New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-07

of Shells with speed that at defiance all railroad
time, aud forcibly suggests the idea that II
"Msxeppa himself although stripped so stark - "a
Mazeppa couldn't outstrip her"
CARELESS gutter snipes had left the
pankpg up the other night at the of Graver and
rchoupitoulas streets without any warning bsrrcade
and while running to the fire. member of company No
with the horse and engine, meeting with
serious accident.
SMALL PoTATo FORGERY. Miller was
yesterday hauled up before Recorder Winter the
charge of having signed the name Of John Brady-who
sick at the time in the Charity Hospal-to two
ders demanding the rendition of gold watch and pair
Of boots belonging to the above mentioned Brady and in
charge of Jacob Fez who acts in the
One of the orders directed to Feltz and dated
Bayou Black, September % the other to Jacobs wife,
written at Tgervie which showed praise
worthy determination to accomplish his object John
Brady that he neither wrote signed the orders
and that he believes accused thought him dying about
die at the time he forged them In other words that
he counted upon the assistance of Yellow Jack to obtain
possession of the articles Miller sent before the First
| District Court under bond of $500.
DESCENT UPON NEST OF THIEVES.
Lester and Barry with two officers arrested couple Of
river thieves rats in house in Agiers yesterday
Their John Evans and Dave Jordon. Evans
effect. In the house found number of articles,
stolen probably from somebody among them a sword,
identified as having belonged to the city police.
The BRUTE.--John Murphy was arrested
yesterday in the third district charged with committing
assault and battery little girl the daughter OF
Mr. Walsh He awaits examination.
FOUND IN THE WRONG HousE.--Arthur Hill
was arrested the charge of having been found
pciously ensconced in house where he had lawful
business. His postponed to the 10th inst
RECORDER RAMOS CoURT-- Second District
Amguste Adenot attempting shoot Cornelius HUM
yesterday required to give $500 security for his ap
pearance when called for.
LARCENY West was required to give
bond his appearance to the charge stealing
articles from barber's shop at the of
tomhouse and Love streets.
| ATTEMPT TO SrAB-Mary Morris entered
complaint against Joseph Trua and his wife, charging
them with coming her house and insulting her husband
and herself and averring that said Joseph attacked her
in the Vegetable Market at O'Clock yesterday morning
for the interference of bystanders would have
stabbed her. The hostile pair were arrested.
SHOWING HIM THE RoPEs.-John Myers was
deposed against yesterday by Jas W Imam the
that being stranger in the city and walking about the
night before to the wonders of the town he
ted by the aforesaid Myers who seemed very DESTROYS
making his acquaintance probably with the charitable
purpose Of facilitating his education concerning
manners and here and probably would have
ceeded in giving him valuable information, but for
| the meddlesome disposition of policeman, He was
obliged to give 5000 security to appear.
INQUEST IAN inquest was held yesterday on
the slave girl Mathilde who it may be remembered
drowned at the Ferry landing days ago Her body
was found in the river opposite the plantation Of Mr.
Costa several miles below Agiers. verdict-Accidenta
| drowning