New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-17
CITY ITEM 9.

casonea by tne isct that during Wednesday night
that leaf upon which had been registered the title.
of the various suta fos election CONVERSATIONS which
leaf was torn from the book but lsft wing by H. W,
have not been able to obtain any clue how b
wnom was done The clerks inform that ii don,
between half-past eleven o'clock on Wednesday night
when they left the Office the opening Of the ofc,
next morning ALSO that there breakage othe
than the usual All Of which is very mysterioue--
decidedly strange astonshngly re-
markabiy viliainous. OF course, Americans the
guilty parties none but Americans engaged In
schemes Of rascality This seoundres! They ought Ia
be driven out Of the country forthwith 49,
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT. The Grand jury yes-
terday ignored the bills for forgery and breach If rnat
against n Crosse the writing master Of Canal street
Nothing else was done. 'gs-gG gssaa 8i7Eg. An n
CoRoNER's IEauEsTs. The Coroner on Thurs.
day night held Inquest the body of Martha lee
native II Ireland SO years Of age found dead ID M
Girod street Verdict, apopexy caused by intsmper-
ance.
Yesterday inquest held on the body Of
dsee native OF Germany 4s years Of age found dead
In house ON Pleasant street. between Apollo snd Bae
ehus, In the Fourth District Verdict apopexy
JEFFERSON CTTY.-Our daily circuit expands
In proportion to this beauty Of the weather and So
amidst the horsehotels and cowboarding houses OF JET
ferson city We found nothing stirripg Of snecia i'm
po and a. frsnchs corner where items gener-
ally come 10 roos the roosts were bare and whittipe
and borse-taik rsigned supreme.
The demeanor of horses and cattle from up the conn
try, first touching aud becoming familiar with Lous
lana SOIL ID never-ending Of excitement and
amusement In the vicinity Of the Stock Landing While
We were present, noble steed, newly arrived, whose
glossy hide threw back the of the SUM- led out
from Frenchs for inspection, Quiet and dernure az
Quaker inside he had no got outside than he
woke up loose from the hostler and started
on regular froiic After setting all the people in the
vicinity at defiance, and churning up the mud In Louis
lana Avenue to his hearts content he picked out the
softest mud.spot he could find tumbled down upon IT,
and rolled with JUNCTION that delicious to behold
Then, rising In complete mask and domino of mud he
resumed his ouakerike sobrety and walked back
stable In manner which seemed to say Thpre-that
was all wanted Twas only dying for little mud .
French has lot of splendid animals hand we may
Kentucky baeks which would exeits tie ~
any body, and considered cheap at s 1900.
We have noticed that cattle on landing at Jefferson
City, seem 10 become inspired with the idea they are
on the brink OF dComtha they peted and feasted
and brought pleasure excursion down the river for
no other purpose than ingorous saushseiand consump
ton by the treacherous humans In whom they had
reposed such abiding confidence. 1t may be that ths
inspiration proceeds from the smell Of the neghboriDg
slaughter housesor cattle scent blood keepy and
Of all animals they dread it the most Driven in fiocks
from the steamboats, to the stables they do not cut p
much but when they singled out, assoed and led of
to the houses the excitement begins With
very few exceptions, they get home sick-ptch rear
gaop snd perpetrate every eccenrioy Of fear and
sstance consequently, the business OF taking them to
slaughter is a regular Bcience, and very mean one
either Those who would like to the aaso used as
they read Of its being used in Mexico and South America
Jefferson,
almost any day-the cattle not unfrequenty breaking
loose, and calling the assoing science into full play The
men who follow this business are, with all their science
accustomed to ugly falls and duckpgs In mud holef and
sometimes get badly hurt-sst spring one was killed
On Thursday an unusually rampant was eptrust.
cd to the conveyance of little niger boy who mounted
on large horse, was particularly ambitious Of fame
But the steer was too much for mjerked bis horns out
Of the esso in twnkling and started Of up the river
bank with railroad speed probably intending to return to
desperate energy being cheered by the older hands
the business and soon caught up With the rope coied
his hand be uhred 1t over bis head and sent it at the
horns Of the fugitive abeef-but just at that moment
there upucky interviewed horse and buggy containing
two gentismen-and such collision a. followed Ths
speaking knocked into cooked hat and literally bap.
tised with mud while the Niger and his horse wenthe
horse 90 bis side With roll Or TIVE and the niger
setting into mudhoe twelve or fifteen yards CT Luck.
lily no bones were broken though 1t took hours hard
seruhbins 70 clean the Niger sufficiently ts enable bis
master 70 IDENTITY him Whils the Niger was being
ling In the distances bis horns heels and tail describing
hsroglyphics in the air. at elevation Of sir eight
freet from ths ground, But alas poor beef. strong
arm and veteran ssso Afterwards captured h-he was
led to his doomsnd good reader for aught you know
portion Of bis anged remains may now be digesting in
humor with which you read this the true and faithful
report Of bis last act in the drama Of life!
RECORDER RAhos's CouRT.-Edward Groves.
c., yesterday arraignsd on charge Of assault
Ing Capt Anker board the bsrk Armada and tearing
his shirt, on Thursday afternoon thereby committing
utpy--Groves being one Of the crew. He was sent 10
prison to await hearing
Joseph Ferrand was srragned on the affidavit Of Mrs
Rose Conrad of "a St Peter street who charged him
with grossly abusing her and provoking her husband
fight duel with him, which duel luckily for unborn Fer
rsnds or Conrads, didn't come Of Ferrand was bound
over to keep the peace.
Joseph Leclsrc Arragned on charge of breach of
trust Marie Beauregard swore that he had made way
with gold ring worth S. which, when they were good
friends, (in ootober) she permitted him to wear He
gave bail to appear for examination,
The following pugnacious individuals also ar
rsigned B. Pyssr and Henry Geeksmau, charged with
brckbstting Mary Hsddington, Thursday evening,
whilst she was standing on her gallery at No 81 Burgundy
streebai furnished frederick Emonnet charged with
Of St Ann and Robertson strest-ba furnished
Jusns Benigan accused by the steward OF the ship st.
Louis with creating great scandal board the ship
to prison. was Issued for the ar
rest of VIM Gallagher, charged with giving Mary Fanny
cut her left eye by blow Of his fist on Dauphne
street, between st. Louis AMI Toulouse.
RECORDER BRIGHT's CouRT-Joseph Stokes, a
youth yesterday examined charge of stealing
porte monnae containing thirty GENTS aud keys and
letters from the pockets OF Edward Dixon in his room on
New LeTee street the morning of the 9th inst Sent
before the FIRST District Court-bail not furnished
William Johnson alias Gsunt. and Alfred Todd we're
sent before the same court for carrying concealed bowie
knives. Neither furnished bail.
Three youths, named Thomas Weston, John Morgan
and william johnson, arrsigned on charge Of rob
berry perpstrated In boarding house at tho corner Of
and Bsronns Streets Thursday afternoon whilst
the boarders At dinner VIM. r. Shannon made af
davit that his entered and his gold watch and
chain, valued at $780, stolen Mrs L. Covington that
her entered aud robbed Of gold brooch worth
So and Mrs A. Appleby that her entered and
her bureau broken open and robbsd Of
tanning Sll 60 The young rascas the point of
leaving the city when arrested they having bcen caught
on board the steamer Adratic on Thursday evening
Mr. Shannon's watch found in pawnbroker's shop
Royal street, where it had been pawnsd for trfe
The trio apparently beginners the trade and
not being able to furnish bail for their appearance on the
23d, they were sent to the parish prison.
Charles Bell was brought up by Sergeant Morrill, as
fugitive from justice In Cahnwba Ala where he ao-
cused of the murder OF q man named Qusrlss He WAS
sent to prison to await examination the 10th or
until requisi'ion can be had from Alabama.
Ferdinand Gayoso and VIM. II. Wheaton, Jr., were
arraigned upon affidavit by Joseph g. Pagaud of the
Delta Office charging them with KNOCKING him and
badly beating him with slungshot, the levss near
Poydrss street Tuesday forenoon-Gayoso using the
weapon and Wheaton siding and abetting him. They
gave bail to appear on the 23d.
Mrs julia Ann MoMahon and James Farrell were
arragned charge Of having stolen three pieces of
cassmer and one piece Of sanet, worth $780, from Au-
guste Whert's store at No III Rampant street; First
District between seven and ten O'Clock Wednesday
night The stolen property together with four bolts and
pairs cassmer pants piano and umbrella, all
supposed to be stolen found by officers Rnter and
Marselles in Mrs McMahon's house on Dfyades street
between Julia and Grod In default of bail to appear
to-day, the accused were sent to prison.
Wilhelm Finkin and Pat Norton, accused of assaults
and batteries discharged Patrick Mohan for threat
ening Biddy Brown WAS bound for six months