New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

the above inquest he stopped by the keeper Of the
Gate and requested to pay olthis being done obe-
dence to al order Of the President Of the Canal Company
Query? Hasn't hes right pass free public business
Another inquest was held on the body of a man
named Henry Keller aged 80 years who died Thursday
evening in house Old Levee street Third District An
absurd story had got out that the deceased the victim
OF poison The Coroner being sent for post-mortea
animation held the body, when It ascertaued
that the man died of intemperance and Inflammation Of
the bowels The jury OF inquest rendered verdict ac
cordngly
RECORDERS CoURT-FRsT DISTRICT. Fined
John valem arrested In Commerce street, at II
Thursday, charged with being drunk and carrying a
came down with the dust and left the office.
FRAH FAIR ONEs.-Catherine Cronan, Ellen
Maloy and Mary Brewer charged with all kinds Of aban-
donmont and not giving account of their ingoings
days each in the Work-house
ASSAULT AND BATTERY Michael Lamb, sup
posed to be wolf in sleeps clothing being the river
side in the First District Thursday night for the pr
pose of assuagng thirst by which he felt he being
consumed found the waters rather muddy for his palate
and casting his eyes adown the bank eped Catherine
Lamb an innocent and genuine juvenile he straight
way taxed her with having disturbed the waters She
denied all and singular the allegations but 1t awaited
for this unreasonable brute proceeded forthwith
her most numerically cutting and beating her severely
Michael was sent to the Criminal Court to answer
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KuI.-Jas. Byrne,
arrested on the Levee at yesterday for asssultng
IL.
under 500 bond to answer the charge before the First
District Court
Brutal AssAULT.--Dayid Mckenzie was ex-
amined yesterday the charge of sssautng, beating
and crdey biting John Lawn through the lip and in
face 1t appeared that the assault entirely unpro
yoked the complainant being quietly seated at work in
bis shop on dirod street when the accused entered and
attacked him Mckenzie sent TO the First District
Court
BURGLARY AND LARCENY John Nee srty
was examined for entering the premises Of Mrs Mitchell
at the corner Of Erato ard Benton streets by forcing
open The window and for breaking open the armor and
taking hererom valued IS the property OF the
adys husband The testimony against the accused
strong aud he sent to the double charge
before the First District Court
SWEET WORK.-Mrs Berry, for an assault
and battery upon Mary Ann Finley servant in her en-
poy which assault sisted in throwing bowl Of sugar
at the complainant she held to ri the Cr
mina Court.
HEAVY RoBBERY "A gentleman who, during
the night OF Thursday sulaeed himself with the CON
pany of Cypran in Phiipps street in the First District
awolc yesterday morning to realization of the fact
the departure Of the nynph whose absence IL supposed
accounts for the sudden disappearance ol his purse con
tanning $500 The police are " the lookout for hel
whereabouts in the nope Of recovering the money.
Cruel CARErEssNESs. An affidavit was made
BY respectable citizen before Recorder Winter yoster
day praying for the arrest of Mr. Borel of the New Or
leans Cotton Press for having. at NJ Yesterday in
Camp street Girod rode his horse on gallon over
little school girl and ahoush ut the time he looked down
the child PROSTATE beneath the feet of his horse
he did not offer to look back stop what injury
she bad sustained The statement set forth that the CIR
was badly hurt.
ROBBERY or MONEY Mary Hurley, Mary
Welch and Hannah Mahoncy were arrested ut O'Clock
yesterday morning Dryades street. by Officer Lynch
by request OF Mrs Hurley who charges them with having
stolen over $500 in money from her Upon searching the
trunk of Mary WEIGH the officer found in it S43 TO-
REPORT. -0tficer Lynch reports having sub
equenty found SS1 81 ia the yard the house
by the who under the charge of having robbed
Mrs Hurley which money is supposed to be part Of that
stolen from her
ARREsT-Ann Welch was arrested by Capt For
in the First District, at N yesterday on charge
Of larceny The officer, by virtue of seareh-warrant
found upon the premises two pictures and able-coyeI
alleged to have been stolen Thc affair is misunder
standing between man and woman and there will probably
be no prosecution to-day.
EST.-Alice Williams was arrested at one
O'Clock yesterday afternoon by Lieut. Booua by virtue
Of warrant for larceny She taken SUI picion oil
having committed the $1,000 robbery that occurred in
Philippe street on Thursday night No portion of the
missing money vas found upon her person
RECoRpER's COURT, SECOND DISTRICT -Hora-
ito Forrest yesterday charged the affidavit of Capt
McGovern with having stolen large quantity ofewey
found in his possession, consisting gold plated
knives. two gold rings silver aud other articles
The affidavit further stated that the accused dan
ton and custody Horatio calaboosed to await the
turning up OF evidence against him.
A BLACKBOARD named John Baily was arrested
while mysteIiousy waggiug oil with property supposed
not to have been honestly come by
planned that butcher in the meat market had walop
ed her in very cruel manner and asked for warrant
which was granted.
Miss Mary Ann Lyons complained that We'll
nina Fooborne had committed trespas by attempting
to drive her from her house. No 40 Dauphn street
which complainant is the lessee and the accused lessor
and that her refusal to leave Welmna had
her life Legal measures to restrain the becose Wemina
were asked for and granted,
RECoRDER'S CoURT-THIRB DIsrRICT - The
fines collected in this District for the last month being
the shape Of taxes rascality for the public benefit
amount to $3.50.
LARGE ROBBERY.-0n Thursday night while
gentleman named Levy country merchant was sta nd
ing on Custom house street near the new Custom
waiting for some dray to pass adrot thief robbed him
q eleven thousand dollars and check for $3.50 on one
the city banks No clue has yet been discovered ~
the identity OF the robber although the police have been
on the alert for him Strangers in the city can not be toe
cautious how they wander in byways with money about
them. Our city is just the rendezvous of clever
set OF gentleman purses not distinguished in
manners from honest citizens snd it requires the exercise
Of the greatest acutene to avoid being yctimzed by
them.
C0USTERFElTS.-- man named Drurie is I'M
der arrest in the Third District charged with passing
count reit twenty dollar bill purporting be Of the
issue OF the Louisiana State Bauk The bill is well exc.
cuted and calculated to deceive. remarkable differ
ence between the genuine and the counterfeit bill IS that
the belt tile waist Of the female figure in the vgneta
comes down to point in the genuine bill while in the
counterfeit the belt passes directly around the body and
the whole figure has darker shade We understand that
number Of these bills are in circulation.