New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

MUTINY.-During the passage of the ship In
diana from New York which vessel arrived at this port
on Monday, three Of the crew. named George Biron,
Charles Allen and VIM A. Briard made a desperate at
tempt to get up general mutny board melting the
remainder Of the to rebel against the authority Of
the officers. They unsuccessful in their efforts
however; were oyerpowered and confined; and yester-
day when the vessel arrived the Baze the author-
ties here teesaphed to be in readiness to take the
mutineers into custody. r. NJ. Lusher ESD, United
States Commissioner issued warrant for their arrest
and placed 1t in the hands of officer De Coursey of the
First District Police who repaired aboard the Indiana
last evening she had arrived and arrested
accused parties aud placed them in the Police Jail Yes
terday they taken before the Commissioner for
animation, when Briard turned States evidence and
upon his testimony the Others committed for trial
before the United States District Court at its next session
FIRST DISTRICT.
BITING HIS LIPs.-Henry Hartman and George
Berdenstack had fight Monday evening at the cor
ner of Poydras and Phiippa Streets during which the
former bit of the lip of the latter and Berdenstack
him arrested yesterday on d charge Of manning.
DIseHARGED.Th Thomas Mcmahon, who was
arrested few days since charge having swinded
Hugh Ford by snatching note for 500 from his agent
James Murphy and refusing to pay or return the same
dismissed at the request Of the prosecutor the
having been amicably adjusted by the parties.
THE RoBBING CAsE.-A few days since John
Whittook and Frank Henrietta arrested robbing
spaniard named Michel Gargurayiche Of pocket-book
containing sixty dollars in gold After full examine
ton Henrietta discharged, there being evidence
against him but Whittock committed trial before
the First District Court Frank Henrietta is known to
be notorious thief and yesterday examined before
acting Recorder Bloomfield charge of vagrancy and
committed to the Workhouse for sixty days
LARCENY. - John Boland was arrested on
Foucher street yesterday for stealing abe.coth He
examined before the Recorder, and committed for
trial at the next term of the First District Court.
SECOND DISTRICT.
SwINDLMG.-FrankE Elmer few days since
sold horse to Michel Pier which it appears he had
stolen from Mr. A. Coutnri, who has claimed the animal
Pier has therefore had Elmer arrested OIL charge
hnrse-stealng.
A Son AS Is A SoN.-The mother of Jules
Manloet has been compelled to have her undutifu
arrested for threatening to break her head with
chair.
THIRD DISTRICT.
The only arrests made in this District since
last report five persons found lying drunk
the streets whose affairs settled in summary man
ner by Recorder seuzeneau
FOURTH DISTRICT
JACK AsH0RE.-Thirteen sailors belonging to
the ship George Green taken the Fourth District
watch-house yesterday morning, by Capt s. G. Redmond
commander of said vessel who requested the authorities
to lock them up and keep them in custody until called
for The men were drunk and mutinous suppose.
DRUNK AND AsLEEP-Patrick Quirk and
Joseph Bigey found drunk and asleep the ban
quette of st. Andrew street last night and taken
the Watch-house The Recorder fined them SO 80 each
which they paid and went on their way rejoicing.