New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

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COPPER CIRGULATIoN.--It has at one time
been at attempted to introduce copper currency among
the denizens of New Orleans but proved total failure
Nggers and oil refused to take IT, but John Kenser
ceeded to extent in circulating quantity Of copper
from the store of Messrs Smith Cooper Tchoupitou
las street without the consent of the John wal
observed in his financial operations and arrested for
doing Yesterday Recorder Bright read John lesson by
placing him under bonds for $780, good and lawful cur
rency to await his examination
CurTNG.-In April last Daniel Mcleod, Of So
New Levee street. assaulted with knife by Patrick
Duffy and had several dangerous wounds inflicted on his
person combining him to the Hospital for Ave months
Patrick has at last been caught and placed in
vile bail being refused for his appearance to the
charge. 5 " 8
PETTIcoAT ROBBERY. MARY Decker, in Octo-
Der last had $500 worth Of wearing apparel stolen from
her house Union street. and believing that Ann Brown
was the purloner of the same, she accordingly had
search warrant issued and portion Of the property
found AIMS premises II Burgundy street. Although
the value of the property found small compared with
the theft Ann after several examinations has been sent
to the First District Court under $1,000 bonds.
STEALING A CoAT.--This cold weather, doubt
less induced most of citizens who have them to hunt
up their coats and acting this principle John
than not having of his own cast his eyes round tt
if he could make up this deficiency in his wardrobe
An opportunity offered Saturday last and Nathan
promptly took advantage of it by abstractng brown
cloth coat the of b Kawask Poydras street
He did boast his prize long the clerk Of the
made an affidavit against him before Recorder Bright
requests his presence under bonds of $780, to
said complaint.
MEDICAL CoLLEGE.--Dr. Jones gave the In.
troductory Lecture to the medical students and visitor
yesterday afternoon The attendance rather limited
as the full class has not yet arrived in the city
Law COURSE. - Christian Roselius, Esq
opened the session yesterday afternoon with Intre
ductory Lecture but, observed with the Medica
Lecture, the attendance thin for the
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT. The Grand Jury yes
terday found bills against the following individuals
John Vorgrumbles indicted for committing rape Davit
Jones for larceny Charles jackson for the murder
John Bessaic alias Welsh Owen Doyle for the murde
Of his wife, Ellen Doyle Margaret Diamond for
REMANDED. Martin Hagan, suspected of hav.
ing killed in the Parish of St. Helena brought
up yesterday morning before Recorder Bright and
manded take his examination at future period.
ROBBERY. --sundry valuable articles, such Oh
watch chain ring Specie etc. were forciby taken from
James o,Hara the night of the 10th November, b.
Frank Davis for which piece of rudeness Frank has beef
brought task and has to in defence the %
inst. No bail allowed
DRUNKEN CAB DRIvER.--Pat Regain, VIII
drives cab felt inclined be jolly after which he fell
into the arms of somnus-in which state he foun
and brought up to receive retribuon from Recorde
Bright who, considering his case kindly let him of
paying Jail thinking this would his bacchanalia
propensities .s
DAN R1oE's.--An emeute at this pleasing plac
of amusement nipped in the bud by sending Timoth
Spelman to the Prison. default of being able
shell out So.
WoRKHoUsE.-A passenger from the steame
II. D. Bacon named Charley Stewart, not being deeme
worthy of residence at large in this city and Mmlle
Adele Seffridge, who in the fix both
to take lodgings in the above institution Migrants
REMANDED. John Blossom, who cut Walls
with knife Sunday, was yesterday placed undo
bonds by Recorder Bright to the of 5000 81
| pear for further examination
| DEcENCY--Mr. H. Duflo is entitled to tn
applause and respect of his neghbor and the commuuit
in endeavoring eradicate great nuisance from
decent people He makes proof that houses Nos. q
and 2s2 inhabited by cyprans, who have respe
for Jonos ores They will be taught differently by tt
| Recorder of Second District.
| ONCE MoRE.-When man is bound owe
to keep the peace he should observe the injunctio
| But Pat Goodwin having lost honor" demeaned hin
self attack and insult Mr. John Gallagher wi
resides the of Maras and Customhouse street
| a second time. He found himself before Recorder r
mos who sent him down for further examination und
bonds of $500.
A LAMP BREAKER.-One J. H fanny had
peculiar dislike to lamp belonging to Mile Fontne,
was therefore determined to shiyern the whole afa
but opposition being made to such unreasonat
proceeding by Mile Fontine, Mr. 7 threatened shye
her also. The Demosele applied to the proper protect
of herself and the law of the Second District, Record
Ramos who very promptly responded to the lady's
by binding the shiverer in the of $500 answ
the charge, Doubtless the weather produced all Il
sshiyeringn
Il INouEsTs The Coroner held an inquest we
terdsy the body of Michael Lyons, Irishman, ag
2 years. whose body found in the river opposite Pt
80 Second District The deceased accidentally fell fre
staging leading from the bark Lucy, to which vessel
belonged, into the river, while in state of ntoxicatie
Verdict accordingly.
Also, the body of Lorenzo Hernandez, native
Mexico, aged twenty-four years His body was found
the the foot of Jefferson street. Second Dstrie
Verdict, q Accidentally drownedn
!. FIRE.-A fire occurred at grocery store
the of PoIymnia and Baronne Streets yesterd
morning at O'clock which was soon put out with We