New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-09

| placed N fI,e hands ~ E,ael ..s-.,.s.. q, -
contentz va1red ot s1o rt.ss 80 D's ~.
oyersiob, 60. = -. "
he was brought 10 before ssstant T,ecorar xo,,,
roe yesterday on charge Of breach q trust and
viii he fried ~ IL =. ~, s'
POLISH PowDgr. TirnotI,v f,eocbacar g. ".
raigned before the Firss r,ssy;es Pecnyerss Cores
yesterday for breach of u, sxI.at Z 10 sav. Na-4
thanie1 Waters entered tIse " Washnoton IIonaa !,
corner of TchoupitouIas ard Notre Dame atreets.
/ where Tim was q bartender. and handed said
Tim box Of polish powder. yaIued II 30 which
/ IS now being sued for. On the 18th Tim will be
pelished az per law
TRIO N JrscrA. Three fellows named Corney
4 ryan, Davy Kellahar and jimmy Foley, got into .
mhss--a grand muss; and before they Qot out Of
i 7 lhey got into police cell, and yesterday they
go. lheir deserts, thus wise Corney discharged.
ana Davy and jimmy fined so each. Or thirty days
n the Z. Z. They are considering the fine and the
4 oay''
THE LINEN CoTT0x IoB.- Noses MAYER and I1uis
4 honzman, whom We reported ~ being CHARGED
with palming of certain dry gosds said o be linen
but really cotton, for which they yvere hrns.aht ~
ioie CT assls'lhs necofaer Monroe, Werc yesterday
/ acquitted OF the said charge 0f obtaini1g money
under false pretenees. Ss5
I ~
i soT PRovEN.--The charge against Mary Murphy
for an alleged attempt OF araon m ~ ho... n
/ Mr.. Kegpins. in the Fourth T,;strict 81 7ssss b
80 . s -1 = : - - 9 e Rsa
i GoxNITTED.-E. P. Phillips, on the charge Or kil-
ing James Hearsev Was sent hesara III. r. M.
| - - :, VS. "aa % sei'l peioie INC rhst DIs-
4 trlct Court.
- u. y lI.-.,onn bockman was Up Pc
| ioic 3assssaht recorder Monroe yesterday on .
charge Of assembling and batteri1g and Dlaying th
deuce generally with Helena Mcfyinnis ~ rv,,.ss
street. near Jahnson straat m 1;.
nea' 'onisoh s'reet. but, IKE nine cases
| ous u psh the Womanly imagination was beyond
the unmanly fact, and so John was acquitted.
! oxp ~ -, q, ~. L.
I clmen Of the bovine family Familiarity called 4
"calf by the butcher fraternity was l,rouctt !,
4 this city from Kept,,cI - nj ~ n
Fairchild. This ,rif,e - ,n,,aan J0A. aa.s :. 3
i.S1'iiu. ihs eTihe Ot pnll0cknesh weighs
merely 1920 pounds, and was purchased by Cant
Parker Of the French market for tl,e t;nv sr,, ~
s27O Christmas day and few ;t;.,.
viii spo;l tb;z hrvna y ol'l-ens
"-'' epo,. .'''' eosiis l'lI lla'I ol oDesiiy
SMALL CHINA CAsE.-Not tile least celestiaI hn4
highly crockery in its character vas t,;s ss.
a,sa;+ "a !" y sAAs case
AGAINST at Dessonge, VINO DID not exactly commit
any breach of trust, and was therefore dismissed
by Recorder Wilt
co nIksr ah.l,aa plsTacT s:1 GounTJge Ht Ann Dris
.o a. ". richards, having been in prison since the
efato ~ Msss;;; y 80 iion yusucc from tne
s.aIe ol hisssslppi, and no requisIton for him,
oefea 70 ID De discharged.
IN MorpefI ,.o lrepagmer presented his commission
ana was sworn IN as clerk Of this court and having
presented Pierre Gravois as his deputy he was
Sworn III as such.
Another Sea scene Toc1- n.,..,... -.
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boatswah Of the cutter Hamilton. that vessaI 90 e
cruising in Boston BAY between the Canes ,-;th 8
moderate breeze from west. tackne eyerv IN two :
L
watch was rather green a. seaman anG III ~ ~ ~
quainted with the Bay' the captan aanaranv ros ~
trived to have Jack at the wheel when sa;d lar.
been troubled with toothaehe and Il Ieti, ~ ~
pain had taken brandy enough to nrodrss ME .ls
found snore. He lay near the wheel famed by Z
gentle breeze from the foot Of the mainsaiI. 3he
lieutenant eyed him savageIy. and mt his hanI y.
upon him several times to ascertain II r. ware
really asleep. Jack knew that Tie lientenanf ~ IA
the captain and that he would not hesitate to rn;r
him if he had an opportunity: 81 he kent ~ ~.
of the lieutenant as sharply as that officer Ionted
after the condition Of the captain. jst ths I;ss
tenant went into the ward,room Jack at 'ld,. the
captain in his arms like child bore him int ~; ~;
stateroom put him in his berth and went IN JacE II.
again before the lieutenant when the latter came.
up he was accompanied Nv tbe ntbar Ea.ta,a... 49,
and both walked aft, where the cantain had heeS,
sleeping. sss 'f.''A'' A"' peen
"Where is the captain ~ demanded the of.,cer ~
the watch. ADDRESSING lack AeN' s'.e ollcer i y
"He's Just turned in y replied Jack coo,,v uorf
left orders to tack shin every two honrs .d Az y
the weather sets in foppv tn heave b - ;.t anl NJ Z
head to the nortIvard and sonpI 49,, ~ isf ss. .ea
minutes'' s'e'5 ilAseen
"Youre liar,'' said the Ieutenant II : rora
81 left him here a minute ago dead dr,nt = !, :
"And" continued .Jack IN tba sa,,a - .,,,;a4 go
.'you went below to get Mr. - nm as ss q ,s;tuas
that you might prefer CHARGES aoa;nst ~ M; s
have him tried for drunkenness by conrt @ t;1 s,a
I'll report the pair Of Won tonorrow Va, hs.,. .i.
mean-spirted sneaks. The captain saw yonr uans
and is now sitting in the Commando. W ~ Ia "a sIt.o.
at you, y uesiAl's
This announcement sent the l;entanan+ ha,o.
again quicker than he came on deck and the ntha,
fellow walked forward To the panguav ~ yvthn,,t
saving another word. e. 49, - i "1snouA
/ So far Jack had done well INT ho,,, y ~. i,
captains first ear in the n,orn;n- ao;s as i, ~;
Thoughts the rest of tbe watch ~ last X 49, - 4
sheet of pancr and ,vrnta ,no,, n g,a
speak to anvhodv Int sand for -. R,,t.ta,, uun,
When the watch was reeyaJ Iack tie5 ~, - IL
end of the cantains handkerchaf yba h ~ ,S r,
not oyo;d Saline Il ,rha, H. nete M ne coulti
iuf ~ tlls ne was SEM SEM lor, ana then explained.
oa ta onfe vefy klna JACK, sad the noble-heart-
s1ai eu eaP'.'i i oe; eahilo. conceive why Mr.
h hhou INV WISH H. 70 iiale me nave always treated
Thanr no he neo t., .an an INFERIOR oicer
!iuh you. Jdchi tlldllk you; must be more 4