New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-11

| RoBBER ARRESTED. ~ Lieutenant Kearney.
aided by Sergeant Gruber yesterday barber
shop at Csrroton whittier he had been trasd young
man named Charles H. Doeny. who is accused by MIR.
Frederick Freitag Of being of the persos who way
laid and robbed him on Thursday night last Mr. Fretsg
appeared before Recorder Bright and made affidavit that
at about nine o'clock Thursday night, whist passing
along street. between Common and Canal lat the
ruins Of the Mechanios Instituts) he was wayaid by
several persons, knocked down with heavy
ment beaten senseess and then robbed Of his watch OF
fngerring and pocket book the latter contain
Ing $40 In money. He accuses Doeny of being
ceRsory rather than prine,pal the affair Boepy was
sent TO prison, to await an examination this 18th
HARD TO CAPTURE. Officer Terrade, Of the
Second District police who had for the
cite street yesterday morning, near tbs Work-house
Crosby who ia large, powerful man started for
the swamp, and Terrade, who Ia small but light
active man, pursued and caught him. After brief
strugge Crosby broke Loose and continued his fight try
pg to keep Terrade off by striking at him with his
brella As he Terrade then drew his kaife
the blows and ia doing gave him wound In the back
which brought him to- officer Jacobs coming up at the
time, he completely captured and carried
down to the Second District guard.houss There his
wound bled SO much that he had to be taken to the
Charity Hospital The wound, told is not dan.
gerous one.
SwINDrING. John Wells yester-
day complained to Recorder Ramos that Isdore Rehoux
had swindled him of S25 He averred that Riehoux
engaged his services in certain auit for the above
opponent, with the condition sant should receive
hts promised fee and that the money was handed to
ant. A warrant was issued,
! FORGERY %. Fortier, collector of steam
boat dues In the Third District yesterday made oath be-
fore Recorder Ramos that Tuesday last the 4th inst
one John Riley collected from the Princess about
s1 by forging his (Fortisrs) signature one Of the
Comptreer's blank receipts ; and that Riley had taken
several other blanks of thetae kind from his desk donh
less for similar fraudulent purposes warrant was sent
out
CHICKEN FANefER. Michael Kenny Yesterday
had Tree darkey, named Thomas arragned before Re-
corder Ramos on charge firstly stealing six chickens
from me- at the corner Of Main and
one night last week and secondly returning on satur
day night and stealing his thereby seriously dam
aging not totally destroying his prospective chicken
crop me rooster being found Thomas promises he
confessed the hens and was sent prison spell
DARK DoINGs.-The ancient Harry seems to
be kicking up revival among the Second District
darkeys at present. Witness the following atfdayits
made before Recorder Ramos yesterday By Jean Yre
charging Manuel Dawnoy, m. with striking him sew
eral times In the face In the Louisiana Courier Office
where both are employed. BY Nine Estele Label
her, at No. 2a Burgundy street By Rosiette Prade t
W charging Mime. Cheraux's slave woman Mary with
tanning her servant By Hypolite Antoine, 1. IN O.
charging Etepne Dupart c. with talking him out Of
bis boots Several other afdavits were made showing
nigh temperature Of blood in the coofed population.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS. -Officer Latfe
rapdene yesterday called Recorder Rsmoss attention to
Jobn Harnett, alias Jack Sheppard No. q alias Gaows
Jack whom he had arrested Toulouse street on satur
day evening for being better than be should be- car.
n
sung shot In default of paying $50 fine aud bail to an
pear fox examination, he was sent to prison.
Mt Ruins Phillips presented John Kelley as an ipdi-
vidual whose liberty would do the city no good Kelley
was sent to the Work house.
Mr. Vim. Victor complained Of free coored man
named Hermogine as an iptoerabie nuisance to him
and every body else in the neghboood Of Claiborne and
Orleans streets. warrant was issued.
Potato THIEF,-Leyi, q slave of Mr.. Paxton,
was caught on the Levee Sunday the act Of Juggling
the Recorder sent him to jail to await his masters order
Work HOUSE - Austin Kelley, Mrs Hester.
Mary Burns, Ann Hyman and William Ford Migrants |
rom a,heTens localities were yesterday sent for
Recorder Ramos sent out four yaerants nannad E5,5
Schmidt, George Snyder, Pierre Fisher and VIM Thomp
son, for amonth each.
A FULL DOCK. Recorder Bright's Monday |
morning leyee yesterday) unusually well attended
me dock was nlled principally by amateurs in the free
drinking and cayorting line. |
ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE. - Patrick Holton |
Yesterday had Hamilton Rohsn up before Recorder Ra
mos beating him. at the foot of Barracks street. and
trying to cut him with knife Saturday midnight
hohen gave bail to appear when wanted
AssAULTING WOMAN. - Bridget Valencia
residing at No. 10 Madison street. yesterday had her
neighbor John Goates arrested charge of Knocking
her DOWN win cane, on Sunday. Coates furnished
bail 10 answer for it.
RESISTING AN OFFICER. Joseph Negolis and I
egorie were arragaed before Recorder Ramos Yester-
Jay, on charge OF violently insulting, abusing and |
threatening Cemmisssry Montarpat, in the market in
inc morning They gave bail to appear for examination
CoMMI'TED FOR TRIAI-Patriak Hamilton.
arrested on New LsEee street dangerous auspi
'ous character yesterday before the First Dis
riot Court by Recorder Bright carrying concealed
Weapons; q colt having been found On his person In
leiau't OF Dali he was sent to prison.
DEAF AND DUMB w. B. Stanford was arrest
I'd on Poydras street Sunday being drunk and dis.
urbing the pence Yesterday that he was
tear and dumb and as probable he didn't know he
M ADin n~ftSy
charged him.
complained to Recorder Ramos of certain man on
1erbgny street. who permits large dog rather
more ferocious than the law aiows. A warrant was
GIRO U.L AR.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, Sept. 10, 1855. {
Having been officially informed by the Department of