New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-29

FRI6HTFUI SCENE ~ esterday o rather wild
brace Of mules, In the bands Of rather green driver
ran OIL with an omubas IN Greatmen street between
Cloues and Louisa, in the Third Dlstriot They dashed
tho vehicle from one side Of the street to the other In
ths lady q CAPT P.essnd bsr 's swo children little
girl and an infant In her fright she seized th. baby
and forcing open the door ssp.d into tho street. the
lent fall at full length but saved her child from harm by
holding II alot she fell She carried ssnseless into
house close By and .hsass home being much bruised
and otherwise hurt. The little girl staid in the omnibus
until was stopped and considerably bruised by the
knocking about she received.
x fLLUMNArtoN.-The Petite Bourse, at the
corner Of St. Louis and Ghares Streets all the rage
II IN the .ss y tho
different victorious powershat Of France being gar
lsnded-hnttered from the upper storie: all day and
Whereat the crowds stopped, gazed and wondered.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-iSenfences.-Jo Joseph
Bemis, for larceny sentenced Saturday to
imprisonment for one year In the Parish Prison.
David Kearns, charged with assault and battery,
pleaded guilty and ssntsnesd to pay ne Of $50
90 to prison for month. He paid the nns. Es
Willis corbst, who pleaded guilty to charge Of assault
that he had already prison several months vii.
liam Gallagher also discharged for the
John Kinds and Henry Sumner, for carrying concealed
weapons, were cent to prison for month each.
WilliaL1 Cline. who was found guilty OF carrying
ceaed weapons did not appear in compapce with the
provisions Of his bond, and the bond therefore de-
Committed FOR TRTAL--Ro66ery at Memphis
Philip HAske, the man accused Of having robbed hs
employer, T. Strum, In Memphis, the "a inst, Of
s137 3d. BY breaking open his trunk examined before
Recorder Bright Saturday and the testimony against
him was strong enough to Justify bis committe for trial
in the First District Court Mr. " HoaudeH Of No 116
Gravier street, the prosecutor Bail ot 500
required but not furnished.
SHILLING TO SLAvEs.-Wm. O'Hearn, grocer
st the OF Camp and Thaa Streets Joseph Knorr
coffee house keeper at the Levee and Tha
Streets and Luke Monaghan grocer the Of
Hope and Constance strsetf-all pulled BY Sergeant
Morri-wsre examined and sent down for retailing grog
to slaves. They all furnished bail
ENBEZzLEMENT.-Tho Resche, keeper of a
beer house in Toulouse street. examined before Re-
corder Ramos on charge Of having, more than year
ago, undertaken to change $500 bill for Otto Henry,
which he failed to do by $500 promising to make up the
applications. Henry sick at the time and the
by third party ese Rese had been permit
ted to change with $500 In cash and $3.50 in promises
Bail required, 5000.
Recommendations Fitzgerald, the Sec
der Of their sister, Margaret Leonard heorner
yer and Bolivar Streets ndered himself police
Saturday morning. and is now in prison awaiting
animation. The burden Of the murder however rests
upon Joseph Fitzgerald the Coroners verdict impica-
ting Thomas only accessory Tbs case will come
up before Recorder Bright on Friday next.
STIRRING THEM UP.-Lieut Mazerat, of the
Third District suspended no less than twelve policemen
Saturday for taking things than BELTS men
their vocation The Police Board will investigate next
Thursday.