New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-18

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CARRYING WEAPeNs.-our information was
not complete when mentioned In yesterdays paper
that the Mayor had Issued orders against the police
ryng concealed weapons The Mayor transmitted to the
chief Of Police copy Of the OF the Legislature
relave TO concesed weapons with instructions to him
cause that law be enforced without respect to per-
sganat everybody The order respecting the police
was only part Of the general instruetions and net
order directed exeueveiy against Them statement
yesterday would lead people to suppose The order does
not prohibit policemen from carrying weapons openly
when necessary,
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY GEsTLEMAN.--The
dry goods ators OF Mr. Ducstel Royal street, was
tered at early hour Friday morning by means Of
false keys and robbed Of shout $500 worth Of fancy
Certain person and taking police ofcsr 10 that PERSONS
house, found him In the act Of asserting and apprahng
the stolen goods He then escorted to the police
oce he turned out to be gentleman friends hocked
to tbs rcscue the goods were restored Mr. Ducsel de-
cnsd prosecuting tha young gentleman restored to
who were cognizsnt Of ths affair have all forgotten
nd not know the Young nams tor we yes
out being able obtain IT, The nearest information
could obtain to who the gentleman H. from street
runior that he Is the nephew or something else of
splsndidy h,ished up but we suppose 1t viii all come
out one Of these days. p
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE PAINTERS - There
meeting of iourneymen house and sign painters n
Poydras street which resulted In strike for twenty five
cents more per dsy than they previously get
ting. Most Of ths employers learn, acceded to the
demand, while others refused Tbs Interchange Of opn
ion the subject has led to several scrnmsges one Of
them rather serious The affair ct the Of Baronne
and Lafayette streets In which Timothy Flynn
killing Charles McLaughn wAs the serious affair alluded
to. Henry sanclair who sent before the Criminal
Court for fourshng bowie-knife, Is painter and 1t
wss In dispute about the strike that he drew the knife
!, INouEsr.--An inquest was held to-day on the
tjvs q the Island Of CUBA found dead in . house On
Polymnia street, Dirst Tstriot Verdict, spoplexy.
~ MURDERoUs ASSAULTS. A man named Rich
Mooney arrested at four O'Clock yesterday
ing by officer Hewitt charged with cutting the throat Of
another named j. MeAdams so dangerously that he
s not expected TO This particulars Of the affair
mot made known to the Recorder yesterday. Moo
ney sent to prison to be examined on the 10Th.
On Sunday night Simon Newell residing at No: 80
Barracks street, assaulted by two named
John Williams and the other Waterman named Guerin,
who was not on duty at the time and while Williams
held him. Guern drew knife and him three terrible
gashes one across each arm near the shoulder, and
another the back pjuring him seriously M to
endanger his life-so his brother, frank NEWELL
before Recorder Ramos yesterday The clothing of the
been dipped in tub Of blood Neither Of the accused
had been arrested up to last evening.
Timothy Flynn arrested at the corner OF Lafayette
and Baronne Streets at half past ten o'clock yesterday
forenoon charge OF having attempted to kill Charles
Mclaughlin by striking him In the right temple with
ner To default 81 $1,000 bail to appear on the 10TH
prison by the Recorder. Thomas WATSON
arrested at the same time and place for and
was sent to prison in default Of bail. 4r
Patrick Lamb arrsigned before Recorder Bright
charge of having attempted to kill whose
is unknown at the Of st. Joseph street. Saturday
forenoon, BY knocking him down and brutsliy beatine
him with club. His fixed for the 10th, and he
was sent back TO prison. -.e I. 49,,
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. Carving n ca
pons-Henry Sainclar arrested in Poydras Market
Saturday morning by officer Carr, for carrying
ted him for trial the First District Court and not be
ing able to furnish $500 ball. he sent to the Parish
Prison.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY. - Recorder Seuze-
yesterday sent Policeman F. H. Lening before tbt
terry upon Franoisco orpha in the Third District guard
house. the night Of the l4th ut He furnished bail
appear. Leining Is the same jolly fellow who bound
by Recorder Bright few days ago. for coming III
town bender, and endeavorng to pull Auguste Rich
ter out of his bedroom window.
| ABUSING WHITE WoMAN--A free colored
man. named Augustus 8. DeBar was arraiened bsfor,
Recorder Bright yesterday charge having unpro
yokedy assaed Mrs Margaret Hewett with the mos
Indecent and obscene Der own house Pry
tauia street. between Thalia and Erato Friday morn
| ing last. He gave bail to appear on the 18th.
Dragging 4 WOMAN - Joseph Bell, ALA,
Campaua arragned before Recorder Bright Yester
day. charged with having outrageousy msitreated Mrs
Margaret Hewett on Saturday morningast by assault
ing her while she standingin her door. on Pry
tsnia street, and dragging her by the hair shoulder
to the cner of Erao street. He gave bail appear
| the 10Th.
| A CHOICE BATCH. Recorder Bright yester
day sent the following patent vags to the
Ann Mckinney, OF Perdido street, for months Mrs
Tuy of Dryades street. and Jane Cash Perddo
for sixty days each Barry Tchouptouas street
and Jane Bird Of Drysdes street. for thirty days each
They are all frst-class guzzlers and
| TAKING Possession Charles Gottschalk wa,
yesterday arrested in the First District charge pre-
ferred by o. Bake Of taking Illegal possession Of the
and effects Of John Gottschalk deceased and appro
pristipg them to his with view of defraudip
the creditors Of the said j. H. Gottschalk He gave bal
/ to appear for examination.
| STEALING APPLEs.--Jean Durocher WIS ar
rested early yesterday morning In the IRENE Market
charge of stealing barrel of apples from the
OF Andrew Carniche He Is in prison awaiting examina
ton. ~, ~.
| CONCEALED WEAPoN.--Adolphe Marcot wa
srragned before Recorder Rsmos yesterday charged
officer Boxell with carrying concealed bowie knife ii
| gave bail to appear for examination.
| FIREMEN's MUss. Charles D. Hart yesterda d,
4 complained to Recorder Ramos that while he was at til
FIRE Old Levee street Sunday morning beate
over theface and head by several members of Hope
| and Ladder Company. warrant issued.
|, The Black and Red Marias, with their horse
and equipments which seized the School Teacher
sold to person representing the city for bou
| $3.50. f@
| .NeaU G00ds,
! Per ship Mulhouse, from Havre.
| D. p. SCANLAN g. co.,
| Nos 10 and IA Chsrtres street,
Have reosed the largest complete
FANCY GOODS and MILLINERY by this ARRIVAL thu. has
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