New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27

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any faster than vas safe and proper for The pqbic
5ooa and that he had taken the present action owing
20 the complaints made and for the purpose OF hsy
wv 5he question properly settled to The satisfaction
o. all parties. After hearing this testimony, and
upon Consultation the Recorder waived Jurisdiction
Comptroller.
Joseph Brennan was arraigned on a charge or hav-
ing stolena parrot from Mr.. Violettg residence on
Carondeet street, and hat from somebody efse1s
residence on Rampant street bird worth $40 and nat
So 30. Bail Of $3.50 required to appear on the 29th
J0hn loOle, charged WITH raising q Tiotoua dissurt-
ance on board the steamer Falls City was booked or
future examination.
John Barns, charged With stealing half barrel Of
-four off the steamer DR.. Burlington was held for a
hearing on the Both. Bail required $3.50.
Edward Kennedy, charged with stealing from the
steamboat landing, in July last taFpauin valned at
$40, gave bail Of 5000 to appear the ist pr0z He
admitted having had the tarpauiin but asserted that
he could show upon examination that be never stole it,
Ann Brown, Of Dryades street, was examined on
the charge Of having relieved Nicholas Alexander Of
his gold watch and chain on Wednesday the watch
being found at paWnbrokers, and the officer report
ing the pawnbrgker for refusing to give the watch
up. Ann succeeded in showing that Alexander came
to her crib very drunk snoozed away the best part of
the day there, and in return for neT hospitality gave
Or pledged her the watch and consented to the pawn
Of u N order to raise some money In fact, went
with her to the pawnbrokers, and signed the pawn
brokers' receipt himself Upon this showing Ann
was discharged, and the thing was subsequently
made all right all around all except the damage
done to Alexanders fair name in allowing himself to
make fool of himself In such place as a Dryades
| street freeIove temple.
special session Of the Court was held in the
evening IN order 70 examine the charge of attempted
rape preferred against Joseph r. Culbertsou second
clerk OF the steamer Planet by Miss Victoria Budin.
akaska, who, with her parents came down on the
boat a lew days SINCE as deck passengers. Miss B..
il appeared, was Z a fair maid Of Poland II fat
comely, and about twenty and not being able to
speak any but Polish language huently did Totnake
| her testimony very clear. Officer Doetting, who
speaks most of the Germanie languages was pressed
into service interpreter and tried the fair Vic
toria with all kinds Of Dutch but he could mt speak
high Dutch enough to come the Polish. He asked
her questions, and she answered them for some time;
the whole Of it sounding like the same language; yet
at the conclusion, D0egtling stated to the Court in
English that he had been unable to understand the
half of what she said. All he could make out from
her was that GulheFtsOn had seen rather free in put
ting his hands on her. For the defense, testimony
was introduced to show that it was CuIbertson's
4 place, he being second clerk to 70 around among
! the deck passengers to collect thesT fare and see
that everything right among them that at night
| there were lamps shedding their light over all, so
that nearous proceeding could be safely attempt
ed and it was further endeavored to be shown that
| the alleged felony having occurred after the boat
reached the city, Culbertson not aboard when
the felony attempted. The Recorder didn't hurt
\ his head much by scratching it for decision. Ee
adjudged the defendant gnilty of taking improper
Liberties with the person Of the plaintiff and fined
\ him $25.
4 RECORDER WILTZ's CouRT-Joseph MirabelIa,
! alias Francisco Parta, was yesterday examined on
the charge of having burgarousy entered John Via
las store at No. 1872 Royal street. in February last
and carried off eighteen twenty pairs of fine Shoes
CATERS etc Jean Flick of No, 338 Camp street. tes
titled that in March the accused visited him and Of
fered to sell him eight pairs OF Congress CATERS and
two pairs of slippers He told accused to leaye them,
4 and come back in half an hour. Accused did So.
hErT nahHH In1Sa a.1ft-z
Of those stolen from Vala sent for that gentle
man, and he, arriving at the store, identified the
shoes and verified Flieks suspicion. Nicholas SEN
cius also testified that the accused tried to sell him
some Of the shoes, which he at once identified Via
las property, He put the accused OF in the same
way, and for the same purpose that Flick did The
accused, smelling the rat got off free of the po-
lice, and went travelling He was 0stensibly an oys-
terman at Pass Christian but instead Of going back
there, went travelling through Mexico.
A few days since, probably thinking the affair was
forgotten he returned to this city but had not been
here long before he was spOtted and arrested Jointly
by three officers LenGant Petitpain and Ross There
being no evidence whatever to show that be perpe-
trated the burglary the Recorder sent him before the
i First District Court to be tried for having stolen
property in his possession. The bail was fixed at
$1,000, and it was furnished
Jean Torregano was dismissed from the charge Of
having waLoped Jean Gross.
VIM. Noonan was charged with having stolen S4T
IN cash and bank deposit certificate Of $l00 from
David Hickey, whilst coming down the river on
board the steamer r. W. Adams. Hickey was robbed
whilst asleep, and Noonan was his roommate.
RECORDER LONGS CouRr.-Catherine Baker was
yesterday arraigned on charge Of having given
Mrs. Swan bloody cut in the head, in house on
Victory street, on Thursday afternoon. Being heli
for examination, she then made affidavit against Mrs
Swan and her friend Mary Donnell, charging then
with perpetrating violent assault and battery upor
her at the same time and place. Both were hauled
up and booked for a hearing with Catherine.
1he slave woman Celestine, charged with deserting
her master, Mr.. Fletas and with Stealing $40 and d
locket dagnerreotype from Mr.. Whittemores resi-
dence on ST. Ferdinand street. was locked mp tc
await examination. Of the money stolen S43 was
found upon her, poked away in eight different parts
of her clothing Officer Alazerat who arrested her
yesterday recovered the ocket from darkey loyeI
to whom Celestine had presented it. There was nc
other business worth mention.