New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-31
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REGISTRY OFE1cE-There was a nreat rush asttAes
Registry Office yeserdaysuch rush. in fact that the railing
around the clerks desk gave several en's feelings gave
way ahn several mems equilibrium gave The place
more or less breezy all day German presented himself with,
brannew naturalization papers, which the clerk refused to re-
eciSe on account Of date sing left The German got
ensey excited tore lis papers tlatf that wns4
all the Democrats could him. was off, He boyevar
saved the pieces Of his roof citizenship and started back
to corso gel new The whole registered
DAY was ia much larger number than that of any
since the opening of the otce-sweing total to sa To-
day the last chance the laggards will get registered
to the election there will doubtless be as great ~
as there yesterday isa+55
FRE-The fire mentioned by us yesterday as hav--
ing taken place in the District on wednesday
night was on the Aeaire road 4 house, kitchen abIs
belonging TO Pierre Marcel destroyed the having
finished his meal before the enigos of he fire deuament
could reach the An accident kitchen bears the
blame Of the destruction
ACCIDENT Chretien Timer, a French wagon
driver yesterday admitted Charity Hospital with a
foot badly mashed by the wheels vehicle What he
put his foot under the wheels tor, did learn.
ARREST OF 4 FoRGER.-A young man of tolerable
gentee appearance named J. Holland yester
day afternoon by Lieut. Hunt in the Office Mcssrs Buehan
n0n Carroll Co. on Union whilst attenpt-
ing 10 that firm forged order 500 purportng
be signed by some responsible in Texas. whose
did not learn With that assumption dignity that is so com
mon to gentlemen who WELD the counterfeit he refused
Wnk along the street with the Lieutenant, but
COURSE the moral slason of the polceha iS pair OF nip
pPrinduced him change his notion The Lieutenant on
searching him at the polceoice found paper pocket
nut before ne mad chance 10 examine it, the prisoner
it from him tore it and attempted put pieces
mouth The Lieutenant however prevented operation
placing the pieces together they formed an order
Aessrs. n D. Cooper Co. for 500 dated San Augustine
Texas Oct 18Th and signed W. W. Holman This order w7
written in different hand from that Buchannon Carroll e.
Co.. and as it beyond doubt forgery, would seem 10
dictate that Holland had accompes in his Hol
land was duly forwarded to the Parish Prison. win be
| ragnea to-day.
| BURGLAR ARRESTED AND PROPERTY IsEcoyERED.-
named Nat, belonging White was Yesterday
arrested ST. Peter street. by order Of Capt Moyna as the
perpeator Of the busse the residences Towns
Judge Larue and another gentleman Magazine
particulars OF which gave yesterdays Crescent Judge
Larues watch his wa ewelry Mr.. Wilson'S "a bearder at
Mrs. Towns) gold pencil numerous other articles were
found in the dareys possession He duly
awnit an examination.
| CoFFEEHoUsER Row Cutting.-We learn that there
was great row "wednesday night in coffee house, the
OF St Louis and Maras Streets which Mr. Srrknn
one of the propeors badly beateA; Mr. Katlnan the
other proprietor knocked down and barkeeper whose name
We did not learn considerably scaded the breast
but not dangerously with knife complaints have been
made we e1nabe to give further particulars
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr.-Charles Murphy, charged
with assault and battery and Catherine Waace charged with
being in the State in conravenon law yesterday dis
missed, motion of the District Attorney
Louis Faschnn James Curren Patrick Clark James Cham
der Charlotte and Andrew Cailoux charged with as
saults aud batteries, dismissed by mol. pros.
Bill CLARK tried for assault and battery found guilty
Joseph B. Ice tried for forgery guilty with
| Recommendation 10 mercy. --5--" +@=-
John Cavanau failed appear trial for assault and hat.
| terry, md his bail was forfeited
| Six foreigners naturali2ed. z
| RECORDER STITHs CoURT.-Wm. O'Dowd white
Soy md George Kennedy free boy who were found
concealed rather spiciousy in G. W Lyes warehouse on
innS Woiuo
The House Of Refuge. Allen who found with them,
ordered to receive % drachms of hickory OIL
Mrs Chalk arragned charge Of trying open
Mrs Catherine Fons doicile street. on Wednes
day, with the supposed intention of bursting open Mrs Cathe-
rine Fnons head Mrs Chalk being the wife Mrs Futons
landlord and her andady doubtless thought
she had right to do as she pleased in her house She
gave bail to walk mp TO the chalk when notified.
Eenne Poker the butcher of ST. market whom we
mentioned yesterday having offered putrd
examined Mr. Aobes the Commssary testified that Satur
day last he found 5 pounds pnd meat Oh Pokers STALL
which he seized and threw away In about
turned and found Poker in the selling said
meat to Witness told the meat was
rotten and that she shold not buy it upon which Poker said
that he did buy have thrown away and that the
lot he had on hand good cnonsh for people
Recorder this showing lost time dning sloo
Brethren lets sing alerah " with sentimental cho.rias
for th- poor; slug tooraloo toornoo, ooraday "
VIM II. Thelwa arraigneI charge of perjury in
swearing before the Recorder the ed inst,
WEgley lad obtained SIS worth of his cloihins woman
on Constance street the false that he had
her Tor tten the affidavit Of perjury being made yrs Wglevs
husband, Thomas Wrsley In default 900 to appear
| on Sth proxino, the accused was sent to prison.
Mrs. Dunn arrucned Il charge of selling liquor to a
slave in her grocery Religious and Market
Streets scipo Of M Bne being the niscr gin the liquor
and Sergeant Dryden the detective She gave bail appear on
the tin pGoXimo.
IIrrre Johnson lad, of Ethiopian descent and Congo
Island temperament araignei on Charge of threatening
and ncnacng gentleman who had occasion her house
GraverNtreet Tuesday evening" the gentleman stating in
his affidavit that the said EIopan lady restrained by
law he fears tat breach of the peace ensue to his great
dArlnse and injury in his business reaons.' Ahem Harriet
gave bail to appear the 5ih proNmo.
John CNn and Thomas Fzeral TO appear TO day
and explain what possessed them choke Charles Cayla on
| the steamboat itluiius, yesterday morning.
james Sllculsn prison aex,miuation on A
Charge Of mayhem ncuttns OF OF his wife's fingers with
| Il knife.
| RECORDER FABRE's CouRr-Alrs. Altmont was
yesterday charge Of having grossly nsued and abused
f. lerker Wednesday night whilst passing the corner of
BieiVite ami Bourbon streets She gave bail appear
kers phccinks, it seems little different what
they were one morning. week Two Since Royal szeet
wien he held his wfes market basket that she might Ptc
Mrs Anon and give her whaling and cleered and
aged her whilst she engaged the job Justice sau!d b4
done to kerker though the heavens should fall
Mrs kun who whalci Mrs. Mack the of Prieur
and Orleans Streets the 23d made bail not
| to do it again
| RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT.-Thomas Moran Was
arragned yesterday charge of having rape on
the of little girl only nine old daughter NJ f.
Rourhe. He prison await examination.
Domingo Canepo held for hearing charge Of selling
brass jewelry for gold to such greenhor nd
AyInard free coored boy charge Of having cut
with knife the hand of little of W. c. Holmes
detained for IL hearing.
George Parker and Mary Maurice docketed
tion separnte charges of assault ard battery.
Jacob schnore and Thomas speth the First
District Court for brutal assault and battery upon NJ Ra
A. and G. Duvignaui for threatening violence to Mrs NJ
elt to kA ~