New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22
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THE WEATHER.-Ye yesterday woke up with chill,
which scarcely succeeded recovering during the day
Coal and heavy clothing to comfort in all
and shady places Dame Luna made her monthly
debut the evening" and from this circumstance, we are
strongly of opinion that the weather will continueat least
until another change shall take pace-and then very likely
shall have weather We offer this merely an opinion
and nothing more. De
Up AND Do1SG.-The Fourth Ward American Club,
Second District gave election gong the first bang Tues
day evening" by turning out in procession with music They
very large and respectable looking crowd and seemed to
the sest kind Of lips in view of the approaching
necessity of voting under legislative menace In passing the
Crescent Office they honored with genuine American
salute, for which theirs respectfully etc. The
other clubs Of the party also beginning arouse themselves
VICTIM OF THE PANIc-During the height Of
the the Citizens Bank last week. the woman who keeps
the little cigar shop Grye street nearly opposite the Gaiey
heae nearly squeezed death in her anxiety 10 be III be-
fore the death Of the getting her paper cashed,
and squeezing Of the crowd she spilled all her Specie and
dreadful time in recovering it. After that she fancied
her troubles but it seems she was mistaken We
learn that she yesterday robbed Of SiOO OF her specie at
her shop by who pretended 10 be her friend The police
the trail of the viper.
REsURG AM The bricks Of the ruins of the late
fire ST. Charles street scarcely cold yeaud what do We
seer full grown finished asd elegant building on the burnt
spot with Bob Hester the magician wand in hand waiting
open his lips He gives the word this evening;
the doors will be open the old friends OF Hope Hall will
find Hope the things which cannot dea least in
any Hall kept by Bob Hester.
ACCIDENTAL boy named Smith yesterday fell
yangway of the Choctaw just after that boat
landed bruised his head badly He was taken to
Charity Hospital
DARING RoBBERY-Last evening, just after dark,
clerks Mr.. Rae jewey store on Camp street.
closing the store night thief who had doubtless been
watching his opportunity rushed into the store snatched
tray diamond ewelry which had just been taken from the
for deposit and heeed down to Graver and down
toward the river with the speed OF quarter nag One
of the clerks after him. raising wild ALARM but
no stop the obber The latter at last finding his
upon him. turned to- knocked him into gutter
renewed his flight making good his escape with his Valu-
able punder The value OF the ewer taken we did not learn
but must have been considerable The police duly a
prsed of the Since writing the above we hear of
the arrest the Vegetable Market in the Second
District officer McCuoh supposed to be the robber of Mr.
Rafel's store
bruay knocking down Ellen Carroll and dragging her abo
in alley way on Julia street. o" the iS' 'ns Bal" required
Kaiser was sent before Court stealing
coat and dirk Oscar Jordys residence Gasqu6
He confessed the theft to the Recorder Bail required
Femmng sent before the same &C Court for severely
wodng John Market in the forehead orch ho BY @ blow with
Camp and Caope streets FIemmag went gea glass of
SGa Ss"s s MIL
The wound S ws such a" @ impair the VISION one
humber Of rough ustomers fined and work housed
PacH seary was dismissed from the charge of beating and
kicking Mary Doa aisnnie Stree-Mary failing to appear
against % him. - ware arragpe, and dccketed for fu.ure
Wm smith charged with recklessy driving bis is lumber cart
into collision the carriage which Mr. G. W Oliver and
his attending funeral at the Protestant Cemetery
nsfsS nms: Gss xt te oP h ''
@ rsn ssh YIN n m o st.
besides talking to him in manner awful to think o Fixed for
Wright charged with the great wrong Of helping him.
f afs.y Mr. Ffs Fse @ s,EeF Ss S a sS
A. r. Dayel charged with warming his band in John m Nor
stuck all in eofsehouss At the corner of Gr"7sr and
ese Bswsn tSsa John
beating the head with stick on the eyee abon
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iii Sif1sS oeday, "a! trust Inc 's'n''HNF' ' ~ ~ ' "
RECORDER FABRE's CouRr.-H. Marky was yester
day sent before the First Court for attempting to sa
n hs and b Tue Ssa 5 Sese in %
e By fG Mr. s Evans Ms In dsault Of bail prison
Joseph Blanc arraened on charge Of having sold tn
street. bstween Maras ye Valentine Egel
after @ M Se % and s ssmpn ocS
pei Enser from it. thereby perpentns the erimeo swohs
% hpSng sas stolen box
SS ~ Sspse Fse4 street 5 5S o ussy tsS
sbEie! Mitchell pplicemsn WAS a1fas8Sa IN M Wn o epIge M
Vfa1S %,soSr iasfsSS proper esHs S1 hs given ,n.
Mike l'aiey and Mary Hughes were xanned on chage
having robbed John McShane Of 81 20 IN the room OF til
woman, tRlatin Saturday night It was show
that Mike the innocent stairs into the room, an
there robbed him he sent before the First Dstr
Court and Mary discharged. Mike was sent to pris
bail being refused. 80, c,o, - :, ~,
Mrs Bouler alone hereafter James shaddlck was ulsisst
from the charge Of renting rooms to slaves.
RECORDER soLoMoN's CouRT.-Theodore. slay
belonging Mrs James, yesterday ordered to rece
twenty ashes for bagging three OF D. b. Alnens chicken
AT the corner of Urquharr Streets Chckenstes
ing going time around that
aud it is suspected Theodore has had considerable
| with it.
Alexander Bech, a shoemaker had lourneyman OF HI
after, charge Of having misused or m
appropriated 50 worth of leather which he entrusted TO him
il make misses CATERS with. .
i McCary held for examination charge OF tai
ing Edward Murray out of his boots and causing the who
neighberhood to quake.