New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

with nekne pocket which he was released
on bail Ant Phossant for exposing his person in the
Louisiana Bareom for which he sent to the work
house for fesn days; Santiago Hernandez, for being
SUSPICIOUS character and carrying setto sent to the
parish prison MORE Meyer, for arceny-out bail
James lewis characterization to the captain Of the
Britsn ship Helene james Hogan, stealing two band
kerhefs Jaques Echaberts STORE at the Of
Ieyee and Port streets John Hogan at the reque OF
his mother for larceny Jules De Vils for disehargag
gun IN the street fined SO Sunday slave Of Mr. Bure
for larceny Harry Holland, for attempting to rescue
prisoner from the police George Brennan for similar
drawing on Mr.. Conrad-fned $25; III. puchsro
Philip Hernandez and Frank Leguir for disturbing the
peacebail to keep the peace 5000 each and two cabs
for having tho same number, OF AL
THE PHILIPrA STREET ROBBERY. Nancy
Mayed was examined before Recorder Bright yesterday
morning on the charge Of robbing Mr. f. g. Davis of $3.50
in her house Phiippa street. Saturday night tho
particulars Of which gave in Mondays paper She was
committed for trial In the Criminal Court under bonds Of
s1oo0 which failing to give she sent back to prison.
II was shown that the cabdryer, ORourke, far from
being abettor in the robbery had been induced
into Nancys clutches and by that gentleman fully ex
onerated from any completely In the affair.
CONSTITUENT FOR PERJURY. We mentioned
several days since the examination and acqutal three
men by Recorder Bright who had been charged Of robbpg
Mr Simpson Neghbors Of $4O at the Western verandah
Mr. Neghbors was yesterday arrested charge of per-
Jury in that examined before Justice Gaiennie
committed for trial before the First District Court.
BELLIGERENcY.---Joh ohm Clifford, for striking
Mary Carroll in the breast at the Of Rampant
Toulouse Streets Aeck Monfor for beating Eliza Clan
cey and drawing knife her at the famous of
Benyle and Burgundy Streets Lola Montez for tongue
iashing Mary Johnson and throwing unmentionable
piece crockery at her through glass door Bur-
gundy street and Ida Taylor for sezng Fanny Peal by
her hair and beating her in her Marais street
were arragned before Recorder Ramos yesterday and
made give bonds to appear when wanted to for
their Christmas exhilaration.
Warrants issued for the arrest of Mary Par
sh for assaulting John Mcceland with knife Of John
Hennen for assauting and beating Thomas Farrell of
deck hand the steamer Mcfea for striking the dis
charging clerk of that boat Jas NJ Williams of another
man named Jonn who treated Martin Burke the clerk of
the Piota in the way and Of one Luke for calling
John Leuck out of his house Cusomhouse street. and
siappng his face Other persons charged with breaches
Of the peace had afidavits made against them.
THE DRUGGING AFFAIR.-The little girl who
Poydras street Sunday evening stupeGed
with drugged liquor and who complained of having
violated was fugitive from the House Of Refuge As
she had neither friends good character she
back there those who enough to take ad
vantage Of rendessness permitted to escape
whipt Of justice No matter what her character might
have BEEN her extreme youth alone suhstantates the
truth Of the story she told
WoMAN's LovE-William Harris, who beat
his wife so badly about week since, Philippe street
that had to be taken to the Hospital yesterday
brought up before Recorder Bright for examination
Mrs Harris however, had recovered from her bruises and
her first act leaving her bed Sdeavor to get
her husband of his trouble Upon her earnest solicit
aons yesterday with promises Of better conduct from
\ him. he therefore discharged.
CHRISTMAS JoLLIFIcATIoNs.-A large number
Of persons arrested for celebrating the holidays with
much liquor drinking brought before Recorder
Blight on Monday and yesterday mornings and dis
charged upon promises of am endment and payment
jail fees.
In the Second District the Recorder extended the elem
ences of the season to similar crowds of registering free
drinkers and gutter-slcepers.
l The Third District lookup was crammed with hare
cases who were dealt with by Recorder seuzeneau
In the Fourth District the aggregate of arrests
very small and credtabe to that orderly quarter of th
| city
LARcENY-AIrs. Catherine Green yesterday
had William Willow arrested charge of stealing
oyercoat, worth IS, from boarder in her house OF
hatcher street The was hxed for examination OF
l the 18th of January-bail s4o0.
\ ARRESTS. - James Daoy, for stealing tw'
shirts from Margaret Cassidy and James Conner ant
James Ward suspicious characters and yagrants
arrested in the First District last evening.
Work K-HousE--John Wilson, for being found
early yesterday morning Mrs. Duboes premises Ap
polio street. under suspicious circumstances and Am
Robinson for wandering drunk about the streets,
Yesterday sent to the by Recorder Bright 70
thirty days each ragahonds in default of vouchers
COMMITTED Thomas Murray and Margare
Davis yers Yesterday examined before Recorder Bright
ON the charge of having beaten John Powers badly
to endanser his life the 9th inst at the
Girod and Phlippa streets. They were committed 70
trial before the First District Court under bonds of $50
| each.
CHARGE OF PERJURY. - Thomas Moore an
John Hoffman were yesterday arrested on an afidav
made before Recorder Bright by John Croft who charge
them with having committed z wilful and corrupt pei
In swearing that his daughter Martha twent,
one years of age she being only eighteen) in order
marriage license from Justice Jonte the 15t
inst They refused bal and committed to prison
examination on the 18th January.
CONCEALED WEAPeNs.--A man named Georg
NJ Holland as yesterday fined $40 by Recorder Brigl
! for carrying concealed weapons
Bound OVER - VIM. johnson, or Rudolph
was examined before Recorder Bright yesterday Il
charge of beating Christian Hines and drawing knife
him He was required to furnish $500 security tn ke
1 the peace for three months.
RI WIFE WHIPPING practice threatens
become epidemic In the Third District Mr.. EdmoI
| Meuper q lawyer, has been whipping his wife at the
residence Urquhart street from repetition OF whic
she Yesterday asked Recorder seuzeneau's protection
Aime Jarvis was arrested Monday night for beatiI
his wife at the of Laharpe and Tonti streets
SrABBISG AFFAIRs.-John b. Smith was al
rested in the Third District on Saturday night charg
| with having dangerously stabbed Thomas Robinson
: cond mate of the ship Marmon, on board that yess
He is in the Parish Prison awaiting the result Of Ro
inson,s wounds Robinson on board his ship yestt
~ l;,n condition. lAyi