New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25
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RowDYIsM IN THE ST. CHARLES THEATRE.--
daily paper Of the city made of quits
remarks the other morning regard to the police rega
tons of the St Charles Theatre charging among other
things that persons frequently seized aud elected
violently from the house and dragged of to the Police
office for trhng breaches Of order. The writer might
have added that in Standardization to this the most
outrageous yolston of decorum and decency, both
and of the stage passed over as matters of course
while it is said that the msneuvring manager has given
positive orders to the police he employs to arrest every
person they may in the act of kissing the perform
ance. This is entirely and most daring method
Of obtaining popular applause. We begin to think, too
that it will succeed the lovers OF the drama have been
lugged off to the calabooss by for the last
months and when easy to applaud to hiss and
one is liable to be dragged of to the lookup and fined
the next day for doing the latter he will be apt to reflect
before he expresses his dsapprobaon of what his judy
ment may condemn. We venture to assert that at no
period in the history the St. Charles has rowdy
ism and backguardism possessed such unlimited sway
within its walls at the present time The of the
audience nightly assaled with all kinds of vugarity
profanity and obscenity and the most pathetic passages
frequently greeted with laughter and jeers And yet
the arrests that have been made there lately
have not been from this class of offenders but from those
who happened express their disapprobation Of some
thing in the performances that did not happen meet
their views, in sanctioned and established by
ancient custom. One OF the sufferers by this new and
singular method Of preserving order has lately instituted
legal proceedings against the manager the policeman
who arrested him and judging from what we have learn
ed the circumstances deem their position thing
but desirable or creditable.
Unprecedented persons will regret to believe that this
system of police regulations has had any other origin than
view to the preservation of quiet and decourum but
should such prove to be the it appear that the
management has not deserved the beraty hitherto dis
played in its behalf.
! BAD NEWS FOR TIE Coal DEALERS. --Captain
Greenlaw, of the steamboat Mary Agnes arrived last
evening from Paducah informs that he passed his
down abou. hundred coal boats destined for this
city the majority of which must arrive during the
ing week. provided the weather be fair Notwithstanding
the recent high prices Of coal it is certain there
good supply of that article in the city the present
time but the monopoly of the business in the hands of
few individuals has enabled them to obtain almost any
price they choose to demand, They certainly have i'm
proved their short opportunity, but the day of plum
| der" ia almost over.
| RECORDER WINTERS CouRT-FErst District
Charles slave yesterday sent to the Workhous by
Recorder Winter to await the call of his master He
bad been arrested on charge Of larceny
MORE INsANIry.-A deposition made In this court
yesterday against Owen Brusn charging him with
being insane and uuht to take of himself Brusn
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sible individual He was sent to the Asylum
| The FORGERY CAsE.-The case of NJ. B. Abernathy
charged with forging and altering notes of hand or
orders brought up for examination yesterday and
accused not appearing his bonds amounting to $500,
declared forfeited and the papers to the First
| District Court !
OurrNe,-George Pass arraigned charge of having
dangerously wounded Barney Coyle with knife on tho
9Th day of January, in St. Marys Market He sent
before he Criminal nd dnf
| VANDALs.-Francs McSheehan, Stephen Hughes and
Owen Harmon arrested night before last cutting
and tearing down portion of the fence about Tivol
Circle They probably wanted it for fre-wood Hughes
was sent before the First District Court.
| RECORDER RAMoss COMMISSIONED District
pawnbroker named Charles Cohen was arraisned before
this Court yesterday charged with having unlswfuy dis
posed of watch entrusted to his keeping by one Mr.
Cape, Security for his appearance required.
RACING ErTRAoRpINARY.-A policeman of the Second
District deposed that he omnibus No. and dray
racing at full speed along Levee street. towards this vege
table market the evening previous that the dray
the in consequence of wheel of the omnibus
striking post of the markehouse. which not only stop
ped the vehicle but broke the post in question the
great prejudice and derimen of the building Warrants
issued for the arrest of the yoaor of the ordinance
against fast driving,
ARREST A FuGirIyE "A named Charles Lucas
having killed named James Fannory, on the
night the 2Sd of last December in the parish of Con-
eordia in this State lie awaits removal scene Of
his crime
ISeuEsr-An inquest held yesterday on the body
Of slave named Louisa the property Madame
Tabany. She found floating in the river opposite
McOarty's plantation. Verdict, Drowned"
SUPREME COURT DEcIsIoNs-Th following
decisions rendered by this court yesterday:
L. c. Duncan appellant IS Labousse Jamson Il Nc
Intosh appelees Appeal from Second District Court
Of New Orleans, Judgment affirmed with costs.
Geo , Prinde, appellant, " Sarah A. Williams his
wife appellee. Appeal from Fifth District Court of New
Orleans. Ogden, judge. Judgment affirmed with costs
John Keller Tutor appellee e g Ridgly,; Appeal
chanon, Judgment affirmed with costs.
State Of louisiana Us, N O. Navigation Company. |
Ssey L. Mlla1don ct Ss al SpPeees Alfred Hsnnsn
leans Judge sltdoll, Judgment affirmed with costs
Chas Roman and g II. Kirwin, appellees Us, L. f &
Court of New Orleans, Judge Ogden. Appeal dismissed
at cost of appellant,
P Krwin ct al appellants Appeal from Second Dis
trict Court of New Orleans Judge Buchannon. Judg-
ment affirmed with costs.
City of New Orleans, appellee, u.s. 0 Philippi. appel
liant. Appeal from Second District Court of New Or
leans, Judge Buchannon, Judgment reversed and udg
ment rendered for defendant with costs of both
Isaac Collins, appellee, u.s. John Mentcon, appellant "
Appeal from Third District Court Of Jefferson Appeal
dismissed at cost of appellant,
elendy Burke rs his Creditors and tho Creditors of
Glendy Burke Co.. Warwick Martin, syndic appellee
Nicholas Fitszmmons appellant Appeal from Fifth Dis
trict Court of Now Orleans Judge Slide Judgment af
nrmed at cost of appellant.
Laborde Aiques, appellants, Us. j. D. Ksmper and
Wife appelees Appeal from Second District Court Of
New Orleans Judge Buchanan Judgment of District
Court set aside and remaned for the purpose
having the record completed
Franklin Shaw, appellee, James Gondofo s. Co ap-
peants Judgment reversed and Judgment for defend
ants, with costs. in both courts
Jean Charter APPELLANTS Police Jury OF Plaquemnes
appeees Appeal from Second District Court of Plaque
mines Judge VOORHEES,. Appeal dismissed
Merritt, Bliss Co Michael 0ppenhem. appellee |
VIM, McGrosty appellant Michael oppenheim appel.
lee Wilson Griffin, interVenors. Appeal from Fourth
District Court of New Orleans. Judge Campbel Judg-
tnent affirmed.
L, Il, smonds, testator of Creswell appellee rs Mira
j. Byrne appellant. Appeal from Fourth District
Court Of New Orleans. Judge VOORHEES, Judgment af-
6rmed with costs,
State of Louisiana, appele, Michael Angelo appel
liant Appeal from First District Court Of New Orleans
Judgment affirmed with costs [dAngelo been found
guilty Of the murder Of Sician named Cutiuo I'm
prisopment for lifel
Geo. Patterson appellant, J. B d'Antrim j. Voters
Boute, appslees Appeal from Third District Court
OF Jefferson, Judge Slidell Judgment affirmed with
costs.
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. January "a.
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