New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-03


in passing oy the Eclipse Coffee house,
az street, Duffy left $50 pounds of the
in payment of his whisky bill, and de-
the remainder as ordered The COM
it states that Duffy has been in the habit
ng in this manner. His case is fixed for
nation on the 9Th instant.
NEp.-Patrick Farrell was arrested yester-
and fined rs for interfering with dray
or in the discharge of his duty.
IoKING HIS WIFE.-John Collins was ar
ID in the First District Court, on charge
laying assaulted and severely choked his
on the previous night, it was ascertained
be examination that Collins was insane, and
Recorder committed him to the asylum.
Jim McCaffrey was also sent to the Insane
lum, having, like great many people who
still at large, lost his senses.
oDEL OFFICERS, --Early yesterday morning
,rnumeraries Price and Delany arrested a
devil named William Boyer, whom they
ID lying drunk on G rod street. In bringing
tothe Watch house, however, they ASA lted
! him in a most unmerciful manner with
r clubs, without any cause or provocaticn.
! fact coming to tho knowledge of Lieutenant
"a, he reported the two inhuman officers tt
Police Board, and, of course, they will be
ended. The Recorder, Notwithstanding the
re beating this poor drunkard had received
him to the Work house for thirty days.
IoTERs DISPOSED OF.--The twelve Irishmen
were arrested few days since in the Re-
er's office, on the complaint of Mr.. Bates
creating disturbance on the Leyee and
eavoring to prevent the hands employed
Pleading the ship George Washington, were
erday examined before Recorder Summers
eight of them were required to give bond.
feep the peace for SIX months, while tn,
n four were discharged. This disturbance
led on by Peter Kitty and Cornelius Dris
In default of giving bonds, the eight will
ommitted to the parish Prison
M SECOND DISTRICT.
lRoENY.--Louisa Myers was yesterday ar
ed on warrant charging her with having
IN pair of earrings, worth six dollars, OF
night of the 9th ult., from the premises O
nSwan, on Barrack street.
1RGLARY. "A couple of slaves, named
Ties and Bob, belonging to Mr.. Perez, are
arrest on charge of having broke int,
premises of Mr.. A. H, Ellie, during the nigh
ne 9th of July, and stolen therefrom a colo
n worth $3.50, the property of Mr.. Ellie
watch was found in the watchmaker-sh
r. Leon Meyer, on ST. Phillip street, where
d been left for repairs by Bob, who wa,
apprehended, and stated he had received il
Charles, who was also arrested, and says
it it from negro woman. A warrant has
issued for the arrest of the woman.
ARBoRING A SLAyE.-A warrant was ISSUED
secorder Fillieul for the arrest of j. S. Bael
the complaint of Isaac P. Abrams, VIII,
yes him with harboring and concealing
sway slave girl of his, named Mary Sneed
ie house of Mrs Towns in Bienville street
CAPTAIN STRUCK BY HIS CooK.-Captair
Jam Gushing, of the ship Concordia, yester
had his cook, a free colored man, named
els Jones, arrested for committing an as
and battery upon his person.
THIRD DISTRICT.
re were but few arrests made in this Dis
esterday, and none that are worthy o
] notice.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
a UNs gs. CELTs "A row occurred nigh
4, set on Tchoupitoulas street, in the FOURTH
T. between one German and half doze,
an. in which the former was severely
an, lis not expected to live, his name il
Sn oker. Three Irishmen, named Mi
Mann ing, Michael Keegan and Franl
we're arrested and locked up for com
the h, utal assault.
E,lan Cess yesterday procured the ar
. moi, glbor of hers named CATHERINE
81 complains, is in the constan
: baot;nr her (Mrs. Ross's) children
rG they vent u re ln.o .ne streets
' 'siarsa s ana, , ,al cash dividend Of
MT, and stock IL. n 1 p'i esA''
same time. ~