New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-29
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> DARING RoHBERy I'm the Gem coffeehouse,
at about O'Clock last evening Capt. Jack Scott was
robbed Of his pocketboo containing 800 III cash. and
papers worth $1,000 more, BY wsll;kncwn character
to honest living by waiting the lunch table 10
tho Olive coGsshouses The Captain caught Whitfield in
him with his cane but being cripple he was not able
hold on, aud Whitlock broke loose and made bis e.
cape with bis booty. He accompanied BY another
notorious Frank Henrietta Tbs police every
direction In search of the and while they were yet
ssaR y ss Hsr
in the calaboose He had nothing about him, however
Int fifteen cents in cash. and the marks Of Capt scotta
eane.
CoRoNER's INuuEsTs ~ yafurder.--D Deputy Cor
Mitchell yesterday held inquest the body Of
John Graham at hs boarding house, No g. Aununoia-
tion The verdict that he to bis death
from stab wound 10 the right side Of the back penstrat
Ing between the eleventh and twelfth ribs, through the
possrior part Of the ys! and diaphragm and lower lobe
said wound bsing inflicted with some sbarp cuttipa n
srumep in the hands OF psrson persons unknown
on the evening Of the 80 inst in the seyw alongside
the house No. 9Aununeiation street
Fdtat .accidest--Mr Mitchell held an inquest yes
terday on the body Of James McGregor, native Of
pita Verdict came TO Ills death from rupture Of the
bladder by having accidentally fallen from second story
window q the house No. 20 Front Levee street, while In
state OF intoIication Sunday evening" the 25th inst
MYSTERIOUS OurRAGE.--A poor irish woman
Is now In the hospital suffering severely from beating
that was inflicted Upon her Tuesday night house
on arod street By some unknown person or persons
which he heard and upon entering found the wo
man lying senseiess in gore OF her blood She
At once removed to the hospital and when hs
sufficiently she may possibly be able to put the police
the track OF thosd who outraged her.
JOSE CAsTANsAzo.--This man, the murderer
Of Francisco Barsicos VIA lurking about lake
end Of the New Canal on Tuesday. He was by
m ~ Dy tn ida harp
disappear into the swamp The said he was terri
bly, frightened when she discovered him. his face turning
white as Sheet and his legs tottering with fear as be
took himself off The police are etill the qai fire.
STABBIEG AFFArR.--Baptiste Aman, proprie-
tor Of in the Fourth District was stabbed
IN the back while standing at his gate Sunday night
The wound Is severe but not necessarily mortal Larry
Honahan, with whom he had ali old difficulty 10 under
arrest on suspicion Of being the who did the stab
bling.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT. Convicted OF Arson
The trial Of John Rohfretsch and wife, for setting FIRE to
the Levee Oak Poydras street on the th
Of july was not concluded till after O'Clock yester-
day morning The jury after short absence returned
with verdict OF guilty without capital punishment
Emaneipatioas -Four slaves emsncipated by due
| course u law. =
| Election Confetti. II. Alpuente VS. Henry Bex,u
contrasting the election Of the Clerk Of the Third District
Court The defendant In this case excerpts to the uris
ction of the Court and urges that plaintiff has not
complied with the formses Of law and In case his ex-
ceptons should be overruled he enters general denial
aud specially up allegation that the plaintiff bas
fought since the adoption q The present
on and Is therefore disqualified from holding office
Il in question.
| RECORDER RAMos's C0URT, There was moth
ing done in this yesterday worth special mention
The usual Of hard drinkers and ewearers was
empted in the usual manner.
RECORDER SEuzENEAus CoURT ~ Alderman
Daeros presiding The only noteworthy thing in this
Court yesterday was the fling Of affidavit by Tobias
Garcia cook board the British ship Sultan in which
ne charged three sailors named James Long VIM Burns
and George Adams, with breaking open his chest at
and
ootbing $50 In gold and pa Of r-rings worth S.
and afterwards giving him violent beating Warrant.
we're issued for the arrest Of the trio.
RECORDER BRIGHT's CoURT-Timothy and
Bridget Duffy we're yesterday examined on a charge O.
seeping disorderiy house No So Girod street limo
thy was sent before the First District Court and Bridget
Of robbipg Joseph Conway, a boy cab driver Of ST.
james scheeren before the First District Cour
be tried for stealing bit Of carpet worth dollar
dr. Hubbard, at the corner Of Rampant and Perdid,
streets. He gave bail to appear.
Thomss Farley vas arraisned on a charge Of having
severely wounded Mrs Catherine Howard in house OF
st. John the Baptist street. at nine o'clock on Tuesds,
night Farley was sent to prison. ~ be arrugned Of
| the Tth prox.
Ann mcfarland was arraigned on charge Of stsalin
#ood at the New Basin She remanded for heariD
on Friday. 1.-s7-
4 log; Peter jackson, accused by Martin VI Dive Of
breach of trust and Catherine Graft accused Of beatip
uer husband simon and logging him through the streets
#erA discharged at the request Of their several
cutors.
rrsd Pr.ngee, for stealing pigs head from Genera
George Washington Dixon'e stall In Poydras Market wer
sent 10 the workhouse. =
4 g GIVING THE MIrTEN.n-This is a branch a
tactics in the var Of coquetry which few ladies' AM
girls understand properly, but which great multitud
10 not understand Those who do not understand il
generally cause themselves much annoyance and by no
acting with discretion aud energy-by giving til
aitsn : At me proper time and in the proper
hopeless fit Of the simples' As general thing eacl
lady deals In hee style Of itten and there is
4 tlv strRh unNtat rnFtk
l classification
The mitten given by some Is such delicate eossa
merke thing that the for whom it ia intended
aot see It, and keeps up his persecution This kind
miten causes nucn annoyance to those who no
subsequently consigns many otherwise sensible youn
man TO that dreadful maady the Simplest Others ms
stout, substantial article, which any may see blu
which In good msny instances, and particularly wheI
inatuaon has commenced s of no service then Insult
or brother something of that sort be resorte
to-sll which might be avoided by using the proper kn
Of mitten at the proper time Perhaps Of lad
readers would like to know what kind Of mitten W.
consider the best. Well, it is kind that some few
fortunate fsw-uIderstand using. It is very large
pslpabie affair in the boxinggioye style, which b
used with good effect all sorts of lovers any stage
| their maady. 1t may be used gently and good.humor
edly as the hint beforehand IL may be used with
possible MUSCLE the final extingusherone good pol
81 which will sen the knees and strsigbten the back
che most dropping victim of thu simples Every your
lady courtabe widow should keep on hand mtten
this kind and should be very particular before using
TO know how hard to lay it the degree of force use
always being made to depend upon the nature of th
1
Occasionally 1t may be used at the same time
the premonitory hint and the ANAL extingusher thu
saving the lady from much nuisance and the gentema
from becoming fool With these few remarks concern
log the initen, we will illustrate the kind we admir-
by instancing how 1t was aotuay extended to youn
gentleman by young lady up town, long since.
| matters not how it came TO us.
The young lady met the young gentleman, with whol
she had slight acquaintance, in the street. He WIS
apparently in great distress, and had broad band
Grape on his hat "Why Mr. L., she exclaimed tiwhat
the matter-whos desd-1ve never heard of any deaf
family % The death is not exactly in our fam
Miss jenny he responded, rising to his eye obi
Mary Nj, that was engaged to be married to-
dead.' @Poor dear was the sympathetic rejoinder-'
head she dead but was your inteni
sd-dear me, how sad! "oh yes, it is very sad COZ
tnued the monrner, land feel dreadful about it. OF
Miss Jenny have such bad luck with my sweethesrts
There was Annie L. that died during the cholera
loved her dearly and would have married her. but deaf
snatched her away and thought would get ovt
IT, And then to have Mary die-oh, Miss Jenny hal
dreadful bad luck, have indeed.n "WelL Mr.. L--
don't take so about -dont; know its hard to bea
but you'll be over 1T feel very sorry for you NJ
L. Good day. All this time Miss Jenny was smothe
Il has