New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-24
CITY TIE M 8.

THE ARTEs1AN WELL.-The boring was re-
commenced yesterday under the aupcsS Of Mr. Duncan
Of this city-a new hand at the business, believe The
present depth of bore is something than $50 feet
An open railing fence has been placed around the WE'LL
those who fond Of seeing long poles pulled out Of
the grouud may Witness the operation to their
hearts, content Cold the weather yesterday, We
noticed idsrs sticking their through the fence and
awaiting the arrival Of the bucket from the BOTTOM
patiently IL they expected to 1t filled with gold
instead of mud.
A RELIC OF SEBAsToPoL.--Mr Emile Mary,
United States Deputy Marshal showed us last evening
genuine Russian mueket ali the way from sebasopol.
It picked up the streets of that redoubabe city
Mr. Bartrand creole of this CITY, belonging to the Anne
rican ship Falcon which vessel happened to be at sebas
topo at the time that the Allies first effected entrance
within its walls and Mr. b. sent 1t to Mr. Mary The
weapon is large, well-worn thing quite different in
were capable of sending sweet home to sn enemy at sn
Indefinite distance There stains its barrel which
very easily be construed into blood and altogether
the piece s great curiosity speaking as 1t does SO
erfuiy of the blood washed city whose very e1cteB
thrill in this community
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-Nothing was done in
this court yesterday; James P Clarity, youth con.
fined in the House Of Refuge made an application for
writ of habeas corpus, which was refused
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT Suit for Diuorce.-
Charles Galvani yesterday fled petition for divorce
from his wife, Ellen Mallory Alleged grievances @
children Judge Reynolds ordered the suit to be insti
tuted. ,--
RoBBERY--A man named John Hanlon was
arrested the New Levse and Lafayette streets
last evening by officer Marselss at the request of Thorn
Byrnes who charged him with having robbed him of
large amount of money Hanon was locked up to await
a hearing.
TRgnK BREAKERS. - John Newton, a white
man. and Dr. Fowells slave man George, were arrested
by officer Marseilles charge of having broken open
trunk belonging to Mr.. Duncan N Homer, and taken
therefrom quantity Of clothing. They were 'boosed.
RECORDER BRIGHT's COURT Of the bruisers in
the yesterday the following housed Ann
Duncan, O. perddo street hawk, suspected OF having
feeced pigeon named Lewis Ryan, of fifteen dollars,
Tuesday night Ty Rooney accused Ct stealing the
John Howe for attempting to beat Julian with
design of robbng him, Poydras street. Alvin, slave
belonging Mr. Hoover at Natchsz sent to prison.
having stolen down to the city in the steamer Niagara
and been arrested request of the captain Of she said
ateamer. --.,-.
Daniel and Elizabeth Englehart were sent before the
First District Court for assault and battery Mary
Mackp, on White street, on the l4th inst. Mrs. T. did
the whipping, whilst Mr. E. stood by and saw it well done
They failed TO furnish bail James D. Ryan sent
down for assault and battery upon Ann Brooks, on
Perddo street, Jacob Joachim down for breach
and enbezzement to the prejudice of Elizabeth
Fots; and Martin Nolan sent down without bail for
assault and battery and highway robbery upon Mary
Ann Lyons at the of Grod and Baronne streets
the 10th inst It may be remembered that Nolan, aided
by q man named Edward Johnson, got Mary into cab
fingers by stripping off her rings, ETC. johnson never
arrested
Julia Hayes, + W. G., arraigned charge of har
boring Elijah Cennons runaway slave boy Billy in her
house Basin street Graver. Fixed ior the LIST
proxmo--bai not given.
james Welsh was arraigned charge Of Offering to
run sheathknife into Lawrence Haeg, his oyster
shop at No. 2l Tchoupitouas street. Fixed for the I'd
proximo
charge of slung-shotting and brass-knuckng Michael
Long, John Kennedy, and John O'Ne. in Margaret
M'Hugh's boarding at NO 81 GAZE nne street, on
Tuesday evening Long being confined In his bed in
sequence Case fixed for the LIST proxmo bail not fur
nahed.
John Mcmahon was arraigned on charge of briekbat-
ting Mary Bennehausen and badly brusing her in the
side, while in her yard the 18th nst they being
nextdoor neighbors Tchoupitouas street. between
Benjamin and Suzette Fixed for the I'd proxmo bail
furnished.
James Hunter was arraigned on charge of having
stolen box containing s14 from the money drawer of
Mrs Mary SWANS store, the of Calliope and
Annunciaton Streets on Tuesday Fixed for the LIST
Pat M'Allister arragned charge of giving Cor
ny MeManus murderous beating and kicking at the
of Tchoupitouas and ST. Joseph Streets at half
past twelve o'clock on Tuesday night Fixed for the I'd
bail not given.
William Smith was arraigned a charge Of having
entered the state of the carpenter of the steamer
Montgomery in the New Basin, Tuesday evening" with
feonous intentions. Sent before the First District
Court bail not given.
Nina Herring was arraigned charge of stealing
the levee. Fixed for the 18th nst no bail fur
nished.
RECORDER RAMos's CoURT.--There was moth :
ing on the dock yesterday worth particular mention
The following efdavs were made and warrants issued
for the arrest of the accused parties:
By Mary Anderson, charging Catharne White with
beating her in the face in house Gallstn street. yes
terday morning.
By Dennis Cazas charging Dr. Jean Necan with Gaming
him on Condo street.
| By Fanny Seymour, charging Clara Southern with
sappng her face and knocking her down Robertson
street, between Cont and Bienville.
By Charles D. Hart charging Tom Leggs with making
too free of the ends Of bis legs upon him in the Veg
etable Market
| by Thomas Murphy charging Thomas sbisa with Civ
ing him an unenrrent five dollar note in change for
gold piece after Murphy had been liberal to trea
some of his friends in his Coffee house. at No. Al Fron
LeVee street. refusing to take the said note back wheI
| asked to do
| By Thomas Welsh, charging certain niger woman
with breach Of trust in refusing to change two dol
lar hnpasters which he rendered in pay her for eo
and etceras at her stand in the Vegetable Market
| keeping the said shinpasters for security.
| By policeman Jeremiah Ryan, charging Vim. Mile
with knocking him down when he arrested him for knock
| ing Niger down on Cont street.
By Marian Bella charging Charles Rankin with drink
ing ia his Ooeehouse at the of IRENE and Bien
vile streets and throwing bottle at his head instead
| paying for the drinks
| By Alexander Muller, charging James Roman cab
driver in his employ with absquauatipg with three day
\ revenue of the said cab