New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20
CITY ITEM 8.

HEALTH OF THE CIrY.-The returns of the
the Protestant and the st. Vincent do
Paul-tor the week ending Sunday morning, show the
small total of ~. La
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT court was occu-
pied yesterday with slave emancipation cases. and
will be similarly occupied day.
SECOND DISTRICT CoURT. -Messrs. Christy and
Horton through their couse yesterday Withdrew their
application 70 Judge Morgan for writ Of habeas corpus
they being In prison by order Of Judge Cotton for
alleged contempt of court The five days for which they
were committed will expire on Thursday.
The MURDER OF GLANcY.-The Coroner yes
terday continued his inquest into the murder Of John
again. and perhaps concluded tomorrow. Several per-
sons who Of having been concerned In the
murder, have escaped from the CITY.
CowHIDING ExrRAoRDINARY. The latest cow
hiding affair came OF In the Fourth District on satnr
day and these are the particulars oft:
At ball at jackson Hail. few weeks ago. nice vorno
gentleman was present with bis sweetheart from Jeer
son City. All went well until, In an unuckv momant
the young gentleman became sitten with the chayms ~
beauty with whom he danced and Who effsotr,alv
eaced from his tickle heart all thought of his legitimate
flame To be brief he forgot all about bis old oyelaid
violent siege to the newpersuaded her to let him al
liant her 70 her homeand left his old love to get home
oes o shs might On her own responsibility of which the
After the ball tho young gentleman continued his suit
and 10 due time bis divinity found how be had served
the other young lady at the ball. She never said any
thing about it, but thought good deal and on snturdsv
her thoughts insured. The young gentlsmsn calling
upon her 90 usualal love- DEVOTION and vanity in the
be would do her favor Anything that human en-,
do will do with peasureu was the feryent response
Well Well . wish you would 60 and buy cowhide''
sweet belief that she intended Diminishing some other
sutton in summary manner all on bis account he
knew her to be girl Of spirit He returned with
the tickling machine and handing to her asked il that
you'd do. Yes think it will she said and with that
dropping the guse Of the dove for that Of the oness abs
ud hrna a1y1tar h,,slk A NJ .
hiding. The poor fellow thunderstruck that he
didn't know what to do and 30 aiter psssyey submit
quent queries Of his friends with this remark that Il
mere nothing-did'nt hurt much.''
The young lady 10, or has been school teacher and
seems to understand teaching proprety to
young well as children. She was ons Of party
that got upset in saboat the lake last summer and
drowning. She was the spunkest one Of the
crowd however and subsequently dismissed the beau ss
had on that OCCASION because lie begged the who
to their assistance to take him the water be-
fore the ladies had been attended to
RECORDER BRIGHr's CoURT.-Recorder BRIGHT
large number he Observation-Disclosures Grant negroes
were sent to jail to await their orers-and the
following white eases were sent to the worhouse -
Mitchell, Of Dryades street; VIM Benson. of Canal
street Patrick LYNCH Of Tohoupitouas street Charles
Parrsgo vagrant suspected Of aiding the robhsry
Of Mr.. Willherts store and Catherine Brown, Of DIV
AIDES street Some bettsresss soaksrs were Let Of
paying email zines. : -
Of cutting the had OF Thomas Swift with an axe was
ragned and remsnded without bail for examination m
Thursday swim Is not mortay wounded but Is bedfast
The examination Of George Thomas, accused Of mur-
dering Mike Anderson in the Pittsburgh cose-houss
was progressed with for q while, and then CONTINUED
John Coulter was arraigned charge Of giving Ed
ward Donovan lick on the back Of his head on the 9Th
inst the corner OF Union and ST Charles streets He
furnished bail to appear next Saturday
WIN. Mes was arrsigned on q charge of va,loppipo
Francis Mohan Monday week. at the corner of Lsfay
cite and Howard streets He furnished bail to appear
John Lynch accused Of pooket-pckins, and Mrs. Ann
Gavin accused OF larceny, were examined discharged
for want OF evidence.
RECORDER RAMos's CoURT.-After the emp
tying Of the dock of its usual crew
terdny, the following parties were arraigned:
Joseph sardas,f m o., accused of harboring Henry
Lewis deserter from the ship Sutana-furnshed bail
to appear.
John Brennan accused Of being dangerous and suspi-
cous and designing to rob Mrs Cohen a. the corner
Main and Claiborne strests-sent to prison
John Blossom, for carrying concealed yeapous-sspt
before the First District Court
Patrick Collins, accused Of robbing William Loyeioy
OF his watch and chain worth $40 while entering HI
room at No. b3 Dauphine street, on Tuesday night
another man named James aiding in the
transaction but not arrested. Collins sent to prison
Adeine Valdss, accused of aiding her husband Iou;s
g. Valdes, in assaultng Pierre Boulat in dangerous
manner at the corner of Bienye Derbgny streets
furnished bail to appear.
NJ. Burns, accused of inhumanly beating and kicking
Mrs Anne marth and cutting her in the orshead with
knife on Tuesday on Main street, between Roman and
Preur, and cutting her Owen in the shoulder when
he nterferedthe mother being belfast and the eon
sbed from work Burns sent to prison to await ex
animation.
Henry Speaker accused Of being one of Marty NJ fan,
nve who gave Thomas Welsh aud his wife beating in
their room at NO SO St Philip street Saturday night
and tore Welsh's Clothes aud attempted to steal biz
watch and cravat-sent to prison. ~
warrant issued for the arrest of Joseph Wette
accused Of swndling Mary Newbourg OF $780, by SELL
ing her the beerhouse No 95 Charres street whsn IL
not belong to him.
warrant was issued for Mr.. Dspouilly's slave boy
John, accused by Mrs Augustine Cohen OF pointing Ma
to her mothers slave woman CIarssa on the I5tb Hi
at the of Main and Claiborne streetswheh n,to
went of and wounded John himself
Warrants were Issued for Robert Badge aeoused al
beating his wife and tearing her har at the corner 81
Cont and Main streets; L. O. Borden, mate OF the
steamer nssan ksf accused Of beating Bartholomew
stealing dress worth SIS from Mary Slack al the
of Basin and Customhouse streets
BAD MEAT.-Jean NJ Dusbach and Pierre
Espsifos under arrest in the Fourth District on
charge of exposing tainted meat for sale In The
market Gommisssry Woelper brings the charge.
THTRvING DARKIEs. The slave woman II,
hanna, belonging to Mr. Kirk was arrested on Poydrst
street yesterday morning charged with stealing merine
sack from L Nolan He had $50 bill in his pocket
Henry belonging to Mi Labarre arrested on the le
vee charged with stealing onions from the
Uncle Sam. Some one-probsbly negro-stole the ON
nbus cook at the Race and Annuncation street stand
early yesterday morning Thomas f. o., arrested
for stealing chickens from John Shandy the GENTLY
Road. Moses, slave arrested for steanp meat ID
IRENE Market All are in jail.
SMART Niger Mr. Erwin's slave bow Pack.
enha about thirteen years old made his escape from IN.
temporary ceaboose in the Recorders Office building on
Lafayette street, Saturday afternoon by crawling uI
the chimney there being fireplace in the csl The ue
small one yet Paokenham squeezed himself through
IT. climbing height OF four stories He descended from
the roof OF the building to the roof Of Dr. Hunts house
and got to the ground and cleared out by some
known only to himself.
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS YESTERDAY
ST. CHARLEs H WOadm.n, o; W Langley Jackson; Rob-