New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04

TuE RoBBING OF CONVERSE u Co.'s SToRK.-
George Corye the keeper Of cabaret At the corner OF
AZ Louis and Where streets yesterday arragned be-
fore Recorder Bright charge Of having entered the
store Of Converse Co. at the Of Canal
and New streets Tuesday night last by raising
ladders the upstairs windows and OF having stolen
quantity of champagne, coffee and candles. The Re-
corder fixed the case for examination the 11th and
by order OF Judge Reynolds admitted the accused to bail
OF $1,000 for his appearance The completely Of MI Con-
versss negroes in the affair brought before the
court owing We suppose to police not be-
ing concluded.
NIP AND TUoK-It was tight race between
the Third and Fourth Districts sunday to which
could furnish the ceansst police BILL There arrest
in the Fourth and Bridget Conner had not got drunk
there would not have been one in the Third
DEFyINg THE Acknowledgement Suarez yes
tsrdsy made affidavit before Recorder Ramos, charging
H. Caussen and his wife with defyipg the authority of
the Mayor by refusing to close their Sun
day night when the Mayors order was shown to them
They having license the law requires they will
DO hsued up for it,
DESCENT ON NEGRO BALL.--Lieut. FIRE.
eaux posse Of police to break up fancy colorsd
ball that in progress on Sunday night at the house
of Pauline Benvenu +. W. c., Bourbon street. between
Customhouse and Bienville. Some twenty-fve bucks
and wenches free and slave captured out Of
hundred who present although they dashed
Of in an awful stampede when the police arrived. One
big fellow, who undertook to leap from second-story
gallery to the roof Of clubhouse didn't spring far
him badly. Yesterday the Recorder fined the free
dskes $40 EACH ordered the slaves to pay So or receive
fifteen asheB each hneQ blenVenu nifty uO
lars for having unlawful assemblage in her house.
HEATHENIsH CoSDUCT. j. J. Patterson,
who resides customhouse street near carrolton Ave-
nue., yesterday complained to Recorder Ramos that
Saturday evening his horse and cart taken from ths
front bis prsmses by two and three abandoned
that when he pursued them to get his cart
back the two men, aided BY third one gave him vio-
lent beating He expressed bis ability to point out the
| rascais, and warrant was issued ~@
LARoENY.-Mrs Laura Wilson, residing at
y ha nf ma
affidavit that her servant girl Agnes Fisher left her
Friday and that after her departure two dresses and
breastpin altogether worth $l0 turned up missing.
warrant sent sttsr Agnes on suspicion
| VIOLENT ASSAULT Three cab drivers, named
Thomas Burns, John Ryan and VIM Doyle (of cabs 224
SO O3) arIagned before Recorder Ramos yes
man ut the of Derbgpy street and Carondeet
Walk at Sunday midnight iDurDg him 80 seriouly to
conns him to his bed Ill three were sent to prison to
examination and their cat1 sent to the pound
The drivers 26l anda60 also charged with aid
| ing in the outrage.
| BEATING A SLAvE.-Thomas Burke was yester-
day arraigned before Recorder Bright charge Of
ing violently the slave Nancy belonging
| Mr. g. P Mcdonald. Saturday afternoon-knockiDg
Of her teeth and oosening several others He
knowisdged the act, but pleaded intoxicaton
He required to furnish Sloo0 bail for his
| pearance on the 9Th inst.
FINE OR PRIsoN.-Recorder Bright yesterday
ordered tbs following fines to be paid soaked out II
Parish Prison Margaret Lettemore drunksnhess
obecenity Dryadss street, SZ0 THOMAS Mccormick
for rescuipg prisoner from officer Farrell at the
boat landing, sl5; cab No. 2os, for running without
lights, SIS; Bridget Feenan for perpetualy abusing
ofacer Feenan while duty, SIS; Philip Tiernay, fol
drunkenness and obscenity Administration street. $40
Mary 5pellman TOR similar behavior Edward street
$40 Thomas Dolan, Patrick Dodd, Patrick Mcguire JAS
Mullen and Patrick Casey for drunkenness and breache
the peace in different parts of the district So each
Total S110 OF this amount, however only $50 was col
ectsd and the balance is being soaked out in prison.
WORK HoUsE-Capt. jacques yesterday re
ceved this following recruits from Recorder Bght's
devious John Wilson and Michael Donegau, levee
grants, sixty days each; Eliza Deatte and Ezsbetl
Wood Dryades street vagransss sixty days each Bridge
Keenan, St Thomas street Peter Norton, OF Dryade
thirty days each Timothy Mahoney for seepin
evee potato barrels thirty days and Dan Cons VIII
helped him, fifteen days. salty crowd
SELLING TO A SI.AFE.-Jaeob Reinhart, keep
of grocery at the Of Tchoupitouas and Rae
streets, arragned yesterday charged ~ sergean
Morrill, with selling " brandy straight to slave II
gave bail to appear on the 9th.
A WIFE WHrPPER.--Daniel Foley is in pri
awaiting Recorder Ramos pleasure in the matter
violent beating which he is alleged have given hi
wife at IL O'Clock yesterday.