New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-03
NEWS or THE CITY.

INFANTIcIDE. Hagan was arrested
yesterday Old Lovse street. charge of ipanticids
Committed
LARCENY -Guillumo Guillubert was yester-
day arrested for attempting to steal certain lumber depos
tied in the Aribere Desgardine 81 Peter st.
between Royal and Bourbon. He required to give
bond for his appearance
RECORDER WINTERS CouRT-First District
LAReENY-Phip Lalsnde arraigned yesterday before
Recorder Winter the charge of having stolen lot of
butchers tools from NJ Dominique, in st. Marys
Market. He will be examined to-day
SrABBING-Pat. Flynn was arrested night
before last by Sargent for dangerously stabbing
James Brannan at the OF Lafayette and New
Levee streets. He was remanded till November 5.
A Observation-Disclosures Mahony entered q
deposition in this Court to the that Michael
Wogau, Circus street did against the peace and dig
nifty of the State and greatly to her personal incon
venience discharge bucket of water upon her head,
having posted himself upon gallery for that purpose
Michael sent before the First District Court under
bond for this piece of amusement.
RECKLESS DRIvING.-An affidavit was made
in this Court yesterday by Mr. against james
German, charging him with having driven his dray
furious along the street. running and njur-
ing dangerously small boy at the of Julia and
Tchoupoulas streets We have been told that the boy
has since died German remanded for examination
the 5th. When will the ordinance against this
gerous and reprehensble practice be enforced! Atten
ton has been repeatedly called to ii by the papers aud
is subject Of general remark 1t is not sufficient that
when accident y of this kind occurs, the brute wht
is the of it should be arrested and punished
should be understood by the police of their
imperative duties to seize upon every driver of drsy
other vehicle who violates the law in this respect Dray
racing is becoming altogether too common
BRUTAL CoNDUCT.--John Foy, Louis RyaI
and Cyon night watchmen Of the First District
yesterday arraigued before Recorder Winter charge
preferred against them by Mrs. Mary Cook and job
Duffy, of most barbarous and nhuman beating and
ssult Duffy deposed that the 23d Of October at tn
corner Of Poyfea-re and Annunciston streets he
Ave six watchmen among whom he recognised the
cused surround and boat with their clubs Miles Rio
dan that when he (deponen) inquired what the ma
attacked by Foy who seized him by the hroa
knocked him down with his club and together with Cyoi
beat him after he down, Riordan testified that
arrested by accused for words used by him.
while in custody pounded and punched severel
that when reached the watchhouse he could scarce
stand and that when brought in the remark mad
by Waterman that unless the prisoner was taken cal
of and his wounds dressed he would be dead man b
morning The whole testimony went to show I'll
part Of the accused the thiak-headed stupidity
regard to their duty and cruelty and brutality til
would disgrace the most primeval savsges. Such me
bring discredt upon the police 1t proved that the
drunk the time and made noise and distur
ance than most drunken rowdies They sent bsfo
, the First District Court under bond Of $3.50