New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-15
THE DAILY CRESCENT.
Nlaarn DolNGa.--The ship Charles BUCK, I've

ing in the First District was forciby possession of
by four free Of color named Ezekiel sandere j. ste
phens Stephen Anderson Samuel Amats for the sole
purpose Of card playing Mr. O II Lewis, the mate, OBJ
jecng to such proceeding at the hour of hafpast in
evening" had them arrested they positively refused
to leave when ordered to do The sable gemmen were
reman ded by the Recorder to prove their freedom
THE THREE GRAcEs. These dsesses were dis
reclining various Positions somewhat ethereal
lied from the effects of too potent drafts of nectar The
lovely goddesses roiced in the euphonous Of Ellen
Collins Eliza sickles and Maria Edgeworth not, be it
understood, the authoress of Thaddeus Of Warsaw
They CALAMITY discharged without paying fees on
promising to keep quiet on Perdido street.
SUSPICIOUS. Kustr, passenger on the
steamboat James Robb arrested by M j. Farrell for
having unfortunately very suspicious appearance and
being able to give good account OF himself John
is remanded indefinitely, or he must hnd $loo BOND
BREACH OF TRusT--Mr. Mortimer Turner, of
10 Graver street, had John Feey arrested for having
whilst in his employ appropriated to his own use and
benefit the Of several bills known to be collected
BY him being in all $40 3d. thereby defrauding Mr. Tur
uer The accused employed in the capacity Of clerk
| and was reinanded for examination Bond $500.
| KIeKING.--Winney Ryan, residing on New
Basin, complains that she was most unceremonously
struck in face and kicked by James Welsh with
out any provocaton Whatever for which con-
duct Wnney has had James brought before the Re-
corder will hear of the matter the 18th inst
Bond 5000.
| HOGAN AaAIN.--This man, who is charged
with murder St Helena, to-day confronted with
his sccuser Anthony Byrnes but for want Of suncent
testimony was remanded indefinitely to jail
| ASSAULT, Barrett, whilst he was pass
ing along Constance street Monday evening last
most wantony assaulted and struck in the face by one
James Hanapn who has also threatened to take Mr.
life from which he the said Hanafen intends If not
restrained by law to do him some bodily injury The lat
tes was brought the Recorder yesterday morning
who fixed the 24th for his examination in the meantime
| to find $500 security for his appearance.
| CHoK1NG.-Hugh Mullen took fancy to kick
up row on Monday morning in poydra Market and also
to choke and insult John Dunn notwithstanding Mr., d..
remonsrsnces the contrary He also seized his watci
from his pocket and dashng the banquette destroyed
it forever Mr. Dunn is Police official and was on dut.
| at the time Hugh will be examined on the 25th.
Il DRUNkARDs. ohm Dimsy, John Tally, F. W
Glenn and Patrick Sullivan were found dsorderly am
drunk the streets Monday and were severaly fine
81 each or three days in the P. P. John Egan bein
somewhat boiserous got fined SIS 10 days Fran
els Dixon obliged with 80 days in the Workhouse
and Philip Powers, who appears to be an incorrgib
yagrant has to reside 60 days in the mansion
restn
P g. Campbell was brought up for final examination BIZ
fore Recorder Bright yesterday for having. the lit
day of October, between the hours OF and ococl
broken open and orcbly entered the house of Mr. Wn
Virgin 22O Tchoupitouas street. his former employe
testimony went to show that Campbell had been to
BY Mr. Virgin that he had further use for him but
defiance Of which he had broken open the front doc
marched into Mr. VS. room, threatened to blow out
brains and do Injury to Webb clerk in the store, aft
so doing he locked himself in the room, where he r
manned until morning. The evidence also went to sho
= that Campbell had mutated and torn out some eay
IL from Mr. " Is account books. lie was fully committed
the First District Court for burglary bail not admitted
PRESSING A SAILoR.-Oliver Dill, f. n. c., b.
longing to the of the ship Z. w. Bailey, refused
sign the ships articles when MIR j G. Smith squared in
Oliver damaging his complexion somewhat for which
4 yer got Recorder Ramos to send Mr. Smith before Il
- First District Court.
DEsPERATE.-One James Wallace seems to
desperate fellow according the sfdsyits made by
H. Hardesty, mate of the ship America, and Frederi
Brown of the ship The former he struck frequent
with his fists and, content with that tried billet
= wood over his head. The latter faring wor
as Wallace made at him with handspke. which Brow
. being a ninble man, lodged. This descendant OF t
great Scott has BEEN for these acts OF prowes pac
under bonds OF $500 for his appearance to answer
If charges.
GAMBLING.--Mr Parks, of the Second Distric
= has slave named Ben, WHO has pe,lchG for gambiI
up was caught the act of throwing the dice and just
he had thrown three SKIES Police officer Lenfant grabt
= him Mr. Parks will have to pay for Ben's folly.
ASSAULT ON A LADY.--Mme. Marguerite Raj
ley about ten O'Clock the night OF the 18th inst
course retiring, thinking of doing SO, to her bed
= before che could accomplish it she had pass throu
an ordeal little anticipated. George Harris for So
g. imaginary cause, became incensed with Madame M
ga guerite and inflicted her divers de main
which outrage he has been arrested and bound in $500
no | answer the charge.
2 STEAL1NG.--A complaint was made by Fran
J. Weiach that Monday evening quantity of brusl
y valued at s15 had been taken from his house
~ of Toulouse and Burgundy streets From the
formation Mr. W. received, he believes Louis Dinsb
at to be the gentleman who appropriated them to his
- use. Louis is very particular man In his person.
wanted good supply to brush his hat and keep his tie
clean. But, notwithstanding his habits of proprety
neatness tho Recorder was inexorable, and he has
suffer for the same it being considered larceny.
W. RIoTous-It appears that one Charley
vine very bad habit of INDUCING in scandal max
disturbances and abusing peaceabe folks in the gross
DDS Now Charley has done this several occas
M to Mr. Kathman who keeps coffee house at the
of Marais Bienve streets, and further he
Err the dumping y that he will have Mr.. kathm
as life which, considering how much the latter is sub
to such attack from the public nature of his busu
eteT Mr.. X he may day accomplish, therefore
placed Charley under the charge of the Recorder
.ssst RoBBERY.--Henry Bullwinkle, who resi-
at the corner of Notre Dame and Leyee streets,
en- Tuesday deprived of his watch worth about 500, by
ntad Auioi' tHeeGseels :" e'a"'"te'. WV VI ~ si
Of named John Wekas, has bean arrested the other
En- enjoys his liberty with but faint hope of eontinun
do SO. The police sharp after him.
WHIPPING A BoARDER.-Antoine Kieffer,
iona ing solitary individual prefers boarding to cooking
pTiae provant therefore he took board with Pc
on St. Philip street. where he expected to live in Gle
bat received much than he bargained for
Petrie went into him like thousand of brick y on
Office day evening Antoine complains Of the conduct and
adas his landlord before the Recorder.
1000 PEAcEABLE DoMEsTICs. Eliza Stillm
0Ube
o00 154 Canal street, in her family had domestic
' Bulger whoit appears is not of the most docile
permanent but has before been placed under bonds to
s her unruly member in order notwithstanding which
5000 most grossly insued Mrs Stlman by splitting in her
and calling her all sorts of hard names such @
'Oeee b-hn for which unadyike conduct Mira S, has
planned Recorder Ramos, who remanded her for fur
IL 900 examination.
$4,000 Mr. Angelo Costa also complains of his h
Catherine Riley who has been cutting up Just suc
pers as Ann Buger and is subjected to the same
scription as her compatrioe Ann
'F INouEsTs An INQUEST was held yesterda