New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-18
NUMBER 1914.

Cutter was who had an ACCORDION at the time, per
forming upon it for the entertainment Of the party
with MIN.
sAvAGE-EIIen Mahoney got on a bender yesteF-
day, on Basin street. She smashed the windows Of
her neighbor, Mary Nickes, and threatened to kin
her body; and when officers Rhodes and McCluskey
went after her. or it took two to arrest herr she re-
sisted and fought like tigress. But she was over
powered and locked up.
CORoNEE's INQuEsTs.-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest on the body Of John Mcdonnell, an Irish.
man, so year5 Of age, found dead in house on ST.
Marc street First District verdictdebiIity. caused
by intemperance. Also, an inquest on the body Of
an unknown white man. about 80 years old, found in
the river. Yerdict-found drowned. Deceased was
apparently laborer having on blue pants and
blue shirt.
SMART CHAP,-A man giving his name az Charles
Bless, was arrested in AlgieFs Saturday evening,
by Lieut.. Dryden, who went over after him, hearing
what he was up to. He was putting cute airs and
trying to gull the Agerines into the belief that he
was a special police officer, sharp after the man who
stabbed Brey at Dryades Market the night before
None of the regular police knew the bogus gentle
man.
TEE RECORDERS Courts. - Assistant Recorder
M0nroe on Saturday, sent Stephen Sauts before the
First District Court for stealing from the fare box oil
the omnibus he drove for Patrick Irwin. James
Flanagan was sent before the Court for fighting
Policemen Boyle and Anderson with pair Of shears
on Poydras street, near Liberty. Frank Reddy for
beating his wife Catherine at their residence on De
lord street James Scott for abusing John H. Burns
on Front Levee street; and Denis Cochlin for enter
! ing John Cassidays house under suspicious cirGum
stances, and carrying metal knuckles were required
! to pay $25 each or go into retirement for a month
/ FdWAFdl n Hg and sUi
4 cious, had to choose between giving good behavior
bonds and going to prison. A number of petty case
was disposed of in the usual manner. John HetZe
was honOTably discharged from the accusation o
stealing pair of boots from Ernest Siegitz. Alex
Gafney was held for examination the 18th charge
with tampeTing with slaves.
Assistant Recorder Bent examined DR.. Roosvall
on the charge of larceny, preferred against him b
VIM. EsmORd, clerk in Syme j. PrOVan's drug stOr
on Canal street from which store it charge
that the Doctor had at different times stolen diver
and supdry surgical and medical instruments, Whic
were alleged to have been found at the Doctors res
dence in the Third District. The testimony failed
prove that the Doctor had stolen anything, cou
the articles seized in his house be identified the
tices stolen. Judge Bermudez defended the Docto
ably, and the Assistant Recorder dismissed hin
Cornelius Foley was sent to prison, charged with brU
tally beating his wife Ann at the corner of RampaI
and Ufsunes Streets
Recorder Long dismissed the eight sailors Of th
ship Pleades, handed over to the police charg
cause Capt. Fullerton never came forward to pros
cute the Recorder finding that he had gone owe
the lake The three negroes, Black, Charlotte, an
Zume, charged by Mr.. A. C. Morel with being acce
sories to the kidnapping of his little child Mari
, were all admitted to bail Friday and release
On Saturday, Mr. More made another affidavit char
ing the negroes with being accessories to the murd
: of his child upon which they were all re-arreste
e and locked up. The Recorder and officer Roth toe
Black ont the Metairie Ridge, where he lives, in IL
hope of being able with his assistance to gain son
clue to the child but the errand was vain one, ar
e the fears of the unhappy father to the wort
2 / He made affidavit of murder, as above stated 1t
certainly a most mysterious and distressing atfai
John Morley and Fred Kirling were held for exar
e inatiOn, on suspicion of having been concerned
IS robbng the residence of Mr.. O. Francis on Latayet
q Avenue, on the evening of the 18th.
Recorder Adams sent John Honman before L
First District Court for beating d. NJ. Marvel with
ak handle, at the corner of Third and Dryad
IS streets; bail $500. D. NJ. Marvel, (the above) a
4 VIM. Grimsley were then held for examination OF
g charge OF having assaulted Honman andanother m
IS named Werner with dangerous weapons, in Sell
50 grocery, at the time and place above named /
81 $500 each Bertrand Laporte, John Gilea, and B
- nard Sella, were held for examination on a charge
. having rescued horse which officer Willis v
he taking to the pound for Contrayention.