New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25
NEVIS OF THE CITY.

BATHER SusPIcIoUs.--Frederick Gibson and
Edward Dorm on Sunday arrested the top of a
house Magazine Street Market Their excuse that
they wanted to have good view of the city didn't
satisfy the inhabitants of the building and they were
of to the watchhouse is impossible to say whe
Their their intended business of felonious or amor.
Gus nature
STABBING.--A man named Burns was stabbed
in two places Sunday night last in the Tivol Garden
by one e. Crevon. He taken to his own house and
We understand his voundsare not considered dangerous
Crevon was arrested
HAPPY SUGGEsTIoN-A certain city editor
is in the habit of whiting such an iegble iuconceyable
scraw that Layard any other of the sharp ones who
have been successful in deciphering the arrowhead
inscriptions would abandon it first sight and assign its
origin to the anteduvans When he has finished marking
his proof is perfect hash of the article that was
set up and the sheet is one bewdering of crow
tracks and pothooks. waggish typo who had suffered
from this ohand mode Of chirography suggested the
other day that the aforesaid editor desired his arce
put in type in manner to correspond nearly to his
ideas he had better furnish the compoitor with the
tion only.
RECORDER WINTERS CoURT-FirSt DISTRICT
Arthur C. Watt arragned before this yesterday
on charge preferred by H. McGuinn of breach of
McGuinn deposes that he keeps office at the
Julia and St Paul Streets that Watt, clerk in his
poy had been entrusted by him with for coec
ton and had collected and audulepty retained various
within the last month. The fixed for the
! 9th instant.
! AssAHING HoUsE.-Ellen Larken entered
complaint against James Lucas stating in substance
he to her house Julia street and unproyokedy
but most provokny assaulted and abused her and after
wards attempted to beat in her and windows with
stones and brickbats Lucas placed bond Of
$500 to appear on the 2Sth.
A DESPERATE RABBLE.--John Murphy yes
terday entered sdavit against Mr. and Mrs Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs Ryan, two Miss Ryans, VIM Morrissey and
others, whom Murphy engaged to point out charging
them with having made combined and desperate attack
upon him while passing along Tchoupitouas street on
sunday night last To judge from the particulars related
IN the deposition one would be lost in asonishmen that
Murphy had escaped with his life Mrs Sullivan a,
peared, opened the ball by knocking him down with an
iron weight Sullivan and Morrissey (yho one wopId
suppose from the newspaper aeeounts had lately had
enough OF fghng) assisted by Ryan and his two wildcat
daughters followed the assault with aud foot tooth
and claw and Murphy in as bad fix as fox he
meath the fangs of pack hounds Accused were held
TO bail in the of $1,000 each appear and answer on
the 29th inst -
PUGNACIoUs NEGRO.-An affidavit was made.
against the slave Louis by officer Creagh charging him
with breaking into the house of Mrs Wolf and smashing
he
officer who arrested him He was remanded
BRIBERY CAsE-The examination of TYLER
ogwin and Nicholas Brown the charge Of extortiop
bribery and maeesance in office took place Yesterday
before Recorder Winter, The particulars of the case
have been already published-that the accused went
to different grocery stores in this District detected The
Keepers OF said stores in retailing liquor without license
ana then demanded and received money as a condition
OF silence Three witnesses testified point blank to these
aes at the same time unblushngy admitting their own
violation of law by keeping unlicensed grorgeries fine
set truly They all deserved bundlng of to the Parish
Prison together Accused sent before the First Dis
trict Court, under bond Of 5000 each charged with
swindling and obtaining money under false pretences
and the prosecutors hurried out of the Court as fast "a
possible fearful that the law might punish their own ras
cality.
RECORDER RAMOS COURT. Second District
John Rzotti arragned before this court Yesterday
on charge made against him by one John Bolte who
swears that Rizott attacked him the night before at the
corner OF Front Leyee and Hospital streets and there
anu then administered to him sound thrashlng against
his wishes and to his great discomfort aud
hzoti was required to give security his appearance
DOMESTIC AFFAIR.-Srs Mary Jane
resides on Marais street between Cont and 81 Loui
She was brought before Recorder Ramos Yesterday on tho
charge OF having murderousy assaulted woman named
a
in her family 1t would doubt be very entertaining
were to lay bare the full particulars of this rc
squaboe wherein there was much backing Of ewes tear
ing OF hair and clothes and scratching Of faces also uc
screeching and vituperation and great patherino ~
gether oil curious neighbors to the and collect re-
freshng items OF scandal From the circumstances set
forth in the deposition and from the obgipg comnp;
tons of one of the aforesaid we were enabled
come within gunshot of solution of the whole affair
Mrs Mary Jane 5 husband had been for sonne tina
suspected by his watchfu spouse of being on
good terms with the prosecutor and for this
latter had been discharged from their service she had
taken up her abode on the other side Of the street
opposite as in defiance of this ect Of expulsion and
she had the ingenuity to nhet thousand torments
her jealous neghbor by dumb show Geographic signs
the street,
Forbearance in matter of this kind has seldom been
known to go very far and Mrs Mary Jane - soon in
stituted strict watch upon her husbands movements
following him out after nghtfa tracking him about
from place to place with vigilance which could not he
eluded On Sunday night last matters were brought To
crisis by her seeing her husband as she believes and
enter the house across the way Instantly she is at the
door, she essays in vain to get peep through the cur
tanned window and she condescends to soop her burn
ing ear to the keyhoe-she listens faint murmur |
comes from within, interrupted occasionally by sound
that is still more suspicious forbearance ceases to be
virtue she raps emphatiealy upon the doorno answer
she raps again louder than before and still no re-
ponse bursts the door Indignantly open and dashes into
the room the object Of her jealousy is alone but she
hears rapidly retreatng footsteps beating "backdoor
tro and in extreme wrath she falls upon the uplucky
servant, and then the feathers fly amazingly and
while they are havnga right smart time together the
lieam areb in and taat,