New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25
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1EsTERDAY.--Yesterdayw was Sabbath in the full
sense OF tile word There were not over dozen arrests in the
whole city and drunkenness alone the
arrests made The only things worthy changes
i'll the weather. five six of which took place. beginning
i'll the morning with sunshine and dust and winding night
with rain and mud. What the weather will be to-day
thing that wise enough reckless enough hazard
guess about.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL German named Wilhelm
Wilde died the Charity Hospital Saturday effects
of broken and other injuries caused by the breaking of
crank which he turning hand-car
road Friday md which rendered amputation necessary
The Coroner yesterday held inquest body returned
nn appropriate verdict
FIRST DISTRICT Court. - Judge Robertson on
Saturday sentenced james Mullen to six months and Michael
o Ben year in the peitenary both for larceny.
On motion of the District Attorney, the following parties
discharged Joseph Fernandez charged with selling liquor
without DEMONSTRATING paid up since the institution of the
John oaey charged with carrying concenled weapons and
Jacob Tress and Valentine Trey, charged with larceny
Col Field applied for of habeas corpus in behalf of
Patrick Farley in prison charges Of uriosy driving
made retnrnGble to-day.
The election contesation of Canongc Piles selnve
Fourth Justiceship, is fixed for to-day.
RECORDER BR1GHr's CoURr.-The following parties
sent before the First District Court Saturday Thomas
Myers stealing J clothing
the cabin of the schooner Gen WORTH while in charge Of
serf's keeper: John Simpson, for carrying SLING shot
Peter Dunican waynying and robng Capt Hutton of
the ship Chance, on Mardi tiras.
Jennings, arrested fugtivcs from justice
Mobile discharged there being evidence sufficient
their detention. Morgan McSweeney, Pat aggery
Pat Shay arrested for attempting to ladys gold
watch also discharged it appearing that the watch had
been entrusted to them for ha purpose by Mrs Mary Downey
who tat she found Christmas Lafayette square
The waic however, detained and we'll worth going after
by whoever may have lost it.
Philip Hudson aained charge of having stolen 81 50
from Henry schwar money drawer at the ofCypress
and Magnolia fixed for to-day John A. Teller
arraigned a charge Of having obtained $50 of false
and fraudulent representations from Capt Lyon Of he steamer
W. II. ncnny-case fixed for March Sh.
The pecales of the wDrkhoue wagon load VIM. Riley
and james Rodgers, for stealing clothes of
boIys yard; John Manly for stealing chickens Antonio
Deu for trying topc apocct in the crowd in Lafayette
Friday
RECORDER RAMOS CoURr.-Thomas Meens f. NJ. c.,
before the First District Saturday for being
in State in eontrnyention Of law and for carrying concealed
weapons.
The following parties arragned held TO bail for their
appearance Arthur Gnen, charged with attacking
Charles A. Seefeld with dirk Friday night and attacking
E. Koch another place with D. Loiselle his abeor Pat
rick Lemon aydriver charged with coming into violent
collision viii, Mr.. Mercers carriage Jean Marie Yellow
charged with Stealing S from Sansone's Restaurant Mafn
street. where he formerly employed waiter and Mr.
Fortiers slave Jcs and Mr. Faendes slave Denis for having
stolen sack Of and stolen ham in their possession
Warrants were issued the following adays By Sam
mel Johnson complaining that Mrs. Eliza Allen robbed him OF
his gold watch chnn gold pec while he i'll her
house at the of Orleans and IRENE Streets on Thursday
night by Joseph Jacques complaining that Francois Barber
and SanSaus Arnaud violently dragged him from his sickbed
early in the morning. gave him beating and drove away his
horse and furniture Mrs Onezne CARDINAL complaining
that Mr. and Mrs Delaunde of St Louis street, were keep
ing her daughter Josephine aged seventeen, away from
her. with base designs by John Collins, complaining that
certain No. GO Cont street. had kepa $40 bill which
get changed for him; by Louis Johnson
charging Louis Smith, c. FHcld and third person, with
trying him No. 81 Front Levee street and by Alex
Baldwin, charging E D. Cuver with cheating him out of 5
by of worthless order the City Treasurer.
RECORDER SEUzENEAUs COURT. = The only note
worthy arraignments Saturday Wm Heart, cab
driver charged with beating Casmer if he hnd been
piece of saekcloh David Main charged with violently beating
Capt Bulford of the ship Gencarn and Casday charged
with attempting to break into house Union They
will be oyerhaUled in due time.