New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-24

ABDUCTION CASE Last evening n woman
Into the Police Office Of the First District appa
rently In great distress Of mind and after stating that
she had arrived from Ireland on the previous day
with young and only daughter proceeded to relate tale
of abduction attended with circumstances most Distress
ing, and dscreditabe to the actors therein.
She stated that she had left her native country after
sacrificing most of her personal effects in order to obtain
the of paying the passage Of herself and daughter
across the Atlantic designing find settlement for her
self and child in the West We pass over the details
the many hardshps endured in long and boisterous
voyage of her sickness at sea- and the assduous stte
lions Of her beloved child and at to the period
Of her arrival nthis port.
The vessel in which she passenger touched at the
wharf Tuesday evening The desostion that met her
eye among the wilderness Of strange faces in this great
metropolis caused in her sinking Of the heart and
sensation utter loneliness that naturally induced her
to turn for soace and protection to the first seeming
friend that accident should present.
Evil fortune soon threw in her way who TO the
destinations of polite address, added soul without
MORSE and conscience that faltered at nothing that
might lead to qualification Of his unhalowed desires
The stranger extended to her the right hand ofendsp
and proered her and her beloved daughter asylum
and home Struck with the beauty of the young girl
this fend in human mould resolved her ruin, and de-
termned to her at whatever sacrifice of her
virtue and peace of mind and of his honor Fired
with the thought Of taking within his own unhallowed
grasp much Of purity innocence and atractveness he
at proceeded to inform the mother that he
Of family and resided in the precincts of upper DOM
that the young lady possessed the needfu
pshments he would Immediately employ her in the capa
city of governe at respectable salary to his children
Unused as was the emigrant lady to the world and its
wiles she gladly accepted the proposition The daughter
Of pleased and when her abductor in
elegant carriage take her to her home she
overoyed and gladly departed under the promise
that her mother should follow her in few hours. But
unfortunately for the creduty of the poor mother and
for the fate of her daughter and to the shame of the
heartless end who practced the imposition the daughter
did return the elegant carriage the friend
engaging manners long day and night, and long
day again. waited the anxious parent for the return of her
child-hoping against hope-and at last realizing the
terrible truth that her daughter had been fouly
spirited away went to the Police Office and entered COM
plant.
So far the whereabouts Of the young girl remains pro-
found mystery and the mother driven to distraction
but weep and is to be hoped that through the
vigilance of the Police something may yet be learned
the fate Of the unhappy girl.
STEALING MONEY.-Michael Reider is under
in the First District by virtue Of complaint
by Michael Hynes, charging him with having the
night of the 21st inst No. SO Circus street. broken
open deponents trunk and with having stolen therefom
$3.50 dollars The examination of the accused is fixed for
the Goth inst.
MEAT, FOoD FOR REPENTANCE.-Bridge Green
yesterday brought before Recorder Winter
plant made by A. Tourne charging her with stealing
piece of from the Poydras market the property
Jacob Bernard The accused remamded for exami-
nation.
Cow.-An affidavit was made yesterday be-
fore the Recorder of the Second District by Pierre Mer