New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-26


That 900 TURNED UP.-Just at a moment of
very lively interest and an astounding spirit of gui
uire by the linx-eyed police, touching the where
abouts of that $4,000 lost by Mr.. Sibley clerk of
the firm of Messrs. Cutrer, Harrison a. Co., the
whole matter is brought to light by youth of the
firm of Isaac Bloom & Co. This young man says,
as we learn, that he was in the Citizens Bank at
the time Mr.. Sibley lost the amount, and when the
police were institutng inquiries relative to it, but
being anxious to give it to the rightful owner, he
allowed the excitement to subside; and concluding,
after reading Mr. Sibleys advertisement that that
gentleman was the proper person to receive it, and
that he would not be at his business place until
yesterday, the youth then presented the package
containing the money. No other person than him
self appears to have been aware Of his finding the
package; and his delay in not returning it to the
desk of the Bank wherein he found it, calling on
MIR. Sibley and announcing to that gentleman the
fact of the money being safe, when the matter was
extensively made public, are points in youth to
be overlooked, SO some say, while others maintain
the opposite. ..M
He LIKED DIsPLAY.-Of course he did; and he is
not alone in this world for entertaining this identi
cal liking. Display has been the rock on which
more persons than Charles Meyers have split upon.
But some split quietly, judiciously, while Charley
goes publicly before the First District Recorder IS
Court, charged with larceny in the shape of steal
ing watch and chain, galvanized at that and for
which he is sent on trial to the higher tribunal.
THANKSGIVING AFTER HER OwN Way Mary
Clark, of St. Joseph street, near Foucher, was
charged before Assistant Recorder Monroe with an
assault anything but agreeable to Ellen Murphy.
A n,ay hav hna hon
style of passing the day before yesterday, still she
will have to answer for it on the 29th.
STILL IN NDUREss.-Catherine Lanahan still awaits
justice for the charge of larceny against her, and
she will get it at the First District Court in due time
THE FREE BoorERs.-In the case of the Cubanos,
already published, Rafael DeSoto, alias whole lot
of aliases, and Santiago, alias an equally large
number of names ending in os, Recorder Wilt
send the boot-stealing gentry to the First District
Court for trial.
He HAD NOT WILL FOR IT."-He had not, for
he was like Mickey Free, who
had not JANUS for work
For that wasn't gift of the Grady's;
He'd make most Elegant Turk,
For he was fond of tebacky and ladies'"
And the consequence was that the Second Record
er's Court sent him to the Work-house for one
month"; and there you'll find him, John Clark
labelled "vagrant,' and lest John should feel
lonely, W. Harper was made very charming
companion for him.
D1sMIssED.-When man is announced as being
guilty of any act, he should get the benefit of an
equally prominent statement to the fact that he
was innocent when it is proven so Therefore we
state that Mr. David kenvey, charged before Re-
corder Wiltz for assault and battery, was yester-
day dismissed
Found DRowNED.-Yesterday the Coroner held
an inquest on the body of Lewis Jackman, aged 35
years, native of France, who was found drowned
in the Carondelet Canal, at the junction of Clai-
borne street.
Go WHILE You'RE YoUNG.-Stafford Greer
and Johanna White, charged with larceny before
Judge Hunt, of the First District Court were YES
terday set at liberty by mol. pros and in their
youth hope to prove themselves through life above
suspicion.
OUT AND OFF.-Because man is charged with
an act, it is not sequence that he is guilty of it,
No. Joseph Barret thinks SO and Joe, who was
in the hands of the law on charge of obtaining
money under false pretences was yesterday dis
charged by the First District Court.
In AND OuT.-Henry Delsle and Joseph Perrier
charged with larceny before Judge Hunt, were
brought up yesterday, and the former was sent to
the prison for Is months with hard labor, and the
latter sent to enjoy public citizenship.
"THE LAY OF THE LAST REL."-Yesterday
one Calant an itinerant harpist, was found quite
high" lying low in the gutter on Carondelet
street taking his rest, with his harp beneath him.
Both were unstrung and out of tune.
'tTHEsE BE YOUR Cons, OH IsRAEL."-Georee
Swinton has passion after a fashion, for bronzes,
and was found worshpping them yesterday on the
corner of Customhouse and st. Charles streets-he
having no fear of the law and the municipal oh.
jection which alike forbid the making to thyself
any craven image for bowing down, to or harbor.
ing in spirit not of honesty or truth that which
belongeth to another. George confessed the error
of his ways the transgressing the code that COM
mands peripatetic motion on the gravel walks of
morality, and he was sent his way rejoicing.
Nor A TRUE BILL.-The Grand Jury in the case
OF James McLain charged with the manslaughter
Of John Manuel DeLeima the 18th inst, failed to
find a true bill against the accused He was there
fore dismissed.
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL.-At the st. Charles
Ball Room, Algiers, this evening, grand fancy
and dress ball will be given for the benefit of the
Mechanics Benevolent Association, of that place.
The affair is under the direction of a competent
manapement and doubtless all who attend will