New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

Number Of fires reported 80 number Of oil and gas
lamps reported out, 1885, number Of contravenons OF
ordinances (of which 1859 eoffee-houses without
license 13a7 number of suspension Of policemen, ZIG
number of persons found dead 70 applicants al tns
police jails for lodgings, JOG.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Michael Reilly was
in this Court yesterday for larceny having stolen
a box of hre.crackers from William Ballard, and found
guilty.
Frederick SCHUYLER tried for larceny, in having in
his store wrenehes belonging to Jean Marie Lance
and found guilty schullers wife was in Court during
tho trial and upon hearing the verdict she swooned away
| and had to be carried out
Albert seibert tried for larceny in having stolen
dozen horsecoars from the schooner Velocity on the
Esd Of October last and found guilty. but recommended
l to mercy
Louis Toussant free Of color was tried larceny
but the jury failing agree discharged and Tous
saint was discharged upon his own recosnizance
Patrick Summers of the jurors in the above case
was fined $25 for contempt Of Court, in being intoxi
Gated while serving on the jury. 4
Michael Carter charged with larceny discharged
upon q MOLE prosequi.
BElIraERENr. - Warrants are out in the
District for the arrest Of Mrs Wcks charged with
numerically beating Joseph Page keeper of the pound
and of Edward Thomas Marceine Betancourt W. c.,
and Emira Marceau for frightening Joseph Hestin with
\ their awful threats
SUSPECTED THIEyEs.-John Ferrion and John
Ryan were arrested in the Fourth District Tuesday
evening charged with having two mattresses in their pos
session supposed to be stolen
CELESTIAL Rows.-It is very rarely that our
Chinese citizens kick up dust and we're, therefore
surprised to find affidavit made before Acting Recorder
wiltz yesterday morning, in which Mr.. Akan charges
Messrs Atohopg Assam and Apguth with having pitched
into him on Caaacalyo street. between Frenchmen and
uiyht last. pfen him
regular Irish lsnpoonipg AL against the peace and dgni
ty of the State Akans signature which is appended
to the affidavit looks like accidental scratch made b.
the clerk in writing it out man with paper in bis ha
= is after the three pugnacious rat-eaters.
RECORDER BRIGHT's CoURT.-A crowd of {
dozen or more pferers yesterday arragnet
before Recorder Bright and let Of with good lecturing
Twoeentlemen charged with swindling discharged
the request of their prosecutors and woman charge
H. with harboring runaway, also discharged at he
" prosecutors request.
The drivers Of drays No 1870 and 1877 were fined 81
each furious driving and the driver Of cart No 44o
was fined $40 for running without plates.
II John H. Burroughs, charged with emhezzling s65
from Mrs A. A Childs, was held to appear the %
inst under bonds of S5oo Mary Clarke for assault an
battery upon Catharne Wallace, held to appear
the same day under bonds of $3.50 and Thomas smitl
for beating Mary Kennedy and tearing her bonnet
~ held to appear the 22d-bail $500
BE Lawrence Sullivan examined upon the charge
embezzng Shoes boots and shoeieather from his en-
poyer P. Murphy, No. Camp street, and committed
trial before the Criminal Oourt-bai $780,
s. John Kennedy was arraigned on affidavit made
"a Mr. L. j. MCPHERSON clerk at Garhwaite, Giffen CO.
No Magazine street. charging him with having abo,
an hour previously stolen from the store door pio
cloth overcoat worth $S His fixed for
. nation on the 1oth-bail $500.
snsen Miller arrested as a supposed runaway, W
brought up, and as che proved her freedom, she W
d ordered to leave the State within sixty days.
Thomas Maloy and Jane Whitefoot were arraigned up
charge by officer Madden of indecently exposing the
persons the Protestant Cemetery, Tuesday evenn
Jane upon getting before the Recorder made adaI
against Thomas, charging him with having assaulted
and thrown her down in the Cemetery and attempted
violate her person. She was discharged; but Thorn
was remanded without bail for examination the 2
inst. 7-.. d. 0
RECORDER RAMOS COURT. B. 0'Callaga
charged with swindlng H. Swain Thomas Maroons
charged with assaulting J, W. Maxwell with dangero
weapon jerome Hnley charged with assault and bate
upon officer Rougean In the discharge Of his duty
se Comment, for breach of the peace-were all broug
before Recorder Ramos yesterday and required to furn
security for their appearance when wanted. Nothing
ma of any Importance done in the Court yesterday
g., CHARGE OF PERJuRY.-Raphael Visart ye
erday surrendered himself to the Second District poll
knowing that warrant had been Issued for his arrest
"A q charge of perjury.