productive Of serious consequences than
first anticipated DR. Landreaux, who was thrown from
the p of one of the trains informed is in very
critical condition. being badly bruised and fears
tertaned that he will not At last accounts 1t
was more than doubtful whether he would survive.
we have not learned who the owner Of the negro
woman who killed suit for the recovery Of her
value will out Of tho affair unless otherwise settled
and we are mnch mistaken in the temper of grand
Jur'es and the vigilance of Mr. District Attorney Dunn
prosecution for murder is not instituted against the
and engineers of the road who have 40
srheo win human life Loud complaints current in
tha the accident the result ola blind and
carelessness the part Of the employees on the
road but as the matter will undergo judicial inyestga-
| ton. we forbear comment
P. s. Since writing the above We ,earp that Dr Tan,
dreaux is dead His funeral will take place to-day.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr-Judge Larue-Ho.
beas Corpus Case.-Francos Mooney f. M g., Yesterday
sued out writ of habeas in this court to effect the
the release of his brother Charles Mooney Who'll confined
in the Work house by virtue Of commitment from thu
court of Recorder Winter charge of vagrancy The
grounds which the writ is claimed are First That
said Charles arrested without warrant, while en-
gagged gin his ordinary business. Second That the hear
ing in his before the Recorder entirely p
Fourth That he is not vsgrant but has dwelling and
ample of support Tho writ was made returnable
this morning .-..r
| STEALING A WATcH.-F. A. Mitchell, who
bears the alas Of Daniel williamson was charged yester
day before Recorder Winter by Joseph L. W. Baker,
with stealing watch worth thiry-ive dollars from his
residence in Edward street. on Saturday night Fixed
| 18th inst
| ANOTHER WATCH CAsE.-Wm. Huston and
Thomas Jamison charged yesterday before Recorder
Winter with having entered Saturday night the house
of VIM King, No. 3S Nayades street. and with having
stolen therefrom silver watch worth $50 The accused
were both arrested and placed in the dock but Huston
sluded the vigilance Of the officers and made his escape
Examination postponed,
| WOULDN'T GIVE THE CHANGE-John Mozon
yesterday made affidavit before Recorder Seuzeneau that
on Sunday last at the Lake end of the Pontchartrai
Railroad he went into the house kept by Santiui & Mo-
reau where he handed to the keeper rancs
sum Of five dollars be changed in to pay thirty
Ave cents and that said Francis instead OF returning the
ehsnge, fobbed " the whole amount and refused to re-
turn any part of it to complainant Francis arrested
| and gave bonds to appear.
COULDN'T PAY.--Two men were tried about
the first Of june last in the First District Court and
found guilty OF keeping disorderly house They were
sentenced to pay each fine Of $780, with the additional
punishment of remaining in jail until the should be
Forthcoming. They wero kept in prison three four
months and discharged yesterday, when after hearing
in the First District Court. they showed that they he'd
money nor any prospect of getting any.
| ATTEMPT TO RoB.-John Compton, James Per
rine and Pat Kelly arrested yesterday in the Second
District for picking the pockets Of drunken on the
Levee
TuMBLER.-Charles Greenhill yesterday made
affidavit before Recorder Winter that Thursday night
|
with tumbler then and there by individual who from
some cause became enraged at him The : individual
arrested and his examination fixed for the 18th
sLuNG sHor.-Thomas F. Kearny was yester.
day brought before Recorder Winter charge preferred
by James Guthrie who alleges that the accused Sutur
day night in Poydras street. struck him with slung sho
with intent to kill Patrick j. Collohan charged with
| being an accessory to said assault
| STOLEN PROPERTY Christian Yamfert was
yesterday arrested in the Parish Of st Bernard by the
officers of the Third District warrant from Recorder
Seuzeneau, charged with having purchased from negro
slave doubebarrelcd gun and crosscut saw, which
| had been stolen The accused committed to the
Parish Prison to await examination the charge OF
buying stolen property, knowing it to have been stolen
RECEIVING STOLEN PsoPERrY.-J G. Cum
bingham yesterday made affidavit before Recorder Geno
that he is Weigher the Sugar Platform and that
about the 10th of August last three tarpauins belong
ing I Cucullu {; Son, which in charge Of depo
nent feloniousy taken and carried away by some
person persons unknown, Deponent further stated
that he had discovered Of the stolen tarpauns
board the schooner Tape. Warrant issued.
STEAL,-Margaret Mahon made oath yester-
day the Second Dietrct Police Office that saturda,
night last, Edward Royal to her house st
Louis street between Burgundy and Dauphn streets,
forcby took and carried away from deponent'- arnoi
thu sum of SO 50. Warrant issued
DlsoRDERLY.-Officer Boullossa made oatl
yesterday that the Gardens Carondele Walk at tn,
intersection Of Roman street and known the :" Ma
tonal Garden is kept in most disorderly
that Sunday great disorder occurred in said Garden
without any effort being made the part of the propre
tor to quell it, The affidavit charges that the keeper
the Garden opens it in violation Of an ordinance in rela
ton the security of public deoency and prays that thu
proprietor be arrested and dealt with according to lazy
Warrant Issued.
To PERSONS RuPTURED.-The many perma
nent and eectua cures made by DR. Sherman desnrv