New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-22


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the fact that the Chief ~ polico h.. now onen - h;a
ossoa hoot ~ ~ ~ ..sI or
ouoe oooA iol sne 1esissly VI An'oIMA'ons snu
complaints about any and all matters which properly
belong to the surveillance Of the police Several |
naoes arc already ed With ;nfornat;ons NJ ,a,ceniea
ro,,..;.s a.s al. !. -.
20, anu o'nel oleacts oy unAno"n
Or escaped persons and II all who are robbed, mai
treated or exposed to injury OF any kind by parties
whom thew do moi know. Or cannot catch. or sr.ins
- 49,. - 80 "a .n
avail themselves of thia hoo tha cbsnce. .ra th,t
.ha-, ~, - .s..es .a.s. ~ y.
s,ey wn 70 lsn.eu soMe uay " aho.nsr. slne COM
plants being there on the book all the time viii en-
able the detective police to keep themselves always
posted and on the lookout and will hesides when os
s,eso.n. ;rnorta,ca ,,.;, ,,rhc;,r =, .s
sull0ens nnpoi gan p.po'sy ~ .ne ne.spape1
reports which in most cases is q desirable thing.
polite and attentive young gentleman will always be
found in the Chief's Office To receive and register
.ha aanan,.;n.. Tsa Ia. - .oas W.. az s ~
lie should take the full benefit Of it,
M.yop Sway of Ra,t;mora baa haer hoard from
T.; ....s =. 49, - T..-..s c.-..N.. .-.s,r -
~ resaro W tne laan Anomas oonneiy alfes'eo mere
Baltimore, who charged him with having murdered
h;s own hrotha. Iohn connsr, naor pai,;n,o-.
1is ~ M oy' n1 nsa' .a,s A.a,s.u
mon.n or TWO slnce' ine mayor sent . telegram 70
Lieut. Dryden, requesting him to hold the prisoner
till Governors reouisition could be sent for him.
F1hsT DISTRICT ~ 0Oukr.-ylass s hhn.-Mrs. Coi.
iere convicted OF assault ano Datefy was
sentenced 70 pay hne OF $ao OF be imprisoned for
one a monuh; = o.,,..,, ,;..,.
ueoIge Z. otaston, Sonvlc.eu oi iatce1y' was sen
tencea 70 one year n me penl.entary Jonn Mason,
VINO pieaoeo gnty 70 ine same cnafge was also SEN
tencs9 ~ 70 ons year y sns pe5.sntiaIy. :.s
.. q. onadooorne, charged WIN carrying concealed
tin,a Mnap'ns' "aS na'ins ian in pr's'n soe
tlne.
me Grand Jury appeared IN Court, but had no
ousiness " "ansa''' .-
RECORDER SuMMERs' CoURr.-The boy George
Frank, charged with stabbing Paul Moreat1, fellow
inmate in the House of Refuge on Monday night last
| had his examination yesterday. A nuinber Of tie
other boys were brought up by Dr. Forwood to testify
in the case. The story was plain one and was yer
fed by Georges own statement. This statement was
bed, Paul Moreau threatened to tell the watchmaa
about Something he had done, he talked hack to
Paul, and the latter dared him out on the floor to
| fight. He stepped out, 'and Paul hit him in the
face with his fist. He then thought he wasn't able to
| fight Paul and backed out After four or Eve min.
utes he took shoemakers knife from under his mat
ress. Paul then started to run be followed him,
and gave him cut in the back as he run, and still
following him, gave him another cut in the leg.
George, VINO IS very small and very wicked look
~ se ,eHM m naw tha I.s WIN t sreas yea
VI. ..d h oIS sea.ea % snas III lucy nay
ao' hui m n NC = nass hept ~ cuIIng Taui
a, nv , ~ nar Ky ~ " now ne came @ 10 70
tL ase pa no 81. h I;lI s nas 1.ieu ou' py
.ne mecoraer f wno aeciasa " committing the
,Jt .rai ~ WE riss. 10!
; asaas s5 anu ~ a. oGo anu "n khile
t1 pa. was aaeo ~ iovv uus geoIge naving no
ad t o % 70 rso 0ouiu ~ anu
nan " y psrpua " h,,s9n ~. ,o,,, ,,,,,
Dasld pulhe, a. .oe hnochIhg uoWn Inonas Iannon
M M ~ ao ,o nrson ~ ten agu
resisting poceman 20 Clark' VINO arrested him. ne was
re9re davs pay ano'nef ~ VI " PRISON iof een
m95e uays
Cooper ph %as examined i3a & on the charge Of steal
ooaTa,ng mousse ana dlsmssed ior want o. evidence
50, ~ e LeEn % looneu rasnsr sou, upon navng 70 pay
sorn,s ~ the eod ornanca 'ne neoessry
s,erea III assortraut nf
a ya.su dssV Ltl " mnishy pAWleIs anu settef
m oosn nao s1er ,eeags n9rt IN ro
.aou ~ ~ w uuals a.u .al' a4a
psesens n ~ Ieiaul. VI "cseo ior ,ree rlde IN bar
VIZ ner a,oo sn iounu
a .1ps e o,,as io t oseu ~ - .i p anu anoter
araa ~ ~ :. .ne Poce once were III
'o1sey si; VI w .ne a.a.son " Helnanoez.
a I'LL oH. alnR was sens NJ 10 pIlson 70 De exam
lneu oh tne Lo!n Ineoaore wagner VINO ilves IN the
same house with her on Orange street, charged her
W.n ses.nH au M d. f on .ne l4.h . nss., ana cnop
pg open re IG0r hs y, MS foo WIN natcnes and
enopp'ns open lis aillolr'
RECORDER W1LTz's CouRr.-The principal business
of this Court yesterday was the examination of Mrs.
Murphy and her husband, on the charge of having
set fire to their millinery store on Chartres street,
between st. Philip and UrSulines last Sunday even
ing.
The testimony of Capt. Youennes, the Fire Warden,
and Of Mr.. Robert Wynne, agent Of the branch Office
Of the Merchants Insurance Company, in which the
prisoners had insured their stock for $4,000 agreed
decidedly as to the fire being the result of ncendar
ISM having together thoroughly inspected the premi
ses afterwards Capt. Youennes, however, had moth
ing to OFFER to show that either Murphy OF his wife
were guilty. Mr.. Wynne gave them the benefit Of
his statement that he had known them long, and that
they had always borne good character with all who
knew them. 8
The testimony of Mr. B. Redler owner Of the build
ing, and of officers Raymond and Terrade amounted
in substance to this Murphy left the store after his
elt az ABOUT . locking up the store at the fire was
nd tbe unner shsIves nn nue - ~
The fire Vas soon extingushed with the aid Of others
who rushed in.
Capt iouennes reasons for attrlbnting the fire to
shelf hnrnt fnd tshe Wy .e owes1
bottom chair with the bottom burnt ont ana henaatb
the chair on the table burnt brass candlestick It
was evident that the fire had started from candle
U 'e se nnS o IN ,e .ap
mt renn;re tn give in conrt he ala not ofr onv