New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

ACC1DENTs.-Fred Valentine, of France fell acc
dentnly yesterday, from the gallery of house
street. Mas street District He some 80 feet
and afterwards taken the Charity Hospital with his leg
broken and otherwise seriously hurt.
| CUTTING AFFA1R.-Martn Griffin, native Of
Ireland, admitted Charity Hospital evening"
having BEEN rs he severely several parts body
and frigtfy gashed os face BY Michael Ragan Others
while at work the levee between Canal Customholse
streets.
STOLEN PROPERTY FOUSD.-Officers Gregory and
llase having found large quantity of crockery
glassware vacant house the Chestnut SIKH
Streets Wednesday night 1t doubtless thieves plumber
placed there temporarily on deposit.
ESCAPED FROM THE House OF REFUGE.-Thirteen
boys escaped from the House of Refuge
yesterday morning They of their dormory simply by
removing plank and with carpenters ladder which they
found in the yard they got the fence the
side They very naturally made of the best of their ability
but with entire Ten Of them captured by the
police, and four still large-her bein, John
Ilian Thomas Conroy md Michael Purcell The recapred
boys were yesterday sent back by Recorder Stitl
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-John Craney yesterday
plead guilty to charge of carrying concealed weapons
remarled to await sentence
Catherine Norton tried for larceny and acquitted.
VIM Hickey tried for larceny and acquitted.
j. Martinez tried for larceny the jury failed agree,
and he was dismissed by mol. prosequH
Jean Moaeu failing appear charge larceny
his bonds declared forfeited.
Seven persons charged with larceny by
prosequi.
RECORDER BouLIGNYs CoURT.-The only case
yesterday that of Nicholas Maoy, charged with having
stolen wheelbrrow from John Wentnger. lie put
| soak for examination
| RECORDER SrIrHs CoURT-Ten boys were arraieu-
yesterday, charge being fugyes from the House Of
Refuge being of crowd of thirteen who broke that
institution Mt about 2oclock yesterday morning. Seven them
arrested at O'clock Common street by officer Keenan,
the others picked sngy elsewhere three still
at
quarters.
Wn, Robertson class yagrant the Work
house for six months Two other hard
fallen ordered the institution default of
paying fines Of SO cnch
Thomas Grady and John Hickey committed for trial in
the First District Court charge of being the enerprsins
individuals who stole five vests and pair of pants from j. A.
olnanns store, No. IS New street. the night OF the
| 10th u In default OF bull they prison.
Pierre louN for waopns his wife, No. lS9 Poylras
street. made give bail do again for six months
| having done it we'll enough the first time.
Mrs. john Rigeb examined the affidavit of Deputy
Coroner MITCHELL charging her, information received
addition the doubtful verdict rendered the inquest with
having killed her infant John months old by blow
in the head the iith ul her residence Dryales street.
Thala. The evidence although of such
oustify the Coroner in his proceeding, still failed sustain
the accusation and Mrs. Rinsleb was discharged
Margaret Burke, charged with abusing and beang Daniel
Fitzpatrick and wife also discharged Daniel declining 10
prosecute; and Ann Wtrtey, charged with general
drunkenness and pugnnciy.
RECORDER FABRE's CouRT.-Emile Bourbier, for
throwing tumbler head Of j. E. Leare in the Ma,
onal Coeose Saturday last yesterday bound over
in $500 not to do it sgam.
John Fgag. charged with breach of trust. failing
pair of shoes which had been left with him for repair by
Louis Mcne, c.. prison to await examination.
Joseph ar;i for keeping disorlery coeestand in the
Vegetable Market fined s. and prison days.
Alouzo, slave belonging Mr.. PoindtXer, was
prison charge of having stolen Si0 in gold from Mr. L.
Hanks, board the Frank yna Friday night last
and ealei it in hOuSe Apollo Street Triton Walk.
Jane, slave belonging Mrs Glkerson, held
bail to appear in charge of having beaten Caroline
Frank white wonran her iomcil eli Burgundy
Niehoas Brown held TO charge of beating oiCer
Swunon Ola le9ec being arrested for dsutb
| ing the peace
RECORDER SoLoMoS'S CoURT.-J L. Yinet and John
Basln and wife arraised yesterday indulgng
mutual assaults and battery and n bound keep
the peace. This the only transaction worth mentioning
ARTICLES FOR TRAvELING.-A large assortment of
trunks, travelling bags, vaises travelling parapherl
generally may be found at the Mr., F. Bauer No 1
Canal street.-The only establishment where the late parnte
proof life preserving trunk be found. Mr. B stock
proof clothing umbrellas and hats corresponLn
large and his terms for all his goods moderate could
be desired We rev country merchants and citizens generally
to his advertisement
Doors, SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, etc.-We
Of the trade boots shoes winter
o'clock, in Bache Leaumous auction roons No. II Charcs
street. Terms at sale.
AUCTION SALE OF HAVANA SEGAts-We are re-