New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-01
CITY EN- 9.

CITY ITEMS,
Coon FOR THE LIBRARY. THE amount of
fnes paid to Mr.. Trepaginer Recorder Brients clerk
during the month of July, s245e-much the largest
As the nss collected In thu First District the
and benefit Of the Lyceum Library, shall look for
some improvement therein ere long.
DROWNED WHILE BATHrNa-Deputy Coroner
Mitchell yesterday held an Inquest on the body of Henry
Albert Beck boy twelve years Cd found in lie river 1t
Post 49, Thiad District, Verdict accidental drowning
The boy appears was drowned at Agers on the pre-
vpus day, while bathing. He walking on Heating
log which rolled precptatpg him into deep water
The body was carried the river by tbs current
suIcfDE.-Deputy Coroner Mitchell yesterday
held an inquest on the body Of German named Hani-
Old Basin at the end 81 Toulouse street. Thsverdict
that he had committed suicide BY drowning while in
state Of insanity ths deceased ksps cigar
talking with bis wife till nearly ten O'Clock. At BALI past
O'Clock In the morning ne was seen BY watohman
to 20 deliberately jump into the Basin This watch
man-whose did not learn--thereupon gave bis
rattle terrible spng and rushed to the policecee with
tho news! He might easily have saved the man from
drowning.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL --Larceny.-The lads
Richard Pyrnes and Thomas Morris accused Of robbng
the stores Of J. Marks g. Co. and j. b. Steel on Camp
street on the night Of the 18th Of July, by getting ia
through the ekyghts in the roof exsmned In re-
ion thereto yesterday by Recorder Bright and sent be-
fore tbs First District Court for trial. without bail
OF
having stolen six dollars from John Brausch Girod
street on the 2lst ut Sent down, bail required $500
Residing an ofier-deorge Winnemsn was sent down
for trial. for having attempted to prisoner from
eer Place, Baronne street the night Of the 21st
a. by knocking him down with crutch Bail required,
Concealed Weapon Henry Summer, arrested on Vine
street. for drunkenness and disturbance of the peace
cent down for having concealed on his
son. Ball. $500. M
MODEL. HUSBAND Henry Graham, of No. 10
stra Fhn bngH m
treatment Of his wife again arraigned before Re-
corder Bright yesterday at the instance Of that wife, She
complained that he in the continual habit Of getting
drunk and beating her. and threatening her life and pre-
venting her from obtaining livelihood for herself and
her children On numerous occasions before has the
happy wife made similar complaints but all her troubles
owing to the disagreement OF her heart and body
body goes the Recorder and makes comprehensive
brute arrested and gets sober and sorrowuand then
her poor foolish heart back and begs him OF The
pearance on the 18th inst the parish prison
and the poor foolish heart will not be able to beg him of
this time when We such women, It's positively re-
| giants In the world.
ASSAULTS, ETC. The following complaints
made before Recorder Ramos yesterday. BY Eliza
Creedoa, charging Isaac q. Whitney and four others
street. Sunday evening, and Whitney with striking
her. By Mrs Hurst charging Mary Ann, f. G., with
way the Of St. Louis ash Where streets. BY
Peter Bithe, charging james Banks with beating him In
i.
c with striking him the Of Basin and st. Loui
streets By officer Brunet charging the above jean Tor
regsno and Louis Torregano with resisting him in the
discharge Of his duty and Jean with attempting
Louis from custody BY Felcite Rene, charging Louis
Jollisaint charcoal man, with grossly abusing and
CONT Some OF the above arrested and hailed out
l. STEALING CHAIRS On the night Of the 18th
ult., Joseph Ampeford at No. Gessi's Row, Poydrat
street. missed three chairs worth dollar from his bach
yard and not being chary in the expression of bis on
rta1 lis baiaf In
room Of e. Lowsnstein in the house with himself
search warrant found the chairs there and Loewen
stein ia to be examined, charge Of stealing them
| the 11thinst. Bail to appear, $500:
DISMISSED. WIN. Brown, accused Of bother.
ing Mr. Barry and his workmen Gannie street Davis
alias David Highlander, accused Of assault and battery
q tormensing F. walsh we're ali discharged yester
day, through the forgiveness of their prosecutors.
FMEp-John Allen, John Martinez, jim
Rnaido Casper Rinado and Joseph Algena, YESTERDAY
paid s. for drunken chickering's the night previous
Williams who piled his agony higher than others pait
| $40, Cab No. 2l7 and Cab No. 1870 pRid$10 each TO
| contrayentions Of ordinances.
One OF THE FREE PAPERs.-Emeline Jones, f
c, arrested Burgundy street Monday night
for being the State contravention Of law On beiu
asked for her free papers, she refused rather loy
Ing she did not show her papers everybody. Yeser
day however Recorder Ramos persuaded her to let hu
take look at her document 1t proved to be pardol
from the penentisry of Ohio, by Gov Wood she hayin
been sent there for life for cbd-murder in Farhei
| for a further hearing
CABBAaING.-Jules a slave of Josephine Har
per, c., arrested in the Vegetable Market Nor
day night for stealing dollars worth OF tabbiges
the stall of Joseph Cider he Is in jail awaiting hea,
/ ing.
ASSAULTS AND BATTERIES Joseph Anguerr
| yesterday complained that while he coming ashor
from the sloop louisiana opposite jackson square o
Monday evening" the captain Of the said schooner Mats
hiIoseyitch, gays him talking-to and beating. Th
| Captain was arrested and gave bail to appear
| jacob Houck complained that Tame Csntslo bounce
him in the Vegetable Iarket on Monday night knocke
him down. and kicked him brutality. Tame was arrested
| aud gave security to appear when notified
MURDERous AssAULTs.-John r: Gruber yes
terdsy made affidavit before Recorder Ramos cbargin
one Charles Blanc with having given Francis Luges,
workman at Bennstts foundry, on Rampant street b.
or some other heavy weapon on the Bayou Road 81
O'Clock Monday evening, from tie effect of which he
confined to his bed. warrant was issued for Blanc
| arrest
ofacer Abadre made affidavit charging Thomas McGc
vern with nurderousy beatinE Jsmes Murta at tn
ing, with blows the head by heavy weapon fror
| the effect of which he is bedfast. McGoyern beil
already arrested sent to prison to await Murts
covery
THREATS. = Sophia Walter yesterday com
planned to Recorder Ramos that Frank Jeer abused he
awully aud threatened to kill her while she was passn
along ST.. Philip street Monday evening. Warrar
| issued.
Pierre Brunei complained that Gabriel Maryole an
syyan Peruse abused and threatened him scandalous
Monday evening" at his residence No. 2l4 Claiborn
street The accused were arrested and locked up.
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under the style Of VAUDEVILLE LINTON, this day
Their 1'''s'' wi" be a'a'''d by ' fo esnii Vaudeville
New Orleans, June 80, 1855.
vEyHE undersigned have formed a Conartner
Mi uuder he firm land styI of NJ