New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10
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weather visible everywhere business was on the
rush everywhere, and the fashionable promenades
we're actually fascinating. Canal street in particular
with its long lines Of gIittering windows and its gor
geoua goods uttering at the DOORS and ts brilliant
and neEer-ending rush of galy clad ladies', was an
other Crystal Palace Of excitement, beauty and at-
traction Crystal Palace without roof over its
center but tae less beautiful or attractive on
that account. In the evening the celestial namesake
Of this popular paper made her monthly debut in the
Western heavens, bidding good cheer to her terres-
trial admirers and promising whole weeks full of
beautiful weather. At night st. Charles street was
perfect Niagara Of humanity. given up to gaety and
social pleasantly in their different guises. But why
should we particularizs2 Was mt everybody out yes
terday and last night, and didn't everybody see and
enjoy things as veil as the Crescent LocaI2
FrRE-At about O'Clock Yesterday morning
FIRE broke out in the kitchen Of Mr.. Henry Guyol's
residence, on Hospital street. near RocheblaVe The
kitchen was consumed, and the flames, coumunieat
ing to the frame residence of Mrs Hines fronting On
Rocheblave street, destroyed that Also The fremen
managed to save Mr.. Guyoi's house, and that Of
Mfr. Roux adjoining, which were closely raenaced,
though the furniture was considerably damaged in
the unhousng Of it at the start. Mrs Hines had no
insurance on her property, and her grief during the
fire was most distressing thing. The whole loss is
about $780, Mr.. Guyos kitchen is insured.
WHOLESALE STEAMBOAT RoBBgRY.-The steamer
VIM. N. Morrison, lying at the leyee, was visited by
burglars on Wednesday night, who broke open a
! number Of the stateroOma and robbed the sleeping
passengers Of what money they had about them
Most of these passengers were returning Cafornians
who had gone on board the boat directly after at
irving by steamship; but generally they were short
Of money for of that class the SUMS stolen va
rying from $50 to 5000. The robbers s supposed
boarded the Morrison from an adjoining boat. They
entered the rooms by forcing the outside doors; in
several instances they broke open trunks, thoroughly
ransacked the pockets of the clothing and in some
of the pockets-by way Of joke-Ieft lot Of giIded
advertising medals in place Of the money they found
How robbery of this nature could have been per-
petratei upon whole party of men, without one of
| them waking or discovering what was going on,
rather passes comprehension even admitting that
| ehlorotorm may have been used. No clue whatever
| was obtainable to the robbers
| a FoUEDLESG.-A female infant, about 20 DAYS
! old, was found lying under doorstep on Craps
street, between Eysan Fields and Marigny, on
Wednesday evening. The weather was quite cold,
and heartess must have been the jade who left the
little innocent there. Mrs. Louise sout7, who found
it, took of it till morning, and passed it over to
the police. Lieut.. Simon sent it to an Orphan Asy
| um.
ACCIDENT.-An elderly spaniard whose name is
variousy given as Antonio Barsabo, Antonio Jose
Barsabo, and Antoine Cosse, met with an ugly acci-
dent and a narrow escape from death, on Wednesday
night. He fell from the Maras street bridge into the
Carondelet canal in his descent one of his legs was
broken; and plunging finally into the cold waters,
he narrowly escaped drowning. His screams brought
people who got him out, and conveyed him TO Charity
Hospital.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-John E. Holland, ESQ.,,
Qate of the City Counc) yesterday presented his d.
ploma from the Supreme Court, and was duly sworn
in counsellor and atorneyatlaw practice at the
bar of this and other Courts.
Muuroe Bohen was tried for larceny and found
guilty.
Stephen Sautz was convicted of larceny, and sen.
fenced to two months Imprisonment
Mary Wise, the slave charged with setting fire to
the house in which she rented furnished rooms on
Canal street, some time ago. dismissed, there not
being evidence enough against her to Justify pro.
cednre to trial. number OF other persons charged
with petty otfenses, were likewise discharged.
John Busteler and John Gras, convicted respect
lively of selling liquor without license, applied for
trials, and the District Attorney ordered to show
cause, at the proper time, why said trials should
be granted.
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURT.-Henry Smith was
yesterday sent before the First District Court for not
properly concealing the fact that he carried con
| cealed weapon. The weapon was bowie and Smith
drew it upon officers Boyle and Anderson on Wednes
day, when they arrested him for raising drunken
row on Tchoupitoulas street. Bail $3.50
Bridget Beady alias McGrady, was sent before the
First District Court for stealing four linen table cloths
| and number OF pillow slips from s. f. Mead, at No.
! 379 Rampant street; the articles being found in
| Brdget's apartments on Erato street, between St.
Charles and CarOndelet and she then confessing to
the THEFT In default of $500 bail Bridget took ride
| in the Black Maria to the Hotel de Fremaux.
Patrick Feeg was arraigned on charge of being
the scamp who broke into Mr.. DeCourCYis house on
Howard street on Tuesday night aud got off with $50
| in cash aud Mrs DeCourcys jeWelry. What we
stated yesterday to the effect that on the morning
after the robbery, a man named Richard Davis was
arrested by Mr.. DeCourcy for going to the house and
trying to sell Mrs Dec. pair Of earrings which she
Identified part of her stolen ewelry proves to be
mistake. Upon a closer examination, the earrings
were discovered not to be those stolen at that place
though 1t Is probable they stolen from some one
| else. Davis, upon being arrested, gave the name Of
| Feely as the man who gave him the rings to SELL and
teely being arrested, admitted the fact but did not
see proper TO account for his original possession of the
rings, On the charge, therefore, not of robbing De
! Courcys house, but of having stolen property for
| sale, beth Feely and Davis were committed for ex-
! animation on the 18th inst.
! g. w. Bentley and Michael Lynch were arraigned
on the charge of being dangerous and suspicious
/ characters, and remanded for examination. They
taken up by special officers lizard and Farrell
and ii the following inventory of the things found in
their pockets doesn't prove them to be dangerous and
suspicious in variety of ways, why then it doesn
that's all: Several proclamations of rewards for fug
! tiyes from justice; memorandum of the Wherea
bouts OF a counterteter named Beebush a number
OF slang BALLADS recipe for making bogus metal
for GOunterteting the address of pententiary
Wet and his brother, somewhere some very curious
and interesting correspondence; a quantity of love
powders, and recipe for making said powders. As
a curiosity, we append the recipe, at the same time
advising that be tempted by curiosity to expert
ment upon the knowledge obtained . Pou3re de
fAmour-Take of crude tartar one drachm, of pull
Verized cantharides one drachm, tartare acid one
draChm put these articles in an iron pot heated
very hot stir these ingredients until they are thor
oughly mixed then add one seruple of opium and
one drachm of oaEsugar add to it the other ingre-
dients set the pot away from the fire. still stirring
the ingredients until they are well mixed and cold
put into vial well corked when it will be tit for use
: dose from to Is grains"
Several owners of contravenng vehicles, and large
crowd Of those poor devils who can't keep from drink
ing more than they carry were fined or other,
wise disposed or according to their deserts,
RECORDER ADAMS CoURr-Tn the matter of tile
i German Evangelical Church difficulty, tof which
these columns have frequently spoken) Lieut. New
land OF the police, and 6. NJ Zinser were yesterday
examined. The charge that when the row took
place, several Sundays ago and the Rev. Ms Presler
could Int get into the church, the accused on his be.
half weut and arrested Peter Kaiser tie President
of the lrnstees took him prisoner to the lookup
searched him took the church kpyS fF,u1 fiy, nI