New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-22

notice official journal the contract for paving with
square blocks the public road from Espanade to LOUISA
street was adopted.
The order of the day was taken up resolution
that the Mayor should purchase for the sum on sS12oO
the building known AS the Municipal Hall II passed TO
Its second reading when Mr. Derbes mover an anonu-
meut that the Mayor be authorized to purchase tne pro
pery Of the Church Wardens for the sum Oh i9r
the use Of the Courts which amendment was adopted
and motion for its reference as Amended 70 spsGai
committee was lost proviso was made oy W. Ma.kns
that the Legislature authorize loan at forty years 10
meet the expense Of said purchases the proyso was u
upon the table. The question was then anu tne
yeas and nays called upon the first portion OIL e resou
ton, which was ANONYMOUSLY adopted tne seci,a por
ton was read, and on taking the yeas anu nay. u'er
| action was postponed.
RECoRDEp's CouRT FIRsr DIsrRlCt-Hdn
eiit lie Carpet Bas,-Iohn Farrell was arrested IN 81
Thomas street Mt O'Clock Monday morning iot nav
ing in his possession carpet bag which win lts
supposed to have been stolen He was remahaeu Tor
tutufe examination.
| DISTURBING 4 THEATRE. - Thomas Mealey,
charged with having committed this ctonoe III the St
Charles theatre Sunday night was yesterday hheu IN
| the sum of 81 SO.
! INsANE.--Wm Sewer, against whom an aitl-
dayit made that he insane aud unht To De e AZ
| liberty was sent to the Insane Asylum
| FINED John Tobin alias Vim. Dickinson, for
assauting officer, required 20 give Ionas lot soo1
behavior and for carrying concealed "eSloh' "' w pSS
! the snm OF $50.
! BREACH OF THE PfACE--John CulOhon and hlS
wife Mary were examined yesterday on the charge OF
| breaking the peace each other Inc lady was aS-
| charged John being required 70 gif' poH"' ~ '''P Wv
| peace.
CorroN TnlEr.-Thomas Mcmahon, arrested
in the of stealing which was in charge of the
Master of the H. Il. w ILL., was Yesterday sentenced to
a sojourn OF sixty days in the workhouse
SAUSAGE MAN-Jacob Freshman for stealing
sausages the property of Charles Fabre from Poydras
Market before the Criminal Court to answer the
charge of larceny The prisoner stated that seeing nc
near and thinking they had no owner he concluded
to adopt them.
Assault WITH INTENT TO MuRDER.-Louis
Bowers will he examined the 18th proximo, on the
foregoing charge that he the 10th instant strcs
Thomas salmon the head with stone severity cutting
him
TuE NEGRO Mass The cases Of the large LOT
# negroes arrested Saturday night in Terpschor'
street by Lieut. Ahen were yesterday disposed q sum
nlay They were sentenced to be dashed or their own
mars pay Then at first an opening OF pocket books
and after sashing Of hides and thus the ana Is set a
rest
RIGnr.-Lukc Brady, who robs his wife foi
the purpose of obtaining wherewith to crafty hi
nordnate desire for liquor, was sent to the worKhou
for six mouths.
FtRsr DISTRICT CoURT,--oliver Hunt, james
Kitchen atgs Michael Horrgan, and John smith, wer
yesterday tried separate charges Of assault aud battery
and all found guilty
Philip Carln, on a like charge, was acquitted
SUPREME Court This Court rendered no de
cisous yesterday Rehearings were refused in seYers
cases already reported
, RECORDERS Court, SECOND DISTRICT. -FI0df
| ING C0tioa-P G. Collins yesterday made oath that Jo
seph Hinder and John Samprecht had admitted TO Mn
they had in their possession three bales OF cot1or
saved from the wreck of the steamboat John swasey
burned the 18th instant and that notwithstandin
aant rendered the salvage for the same which Is r.
each bale, they refused to deliver 1T up to hlm-
being the special agent of the underwriters ana empo
cred to receive it, He further made oath that there
much more cotton saved as aforesaid and concealed
the accused which it would be necessary to have
search warrant lie also alleged that the accused ha
appropriated part said cotton to their use III
parties arrested and are held for examination
A MHIEF OF METAL Francis, slave, wa
arrested at the request of one BarSus who was wiln
60 make an affidavit against the accused for stealing 81
sheets Of copper worth $50 from dwelling house at Il
corner of Dauphne and Cont streets
n ONE OF 'EM.-Augustus White, alias Judg
e under arrest charged with being incorrigble v
grant a4g gentleman of leisure, following the aneie
and honorable occupation Of oar in general and hayii
neither profession trade, visible property wher
with to maintain himself His stock of worldly goo
consisted Of California bali three thimb les quaint
of bank bills wanting in nothing but genuine sgnatur
make them current, and false check on the BANK
Louisiana calculated to dciraud anu sWlndle the stran
e | ers arriving in the city.
= The said Augustus White aias Judge, when brought
4 for examination, asserted his constitutional privilege
being tried by jury and was sent before the FIRST III
trict Court.
a BURGLARY AID BoBBERY,--John Clark wa
arrested by officer hoe suspicion Of being yagaboI
~ and robbery The officer made oath that on the ~
inst he informed by the captain OF the seambo
10 s. " Downs that burglary had been committed on sa
boat and the trunk OF passenger was robbed OF aoo
err $1,000 and that from the description given him OF
suspected OF the he arrested the
a Clark knowing him to be an idle yagabond and likely
ed be offending after this fashion On inventory of
Clarks personal effects being taken they found
cheek for $500 the Louisiana State Bar
Ut drawn by mythical aud supposed millionaire br
card made in imitation OF $40 gold piece and two ba
bills being imaginary promises pay 500 and $40 by
hO Bank of Grenada and bank in NewYerk John. 81
Clark having demanded trial by his peers
nd sent before the FiJst District Court.
Sc ASSAULTS AND BATTERIES. We have n
space to record the great number of OF the abo
~ kind which disposed OF by Recorder Winter. Tn
were not of an aggravated nature and while
were sent before District Court the remand
H. gave bonds for good behavior.
MIGRANTS By this hour there must be
" great breaking of stone and ripping oakum Wor
III house judging from the legion uufortunates who we
"a yesterday consigned to its limits
ks RAINBOW MARY.-There was fun alive in t
Court yesterday upon the Arrangement Of this notoriC
ed woman The statement Of the officer the interyip
ib between him and the accused, while he endeavor
f. get her home excessively rich. She asked
the Recorder if she had not been before the Court brf
ed Many and many time = Have you not been in
lr- Wurk-honse 2" thousand million Of times and
eau only send down for six months now, aud tina
don't care d-n fer, as easily get out by payin
II lawyer five dollars there, however,
tst any other account but drinking She taken at
word down for thc term suggested by hers
he her conduct in Court being sufficient her p
hmeut independent II her bad behavior the
for Board Of Health.