New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-11

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Benjamin Case were arrested upon suspicion Of being the
thieves, and their effects searched without finding the
watch Tho watch very valuable lever valued with
its chain. at s2l6, gsasssss vi ttr2 sgsEsl
+ "a SCANDAL SUIT.--A suit was filed in the Fifth
District Court on Saturday by Mrs Mary Courtney and
hst hubbard against Charles Richie, an oyerseer Of
aborers on the Mexican Gulf Railroad in which damages
are claimed by them to the amount Of $780, for having
grossly nsuted and abused the lady while che was coming
to the city in the cars the 18th ut without any male
companion protector and for having repeated that
abuse in the ticket office of the Company after reaching
| the city. -a5
AN OLD GREENHoRN. Barbara Powers and
Alice Davis were examined by Recorder Bright Satur
day for having stolen sixty dollars from the pockets Of
old gentleman while he sleeping in the rookefy Ct
Mahals Black, on Philippe street. They were committed
| for trial before the Criminal Court.
!, LARCENY Bernard Boyland was examined
on Saturday by Recorder Bright, and sent before the
trimnal Court for having stolen sixteen dollars from
beneath the pillow of Charles Sheridan while the latter
was asleep. 2-
BuReLARY.-George Powers was examined on
Saturday by Recorder Ramos upon the charge Of having
entered the Of John Gallagher, at No Front
Levee broken open the and distracted ten
dollars therefrom. He committed for trial in the
Criminal Court .1.'4
FATAL ACCIDENTS "A Canadian named Boyer
died at the Charity Hospital Saturday, from injuries
received on the previous day. by falling from his cart on
| Girod street. He was forty mine years Of age
Nathaniel Austin, yirginan about fty-three years
Of age died at the Hospital the same day. from injuries
caused by falling into the hold of steamboat on which
he was working Leyee laborer -s tls 49,.
THE GRETNA MURDER.-A man named Paul
Brandon put upon his examination on Friday before
Justice Dreux Jefferson Parish charged with having
killed Henry Sanders the night Of the 10Th ut at
ball in Gretna, given by the Hook and Ladder Company
there The deceased was stabbed several tmes as he
came out Of the ballroom door The parties are all
Germans and eight or ten witnesses, VINO were
dancing on that OCCASION gave strong evidence against
Brandon The case continued over to wednesday
i next.
s SUIT FOR DAMAGES. 81 On Saturday jacob
Wild filed suit in the Sixth District Court against thu
city Of NewOreans, for $500 damages, alleged to hav
been Incurred by him the illegal detention By tn
city Of his horse and sy for the period Of one year ant
nineteen days.
ARREsTs-The following arrests have beer
made in the different Districts since Saturday morning
Il In the Frst Dishict-Maguire, for peddliug withou
t,cense Edward Brown and James Haoran for cuttin
aud attempting to sell the lines of coal boat slav
John of Phillips for having hundred pounds Of pi
iron supposed to be stolen Jacob Mahar and Patric
Tallapt for abusing officers up town Paul Petit Tor dis
- turbng the peace of Poydras Market; John Wood 10
assault and battery upon Edward Stack with intent
IL kill; Susan Miller, negro supposed to be runaway WI
liam Malon on Girond street. for smashing his furnitur
aud beating his wife John Cane the Leyee as Oar
IL gerous and suspicious character
= In the Second Disyct-Jscob Richardson free man
color for being in the State in contravention OF law
Patrick Colfaee Michael Berberrich suspicion
having been concerned in robbng schooner at bafa,
cite Gustaye Harnwtch the request Of Louis steg
Il at sc Gustomhouse street. charge of larceny FL
~ gene Coss and John Wilson, the Levee suspicion
being thieves and for having quantity of corn in the
az possession.
IL In the Third District John r Bigger and Edward Dol
n for kicking open doors Leves street Frank Wass
lie and Joseph VIAL for beating and interfering with Il
"a police; John Doyle, for engaging in charivari at Il
corner Of Louisa and Chartres Streets and resisting
tn officers; and supernumerary Watchman Doan, for
fusing to assist in the said arrest
bs In the Fourth Dstriet-Thcmas ONeill charged wi
10 forging note Of hand Patrick Mctiin Ruiedo
mnges for grinding without license; Louisa
an insane woman, for botherng Dr. Carter; Alexand
mo Greenwood at the corner of st. Mary and Magazi
he streets as dangerous and suspicious Character
a slave Ned runaway supposed to be insane, belonging
he DR.. Wilson, of Natchez