New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-13

Old Leyee street was robbed of $l65, some time dur
ipr Sunday afternoon or night The store opened
without breaking, and the safe opened with its own
proper key, which had been left in hiding.place
known only to the proper employees Of the house.
There was 1856 in the drawer robbed but the robber
conented himself with taking only $l65, and leaving
$50 behind. Special officer Hunt yesterday arrested
the porter OF the store, free coored man. on sus-
picon Of being the robber but he proved alibi
complete and satisfactory that he was discharged.
The HAT STORE Of Joseph johnson, in the Fourth
District, was entered by robbers on Sunday night
We did not hear the amount Of the spoils carried Off
THOMAS WEEMs was arrested last evening at the
New Basin, on suspicion Of being crazy. He had
made very decided attempt to drown himself.
The MAGNOLIA BASE BALL CLUB, of the Third
District, had lively play Sunday afternoon, near
the Old Paper Mill. Barnes nine made Is runs, and
Guerin's nine made SO, in eight innings; the ma.
jority OF the victors being 8. The play must have
been uncommonly lively. We saw one Of the MEM
bers yesterday with beautiful black eye caused by
IN accidental meeting with the ball and another
member had one Of bis hands crippled. Both, how
ever expect to be well by next Sunday, when game
Of married and single men is to be played.
The Racket Club also had fine game the same
evening, in the same vicinity.
# a SPLENDID PRESENT has been made to Recorder
Adams, Of the Fourth District. On Sunday morning
q crowd Of his friends appeared at his residence,
with spanking present. in the shape of horse and
buggy valued at $3.50. The presentation was made
by Lieut.. Terrebonne, and was properly and hand
somely acknowledged by the Recorder. Wonder
when it'll be our turn to be astonished in that sort
Of way
BILL JONES was taken to the Second District lock-
up last evening, with cut and very bloody head
He was taken thence to Charity Hospital. Neither
himself any else could tell who it was that
had cut and bloodied the head Of Bill Jones.
The PLEASURE YACHT KATE, sold on Saturday at
auction, brought s2250. Mr.. Keys was the buyer
The price was about s4OO more than the yacht cost
from the builders and rgger's hands.
Two FINE Two-SroRY HOUSES, belonging to Mrs
Vaudeville Marigny, and situated on Third street,
between Nayades and Prytania, we're destroyed by
fire at about four O'Clock yesterday morning. One
was unoccupied the other was occupied by DR..
Clark. who with bis family had barely time to
escape, SO rapid was the progress of the flames. The
fire was started by incendiary in the unoccupied
house. The same house was fired several weeks ago.
A man was then employed to watch the house, which
he did until Friday night last, when further watching
was deemed useless Besides the destruction of these
two houses, some adjoining property was badly
damaged stable and carriage-house Of Mr.. H. 7.
Loasdale, and the rear buildings of Mr.. Bujac The
dremen were hand with their usual alacrity, but
the usual scarcity Of water rendered their battle no
one, and disastrous to the property. Mrs. Margnys
two houses were insured for $4,000 in the Mer-
chants Office. The whole loss, including DR.. Clark's
lnu
ings, is estimated at over $20,0 900.
RECORDER suMMRRs' COURT "A great raft of
drunkards and peace disturbers passed il review be-
fore the Recorder yesterday. Burney and his black
Maria trotted off several loads of them.
Michael Horrigan for beating his wife at their
sidence on Camp street, was required to pay $40 or
no down for month. G. White f. m. c., for enforc-
ing his presence the premises Of Mrs. Freret
trary to that adys orders, Cat the of Basin
and Common streets) was subjected to similar
alternative.
Frank Bein, for abuse Of his wife at their residence
on Girod street. Wa required to pay $40 go down
for month. Michael sullivan, charged with brutal
ty to his wife, on Gasquet was required to pay $40
or go down for q month. Robert Akin and Sain.
vile Beaulied free colored boys, and John Modica
white boy, had to pay IS each for bit of sport they
enjoyed Sunday evening, in throwing brickbats at
the Carrollton cars as they passed along Nayades
atreet.
John Fitzpatrick, spreeng gentleman from Mis-
sssippi, was up on charge OF having drawn pistol
upon somebody on Graver street, and violently re.
sisted and fought officer Florance and the Chief of
Police when they went to arrest him. The officers,
and the Recorder too, identified him as the man who
raised violent disturbance in the Amphtheater and
drew pistol, last winter, for which be was then
fined $40. The Recorder this time therefore, talked
to him like father. and asked him for $25 Having
spent his money spreeng, he couldn't pay, and had
to 20 to prison for month.
Richard and Caroline Gray, free coored, belonging
to the ship s. Fales, were sent to prison for being in
the State in contravention Of law.
Pat Dawson, for brutal treatment OF his wife Cathe
rine, on Dryades street, was sent to prison for q
month, in default of paying $l5 fine.
The following parties were arraigned and booked
for future examination:
iams in the right arm and side, with intent to muir
der, on Saturday evening, at the corner Of Perdido
and Dryades streets charged also with being dan.
gerous and suspicious character. Sent to prison in
default Of $1,000 BAIL to be examined on the 18th.
Williams' wounds trfng.
Mary Ann Harris, charged with attempting to set
fire to James Qninn's stable on Gravier street, be-
tween Bertrand and Bolivar, on Sunday night. at
IL o'clock. Sent down in default of bail, to be ex-
amined on the 18th.
Thomas Garrison, charged with being dangerous
and suspicious. Bail given to appear to day.
Ehenezer Buckley. charged with traticking with
slaves, and sndeavorng to sell lottery tickets to
them. Case fixed for the 18th.
A crowd OF eleven strappng big loaters, found
sleeping under the tarpan!ins on the steamboat
iaAuluk, Wefe eeuL VI Tie WOrh-uOuSt IOT u ulODtQ
in default Of paying % so each.
RECORDER WILTz's CouRT-Johannah White was
up yesterday, charge OF having on Sunday night
stolen q 800 gold watch and So in cash from the
pockets OF A. Cazes in whose house. at the corner of
Bourbon and St. Philip streets, she had rented a
ROOM 10 default Of ball to appear for examination,
Johannah was sent to prison.
Inc other business was with nothing but common
drunkards, Migrants, and small peace dsturbers.
RECORDER LoNG's CouRT.-A whole raft of breach
OF tne peace and assault yesterday looked
into, and all dismissed; few for want of evidence,
ana me balance through the clemency Of the prose
Sonn camilla and Lncien Beauvert, the latter free
coIo!ee, were sent to the Insane Asylum, to be
treated Tor minds diseased
Henry, slave belonging to Mrs. N. A. Sheppard,
q ~. Louis, and arrested here al a runaway from
thaf CITY, was found to be the Identical darkey and
was handed over to Mrs. Sheppard's agent,
Il Herman Holscher, charged with steaiino dolars
worth OF frew0od from John KoeniVs nile Mt the
corner Of Washington Avenue and Claiborne street.
John Brown, painter, charged with bedanbina
Solomon Kahn with foul language, aud tbreatenins
to do him up. brown, and Mary Dumas, /. ". g.
charged with violation Of the black CODE ia beating
= white woman named Mary Long, on Peace street
al gave bail to appear.