New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

is noticed elsewhere Bouosa captured Felix Justine
without trouble but officer Peccara's man Edward Ber
ylle took to flight Peccara followed, shouting stop
thief not more than dozen yards behind him. Hun
dreds people witnessed the race With astonshent
but offered to interfere and the
quence chase ouch perhaps equaed in
this city The fugitive and his pursuer well matched
and neither gained the other during the
whole run, which follows Up the Levee to Tou-
louise street. out Toulouse to charre up Chartres to st.
Louis cut st. Louis Royal Royal to Conti out Cont
to Bourbon, up Bourbon to Bienville out Bienye to
Daupbine, up Dauphne to Custom house out Custom
house to Burgundy and there the thief breathess and
stopped by who concluded to inter
delivered to his equally breahess and exhausted
pursuer. This Incident carries its own comment
INJUNCTION DIssoLvED.--Judge Robertson on |
Saturday gave decision dssolving the injunction taken
out by Mr.. Samuel G. Stewart, against the Sheriff g
seizure Of his property for the recovery Of bond of $4,000
which Mr. s. gave 1887 security for the appearance
Of Mr. J. B. Giauel who was charged with killing
but who left the city before the trial came on.
THE NEGRO WHIPPING CAsE.-The Grand
Jury reported to the First District Court Saturday
true bills for murder against Mrs Aimes Detz and Mrs
Eliza Dimtry in having caused the death of the slave
girl Lsda about month ago. by whipping and ill treat
ing her while she suffering as the
stated from When the ladies arrested at the
time of the occurrence Judge Robertson admitted them
to bail Upon the Grand Jurys indictment they
Saturday again arrested and locked up in the parish
prison, to await their trial their counsel, Mr. Lafe
then made application to the Court to agan admit them
to bail when very interesting discussion arose between
tue Ae.orney
for criminal oense bail could be taken unless under
extraordinary circumstancessuch for instance,
hains nrodueed tbxt No crime had been
committed or the raging Of plague pestienee where
by their lives would be endangered Judge larue cited
three preceden both in this country and England
in support OF bis oes ne
ths applie@s'on nete sna -.
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uouosess = Tha9 ttar.a, C,a,,aral
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f- oninon in writing in order that it might stand as
precedent in murder hereafter. Judge Robertson
aid he should comply with the very proper request the
Attorney General at some future time
a., W. n,,-x.v mon named Jomae
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inc for getting ,proariousy drunk He was 80 violent in
the noee office that he had to be handcufed and when
mt nto bis cell he eudeayored to break out by butting
he harsV
o utu ,:t.,o ~, ,,,,,od pat.
a,a R.+tb,sar p,bner were discovered by Cant
st on Saturday to have neither parents nor guardians
and sent to the Orphan Boys Asylum in the Third District
pun,,r,, Tohx AI,,1a,, woo. .,u.,.os
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of his brother Robert for drunkenness sphpr
and disturbing the peace.
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IN g, who charges him with larceny Wicker himself
was afterwards arrested for being in the State contra
yentiou of law Nelson. slave belonging to Mr.
Blackman, was also arrested on charge of larceny
A n, ,.enr, mon no,naa 1,rnar xps :, on.
rested in the Fourth District on Saturday morning for
entering Peter Isles coffee house. at the corner of ST.
Mary and Magazine Streets and assauug and threaten
ing Mr. Isle and smashing his decanters and tumbers.
He was locked up.
49, rv, W., cI,o1t1,,, -, ,,oso7 T. bo
insane was arrested ON Saturday night for disturbing the
peace and ringing Capt Prices bell the
| possession were corkscrew and a blank book
p,nIy Rr.nrx ofs;cer T,vnob fo,,nd n mn N
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by some one said to belong to the
Fanny Bullitt He was sent to the Charity Hospital
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/ FORGERY .--hngelo Costeilo ihaae ahiuaslt pe-
fore Recorder Ramos on Saturday in which he state
that he painted sign worth SS for Gacocomo Lombardl
and left it with third party from whom Lombard OBJ
taned with order purporting to be from Costello
warrant was issued Tor Lombardis arrest.
/ WAFER RATS For some time past n small
army of watermen have navgated the Bayou st. John
taking wood from its banks without leave OF ant
avoiding the payment of the tolls levied upon all nayga
tors of that ancient stream Their depredations have
last come to the vision of justice and on Saturday war