New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20
NE US OF THE CITY.

| RECORDER WINTERS CouRT-First District
The two individuals charged with keeping disorderly
hrng house Broome street. and with resisting off,
Ger who attempted to quiet disturbance there, were
arragned before this yesterday and OReegan
Horrcan sent before the First District Court under
bond Of $500 Casey required to give bond for good
/ behavior 20 to the Parish Prison.
| SrABBrNs INTENT KiLL.-George Chigoy was
charged with having stabbed Alex Trylford with in
tent to kill Saturday last at the of Common
and ST. Charles streets He sent before the Criminal
| Court under bond of 500.
LARcESiEs.-Fredk Moore was sent before the First
District Court under bond for stealing lot Of machinery
| from cotton press.
deposition was made by Joseph Yuth against his
promising Peter youth of tender years but
tensve experience in the paths of vice Mr. Yuth charges
his precious offspring with having stolen from
him. and prays that he be dealt with according to law
He was remanded for future examination Saving the
fact that the old man has interest in making the
accusation we do not why his regard for law is not
worthy to rank with that of the iustrous Roman who
sacrificed his son to justice in the moment when he
was mporing for lite.
STUMBLING AND HiDING.-A lad named Frederick
futh sdS Huston-perhaps brother of the felonious
Peter, mentioned abovewent day two since to the
store of F. F. Folger & Co. No II New Leyee and rep
resented that he had been by one Mr. Bennett to
obtain couple of dozen steel files They were delivered
to him and was after ascertaned that his appca
ton was entirely unauthorized. An affidavit was made
in this court by Mr. Bennett against Joseph Derion who
keeps locksmith shop Cont street. charging him
with having purchased the said property from the boy
knowing it to have been obtained dishonesty The
eused were sent before the Criminal Court Under bond
YOUNG IRELAND IN TRouBLE.-A large family OF Sui
liVans were arragned yesterday for making hostile at
tack on family Of Burgoynes The examination resulted
in sending Dennis Sullivan small boy before the First
District Court under bond of three hundred dollars for
trial.
FALSE PnETENcEs.-kn affidavit was made against VIM
Lloyd charging him with having come to the store of
Irwin & Forno Ne DO Camp street. and obtained four
dollars stating that he clerk in the store of Ward
Jonas, and wanted the money to pay freight bill
Deponent charges that Lloyd at the time clerk
of Ward Jonas and that the money was obtained with
fraudulent intention. Accused required to give
bail for his appearance before the Criminal Court
Ora NJ Lsk was arrested at early hour yesterday
morning, by officer Deceuroey, charge of having
some time in the month of June last assaulted and beaten
IN dangerous manner man named Marshall Matthews
Lisk it appears had officers up to the tina
his arrest He sent before the First District Court
under bond of seven hundred dollars
SPIRITUoUs LARCENY. = Charles Deyereaux
made affidavit before Recorder Ramos yesterday that
Wellington and Jas Hanney had taken from his eofse
house barrel of whisky and port wine with the
view, probably, Of going very extensive spree De-
ponent believed the property had been concealed some
for its recovery.
ODD AssAULT.-Jean Merle was riding down
st. Louis street yesterday fine, spirited animal
when peeyish little curdog bouncing ont into the
street and assaed his horse in most spitefu manner
striving to seize him by the and tail aad yeppg and
shrieking as If whep of Cerberus broken loose
Mr Merle carried in his hand Unfortunately for himse
driving whip with very long lash, and well-amed
blow of this instrument sent the snarng creature back
whence he and making rather more music too than
IN the onset though to entirely different tune The
owner OF the dog and of the premises which he had
retreated came out upon hearing the disturbance and
violent alteration thsreupon ensued between himself and
the man who had chastised his dog H finally resulted in
tight between the two gentlemen Mr. Pierre Van Rooten
and Mi Jean Merle in which the latter used his whp To
great advantage and the former made ycry palpable
hit with chair which happened be upon the side
walk convenient to his hand knocking the knight of the
lash from his seat in the saddle and tumbng him upon
the pavement in great alarm and discomfort Jpon
proper complaint being laid before Recorder Ramos he
issued warrant for the arrest of the offender
FIRE.-A fire occurred yesterday morning at
daybreak, on Bacchus street between Washington and
sixth 1t originated in eanphene factory which was
entirely destroyed,
A MICRO THIET.--Theodore Offord is under
arrest in the Fourth District for being dangerous and
suspicious character and for attempting to sell slave
which it is thought did not belong to him He awaits ex
animation.