New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19
NUMBER lib.

| the corner Of Chippswa and First streets. Fourth
District has adopted, for his particular net. Young
alligator, about four feet long. The family next door
cultivated pet, in the shape Of wsrm.bearted and
enthusiastic young dog. or pup, who had taken Nd
the idea that be was bound to pitch into any living
thing to which be had not been formally introduced
The policeman yesterday changed his domicil and
moving, left his pet, the alligator curled up in
tub Of water, temporarily on the banquette. The
next door pet, the dog, being out TO see the oyua
doglike poked bis nose into everything, and in 20
doing, found the alligator in the tub. He made =
great Dose about it; and the alligator, without
making any noise, stuck bis snout out and showed
aght The dog pitched in went as far at least -
bis shoude7s for the reptile received him with that
style of open eountenance peculiar to hs race, and
che7ed and sucked the CANNES head with all the
uncSon with which you, good reader, might chew
and sack a boiled shrimp, or ripe July peach. The
dog. lesing his bead, had to die very afterwsyd.
The incident was distressing to the dogs family; tie
ALPHABETICALLY, too, felt very bad but what could
they say7 s
THREE RIVER THIEVES or eovies suspected to be
such, werf taken yesterday by the Algien police.
They had considerable quantity Of clothing and
candles in their possession, supposed to be stolen,
and gave their names as William wilkins, John
O'Brien, and, John johnson. johnson was recog-
nzed as no less person than Martin MeGil the one
lucky cove who escaped from the Work. House du-
ring the fire there on Monday evening last They
were all brought over to the city and locked up to
await an overhauling.
RECORDER SUAMERs' CoUR7-Assistant Recorder
Monroe disposed Of the business Of this Court yester
day He had large lot Of greasers and brusers, the
Monday morning blues, to dispose Of The eases en-.
titled to mention were few.
Thomas Flanagan, charged with having cut Rob
ert Hany on Saturday night at the corner Of Poydras
and Liberty Streets and Patrick Hanly, charged with
| having shot at and cut some one else in the same
fight, were arraigned and sent to prison to await
examination. third Hanly, whose first name is
James, was required to furnish bonds for his appear
| ance as witness.
Patrick Doyle was fined 80 for attempting to Gre.
ate riot on the steamboat Lucy Holcombe. John
dagger in his pocket, had to pay S.. John Shurk,
for an assault upon John Bruins with deadly weapon
was sent before the First District Court.
| The man whom we yesterday mentioned as having
attempted to drown himself at the foot Of Gravier
| street on Sunday morning, was arraigned. He had
become tolerably rational and gave his name VIM.
Shafer. The Recorder lectured him upon his folly,
| and told him to depart in peace.
| The Cochranes, Devnes, and Lanigans, male and
female, half dozen in all, were up for grand plug
muss The affair was duly sifted, and the crowd dis
missed upon making up purse of $50, or s. each.
her in two parts Of her body with knife.
John Manning was sent to prison to await hear
ing charge Of having nocturnay stolen into the
room Of Elizabeth O'Reilly, with fendish designs
upon her chastity
John O'Connor was held on charge Of having
done some very grievous and malicious! mischief for
which Mr.. Quick had not been slow to have him ar
rested.
Nicholas Mariana was locked up on q charge ol
having entered the house of Henry Elby, in the
night time, without breaking, and then and there
committed a felony, the character whereof was NOT
divulged to this reporter. a
RECORDER WILTzs CouRr.-A. Ferrer who stabbed
Fl. Rodriguez, on Royal street, on Sunday evening
the particulars of which we gave yesterday was
yesterday admitted to bail, upon physicians Ger
ti6cate that Rodriguez was out of danger. Othel
business unimportant.
RECORDER LoNa's CouRT.-Nothing in this court
yesterday, beyond ining few greasy and too nois,
belligerents. The Recorder was on hand in goot
time to settle up things the gale Of Sunday evening
having failed to carry the Kate all the way to Pas
Manchac.