New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-01

erer, of No, I49 EspIanade street John Rimassa
and wife, recommended by Maggie Morris, Of st. Pc
ter street, between Dauphiue and Burgundy and
Mr. Conway and wife, recommended BY Auguste
KiZnger. Of No l52 St. Peter street, were seVeFaly
OVerhaucd and all made members Of the Peace so
ciety.
RECORDER LoSG's CoURT.-Afidavts were yester.
day made against and warrants sent out after the fol-
lowing individuals:
Jacob Weaver, charged with walloping his wife
Catherine, at their own happy domicil, No. French
men street.
Christian Kausenbor, charged with Taxing his wife
Mary at their residence, corner Of Love and Congress
Streets and with showing disposition to adopt the
operation for his daily exercise,
! Michael Evans, charged with ambasting his neigh
Dor, Mary McHenry, in the alley way between their
two houses, on Victory street, between Vaudeville
and SPAN; sald operation consisting OF two kicks in
| the side.
Frank Alder charged with threatening to kill his
wife Martha with knife, in their WbilOm happy cot
OF love- on Barthelemy street, between Love and
| Craps.
Mrs. McCann charged with being an oyerAowing
can of concentrated wrath, banishing peace from the
whole neighborhOOd of Frenchmen and Morales
streets, night and day, and keeping Miguel Reyes in
a perpetual agony of horror.
| woman, apparently bTOkenhearted, appeared in
court to make affidavit against certain heathen for
cutting her bulls tail off with She was fully
prepared to swear that her poor bull had home
without his tall but as to the perpetr8tor Of the
deed her best authority the story of her little
boy, youngster not big enough TO take an oath.
Her affidavit, in the absence Of anything like good
evidence, was declined, and she went away more
deeply grieYed than ever. From another source, we
learned that the adys bull was very epicurean and
scientific bull, who had liquorsh tooth for market
gardens and understood all about taking down fences
that the man who chopped his tail off was gardener,
whose fences and vegetables had frequently fallen be-
fore the said bull, and that the chopping off of his
caudal appendage was not intended as punishment
to the ANIMAL but as gentle hint to his mistress to
keep him at home, or teach him better manners. If
the mistress Of the animal succeeds soaring up any
better witness than her little boy, shall probably
hear more of the bob.tailed gentleman cow 1t was
the opinion Of the police officers that the ladys grief
owing less to sympathy for the pain and disgrace
suffered by her bull than tc apprehension that his
reputation was forever ruined, as being stump
tailed animal and possibly prOpagator Of stump
tail milk about which the New Workers have been
in such an excitement for some time past
RECORDER ADAMS, CoURT.-A man named Samuel
Sutler was up yesterday the very ugly charge of
having shot at Mrs. Farmer and her child, with in
tent to kill and murder on Monday, on Magazine
street near St Mary He was held to bail to appear
for examination.
, Robert Devine was held for hearing on a charge
of having stolen from Charles Amelin lot of tools,
worth $25.
| John CosgrOve was held over on the general
f charge of banshng all peace from the corner of
Bacchus and Philip streets, and the particular charge
of offering to perorate Mr. Mclean with pistol ball