New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-28
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| fEsfKsDAY was smother nzAbye dsy no4hips
| but water above, and mud md watss below, Il pat
damper upon outdooF business dulis9 lie dsv. and
damaged al show business q ntgk
THE MAYOR yesterday disrnilssd }. B. c.r,,.os.,.,
The police. Il was fcr wantonly besspx ousst ssts
zen, few nights ago, 1t the cornss Of Cssei ~
Where streets.
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handed over to the master. NJ. Caaidv N. 49,
pesrance Of NJ, CASSIDY Ana n, $500 =. 49,,
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from the hotel turned ont 70 Be perfectly natural and
not at al suspicious They arrived ID ths city and
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ELSEWHERE, not neng appnsed q saxaps IA the
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'ake tn mesnoo of settng them right aatsr The error
We published through very natural mistake Of ths
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VAN oRDEN Is pack We msan the handsome and
smiling managing agent Of Spalding & Rogers Am
phi.heater and Museum. He has been North, hurry
inc mn new erctennants n soIIo- ~ c;.,..I
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AmPni.neases. We mes Dim yesterday, IN company
with McCreary supposed TO be the editor Of that
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slculaly pie.san' ana acceptable anar % iar; and
,sa. so.'ss. !. no harm To- s ss public know who
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sen,sny ~ .nas now popular niue paper me paper
,'selI moaes'y keeping 'ne matter quiet He is big
whiskers. resembling cross between bomn. .nd ~
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,lslns s.u' .su W. nesu ny. asscrlDe everybody
knows MN. Iosetner, var and Mac are = team and
humor.
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| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Hunt.-Fred-
foqna % eul.y. n..,,.,. a.,
Wm. berkenstacK was tried for granddaughter.
tine youth VINO Killed another youth in Poydras
fa ~ so%s thar m9nis saIn ago Y day resulting
stand WITHOUT .e paylngl The jury had not decided
when We lsis Court
las Alfred hrnthers vonna s,msns aso M,Sno
| Yesterday on the charge Of hayinr distnrled ~
peace Of Michael HILL It was q funny row. The
Two brothers ara artists whnss a. les X
pny inhabitants Of The brinv deem ffeeen rsee *
sol of Lake Pontchartran Whiist pnt ~ IN ~ y
excursion the still more srt MicSael Hill inss sh;n. s.
in the ocean AZ noery and love cantrred n
rimoniai net their fair and dearybve sister | FirS
ing the brothers were in town he paid them y;sit
for tie purpose Of being congratuated mon 's ~
membership Of the family The brothers col sck a ~
the idea Of having suc INCONSISTENCIES n neh haa -
neither fortune, good looks nor pedirree Ths,a ,,s
were hard words. and . row, and . jerking out tot Of
there was luckily neither smashing 81 skulIs nor I
waste OF caret. The brothers were iined a. 6 each
They left court with looks which said Michael Hin
the irst time we get good chance at Won wen cive
you the awfnlest licking you ever rot IL vmr liz i,
Peter Blake was examined on the charge II having
helped himself to watch and chain worth aio ana
81 so in cash, whilst the owner, Patrick Keir was
asleep in his room in the CITY Hotel the articles h
ing taken from beneath his pillow. The ia vere
not boarders but walters at the hotel Pat failed II
make out bis case and Pete was discharged,
Thomas Grogan, mariner, Of the steamship Quaker
City, was up on charge Of having created General
disturbance Of the peace of said vessel yesterdav
morning, and particular disturbances OF tbe neace
and quiet Of the second officer, F. G. Mallory. Tom
James and Ellen Dolaa Gave % bai 70 ansve, on tha
| lst prox. to the charge OF having nnmercih,lIv
whacked Mary Kelley, on North Market street. a,
Saturday last 80 Y
J.B. Wentworth, the thief whose arrest bv I,ient
Dryden and whose confession Of thjeyinr and restora
ton of stolen property we mentioned yesteriav was
arraigned. Mr.. @. Fellowes made affidavit that al.
ring the night Of the goth or 2st inst, the accused
entered bis house at the corner of CarOndelet and
Julia Streets and carried away $l25 worth Of yaina
bles, such as books. canes, coats, hats, etc.
| The prisoner, fashionable looking fellow, with
nicely hrsute face blazing scarf and pin, and fancy
| gray shawl, with the greatest unconcern pleaded
guilty to the charge. On this plea the Recorder at
5rst decided to send him before the First District
rascas stupidity in coneanr guilty toak he csss
up voluntarily, and argued that he ought not to Be-
| committed without examination. Observation-Disclosures
his confession Of guilt Ia order. probabiv. h rye
the legal gentlemen chance to do soethpr for The
prisoner, the Recorder concluded not 70 send him be
lore the First District Court He sent him to nr;an
to be examined on the lst proximo. The sympatby "
manifested in his behalf actually enough 70 induce
rascality, if owned 10. - =
| Mr. William Littrell. a boarder at Mrs ressa,a NJ
the corner Of Canal and Baronne streets anneare IN
court, and identified aud claimed the gold watch, and
other jewels and fancy articles found by Dryden il
Wentxorth's room on Julia street. a. HAVING heen N
stolen from him and bis wife, about The asd inst
He made affidavit of the fact, and added another
milestone to the neck Of the elegant Wentvorth. 10
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