New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-23
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

STEALrNG.--A complaint was made by j. A.
Mitchell Jr, against John Kensler and William Kennedy
for stealing copper from the store of Messrs Smith g.
Cooper Tchoupitoulas street. the 18th inst They
were sent before the First District Court under $500
bonds VI. y@
ABDUCTION. @. Wilson, guardian and
tutor to Dennis Langbow has brought charge against
Thomas O'Nel for having entoed away his ward from
the parish Of Jefferson and placed him out of his urse
ton. The boy placed In the of Pierre sam in
Carrollton, from whom he taken by 0'Neil. The
prosecutor failed to appear to sustain the charge the
accused was liberated
MATRMoNIAL.--Jame Gallagher was arrested
at the request Of his wife in the middle of the night
Tchoupoulas street. for beating her severely and threat
enng to kill her The lady reented and begged that her
husband be discharged which acceded to by the Re-
corder Of the First District
CoNTRAvENTIoN.--On the evening of the 21st
inst Edward Gonzalez, belonging to the steamer Prone
theus arrested st. Charles street He having
papers to show that he he asserted free he
remanded until applied for by Capt. Churchill, of the
steamer.
LIE MUET.--The charge of robbery against
Frank Davis, which brought by deaf and dumb boy
named james 0'Hara was, from the evidence adduced,
unsustained. II appears the parties named Jack
Sheppard and Kennedy The latter had given ring the
property of the lad to woman who acknowledged the
gift Warrants issued for the offenders, and Frank
got his walking papers. O'Hara had been purposely
made drunk previous to the robbery Of his watch and
ring .5 = 5Ys.1q5 W. a-s
BuRGLARY.-Ann Maloney accuses Patrick
Sweeney of having between the sth and 18th of the
month entered her ROOM Of which she had the key in her
pocket, and stolen herefrom sundry bedelothes and
wearing apparel also trunk containing all her childs
clothes The value of Pats appropriation was estimated
$50 The Recorder of the First District placed him
under bonds of $1,000 to appear for examination
RuNAwAY. Sam, supposed by Officer o.
Rourke to be runaway and having an illegal pass was
popped into the Jail until he get who knows
him to vouch for mis- assertions
A Russ.-George Smith and Joseph Galena
had fuss and created muss Graver street about
o'clock in the evening. The former discharged
amende--the latter had to pay Jail fees. Il
Won g-H0UsE.-James McMahan and Patrick
Donovan found with iron bar in their possession
which they acknowledged having stolen but
being found for the property they sent to the Work
house for thirty days, also Robert R. Smith who
for three successive nights to the Watch house
drunk demanding lodgings He has obtained his request
in the Work house. saa.Y s.y... a.
SLAVES. who says ne belongs to Mr.
Nelson and Bo who asserts he belongs to Mr. Lawson
taken up by the police for having pass and
suspicion of being rnnaways.
SUSPICIOUS. Mrs. Woods had James Kerr
arrested for being in her house at the unusual hour of
O'Clock in thu Afternoon without being able to account
for the trespass Mr.. Kerr had become obliyous and
strayed away from his friends with gold watch and
chain in his possession also $9a in bank notes. also
bill OF exchange s6s 80. Mrs. Woods Withdrew her
charge. I% 1-" "~
STRANGE-We do consider it strange that a
named Luther L. Bean should be found intoxicated
the streets with order the Pacific Bank Of New
York for s4lT in his pocket besides $50 in gold The po
lice at least do good whatever the opposition made
to their efficiency may Officer Hemard took of
him, and his money and placed him out Of danger
ARREsTED.-In the Second District A. Mackir
and 3. W. Easily arrested by the police. They were
discharged nothing could be a0duced against them of
suspicious character. They both well supplied
with funds "%&aE. H~
John Milton also arrested for striking Nine Dacer
at the of Customhouse and IRENE streets Mime.
D. in her house when the assault was committed
John has to appear the examination under bonds Of
five hundred dollars
Edward Desommes was arrested on St. Louis street. for
assault and battery Mr.. Scbenwis, who got rid of
him by turning him to the officer. The latter gem
eman made little by the operation but having his clothes
torn. Edward was fined three dollars.
ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-On Monday after
noon the GOTH the Levee Thomas Pierce undertook
kick knock down and assault Richard Morgan Pierce
bound to keep the peace for 60 days. take his
abode in the Parish Prison for the same time.
No FNE.-The driver of cab No. 104 was ar
rested charge of having light and being asleep.
On his promise of in future attending to the city ord
nances he released -m.-5
DIscHARGED.- John Nathan, who was ar
rested at the instance of H. Lavoette the charge
stealing brown cloth coat from store Poydras street
Saturday the 18th inst, released-no evidence
having been adduced proving his guilt
DRUNK-Gharles Edwards, Thomas johnson,
Mr. Teller and Patrick McGouley severay fined 81
each residence in the Parish Prison perfectly option
al with the gentlemen Dimes being after their
sprees they chose the latter alternative.
INSULTING AN OFFIoER.--Police officer Kear-
ney in the pursuit of his duties nsuted and abused
by F. w Dickman at Dan Rice's Theater for which Mr.
f. W. D. had to pay So, ~.=- .=..E-,..
MURDER. LIN the Third District eight persons
were the charge Of murde AS the is
.ery doubtful one, will not give the The per-
arrested sleeping in the room with the
wounded man. razor was found covered with blood
near him and whether he inflicted the wounds himself OIL
they inflicted by Others remains to be ascertained
thought doubtful whether he survive the injuries
He was hired by the person in whose honse he lived only
the day previous #4@
Don CARLOS DE VALENCIA, the renowned bar.
Der Vera Cruz arrested the other day for opening
the trunk of Daniel Seibengoda, and stealing thereron
the of S25. The adventures and gallanries of Dor
Carlos are long for recaptulation Many of thos
who with army its march to the city of Mex
ico will remember him. and more who were not Their
would could they get glimpse of the countenance tina
i has supported many aliases. He is now in prison.
| FIRE.--A most distressing occurrence tool
place at the fire last night st. Anthony street.
Burgundy. poer old negro woman aged nearly 81
years. in smoking her pipe set fire to the house which
YVES entirely destroyed before she could be rescued b
the remen who strenuous in their exertions to
cue her. but before they could accomplish their human
design, the poor woman had persisted in the flames.
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