New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

Mr.. PAGES FUNERAL.-The remains of this
we'll known citizen were followed to the Profess
tant Cemetery last evening by o large concourse
Of friends and acquaintance, including respec-
table Populations Of the Typographical Union |
and National Guards, who lost in him an es-
teemed member Of their respective orders.
Peace to his ashes!
A BRAVE FEILow.-As the ship Thalatta
alongside the wharf the other night ubberly emil
grant, whose eyesght probably obscured by the
fumes Of dirty short pipe stumbled and fell overheard
A man named Thomas Warburton, second mate OF the
British ship Charles Holmes, Immediately plunged INTO
the water and through great exerion succeeded in bring
ing safely shore the drenched and sputtering Teuton
An act like this Ia truly heroic and are always glad to
be able to record it.
SwIEDLINo AND FoRGERY.--An affidavit was
yesterday filed in Recorder Ramoss court by Alfred
Trouble partner In the clothing store OF 6odchaux
Freres Nos 1O7 and 1os Old Levse street. in which ne
states that on last Sunday at noon man named georges
Louis Blanc came their store and under the assumed
name OF G. Barsaon, purchased paletot worth Sls or
which he gave in payment check for $780, the Lous
ana State Bspk purpoting to be signed for g. Dupantier
by O. r. White and received In change Sill in cash tpas
upon presenting the check at the Bank on MONDAY ne
discovered that 1t not only forgery but tha MT
puplsntier had account with that institution Whefe-
fore he prsys that the said Blanc may be arrested ana
dealt with according to law Another ahdavt maze by
Jean Baptiate Olivier clerk in the fancy store Of Lion
pnsard AT the corner Of Royal and Benville streets
charges the same individual with having the same day
81 so worth of articles in that establishment
and rendered in payment check on the same bank ZOE
SO purporting to be signed for j. Grousso by En- COL
omb he balance Of which 1879 sol he received In cash
and i was discovered to be just such forgery as the
one rec lived by Trouble He states further that ne
informed that Blanc is in Mobile Ateegraphic dispatch
sent to the Mopile pohce " w " ~ 49, 80 -
him.
HARD--John Kelly was yesterday dlschargeo
by Recorder Ramcs, he having been arrested upon Q
charge nv II senI Hug of stealing fifty cents worth OF
cakes from his stall in tie Vegetable Market twenty-five
DAYS since for which he has been in Jail all the tme.
long time to be in limbo for such tripg charge, when
not sustained.
CASES FIX ED.--Bernard 30 ylan was arralgneo
before Recorde Bright yesterday ch areed with
ing SIG from IL 10 rowsers pockets CHARLES Sheridan
the old Magnolha House. the night Of the 18Th UT
was rsmanded for trial the 18th. Aionso o AeWiS
arrested in Liberty Miss for murder in fsrmef3is
and brought to this city will be examined to-day a.
Smith under or, est for the murder Of Levi Barrow
Texas and for ndng in negroes was remandso Will
out bail for exam inson the 18th inst. John Weet'
for taking his hof and cab out Of the city pound ""
held to appear on the 9th under $500 bonds Hanns
Brady beating Mary Martin on Carondelet street,
Monday will be examined today. Henry Frissi, 10
| assault and battery upon Adam Schmidt and Addiso
Cammack, for the same offence upon IT, W. oouFes WI
1 be examined on the 9th inst. .@@.-....o. A.
Bound OvER-Jas. Cosgrove, for threatenin
p Walsh was yesterday required by Recorder Brigh
to furnish $500 to keep the peace for three months
Ellen Norton ar ID Mary Catharine johnson were r
aured to furnish 1850 security that they will let Phil
Clark alone for two months.
Luke Brady was required toEgive similar guarantees
let Mary Martin alton for the period Of time
CASE DIsMIssE D. - Etienne Perez, charge
with receiving stolen lard oil, srraigned before
corder Bright yesterd y but dismissed at the request
the owner Of the prop srty he having scknowedgea
| oil not to be his but denied receiving 1t knowingly
stolen property.
II BONDS FoRYErTE1 Barney McGeoy, who "
under bonds 5000 appear yesterday in answer 70
charge of assault and battery upon Dennis Masters
before Recorder Bright, failed to show himself, ana
bonds were declared fort cited and sent to the First
trict Court for collection.
RECEIVING sroLl IN PROPERTY. Charles W
SON against whom dsvit had been made for giVin
bali without license in ais house Barracks street.
arrested that adav it last evening and for recsv
stolen property besides His house is VIGOROUSLY
picous place. and upon searching it the police fouae
very valuable gold watcl to which he could give no I'll
| He was locked up to ewt ut examination
r SENT DowN--Re sorder Bright yesterd
committed Michael Barre ut for trial before the First
trct Court under bail Of $780, for assault ana bait
upon Johanna Bergen the night of the 2Sth ult.
: R. Hunt was sent before the same tribunal, IN
bonds Of $500 for assault and battery upon Thoi
Cleary on the 2lst ult.
LIBEL. SUIT DIsM1ssEli.- Messrs. 7. L. Bay
and Thos. Allen Clarke yesterday dismissed Fl
the charge of libel brought ag,inst them by s. Baer
Recorder Ramoss court tbs 18th ult. I; said libel
ing been placed by those gentle the docket of
Fifth District Court, attorn eys for Isaac P. Abrs
against whom Mr.. Baer had suit for damages pend
Observation-Disclosures Sayres, who was
rested fortnight since upon the charge of Having bro
into the room Of Mr.. Raphael Visart, on Customho
street. between Bourbon and Dsuphins stree and st'
the sum 5000 from the trousers pockets of that gen
while he was asleep, was examined yestert lay be
Recorder Ramos. Although $3.50 of the money cons
ing notes the city banks found in Sayre sig 70
reported to be found there and claimed to be dent
B. by Vsart belonging to him. proof of the burg
HI could be adduced and the prisoner produced
string respectable witnesses prove his good ohara
the Recorder discharged him. sayres is really il
cent there is mystery connected with the finding OF
money in his room that ought to be explained.
= WoRKHoUsE.--Nick Steward and Mary 4
Prudhom were yesterday sent by Recorder Bright to
N workhouse for thirty drunkards and Migrants
- FNED.--William Frisley, Cornelius Mel
= nus, and John Smith yesterday examined by III
der Bright drunkenness and breaches Of the peace
III ordered pay fines respectively of $1o SIS, and 81
=" the parish prison for proportionate periods of
G. McNeitoe was required to pay fine Of $40, or s
prison for twenty days for disturbing the peace and
las ying concealed Weapons The drive RS Of cabs 14
and 1857 fined $40 each for negeeting their vel
= on Old Lsvee street. 49,
both ARREsTs-Ssmuel q. Vinton was ARE
~ last evening" Leyee street, for assaultng and abb
alv officer Delany, and VIM. John and Richard crt
we're arrested on the stree for being dangerou
| suspicious characters and vagr ants.
|HS FOUND HoME.-The Chief Of Police yer
day took pity upon forlorr Hooking little apparat
the shape Of fre-engi me- leaned the Newsboy No
- which, having failed to et the ambitious views
a. juvenile projectors has be an leading yagrant life
the Police-ofce for some time past and had it sent
the House of Refuge. It is to be hoped that it will
derby treated out there md make its appearance SC
khese dhva full aroWn saasleen capable of waal