New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

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ing on Sunday. the 10th inst, at SAN:
Protestant Girod street.. %
Odd Fellows Rest.
Cypress Grove No. IL
Charity Hospital. -
IT, Patricks
Catholic No. ~
Z..... ...........,..'. $50 a. |
st. Vincent de Paul. ...........,- 40
Hebrew Fourth District.
Lafayette ~
Total.
The THING SETTLED --Milkmen, from time |
mmemorial have existed under stigma based upon the
business and inspdty of their milk and very natu-
supposition that the fault owing to bJdropahc
nuson in the secresy of dsry walls or the dark
ness Of night STILL Of them were ever detected
in the operation the oharitaby disposed gave them the
benefit of their doubts and trsd to attribute the weak
ness of their milk tho debility Of their COWS or the in
ferior quality Of their pasturageany thing in fact
rather the hydrants and osterns so unfsengy
spoken of by portion of the community 1t is with no
little sorrow and sympathy for the future reputation OF
our kmsn that we record the entrs dissipation OF
the doubt their favor and that the most charitable OF
our city mike at length compelled to look the
danng fact of their turpuds straight in the face To
come to the point then Saturday forenoon at ll3<
O'Clock at the of Poydras and Philippe streets
officer Peterson seized the horses and mkcart No All
belonging to Samuel Thompson for three offences which
are set forth the affidavit to wit First for running
without brands second for blocking up the street, and
thirdly for filling his cans at the hydrant all against
the city ordinances II Mr.. Thompson had been de-
tscted in private in the act Of duting his milk would
not have looked bad but to attempt such thing 81
midday in the open street to betray csouSnsS'
that nothing but long practice in that business, OF
unversaity Of the custom among bis fellow milkmen
could Justify Recorder Bright yesterday ordered him to
pay fine Of only s1orather small, one would suppose
but large enough perhaps when We recoleet how mueh
the public ia at the mercy Of the mk-yenders we are
vet 10th to class all milkmen with Mr. thompson IN hs
gnominy and that gentleman does not extrieate hi
self from hs present position, we shall look for mass
meeting of mikmen the subject; and, If they be not
too milk waterish we will publish the proceedings
with pleasure II no such meeting takes place then our
readers NAV consider Mr. Thompson's conduct sustained
and may hereafter consider the purity Of milk pure
\ fiction,
1 ROBBERY ON SHIPBoARD.--Andrea Paicurich,
captain of the Austrian brig Fdente lying In the Fourth
District made AFFIDAVIT yesterday, charging cabin boy
named Giovanni Rossi, with having on Saturday night
last opened atlantis chest by means Of false keys, and
taken therefrom sixteen onehundred dollar bills on the
Louisiana State Bank hundred and sixty dollars in
gold and silver and gold watch and chain worth one
hundred and fifty dollars He states further in his a
dayt that he autographed the theft and has received word
of Rosss arrest detention in Mobile by the police
that city and that his affidavit was made in order to OBJ
tain the Governors requston the Mobile authorities
for the boy that may be brought back to this city
dealt with according to law This was the robbery
which Patrick Colfallee and Michael Bsrberrich wer
suspected as accessories which they arrested
in the Second District Sunday evening. Capt Paicu
/ rich's request will be complied with.
Rossi must be an ungratefu young scamp. 1t appear
that he applied to Capt Paicurich only few days age
perfect stranger and SO touched him with tale OF hi
and restitution In this strange country that
kept him board with the int ntion OF allowing him
work his way back to Italy. his native home, cabi
boy the Fdente being the point Of departure for M
ples The young viper took advantage Of the Captain
very rst absence from the vessel to rob him and max
his escape to Mobile.
81 LARoEN1Es. -Gustave Harwich, alias Adolph
Ludwig was arragned yesterday before Recorder Ramo
on charge Of having stolen se7 so from the none!
drawer OF the beerhouse No. 68 Customhouse street kel
bv Lewis steckley, the 9th of September last He WI
| required to give $500 bail to appear when wanted
Francis stubenrauch made affidavit against Eliza shi
a man. charging her with stealing about 500 from h
premises on Bienve street. She was arrested and in
lt prisonsd in default Of $500 bail.
"a Theresa Blake and John, slave belonging to Mr. Bea
were arrested yesterday in the Second District
charges of larceny.
Mary Buckley made ahfdavit against Vim. Butte
= charging him with having stolen hat and cloak Wort
$50 from her residence Cnstomhouss street, Snnd'
~ night warrant was issued.
= HosTII1TIEs - John Wele yesterday mac
affidavit. against Wgand and his wife, who reside
his yard at No 1872 Toulouse street for ylyng him al
calling him hard names; Antoine Fogn made afiida'
against Rotanc for splitting in his face and threate
ing to take his life in Mr.. Aexander's wine store, No
Main street; Michel Pfau made AFFIDAVIT against Jol
h Weber for beating him, throwing him down and kck
er him in the face on st. Philip street Jacques Pf
charges the same individual with similar treatment
him Issbslla Babe c., made affidavit against NJ
Il Bell for sapping her in the face and George Kent ma
affidavit against John Swan for assault and battery
him in Hospital street They will all be attended to
y due time.
HEAVY RoBBERY.-Early on Sunday evenin
the iewery store Of Mr.. Louis Muh, No. Al Chart
street. between Customhouss and Bienvie, was enter
by means of false keys and some six seven thousa
dollars worth of ewery taken from the glass cases
the eounters The articles stolen mostly small
not very valuable such chains lockets rings pins
6 must have been seized very carelsssly rapidly,
ho,t double handful of them found seattle
about the aoor. Luckily, Mr. Muh had his most valua
;ewelry such watches, diamonds, brooches bracel
,te. locked up in an iron chest but an armoir In VIII
a. a of that chest generally hept, was found tt
,sen open as If the robbers had been searching TO
and Ahich fortunately again Tor ME- mum, they iaie'
4 a.. T., their extreme hurry. An axe, which had
IN llefti In the room Dach Oh ALAG ssS->' -"
nar hehnd the front door, al i one OF the robbers
~ bean keeping desperate guard there while the OH
Try were packing up the jswelry They leff behno tnem
= xavs with which, they opened the door, one OF which
been broken the attempt The robbery heo oeeh
" n;,tsa before the night police went on duty as
atcbau of that beat first passing the store al Sc
Pal found the door standing open, with no sign Oh
| one inside and the door was watched until Mr. M'
AZ return at about nine O'Clock; Capt. Baldwin, IN
meantime having entered and discovered evidence OF
- robbery 1t was most daring robbery, and none OF
W. ns;shbors can AFFORD clue, by any thing they ga
heard as to the precise time of its occurrence or the
Phil sons engaged in it.
sex TAXING A HoRsE.-Adert Jean Bertrand
terday made affidavit before Recorder Ramos char
ana one Xavier thinner with having unclaimed horse
stable on the old Basin and putt in the city pound
tho the malicious purpose of extracting fees from him
"a i thing will be looked into soon.
ion BLACK LIsT.-The slave Anderson, of 2.
ed gobb supposed be runaway Susan Miller, SUPP
~ tn he ditto but claiming to be free slave john OF
tsm or supposed runaway slave John, of Phillips, for
ell at inc MIG IRON supposed to be stolen and biting and che
10 d fhe officer who arrested him and the slave Dav
MADDEN for drunkenness and breach of the peace
Yesterday brought before Recorder Bright and orr
n. 70 to the Police-jail till called for.
!, and FINEp.-Michael Griffin, alias Stone, d.
of carriage No. 49, for orcbly rescupg his vehicle
nun the en,todv of an officer Monday night week