New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-02
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| REFREsHING--The GOODNESS Of the Bugaboo local,
yesterday in asserting that the Thuggery reports gotten up by
hre true, refreshed considerably it, the day
peing warm We have objection sanguneous
neuohs OF the Bugaboo, when they forth such;
come out subsequently, with the grave that the truth
and nothing but the tn' has told is plng IN the
agony a little too strong for
few plain words will settle tls matter The Daily Bugaboo
introduced the word Thug" into this community and sneak
ihgly applied to such A3nerns might become enbroiled
with the born population The Specification of the word
and It's application quite certain understood by
the readers of the Buboo meaning Americans who 1t al
legged had perperated attempted pepetrae asassnatio
upon innocent ana nprepaed foreigners Thsis what the
mny at large understands by the word 'hugEne" in tile
Daily Bugaboo Therefore, for that paper word in
reference to Dutch Irish drunken hraw that may occur
and end in bloody heads broken bone simply the innua
ton of a faselood
The Bugaboo local refers the Police Hospital records
in evidence of the truth of his Thug reports Everything
actual that he has reported Thuggey
reported under its title ofHssa and battery sabbn
Or whatever else it may have been. j
So Mr. Bugaboo if determined upon dealing in false
hood out with openly; don't sneak you
been doing recently. u
THE WEATHER.--Ye yesterday was the first really
pleasant day that have had for five six weeks great
the rejoicing hereat amid all classes of society with
drew from the CUTTERS and anthracite from the gatesdoofs
and windows thrown open and the fair and Juvenile por
tons of the population suged abroad freely and deghted
The clerk Of the weather long spell of pleasant weather.
CHARITY HosPIrAL.-Report for the week ending
last evening:
Admitted 1856 Died IS
Discharged .l5s Remaining 624
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-There was nothing done
| i'll this court yesterday. =.- 1S5E@
FOURTH DISTRICT CouRT-Thomas P. Williams,
for cleaning the Second District yesterday
sued Patrick Flynn contractor for widening and cleaning the
Claiborne Canal, for damages Of S5 Williams that
Of
streets adjacent to the canal during the day time required
to the aidd dams night. This last he failed
consequence of which the streets flooded and deposits Of
mud and garbage left the removal which caused the petitioner
trouble and the extent of the claimed
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT--1n this court, yesterday,
Patrick Fox obtained Judgment Of LAS with legal interest
and COSTS against the city In August 1851 he authorized
to fill piece of property covered with stagnant water Dry
AIDES street Terpchoe the having failed do
after due notification under ordinance Of the Second Munich
pality. The ordinance required the filling Of such
Indicated to the lowest bidder the Of the The
Surveyor however privately employed him do the work
stipulated price and this by decision of the Supreme Court
absoved the from paying for the work Hence the udg
ment as above. sgd - ~ .-h. &@
BADLY BuRNED.-Edward Conner and several other
badly burned few nights ago. by burning
the shany in which they sleeping, the Achasalaya
Railroad Conner brought the city yesterday lodged
in Charity Hospital.
ROBBED BY A WoMAN.--Nlr. John N. Hudson had
woman named Ellen Magazine
terday afternoon charge of obbng him Of his
containing $3.50 in cash. draft for $ and other valuable pa
pers. The woman was locked up to await Il hearing.
BADLY BEATEN.-An lllshman, named Hugh Gil
looy, is lying the hospital from the effects of violent
ing he received Thursday evening" the Pontclartrn
Railroad Depot He intoxicated the time, unable
to tell who beat him.
+ RoBBERy.-Thomas Walsh and Timothy Moran
the levee district last evening
charged with robbng Patrick Donnelly sl4 They we're
lodged in Jail 3.-" ." Tz'5
RECORDER BR1GHT's CouRT.-W. S. Upton was
yesterday before the First District Court be
breach Of trust and enlightenment prejudice Of Mrs
Rordan S57 being the involved He furnished
his appearance.
Michael Lynch and Thomas Gibbons arragncd on
charge of induging in ring fight in yard Anneiation
street, on Thursday evening. AS the thing about
tween Them they were reprinanded and discharged.
Mary Bidwe accused of keeping disordery tppng-
and Mack Daley the arrested for fighting with Sung
bone discharged Thomas Harrington fined $40 for
driving his mules turous St. Charles Street Caesar and
Yoare, slaves belonging Mr. Philips, prison
having sacks Of stolen their Kelly,
arrested with stolen wood i'll his arms, held hearing
Monday =
Jo Smith before District Court to be tried
to be tried for stealing SO from Thomas store
New Ievee street. In default Of bail committed to
prison.
Patrick District Court to be
tried for using brass knuckes and slungho in free
Mrs McIIughs boarding house Gaiennie street, I'D u
the personal damage Of sundry persons John Ne
Michael Long and John Kennedy in particular. He failed
give bail John Murphy accused Of aiding Patrick in his
! suught, discharged.
James Hunter before District Court to be
tried for stealing S4 in silver from Mrs SWANS grocery
of Administration Caope Streets on the cd n He
did not give bail. -7,..
Samuel Thomas before the First District Court
tried for stealing FIVE dollar clock Hanpden Green
at No 1877 Poydas street. at yesterday He unable
give bail. g
John Nesto Hugh Mcclure Thomas Scanlan were ex
anined the Corones affidavit charging with being
accessories in the murder Of James Droney Nesors
house New Levee street. the Doth Of last The
testimony against them Of justify deten
tion and they discharged John lahoney murderer
Of proney arrested and probably will
VIM Martin was arragned on charge of violently beating
the slave Texas belonging the city, Poydras street.
Wednesday. He gave bail to appear the 9Th.
RECORDER RAMOS CouRr-Alichael Hook and
Frank Schroeder, baggage drivers yesterday
arrnigned charge of making Michael Moody stranger
pay them $40 for conveying his baggage from the
Railroad depot to the steamboat landing the 18th They
gave bail to appear for examination. . .@ 1914 ,
Edward kenney aragned charge of beating Henry
c. Riley Thursday night He prison Kenney
also charged with swindng c. ogarth sailor board.
nghouse Keeper by borrowing upon false promise
go to sea on board the ship James Ttcomh
Victor Gerard before District Court to he
tried for robbing Auguste Lecompte, in
house on Royal street, of Sis in cash. and silver watch
gold watch during the night of the 18th ut In default $1,000
| bail, he was committed TO prison,
Barbara Filler arraned charge of stealing on
| the leVee She was sent to prison.
Thomas Norris complained that Henry cobbler Hos
pital street. for making way with pair boots which he
left with him for repair Warrant issued.
Jeanne Laont residing the and Chartrcs
Streets complained that brute in human e had been beating
/ her in very relentless Warrant issued.
Pierre Vdeau complained that jacques somebody fired off
cavalry pistol loaded with buck shot, house at
the corner Of Mara and Crsulines Streets Thursday evening
/ Warrant issued.
| Ra8~ Among Diseases, Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint rank difficult We pleased to have
in power point out remedy which proved eectua
in many and which safely certain
and nfaibe it has been the rescng thousands
from an untnely We the Hollands German
Bers prepared by Dr. c. " Jackson the Medicine