New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

Russell in house on Dslord street, and rentsncsd by
Judge 70 30 hung The sentences was revoked
Judge Robertson's charge to the jury.
CorroN AcclDESr.-Now that nearly every
up.fysr steamer In with regular avalanche Of
cottonfour and five thousand bales load-is may be
inferred that there very lively dumping Of bales going
on 81 the svse To 60 along the levee with safety
man must wheel round every few steps stand still
rum jump and climb like circusas and with
all that there is certstnty that he will come on I'M
hurt The unoadiug of the steamers 10 done at wild
rate The bales are tumbsd Of rapidly and reckessy
that 1t seems wonderful that the nborers not hurt
bales on Saturday. may be inferred that three sborers
sle hos IN me hospls. suffering effects Of cot
ron bales rolling upon them Heinrich Meyer has badly
bruised body Roger MeDonough dsocated ANGLE, and
Matthew McGee fractured arm.
RECORDER JAcKsoKs CoURT--The only note
worthy arragnmsnts yesterday those James Mol
lsy charged with carrying cane.sword beneath his
clothing, and Thsrefe Barry charged with stealing
Of hsh and other sdb.es from the Magazine Market
They were both held for examination.
USLucKY SHoT.-Mr. Samuel Lee, whilst gun
ming In the Of the eyo Sunday mornpg got en-
tangled amid some BRIEFS and in sxtricatng himself held
deprived him of thumb and two fngers. He at the
hospital.
CUT By AN OFFIcER-James Burger is lying
in the Charity Hospital from the effects Of knife wound
given him Sunday night Grod street. says by
officer Ageo. Algso charges that Burger drew dirk on
him. In ths endeavor to rescue prisoner from him.
RECORDER BRIGKTs CouRr-A perfect host
of petty Offenders in the drinking and
line filed the dock yesterday morning Some
housed others fined and the great mass discharged
Patrick G. Carey WAS examined and sent before the
First District Court for cutting his mother In the face
With knife Saturday in his house Liberty street.
The provocsop to the upal act very great the
old woman, who is hard drnker and fearful
went to her sons house abused him tore bis clothes
ssuted his wife and applied to her the vest spthet
could think o. Yesterday however she declined prose-
Eutin hers and ha 1atn
trial at once. He was refused bail, but subsequently
Judge Robertson directed the Recorder to grant bail
in $1,000.
In the afternoon Paricks wife Ann had her mother.
insw-that IL, patriek's mother-srzssted charge
Of violently abusing and assaung her and threatening
to posou her The old lady was locked up.
Frank Wilson was examined and sent down for forgery
having the 31st Of October got $50 re Denis Drs
coll BY means Of 2 check on the Canal Bank signed
L. NJ Merritt and month two previously got STA
rens' Bank signed j. B. Burblidgs Gaze not Sasbs.
wilson by WIN. H. Rsgan, of Tbibodaux in which he
charged that on the Goth Of September last Wilson
passed upon him promissory note for s27o signed A
st. Martin, Of s John the Baptist parshthe note being
entire forgery Upon this Wilson ordered to
main In the parish Prison to be handed over g the su
thorties Of Lsfaurche the authorities Of Or
leans shall have done with him,
Jsne McCo examined and sent down for stealing
pair of CATERS worth 81 rs from Louis Levres store
evsnng of the 21st Wit. Bail not furnished.
James Conden, alias Tinker Condor, alias smash, was
examined and sent down for carrying concealed colt ;
he further required to give bail to keep the peace
six months. Bail not given in either instance.
The following parties were arraigned Michael Walsh,
charged with violently beating Henry Cranes slave
Billy; fixed for the lith-bal furnished Robert Mores
charged With violently expeling Mrs Maria McGovern
from his house at the corner of Rampant and Lafayette
fixed for the 12thbail furnished James Gallagher Jo-
seph Crawford and Mrs Yates steran charged with steal
ing wood at the New Basn-al remanded till the 5h in
default Of bail.
Mary Lee INDECENT and demented was sent to the In
zane Asylum at the instance Of Isaac Chandler John
Lannigan ordered to pay $40 go to prison, for
racing his horse on Race street. Sunday afternoon
RECORDER RA1os' CoURT-M Garrero was
yesterday examined and before the First District
Court for stealing piece Of muslin de lsne from the
store Of the hesara Haggerty on Canal street. in the
forenoon.
warrants were issued for the arrest of the following
parties Peter Matthew and wife charged by Mary Gouy
with breach Of housekeeping satn shawl worth $40
which she entrusted with them for safety several
ago Timothy Fahey, boy, charged by r. W. Roy with
q breach of Matchmaking way with bundle of dry
goods worth SILL which entrusted to him to leave
RAYS house. Antonio Herrera, charged by j. B Derry
broker the and Bourbon
with beating him in his Office on Saturday last AID
Hardy, charged by Constant Taupignon Of No. Isl
Burgundy street, with stealing box of iewsy from his
house during his absence Sunday morning said boz
containing pair and coral bracelets coral necklace
gold brooch gold medal half of chApet and other small
jewels Martini keeper Of the Yankee Doodle coee-house
Front Leyee street, charged by VIM Holland with
ceivng from slaves quantity Of goods which he knew tc
be stolen.
George Miller was arrigned on charge Of breach o.
trust and larceny Pierre Buher shoemaker of No %.
Royal street, declaring under oath that Miller, work
in his employ left his service after having obtained
his wages in advance and took with him leather
probably to up business for hmsef Miller gave bal
to appear when notified.
WIN. HUFFMAN was arraigned on a charge Of havinf
broken open and robbed the trunk Of G. Y Iuks,
Uncle ssm house Front Levse street. Sunday
evening whilst Imke absent; the amount robbed be
time
RECORDER SEUZENEAU's COURT There were
only arrests in the Third District during the whole
Sunday night-George Kent the notorious for waopni
named Halter, and niger for being drunk. Yes
srday the former was let out on BAIL and the other dis
charged.
| Yesterday morning Lieut. Mazerat arrested Arthu
Guern who has been missing since the election trouble
of the 9th ult He is accused by James A. Nelson boy
of the murder Of Dr. Scherer Recorder seuzeneau sen
him to the parish prison to await an examination.
SMALL MArrERs.-The following parties avail
| an overhauliug by the different Recorders:
Matthew Weir, suspected of stealing watch and
hundred dollars in gold, from A. Ysh at 2I9 Old Leye
street,
Patrick Desmond, James Kearnsy and Thos. Tracey
charged with giving barkeeper Old Leyee street
beating. instead Of the money they owed for drinks
John Taylor charged with raising row at the foot
Ursuline street, and carrying concealed slungehot.
/ Joseph j. Parker, charged with stealing book from
| somebody in the Fourth District
David James, charged with buying stolen watch fron
Mrs. Priscilla Bowditch's slave woman, in the seeon
District.
Bsptiste Toussaint, M O., charged with passing 81
counterfeit on lgnacio Argueess, an oyster vender OF
| Burgundy street
Bridget Mallory, charged with brickbating Mrs. vii
kns in lawyers Office, where she followed her from til
Fourth Justices Court, thereby knocking out too
| and loosening another.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Edward Dunn, ALA
Sailor jack Saturday sent before the First Dis
trt Court by Recorder Bright to be tried vioent
resisting officer Place in the discharge of his duty. Ba
| $500.
George Wilson, YOUTH sent down to be tried 70
stealing piece Of csssmer from Mr.. Weber, the tailor
the of Magazine and Natchez streets. He made
vain effort to fasten the theft another boy named Ton
| oiDonnell.
Recorder Ramos sent the bonds of Thomas James Haw
thorne to the First District Court for collection Haw
thorne had given bail of 5000 to appear in to
charge of violently beating Thomas RUSSELL and trying
! choke Mrs. Russell
VIOLENT FALL--John Kenny, an ostler il
livery stable thrown from horse he riding
on Common street, on Saturday. His face SO badl
hurt that he had to be taken to the hospal for relief
ARRIVALS 1t THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS YESTERDAY