New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-28

that occasion, instead Of o g jimmy" and other
delicate tools of the profession, an iron bar and
Ratchet, and in place of forcing his way
through door or window, as is the usual mode,
mad gone directly through solid brick wall.
Savage People.-Mrs. Ellen German, Cath
crime German and William German were ar
raigned on charge of having on the previous
lay. in Benjamin street, assaulted and beaten
Mrs. Anastasia Conner in very severe manner.
The affidavit particularly charges Mrs. Ellen
German with having bitten finger belonging
TO the assaulted party and torn ring from one
Of her ears. The examination Of the case was
liked for the 9Th of May
Discharged. --Wm. Shindler, against whom
an affidavit had been made by George A. Ram
say, charging him with the crime of perjury,
was yesterday discharged in consequence Of the
nonappearance of the prosecutor.
Stabbing Case.--Pat Boylan and man
named Barker we're examined yesterday on a
charge Of having, sometime in the month of
September last, severely wounded a slave man
named Bailey, belonging to Mr. William North
ern, by cutting and stabbing him with sword.
Barker was discharged, but Boylan was sent be-
fore the Criminal Court under bond of $1,000.
VIM. Bolton was also sent before the Criminal
Court under bond for dangerously wounding d
negro with q cotton hook, on the levee.
VIM ]. Bruce, the lad who was arrested for
breaking open trunks in Mrs. Mary Ann Smiths
boarding house, on Philippe street, was yester-
day sent to the House Of Refuge.
| RECORDERS CouRT OF THE SECOND DISTRICT.
| Receiving Stolen Property-A quantity of
stolen coffee has been seized in the store of Mr.
| Fabre, on Front Levee, and the proprietor Of
said store, together with a boy named Edward
| LEADER, has been arrested and charged with
| receiving said property with full knowledge of
its having been stolen. Fabre was held to bail
| in the sum of $500 for his appearance.
| Mrs. Helene Freshman has also been arrested
on charge Of having received and secreted in
1 her house on Main street, between Burgundy
and Rampant a lot of stolen silverware, which
was discovered in said premises. The lady was
required to give security for her appearance
Breach Of Irust.--A warrant was issued
| yesterday by Recorder Ramos for the arrest of
| Theophile Lavitte, member of Fire Co. No
use the sum Of 1862, which he had collected from
his fellow members in behalf of said company.
| When death is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved life, if administered in time,
/ comes too late Do not trife with disease Rely
| upon it, that when the stomach will not digest
| food-when faintness and lassitude pervade the
| system-when the sleep is disturbed, the appe-
tite feeble, the mind lethargic, the nerves I'M
naturally sensitive and the head confused-rely
| upon 1t, that when these symptoms occur, the
powers of vitality failing and that, unless the
mischief is promptly checked, life aciI be short
| ened, as well as rendered miserable. Now we
know from mass of testimony, greater than
was ever before accumulated in favor Of one
remedy, that Hollands German Bitters, pre-
| pared by DR.. G. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia. win
Immediately abate, and, in the end, entirely re-
move all these disorders, as surely as mathe-
Imatieal process will solve a problem. Who,
then, viii endure the agony, and the risk Of
life, with health and safety within reach