New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-03
CITY 1T e M s.

and the fire found to be raging furiousIy but waa
soon extinguished The fixtures Of the coffee house
we're owned we understand by widow lady, who slept
mp stairs and had difficulty in making her escape
from the building The fire evidently the work OF
an incendiay the barroom being closed the barkeeper
absent and the fire starting under the counter. The
barkeeper afterwards arrested and locked
picion OF being the incendiary.
ALLEGED MURDERER ARRESTED. Yesterday
morning the arrival of the steamship Charles Morgan
special officers Mayhem and Ross spotted among the pas
sengeTs who answered completely to the printed
description Of John Mckinney, alias John Hartsel
fugitive from justice in Newark j. where On the Th
Conrad Bauer and for whose arrest considerable re-
ward was offered The officers tracked him awhile and
arrested him at the St. Charles Hotel He denied being
Mckinney, but several on bis person Tailed with
those described in the bill he was taken before Re
corder Bright who ordefed him to the Parish Prison for
ninety days, or until such time requson from the
Governor Of New jersey could be received
TIE PERDIDo STREET CUTTING AFFAR. -Dr.
Lockwood was yesterday arragned before Recorder
Bright charged with carrying concealed weapon to-
WIT bowie knife with which on Monday evening he
stabbed Dr. Cicero Baakee through the left arm on Per-
ado street. On account the stabbpg he refused
BALI and sent to prison to await examination the
9Th.
EsT.--Deputy Coroner Mitchell yester-
gay hed an inquest on the body Of man found dead be-
tweenhe cotton bales board the steamer Laurel Hill
deck passenger who had got board at Bayou Sara
Verdict, lapoplexy, caused by intempsrance From q
be Michael Msgraw, and his place Of nativity Dublin He
appeared to be about thirty five years old
CRoss Doc. Widow Andre Guidreau yester-
day prayed for the of Theodue Fazande the
OF terocous dog which he permits to at large and
which dog bit her little child while she with 1t passing
along Bayou Road between Where and Robertson streets
on Monday evening, and which afterwards returned to
the child threw 1t down, and bit it second time war
rant vas sent gut.
BOUND OyER.-Balthazar Salvador and his
wife yesterday examined before Recorder Bright on
charge OF having jointly essayed to kill Peter Eseo
with club at the af Julia and Rampant streets
on the 18th nit The charge was concusyely proven,
but the twain showed good for their action They
proved that Estemio had been Dragging around among
his friends that hrs Salvador had been good to him
she had been to her husband This reached the
of Mr. Salvador he went to his wife about
rhe Indignantly denied it he then asked her to 90
with him and confront Estemio about it, to which she
willingly and eagerly consented and they sailed FORTH
the husband taking with him his trusty oudgel At the
time and place already mentioned they Esteio step
out Of an Omnibus Salvador at once approached and
asked him If be had been Dragging about having carnal
knowledge Of Mrs Salvador. Estemo, with dabolical
erontery told him that he had and not only that but
that he had only been bragang about what was actually
true And then followed the assault with intent to
kiln which we reported some DAYS ago the husband
hanmcring away with bis club and the wife clawing
away with tho eagerness of Bengal tgress The Re.
corder therefore instead of sending the twain before the
Criminal Court held them tobai to keep the peace for
six months assuring Estemio the same time that he
had not got half such beating he actually deserved
and that but for the said necessity that devoved
him Of preserving the public peace regardless OF Rrev-
ances Or ustcasons he would let the Salvadors 20
free
CONTINUED case of Joseph Rigly, ac-
cused Of getting John McGovern drunk on the nth inst
and then robbing him of his pocket book cnntnin;ng
$40 49, was to have been examined yesterday but was
continued to to-day The accused refused BAIL and
remanded to prison.
FINED.-Charles Kersweather was yesterday
fined 80 for squesbing tomato in Christian Hoyos face
in ST. maIy's market on the 9th ult that being
not acknowledged by Hoyle.
ANnTuEr, Epfpn Pnp,rp Annxu,uur
slave man Auguste, belonging to Mr.. VIM Gale, WAS
arragned before Recorder Bright yesterday on charge
q having, about two months ago. at night. broken
through backdoor into BENT Pons cofeehouse at the
corner of st. Paul and Julia streets and stolen gold
watch and chain worth $40 six deohns of liquor worth
$l20, quantity of sailors wearing apparel Two mat
resses and 500 in money The stolen chain being found
in Auguses possession was what led bis arrest He
was cent to prison, to await examination on the 9Th
A TIGREss.-Johanna Wright was had up
yesterday before Recorder Bright charged with venting
little spleen upon Nina Cohen in her domic on st John
street on Monday afternoon Nina declared on oath that
Johanna gave her an awful waopng, tore her clothes
smashed her window, and crashed her locking glass .
johanna gave bail to toe the mark On the 9th II Is
worthy OF note that when female gets right mad al
temae she s to pitch into her looking glass
the first thing; thus seeming to show that next to fe
males own corporosity her looking glass is the dearest
thing in life
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.--.fsSdW and Bat
t9y Mchael Hickey and his wife Elem were yesterday
examined before Recorder Bright charge Of brutaly
handle, on New LeVee street between Benjamin and
Hunter on the evening Of the 18th ut The charge was
ny the evidence and the accused before
the FIRST DisIlct Court under bail Of $500 each which
they furnished
Reckless Drifting Frederick Welsh was examined and
sent down for driving over little German girl with bia
omnibus at the of st. Charles and JuIaa streets
on the evening OF the Goth ut In default Of 1880 bail
% was sent to prison The little girl is getting well OF
shoalder.
Mmds'-James Frederick and James Casey were ex-
amined before Recorder Ramos for the murder of the
youth Adophe Duhlhagan, board the steamer w N
sherman on the morning of the 26th u The testimony
was substantially the that given before the Coro
uer, which have already published and the accused
sent 70 prison to await trial in the First District Court
for murder
LARcENY.--Michael Finneran was arrsirned
yesterday before Recorder Bright on charge of having
about the 1st nIt stolen kit of tools fron, D.na
Browns carpenter shop on Perddo rtreet between Ga
rondeet and Carroll which tools were found by officer
James concealed in Fnnerana house No. q Constance
street, and in new building at the corner of Apollo and
Philip Streets in the Fourth District In default of bail
TO appear on the 9th the vast sent to prison
SWINDLNG.-Ch Christian Wolf yesterday com.
planned that Charles Victor Gerodas had sviaded him
'ut o. S2I by giving him. for value received two orders
IN the City Treasury which orders turned out to be
Tortn considerably less than ':shueksn warrant was
ssued. =
Pooh WoLF.-We saw boy on St. Charles
street yesterday trying to dispose young wolf for the
natter Of ve dollars to any say4 who might wish to
nave no sympathy for wolves but that specimen was
sbout as tat as tencerail spirited sheep and
eemed to have other wish than to lie down md die
nd be stuffed for Show we couldn't helm feel
ng little sorry for him. The animal wss altogether too
anne and spritless for q wolf.
The YOUNG AMERICA This machine was
AIKEN out for au airing last evening and for training Of
he horses, who had proved too meesome for the frat
river. The new driver showed his mastery over them
md they erked the pondeoGs the
With the greatest apparent ease.
CURIOUS We find, by looking over the re-
ords in the chief police Office that during the month of
August there BOO in the Second District and
MY LOO arrests in the Fourth District notwithstanding
which, the Fourth District paid into the treasury I've
ollars more of Jail fees than the Second We can only
ceount for this by surprising that the offenders of the
Harden District always have little rhno in their pockets
With which to settle their bills while those of the
lie Second scarcely ever have any. Queer, is'ntit!
BEGGARs.- There seems to have been a recent
Importation Of these valuable members of society into our
ndst, within few days past We several of
hem yesterday-misery-mo dragging starvation
'abies around-who bordered upon nsolence in their
'ertnacous appeals. How they manage to dodge the
'olice 80 well, ID more than We can make out.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY. - Recorder Ramos
yesterday held Chas Mckle mate of the steamer York
own to bail for his appearance when notified in answer
o charge OF having given James O. Little deck hand
severe blow with stick of wood the 18th ut while
he boat was in Paquemnes parish. Litte's LAWYER in
he affidavit drawn up by him. says that he Lite was
assaulted and violent beat and that he has ever since
'een under medicle treatmentn