New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24
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Y The WEATHER second equinoctial change
came upon yesterday and Y was change ofthe most
delightful character The sun was brighter the
empyrean deepy, beautifully blue the atmosphere
Just cool enough bring autn,na and keep
parlor windows closed The kind
that quckens the blood bghens the face whets the appetite
and enlivens the walking apparausha in short makes
feel NIL There percephle increase In tho
rush Of vehicles and the oste Of pedestrians, the proceed
ing day.
ARREST or FAGOT.-Ed Edward Fagot, who made his
escape Saturday Recorder solemons Court whilst un-
dergoing examination for his the Recorder
rested on Monday night street by Sergeant Simon
and officer Moe two of the officers who reported for
hitting him to The papers in the having been III
ready sent before the First District Court Fagot taken be-
fore the Sheriff. and by that unctionary admitted to BAIL by
Judge Augusins order Going down TO the Third District
Fagot arrested time released the
previous state of the known.
RECORDER STITH's CoURT.-Alfio Perrin, Sabien
Perrin and Eugene Caou free coo1ed boys, yesterday
before District Court to be tried for obbng VIM
Bucanans trunk of $780, in his house Melpoene street,
between BACILLUS and Dryades the afternoon of the Sd inst
The robbery nearly proved npon them S22 the stolen
having been recovered through the information of
Of them. They furnished bail of $500 EACH
Martin DALEY before the First District
stealing two dogs from Joseph Saul No. 25s ST Charles
street appeared that he had only acknowledged having
the stolen dogs in his possession but had cooy offered TO let
Mr.. Saul have them back for SIS!
VIM. p. Marsen before the First District Court for
highway robbery in taking n Trawc gold watch from him
Graver street. early the morning Of the 18th instant The
not being aable he prison. Thomas Medley
arrested 10 the robbery, discharged
Ann Lucy for beating Mary Mallory, Erato street. and Pat
Moore fer grossly abusing Catherine Gen Caoe street.
bound to keep the peace. Pat Keenan, and Pat
Lawler, charged with brckbang and sonn Pete Flynn
the of julia and Magnolia streets, discharged
owing to Fynns and invitation sent
out to Flynn walk the Recorders office and be fined
Of mayhem in splitting the and left of Ellen QUINN
blows with glass decante in her at No. lG South
Market street. Monday From Een's affidavit appeared
that Mary led off the by shyng brickbat and
crock her. while she in the yard, and throwing another
brick her whilst she in her woundng her left
and that Mara afterwards invaded her with the ecancr
and MANNED her aforesaid The fixed for the LIST
proxmo and the accused sent prison Mara being refused
bail, and Mary being unable give the bail which she
admitted
Michael Iawer araigned charge Of waloping John
Ievey in the Third Ward Coeehoue, Friday evening
Fixed for the 7th proxmo-bail given. 5-4
David Kens arraigncd charge of knocking down
and brutay heating Resor and dangerously woundng him,
whilst he sitting with his wife the gate of their residence,
Common street. Johnston Friday evening last and
striking Mrs. Resor and her child the the affidavit
being made by Mrs r. in consequence of her husband being
confined his bed by the injuries he received Fixed for the
7tlI--uuil given --...,
James Feeney Joseph Feeney and Mrs Feeney m
raned charge of outrugeosly insulting abusing
Bridget Courtney in her house. Foucer street. and
threatening the life Of her husband Sunday Fixed
for the 7h bail given.
George Haring, alias Bates who priscs
day for shooting Capt Coffin by order of Judge Reynolds
admitted to bail in the sum of $1,000.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURr.-Recorder Fabre reap,
peaed in his yesterday having from recupera
tive the lake.
II. L. W. Phillips arraigned charge of giving
Augustus Merkel blows the head witt, loaded
with intent TO KILL whilst Merke was engaged with N G. Pier