New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
THE DAILY CRESCENT.


Deyine and Philip Mcvegh, alias Pat Rodgers, were
arragned for entering the store of shultz Hadden Lat
ting in the middle Of the day. with intent steal The
accused plead not guilty. and the jury did mot agree
they were returned back to prison.
Joseph Burke and Fidale Tenday tried for stealing
piece Of cloth from L. Freche The former pleaded
guilty and Immediately sentenced to YEARS. hard
labor in the Peuentiary and to pay the costs Of prosecu
ton. The latter tried by the jury and found guilty
sentence on Saturday.
julia Boyle was found guilty Of assault and battery on
Mary MontegUt.
RAPPERs Williamson conceived hina-
self medium and armed with wachmans club he sal
lied forth Tha.a street. determined to experiment
one; the spirit moved him to rap Ia Waterman
which brought the guardians of the night like hornets
nest around him. Mr. Williamson had to cool his ardor
in the Of spiritual rappngs by residence in the
Watch-house all night. %&
PEDDLING.--So genius who endeavored to
make raise commenced by dumping lot of tin-ware
Poydras street, the Market; he had hardly got
started when officer Peterson made troublesome in
1uiries about license and forth The proprietor oped
left his stock in trade at the disposal of the Police
Department
TIE Moon EYED OsE.-The Celestials are
exceedingly fond of ladies of the moon eye Ellen Noon
would suit them extremely WELL with exception-that
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disturbed the peace of her establishment Foucher
street but the "Moon eyed one explained herself to
the satisfaction Of Recorder Bright who discharged her
sans dmende .e
THE TABLES TURNED.--The man we spoke Of
in our edition of yesterday having been beaten and
charged Thos Kearny with having robbed him of watch
and other valuables 1t appears was playing possum
Mr. Kearny after enduring night in the Watchhouse,
released this morning. and the prosecutor Oliver had
to pay the Jail fees
INA FN.-A few days since Mr.. Heslin, Of
the Fulton Exchange had shirt worth five dollars and
pair Of pants worth about the which he usually
sported occasions Of pleasure They were slowed away
in his when Thos Hastings ceremonie, walked
into the chamber and into the dry goods at the same time
He has to find $780, or be in durance vile for short time
Hasting has also to to the authority for
the loan of shirt belonging to MIR. Cannon and has
to find another $500.
THE BOXER. Peter McClusky, (the name
of great fighting family considered vagrant
prevent his pugnacious propensties being INDUCED
in to the prejudice of the city, he caaboosed.
ODoR-The volatile effects Of the nuisance
carts driving through the streets at the wee hours
the taw could not destroy the vigilance of the police
always on kout for ipfractons of the city laws
Adam the negro OF Haskns and Jm the negro of Stew
ard were found totiDg cart filled with odoriferous
pounds without having brand license pass Promising
| to do SO no more, the Recorder discharged them.
DISCHARGED Maria Murphy, Nicholas Flora.
j. p Minan, VIM Kelly and Williamson, the rapper, were
| discharged on paying jail fees.
| KNUgKLEs OF BRAss.-As Mr. Luttian was
passing home Thala street, Wednesday evening
last encountered Michael McGuirk who did him
injury by striking him the head with pair of brass
iron knuckes for which he placed under bonds
| $1,000 to appear at the examination.
| MURDER.--William Blair, free man of color
up yesterday accessory in the murder
Henry Cruise, the slave Of Mr.. Moore.
| INQUEsT.--An inquest was held yesterday or
the body of slave named Henry Cruise at the resi-
dence of his mastar Mr.. Moore, Toulouse, between
aras and Where streets 1t appears that the deceased
was carpenter and had had alteration with
tain free of color named Jerry Taylor Joseph Azun
and Chas Robinson the cemetery Cont street
ON the evening of the 9Th inst. Jerry Taylor threw
brick at him which fractured his skull and produced
eusson Of the brain. Verdict, death from briel
| thrown by the hands Of Jerry Taylor, +. me.
Another inquest was held on the body of Mar
tin Conglean an Irshman aged thrty-eight years. VIII
dropped dead at the of St. Philip and Old Leve
streets. Deceased VAS halter in the employ of MI
Riordan, and in good health, Immediately previou
his DEATH which instantaneous caused by ruptur
of aneursm of the aorta thereby causing internal hem
orrhage. Verdict accordingly. @
DrED.--Thompson, a well known inmate Of tn
Charity Hospital for the last nineteen years. died Wee
nesday. He had been paralyzed and wheeled himse
about in a chair during the whole of that period
DANGEROUS. james Grayson was arreste
last evening about o'clock st. Charles street,
being drunk, disordery and hoarishing round with
open knife in his hand to the terror of the passersby