New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-19

3a 1o9h hluI DdCk 70 Lhe cabaret, and with the
tact which belongs to all experienced policemen,
MADE ogyle confess, not only that he had received
the box which Bazile last took in (Which box proved
to contain dozen pairs of socksl hut other Goods
taken there at other times only two pieces Of which
"a piece of linen and piece Of muslin de laipe-be
had remaining.
Boullosa then took both Charley ogilyie and
Bazile to the lookup, and planned himself, very
properly, upon having made good arrest Baziie
was employed in the wholesale department Of the
store upstairs from which department all the stolen
goods were taken.
srABBrNG AT PRocToEyLLE.-A Spanish fisher
man named John Davis was dangerously wounded,
on Wednesday last, at ProctorviIle, Lake Borgne bya
Manila man named Severino, who stabbed him Eve
times. The first complaint of the matter was made
before Recorder Long by Jose Lopez, who came up
in the cars on Friday morning. That day, (Recorder
Long having no Jurisdiction in the case) copy of
the affidavit was sent down to the proper authorities
OF st. Bernard parish, by Sergeant Brooks. The
Sergeant being provided with the warrant for Seye-
rinos arrest in the event Of his coming up to the
city, went on down to Lake Borgne after him and
being set on his track, and provided with horse,
spent the whole night nearly in tracing him from one
place to another He finally lost the trail of him on
the La Chincha road and after getting SO far into
the swamp that the mosquitoes set his horse crazy
and himself distracted, he turned back and fled for
dear life from the said mosquitoes. Brooks swears
that the mosquitoes we have in town are angelic
nightingales, compared with the numbering blood
suckers that hugged him and his horse in the swamp
ANOTHER OF THE Crowd ARREsTED-Lieut Dry
den yesterday arrested q man named Thomas McMa-
hon, as one of the party who with Cutter when
be stabbed Frank Brunner at the New Basn Sunday
night week. from which stab Drummer died, as already
reported.
MURDER ON SHIPBoARD, Probably Sergeant
Brooks, of the Third District police, yesterday got
wind of certain private news, such as leaves little
doubt but that, on board the ship Calendar, which
left day or two since for Liverpool, a sailor had
been murdered, under such circumstances to cause
other sailors to desert the murder being done before
the ship got to the bar. sailor clearinghouse
keeper, who had advanced wages to the men ship
ping on the Calendar called on the shipping-master
who shipped them, for his money. The shipping
master refused to pay for four men, having heard
that one had been killed and that three others had
jumped overheard. The clearinghouse keeper at
once teegraphed down to the Captain Of the Calen-
dar, asking the names of the men he had lost. The
Captain teegraphed back that he had not author
lied anybody to pay advance money for any of his
sailors and declined giving the names of the men be
had lost
This, perhaps, would not have signifed much, but
for one thing, An officer of a towboat which came
up yesterday morning, told Brooks that a row had
taken place on board of the Calendar, in which the
mate Erred Snow had killed man by breaking his
head with belayingpn, and that in consequence,
several others had deserted by jumping overheard.
1t was also reported that the captain anl mate had
been arrested and put in irons board the U. s.
revenue cutter at the Baze and that the second mate
had been sent up to the city in irons on board a
Spanish vessel which had Just come in. The Spanish
ship got up yesterday afternoon, but had nobody in
irons board or any news of the row on board the
Calendar.
But that murder, or a bloody row of some kind
had taken place board the Calendar, seemed to be
well established last night, for the reason that certain
were busy all along the levee trying to get sail
ors to go down and take berths on the Calendar and
that not sailor could be had all of them having
heard news of some kind, swearing that they would
never 60 to sea on that ship.
RECORDER suMNERs' CoURr-Wm Berkenstuck
the youth who stabbed VIM Wilson in Poydras Mar
ket on Sunday, (the particulars of which we gave
yesterday arraigned formally charged with the
OensC and sent to prison to await the result of the
wound inflicted. Wilson was yesterday in a very
precarious condition in fact it deemed certain
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man but it was his putting on those airs which the
Algernes supposed could never belong to any but a
special policeman, which got him into trouble. He
, had the painting trade to fall back on and that
saved him particularly as was known that painters
are frequently compelled to dose themselves witt
brandy and peppermint to keen off the painters collie
t Edward Mahar or Meagher was arrairned charged
by Lieut. Dryden with having been accessory to tn,
stabbing of Francis Brunner at the New Basin
which stabbing resulted in Brunner's DEATH He wa
remandcd to prison, to be examined on the 2Blh.
5 Jerry Hays and P Malone were required to pay Sll
each or 90 to prison for month: all for the yer,
heathenish row which they kicked up on SUNDAY
night in the immediate vicinity of the parsonage o
l. ST. rheresa's Church.
a VIM Gaynor was up on the charge of having
, raised the Ancient Nicholas on Sunday night OF
. Tchoupitouas street-bombarding the house of Mrs
Scherer and endangering the lives ot herself and has
band with brckbats, smashing in the Doors tearing
the matrimonial mOsquitobur etc. and then drawing
q a revolver upon and offering to make Il funeral o
: Policeman Kennedy when he went toarrest him He