New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02
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i YESTERDAY was another dry and pleasant day.
NE sun was obscurea at times by . number Of va-
rant clouds, who appeared to be caucusing on the
Subject Of another rain The Temporary absence OF
sunshine was amply compensated by the lady-sun.
shine which filled the streets. L
1us NUMBER or STRANGERS In town is absolutely
prodlgio.a On Monday, a crowd Of several hundred
people, all meA blocked up Graver street, at the in
.ersection OF ST. Charles. We pitched into 1t, wild
er an i.em. What Think you it was, kind reader?
meieiy spring automaton horseandc dcarriage, wheel
,ns ,oana " Mhoard, to the droning Of dolefu old
sneh crowd around strangers could have formed
.us. 49,. a.a.h.. ~; show. Yesterday, on
sme 'ans .'ss. ~s W. Of men fooled Us.
Admirable Crichton Of monkey, Gsna.v: WV ~.
learning. We left him feeling glazieF ~
whether for chronological purposes or for entomV'
gcal discovery, we did not remain TO see.
PRArs corner Of ST. Charles and Commercial
Place, sells his cigars cheaply general thing, but
sometimes hsssells money cheaper Within few
daya .as+ h. ks~ rcIa eeo,0oo for $40, which We
should call dirt cheap for money. That il, be sold
the $4,000 ticket in the Havana Lottery. It re-
joces US to know that quarter Of this ticket was
held by friend in the newspaper business-a man
who married only lately, and was hardly in the wane
Of his honeymoon, when Dame Fortune dropped the
s12 500 on his head much as to say, "Gosd boy,
sonny, keep it up Wood that the blind jade
would take such liking to this newspaper man!
| A GREAT MANY HARD THINGS having been said
and written upon the celebrated Red Bill, it may
not be out OF place to tell good thing we have
heard about him. The :" roseate William is in the
Carrollton jail, serving out term Of imprisonment.
few evenings since, 80 we have it from veracious
informant, William got tired Of his confinement, and
by master stroke Of art, as well as of strength and
daring, put himself where Macbeth wanted his ban.
ners that is, ION the outer walls.' Going to q
neighboring cofeehouse, he treated himself several
times and after getting comfortable, and feeling
like going to bed, went back to the Jail and rang the
bell for admission. The officer who opened the door
Jumped back astonished, and exclaimed, Where the
Ih-l did you come from?" "Oh, nowhere replied
William ~ just got dry and thought I'd 60 out and
get drink!" William appears to be contented with
his clearinghouse.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-Judge Hunt.-The trial
of Michael Duffy for mansaughter, fixed for yester.
day. was continued to the l1th inst. rs.s
Joseph Mirabella, alias Francisco Parta was tried
for larceny and found guilty.
Henry J. Camnt and Charles Myers pleaded guilty
to charges Of larceny, and were remanded to await
leentence
Elizabeth Clark was dismissed from the charge of
larceny.
BEFORE RECORDER SUMMERs.-The elegant picker
up Of loose books jewelry, and clothing, B. Went
worth-whose thieveries and confession Of the same
have already been published in fu-was yesterday
re.arraigned on the charges of larceny brought
against him by Messrs c. Fellowes and VIM. Littrell.
When he was first arraigned, several days ago, he
offered the plea ct guilty. but At the Ell o.
ton instead of sending him at before the First
District Court. This time, with the greatest sang
oid, he again pleaded guilty to the charges, though
his account by Mr. Lttre. There being no necessi
ty for an examination, the accused was committed
for trial in the First District Court, and remanded
prison. He declined telling the Recorder his rea
name, thereby admitting that his name of Went
worth was fictitious. The Recorder did not insis
upon his telling, for, as he said, he thought he knew
!, his real name anyhow and that name was Page
rFrom the police we obtain the information that tina
professor of the thespian artan actor on the stag
in this city-who has also Travelled under the name
Spencer.1
: Cipriano Barbolla, arrested on charge of havinl
snatched Mr.. Dicks watch from him on Union street
on Monday night, had plain case made out agains
him-a watch.case-and was sent to prison to avail
his trial in the First District Court.
Spencer Kelley, charged by Patrick Martin will
breach Of trust and embezzlement James and Ellel
Dolan, charged with walloping Mary Kelley; ant
Charles Mccormick, charged with assaulting Henry
/. Wreide. with dangerous weapon, were all dis
i charged.
! The following parties were arraigned and booked
! for future examination.
Policeman Lorenzo Matthews, charged with beat
ing Martin Noland with his club and fist at the corne
of Tchoupitoulas and ST. Joseph streets, on SUNDAY
evening, all without cause provocation Bail givel
. to appear on the 4th.
Frank Connolly, charged with severely beating
4 | Tnhp Mel Touo in IN at
Of Religious and st. James streets others, not al
rested aiding in the business. Sent down in defaul
of bail, to be examined on the Sth.
John Roach charged with having stolen hors
and cart from the end of the Arcade passage Sun
day evening" the property of L. NJ Foster, Of No. Is
Common street, and worth $lO0 or $l25. Case dxe
for the 4th bail $780,
John Casey was dismissed from the charge OF pass
! ing counterfeit money. sis.n.5}
Joshua Green, +. m. c., charged by special Office
! Robert McNeill, with being dangerous and suspic
street, was found large quantity Of burglars too
Examination fixed for the 5th inst, and was remande
: to prison.
Edward Townsend, +. m. c., for creating disturb
ance in the st. Charles theater on Monday night,
! required to pay SO fine go to prison for montf
n Zachary Bennan, for drunken combatiyeness on th
evee and secret possession OF dirk knife, was sui
= Ijected to an alternative OF similar extent lars
number of small offenders Of both sexes and all age
and coors, were disposed of by the Recorder in hi
/; usual appreciative STYLE
l. RECORDER WILTzs CouRT-F. Giraud yesterda
y gave bail to answer to the charge of having beate
d S. Mello with watchmans club, on Monday ever
;. ing, at the corner of Maras and St. Ann Streets
Mrs. Hayes, for not knowing how to let Mrs. Meri
alone, out Main street. was put under peacebonl
J. for six months.
d The only other business was with drunkards an
" other offenders Of small degree.
! RECORDER LoNG's CouRT.-A grand row on NJ
ss rigny street yesterday smmered down in Recordt
'f Longs Court. In the first place, Helena Weiss
complained Of Joseph Joe, or Joe Joseph, Gmmat
rial which, all the individuals names being Joseph
!. and his wife Christina Joe Joseph, and had the
" brought in. Charge that he, Joe or Joseph, abase
and nsulted her and that she Joseph or joe nsulte
and assaulted her, plying her mauleys her hea
e. throwing her down. and chewing her fingers sweet
The Joes or Josephs gave bail to appear, and the
Joe Joseph charging her with taking him in tt
neck with board, and the she Joe or Joseph char
ing her with splitting thunderbos Of insults and Wit
peration with her electrically oiled tongue The
Joe or Joseph signed himself Joseph Seppet, and Il
ne sue Joe or Joseph signed herself Christina Gerber
that, considering the names and the charges
q, Huht all rnupdo