New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08
Local Intelligence.

RECORDERS Court, FIRST DIsTRfCT-JeremU
Ddler-Andrew Lawless aias Patton, arraigned yes
teIday upon charge preferred by Mr. Patterson Of OBJ.
tanning money from him under false pretence tappeas
that early in last month, accused presented hmselfn
horribly ragged state at the house Of the complainant
stating that he had been sent To him by Mr. Morrison
that Mr. as member of the St Andrews Society might
furnish him relief
Accused said he had LOST his all upon the steamer West
ern World with the exception Of change he had in
his pantaloons upon which he had subssted until then
that he could work Of Dr. Knapp if he able to
pear in decent condition Mr. Patterson dressed him
and furnished him with money pay his lodging that
night telling him to eat at his house On the next morn
ing be returned stating that he had taken room near
Dr hnapps at 81 week which 1t necessary that he
should pay in advance that he had sat at the Doctor
board who was very kind to him, helping him the first
lie received 81 30 for the rent Again in days
he came back saying that the tools he had been working
with belonged to young man who had left the Doctor
employment for the purpose of establishing himself at
Nachez and that necessary he should have tools
Com lauant went with him and purchased him two files
but accused said he must have money purchase the
balduce as those III the store would suit. This
also given him but the suspicious Of Mr. Patterson being
aroused he called en- DR. Knapp who informed him that
Lawless was worthless scamp whom he had for
year except when he vas annoyed by him for money
On Thursday Mr. Patterson raw the accused reeng
sent him 10 the Work ku.c for three months
LARCENY.-Mary Ann Waldron was examined
yesterday, upon AFFIDAVIT Of Susan Tierncy, which
charges that accused the night Of Thursday last feo
niOuy took and carrie away from the premises Of aant
in Notre Dame street glass and three blankets, valued
at ak dollars Mary sent to the charge the
First District Coart
HARBoRING 4 RUNAwAY.-Felix Dupessis,
and Edward slave of Ilaskus were arraigned yes
terGay, charged gth harbOring runaway slave named
John, belonging to Jas H. Powers and also for assautng
and cutting at with intent kill other slaves of Mr.
Powers Ben and Alfred who reclaim the f-
gitiye The case will be examined on the 18th inst
GOrNG SCAMP.-James Selason was brought
up yesterday, charged with being juvenile vagrant and
Tor having on st Thomas street assaulted and cut Pat
rick Coffee the head with stone The boy who is
years Of sent to the House Of Refuge to be
leased when his father ready to go St. Louis whittier
he says he intends moving,
Assault AND BATTERY.-W. Alexander was
upon the person of Matthew Hendrich. in Mepomene
street the LIST OF December. and to answer the
charge at the First District Court.
Cow BEEF-It was reported to the Chief of
Police yesterday morning that the owner Of five cows
that bitten by the mad horse in Lafayette on We'd
nesday last had disposed Of them butcher Poydras
Market, by whom they yesterday vended as beef
We have no doubt that those who purchase beef in that
Market will be, ere long mad-at the butcher.
MISUNDERSTANDING Marsh eighteen days
out Of this institution where he had served for six months
sent back yesterday sixty days having been found
orting with Idle thieves Mary Macmanus sent
down for similar term, also the charge Of ragraney
p Pat Thingle and John Dunno. for dis
turbing the peace while drunk being Die furnish
bonds for good behaviour. committed to the Parish
Prison for fifteen days each.
REC0EDER'S Court, FouRTn DlsTRCT- IN
saellenry August poor insane wanderer arrested
in the Fourth District Thursday On charge Of va
graney The Recorder sent him to the Work house to be
transferred to the Insane Asylum.