New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
60 to the Parish Prison. for drunkenness breaches of tn

18th inst.
Michael aahan was arraigned upon an affidavit made
by P Quaid bar keeper in the Phoenix House, on st.
Charles street, charging him with having aided and abe
ted soine unknown man in stealing from the counter
while atlantis back was turned about 12s O'Clock yes
terday morning-that s in the small hours Of Sunday
nights paper package containing 500 in small change
Gaan required to give $500 bail for his appearance
the 18th inst.
Lawrence Sullivan was arragned upon charges by bis
employer, John Murphy of No Camp street. Of having
sold pair of brogans given away pair Of boots, and
taken leather to make pair of Shoes without accounting
to him for the Bail $500 to appear on the 18TH
Moses MAIN was arraigned upon affidavit made by
John Ringleb proprietor of clothing store on Dryades
street. between Thali and Mepomene sroets in which he
that within the last two months various articles Of
clothing have been stolen from his store and that he be-
eves portion Of the said Clothes which he identify
concealed in Mahn's house Phppa street, between
poydras and Heva and that Main received them knowing
them to be stolen Man was required to furnish $500
security for his appearance on the 10th
Jacob Mahn was brought up charged by the same afl
with being the thief who stole the clothing he having
detected Sunday night last in the act of carrying
away pairs of cheap pants undershir and two pairs
of drawers He remanded without bail for examna
ton the 10th inst. -n
Bound OvER-Catherine Farrell was yester-
day brought before Recorder Bright by her husband
Michael Farrell who charges her with having on Sunday
night of Gainne and Tehoupitouas Streets
assaulted him with knife attempted to cut him. and
finally thrown the knife at him The Recorder required
the pugnaeioua Catherine furnish $3.50 security to let
Michael alone for month
| DISCHARGED Mcguire, arrested on Sat
urday peddling without license, brought before
Recorder Bright yesterday and he showed that he had
a license, he was discharged
SUSPICIOUS. lanes Bowen is under arrest, in
the Second District for having been caught in the bed
| room Of Mrs McCuum, in Galatin street, Sunday
| night, with the suspected intention Of stealing
WoRKHoUsE. - Mrs. Dunn, for drunkenness
and breach the peace Magazine street, yestsr
day sent by Recorder Bright to the Workhouse for thirty
days. el.4 #ul
John Cane, for being dangerous and suspicious cha
racter was ordered to 6nd voucher 60 out for thirty
days. 5.s ..-..
REMANDED. - Victor shultz, alias George
Clark the hotel thief yesterday arragned before Re-
Bright to explain his extraordinary penchant for
gentlemenia clothing jewelry etc. He had not word
to say in his defense not able to look any body
straight in the face and remanded indefinitely to
prison. Afadavts were fled against him by two Of the
gentlemen he robbed in Mrs oyiatts boarding house
by Mr. Wallace, Of Burnside Co.'S, Canal street; by
Mr. Fenuell of 90 Common street; and by Mr.. Il. g
Smith, a boarder at the New Magnolia House, where
Shultz lodged when arrested
Mr. Smiths affidavit also duplicates Miller, the sup
posed confederate of shults Two coats valued at sT
had been stolen from the atlantis room and found
to be among the articles redeemed of the pawnbroker
Rafel, st. Charles street. the ticket for which wa
signed by Miller Mer's fixed for trial th
18th, under bonds Of $500, There is quite a pills Q
coaks and other valuable articles still unclaimed
at the office OF the Chief of Police.
a COMMUNICATIONS Hutchinson and JOIN
Hoky examined yesterday before Recorder Bright
upon charges of embezzing mineral water and none
from Thomas s. Waterman, by whom they employee
as drivers The examination resulted in the aequit
tai Hickey but the commtta of Hutchinson for tria
e before the Criminal Court under bonds of $500.
STEALING A WATcH.-Joe, slave belongin
to Mr. E. Blanc arrested on St Paul street yestei
day morning charged with stealing silver watch roi
70 Mrs. Durant The watch found upon him. Anothe
y negro named Willis belonging to j. G. Stewart WI
" arrested the New Basin charge of being in par
- nershp with Joe.
= POCKET PIcKING.-Francis Kelly was arreste
on yesterday afternoon the request job
N Sweeney who charges him with being an accessory
IA picking man's pocket
BRITISH PBLEGM.-The French journals d.
ie light in retailing, and even manufacture,
s when the stock falls instances of the stolid il
y difference supposed to be characteristic of til
pt sons of Albion, The best anecdote that we hav
as lately seen is of q British milord--(the hero
of all these stories are a,ilords)--who was on IL
p railroad on the occasion of smash up. N
lis deigning to be disconnected at the accident,
NJ at one or two severe Commissions which were
share of the damage, the Rnglishman ealml
u demanded of the conductor what had becon
on of his servant. 'sAlas, my lord, he is cut
two by the locomotive cent in two, is he
en- Please see in which half of him are the keys
tn my trunk"
Napoleon's hat onos fell off at o review, wht
ia a young Lieutenant stepped forward, picked
- up, and returned it to him.
IN IN Thank you, Captain" said the Emperor.
~ In what regiment" retorted the Leutel
Wv ant as quick as lightning.
o1 Napoleon SAILED, passed on, and forthwi
w. had the lucky youth promoted to the step of b
~ ambition.
IL L. II