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

Snngly to sleep, just as people do amid the noise on
steamboat. Bat, by perseverance, she succeeded in
breaking her chain at last and still remembering her
hoggngs, attacked the house no more. In the midst
OF the night, though another banging was heard,
mixed up with the same old barking, her master
got up and found that, sving broken her chain, she
was simply venting Hs5 spite by running and jump,
ing against the fence Of the yard as she had against
the door Of the Parlor the night before Being COM
tent to allow her 10 take her satisfaction il that way
he went back to bed, and managed to get to sleep,
Next morning Mrs, Woolly was quiet, bat whining,
and glared erocou3y every one attempting to a1
proach her She bad obtained satisfaction for the
outrage inflicted upon her, and was standing on the
defensive.
The night before, lot Of fine clothing, consisting
principally Of linen shirts belonging to the boss Of
the house, had been put to soak in tub of water for
washing next day. and the tub had been left standing
uncovered in the,baek yard. In the morning it was
fass l2t .,Ars. Wo8lly had taken each and e.=el-.
garment out Of the tub and torn it into strips and
then dragged and mouthed the strips about through
the dirt till they were hardly fit for rag-pcker's
use, and, besides that, she had gnawed the tub so
vicionsIy and perseveringy that it remained only
ghastly wreck Of a tub, unfit for the use Of any
Christian washerwoman!
ter put another chain around her neck and took her
to his stable, on Grayier street. where she NAV be
seen and heard of by all who feel tempted to doubt
this truthful narrative.
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURr.-William Jones was
| yesterday arraigned on a charge Of having stolen
$50 coat from Joseph 0. Roberts at No. l1 Cbartres
street His case was fixed for hearing on the 18th
VIM. Jacobs and bis wife Leonora, were sent before
the First District Court for cruel treatment of their
slave girl Susan whose body, as DR.. Graham certi
fed, bore marks, all over of the seVerest punishment
with cOw.hide.
Ellen Mahoney was up for a hearing charged
with abusing and threatening Nancy Mayfied, Of
| Basin street and held for examination. Rather
funny, considering how big and stout and good on the
muscle Nancy has heretofore been; how good
HeNan she is, when it comes to taking off coats and
rolling up sleeves, etc.
Otto Waldkirch, John Sneckenberg and Louis Mus
sci, were held to bail for their future appearance
charged With ingual obscenity, and muscular insan
ity, and teonious intent generally in abusing Susan
Hery, and trying to force open the gate Of her pre-
misses, at the corner of Poydras and Basin streets.
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT.-G. S. sehreiner was
yesterday arraigned on charge Of having stolen a
large quantity OF building MATERIAL such as lumber,
doors, windows and bricks, from the prospective
premises Of Jean Laitte, on st. John the Baptist
street, between Union and Bagatee. Schrener gave
bail to appear for examination :. -
Mrs. Duffy was arraigned on charge of having
stolen floor Oil-cloth from Mrs Catherine Trainer
an oilcloth which Mrs. I. missed in the course Of
her moving from Victory to Front Leyee street. and
which she accidentally discovered in Mrs. Dutiys
house on Marigny street. the 5tb inst Mrs. Duffy
gave bail to come up and explain the matter when
called for.
Mr.. Meyer, of No. So Mandeylle street. was sent
after, charged by Mr. Deputy Street Commissioner
/ Charles Mnre with violation Of the city ordnan-
ces in failing to comply with his order to make
certain stoVe-pipe on his premises tall enough to
spare the n6ighbors the annoyance of the smoke.
/ John Dahmen was sent after, charged by Charles
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