New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-18
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r.. - THE sunsbine and balm of

last week ID being we'll paid by the rain and mud
dual and nobody can complain. On Sunday there was
hsze; on Monday, clouds on Tuesday, sprinkle of
rain sufficient to level the dust and yesterday genuine
autumna rainnot shower, but heavy
drizzle with slight degree Of chiness that along
With the dawn and LETT not at twilight. The dssgraeabe
weather. however seemed not to abate in the least the
activity betting the There was only
thicker crowdDg Of umbrellas and tighter crowdng Of
the omnibuses. than usual.
S1GNs-Signs of the approaching season OF
gaiety and money-spendng begin to loom forth, We
yesterday Vannuch (of celebrity coat on
sleeves up and to his eyes in dust and oean
ing out the old Dan Rice Museum on st. Charles street
Poydras, for bran Museum OF mis- own which
he expects to open early next month We learn that he
has and most fascinating iot Of Naehipgtona
trunps Of waxen humanity in waiting for his winter
leyeethe Old lot as readers will resolect having
me. melancholy death By Ie last s So m. to Tho t,.
Of public that has just thrown its banner to the
breeze on St Charles street. opposite the big tavern
IA one of fancy bazaars supposed to be presided
by the Goddess Of Fortune upon whose circular table that
divinity apt to show her Partially to the keeper of
the saoon and upon which the less the visitor puts down
the more he takes up; there being przs Of kind
for every setting point Of the magic and blanks
OF it will rake in its share Of the loose change that
aoats by.
The MEMPHIS ROBBERY. Philip Haake was
yesterday aIfagned before Recorder Bright, charge
of having broken open the trunk of bis employer Peter
SUNNI In Memphis the "a inst, and stolen thererom
sla7 so In cash. with which he made his way this city
stumm sent word of the robbery to Mr. Frederick Ho
lander Of this city and the latter meeting him Ora
ver street on Tuesday night got ofcer Dan Busby to
nation on the 9th, Haske was sent to prison:
swINDLIsG.- Dominique Oridano, a fruiterer
keeping stand in the vegetable market, was yesterday
arraigned before Recorder Ramos charge Of having
swipdad Mrs Charstan Young out Of two dollars and
fifty cents in this wise She bought five cents worth Of
apples from him. and him gold quartereen thinking
II was dime hs geys her vs cents shsnge1 snd che
turned and demanded two dollars and forty cents
change which he refused to give asserting that he had
received only dime. He gave baltic appear for exaui
nation.
The ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Mr.. Blasco, the
young man who fred pistol in his mouth Tuesday
No A Dauphiue street. was still alive las. evening but
expected to He Is the son of Mr.. Blasco
the druggist on Condo street.
\ COMMITTED FOR TRIAL $3.50 Robbery - James
Mullen and George Powers were alfaigned before Re-
Tudwig stradws Of his pocketbo3k containing sbs in
and two steamboat passage tickets Tuesday night
in Paul Warmers house at the Of Fulton and Gil
rod streets Sradwe charged that Mullen took his pam
falcons from beneath his pillow while he rsesp and
them took his pocket book Powers aiding and abet
ting him in the transaction He caught Mullen In the
yery ACT Of taking the money from the pocket upon
1 which the latter attempted to throw it out OF the
window, and to clear his way out of the house with
| cotton hook. He had put come of the money in his
mouth when he arrested and ohoked by police
man spat out $40 dollar gold piece and fifty cents in
District Court and in default Of $500 ball ives sent
prison Powers was acquitted Of any parscpancy in the
act, but was proven yagrant and GENT to the Work
| house for sixty days.
| Qrso,1-Bsfore Recorder Ramos Jean Marty was ex.
amined charge Of having set fire to his honsa
on Miro street between Main and st. Ann the night Of
the 10th morning of the 10Th ult. The testimony
though circumstantial conclusive against him. The
fire was discovered and extngushed 1.-THE house being
caoppied) by people outside in time to discover the
strongest evidence Of incendisrlsm Cottonwick. Eatu
rated with eamphene wax bouges, birthstone, and pine
spnters found ranged about in the lower story and
In the attic. with wick communications between them
The fire had probably been started several hours before
es IN the the evening"
that he had purchased the tin containing the cam
phene from store on Condo street Upon this be We
committed without bail for trial In the Criminal CouI
He was defended by O. Roselius, Esq.
1 FIRST DISTRICT CouRr--Hon. ]. B. Robert
son-Iu this yesterday Bridget horgapy trie
for assault and battery, and found guilty but recon
mendsd to mercy Of the court.
Jones Ward was found guilty of carrying conceale
John Kinds and John p. Collins elias Jack Shepherd
both plead guilty to charge OF carrying concealed 1ea
John Smith alias Black jack and Frederick Schuyler
both plead guilty to separate charges of larcency
+. Cowocher was tried for larceny and acquitted.
WATCH LrFrrNe.-Denis Donovan and William
Donovan yesterday arragped before Recorder Brh
| Denis on charge of having Tuesday evening, in
house Girod street ched from the pocket Of Timoth
| Mccarthy his watch chain and key-the watch bein
silver the chain cotton and the key brass and all value
at sl2 and William on q charge q having felononsl
received the from Denis Both sent to prise
in default Of bail to appear on the 10th.
! SELLING TO SLAvE.-Sergeant Morrill, yes
terday had Louis Eaessl keeper Of grocery at the
OF Magazine and Race streets, arraigned before
Bright charge Of selling glass Of brandy
Mr. Beauvsis' slave John, on the 18th inst The
cused furnished bail for his appearancr the GOTH
DISCHARGED. - Recorder Bright yesterda
discharged the following parties, for sufficient reason
Bonifacio Delgarde accused by Antonio Cardenas Of
bresch of trust Charles Berkenstork and Charles &c
chowsl, accused by Hermann Brumng of breach Of d
peace, and Bridget o'Nel, accused of keeping disc
q deeply house.