New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

quiet 81 dF0d street, and trying to OYster.shell off
GERS Summers and Flemrning who arrested him Vas
required 10 shell out or 20 into retirement at the
Hotel de Fremeaux. Sarah Lowry, one Of the wick
edesL females that ever wore petticoat was sent to
ss noFk House or six months and Perdido street
Is supposed to be little better off.
a. " Wexel. charged with stealing s9 80 worth OF
carpenters tools from Louis Fechss at the corner
" oML Ferdido and Basin streets and Fred Shafers
charged with rotOus conduct on board the steamer
hate Dale were held for examination
Joseph T. Cnlhertson was arrafgned on a charge of
ndEihs coihiIIed rape on the person Of Victoria
badinakaska, on board the steamer Planet on which
accused Is an officer and plaintiff was a passenger
He was duly booked for examination hereafter.
RECORDER WLTz's CoURr-Bella Davis. other.
wise Bella Scott, was yesterday fined $40 and added
to the Peace Society, for having walked into the
affections of Miss Leta Brady. to the great damage
Of her wardrobe, the 9th inst. in a house al he
corner Of Canal and Yilere Streets where tie fair
| Letta resided.
Mrs. Mike Alice Nolan was put under extra peace
bonds at the request Of her security, Bait Joseph
who was afraid that her feelings against somebody
would ultimately lead to the sacrifice Of her first
peace bond, signed by him.
Lena Smith, charged with breach Of trust and
larceny in the matter Of Sarah Harper's two breast
pins, which disappeared Just before Lena left her
celebrated Hotel des nnocents on Basin street, was
examined and dismissed for want Of evidence Mich.
Rough was also dismissed from the charge of assault
ing and battering Martin White, on Saturday last.
The following were arraigned and booked for
future examination:
Edward Ryan and Dennis May charged with being
Of party who tretaed O. H. Schwenker very badly
on Exchange Alley, between Customhonse and Bien-
vile streets, on Wednesday wholesale assault
in which a boy named Christ, and man named
Billy English, and another named Thomas Johnston,
besides the above named accused, participated
Christ taking the lead by hitting him in the face with
rock. Ryan and May, being unable to give bail for
their appearance, had 60 prison and the police
are sharp after Christ and the Others.
"Alzena Field f. c., was sent to prison, charged
| yCit 0f fF la1i
tlemen who got after Caroline Hadden, white on
IRENE street, between Canal and Customhouse, on
Wednesday night Alzena shying tumbler at her
and hitting her in the hand, to begin with. The
others, Amele, W. c. and Adolphe, he-slave, are
not arrested yet.
Flora, f. c., and j. Magrohe gave bail to appear
charged with putting Herminia Danoye through a
course of sprouts on Barracks street on Wednesday
Nathaniel Holly gave bail to appear, charged with
striking Louis Bouchon board the steamer JOSEPH
! Holden, yesterday morning, and trying to convert
him into meat for the fishes, by trying to heaTe hin
overheard
. John Ochglevich gave ball to answer to the charge
t of having called John Butler thief and shaken
big stick at him, on Wednesday, on Front Levet
street.
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT-Wm. Russell and VIM
Haltfsh, hard old ioskins, were yesterday sent L
:, the House for three months each. few drink
ing amateurs were let of upon payment Of Jail fee
y or small fines.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-Spsciai Heeting.-Thi
! Board held special meeting last evening, the Pres
: dent Mr.. Nixon in the Chair, and Messrs. Howell
A Landry, Vennard, Wilt, Forstall, DeLabare an
d Conway, present.
The order for the meeting was the consideration
: can ordinance to establish uniform rate of take
andlicenses professions, calngs and other business
# and carriages hacks, drays and other vehicles
!, as amended by the Board of Assistant Aldermen
= The ordinance was taken mp by sections, each on
i,f TfhAt Nlxy
e to up for final adoption or rejection as a whole
Sections one two, three, four and five were adopte
as they stood. Section six amended, on motto
a. Of Mr.. Conway, the tax on depots for the sale
If negroes being raised to $780, by vote of yeas
10 2 nays.
AZ Sections seven, eight, nine and ten were adopte
= as they stood, without discussion Section eeye
u Mr.. Howell moved to amend by raising the uuC
lg license to $500. He withdrew his motion in favor
+ Mr.. Landry's, making it $3.50, which was lost by
vote of yeas to nays. Mr.. Wilt moved that it |
"a reduced to $780, but was finally adopted it stoo
or Sl75.
in Sections u and Is were adopted as they stood b
mr. on motion Of Mr. Nennard the tax on keepers an
lessees Of cotton presses was raised from $3.50
- S25O-Mr Wilt ohjecting Section Is was adOpte
T, and Ii amended by making tax eWelry stores 81
ry instead of $50. The sections inclusive down to Sc
IF tion So adopted, from which latter the wore
. " and public wegher' were stricken out. SectiC
is 81 adopted, and So amended, on motion Of M
OF Landry making tax on ten pin alleys 500. SectiC
ed 3b was amended, on motion of MT, Wiltz to NAL
~ tax on pistol galleries $3.50 Sections 81 and so we
~ adopted, and amendment of Mr. Howell made tax 4
fe iObprntng offices $75, in lieu of $25-4 yeas to
e. nays Sections inclusive to section 46 adOpte
in and for it Mr. Vennard offered the following subs
ra tute, which was accepted I" Section 46-0n ever
person doing exclusively retail business of any
le scrptOn whatever whether enumerated in this orc
sr nance or not and where no liquors sold, $25
To sc inclusive were adopted, the tax on publ
balls, on motion of Mr.. Wiltz being reduced to 81
Gu Sections to 5S inclusive were adop6sd On motto
or of Mr. Wilt the tax on mercantile agencies
on creased to $500. Section So adopted amend
yeas 5, nays 3.
The remaining sections were all adopted as tht
N stood, save Sec S8, which was amended by defni
ed tax OF SIS nonresident agents who receive order
o display samples, etc.
~ Mr. Howell offered this additional section: Eve
SIT cotton, hay and sugar Weigher, $751; which W
ID adopted and incorporated with ordinance.
of Mr.. DeLabarre moved that the tax and license
on dinance Of last year be adopted a substitute
- - that under consideration, which motion was lost
10 yeas 2, nays 6.
ito The question then came up on the adoption of t
ordinance as amended 1t was adopted. Mr.. Will
who had previously stated that he was not in favor
'e it, voted with the majority for its adoption He th
es gave notice that at the next meeting ION Tuesd
a nght) he would move to reconsider.
~ The Board then adjourned.
et --ss I-
Of The ST. CHARLEs.-Last night the house was WI
et filled particularly the dress,crcle, and in the " Iri
of Genius and the Happy Man, = caused great expa
ed sion of lungs and distorted phenomena of facial
ne pearance among the auditory Collins has a s
geneais way of walking into the affections under L
rs guise Of gentleman and, after getting comtortab
te in, taking possession of the premises gentee bt
ls oon and summarily ejecting everything which mig
NJ interfere with his purpose of making said premis
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