New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-06
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RESTRICTION ON THE STEAMER FASH1ON.-1es
terday this vessel was prevented from sailing out
Of this port by the Collector refusing to grant
her clearance under suspicion of her heing oil
the tilibustero class. She has been lying across
the river at Algiers for some time past undergoing
repairs; and previous to this, and since her denti
ficaton with General William Walker .and his Nj
caraguan enterprise, she has been steadily engaged
in the transporting hither of cattle from Texas.
Captain John L. Smith, an able and yenturOus
seaman, commands the Fashion, and her owners
are represented to be two Mobile cattle dealers OF
considerable wealth. The general impression is
that the Fashion was going off in the most legal
mode, and that her detention is premature but of
this more anon
TIE LAST OF THE HIDDEN HAND Capitola
Black, alias Pat Kinney, was arraigned before
Assistant Recorder Monroe yesterday, on charge
of being drunk. Capitola confessed the corn
and paid 81 80 fine.
"SroILlNG HIS FRoNT.i-Pa Patrick Farrell who
was brought up at the First District Recorders
Court, on a charge of breaking the doors, windows
and shutters, and "spoiling the front" of P. Han
Ions house on Julia street. was fined $40 for that
delectation.
plant of Z. Kirk for assaulting and battering him.
was fined the Jail fees, and the complainant came
in for the same fine his case not being much clearer
than some of the Federal pronunciamientos.
CLoAKrNG HER GUILT Mary Mcfarland was
charged by Mary Sherwood with stealing cloak,
mode, and in highly yexatious manner towards
Mrs. Sherwood. On the 18th Mary Nc will be up
and done for.
INouEsrs.-The following inquests were held
yesterday:
On the body of George Albazzie free negro,
who fell from the third floor and through the two
hatchways of the store of Mr.. John King 10 Tchou-
pitoulas street.
On the body OF Mary Brown, aged 40 years, a
native of Ireland who came to her sudden death by
diarrhea, superinduced by intemperance, in a
house on Rousseau street, near Felicity.
On the body of Mrs. Moran, aged 40 years, also
native of Ireland, found dead at the house No.
142 Perdido street. Verdict: Apoplexy, caused by
intemperance.
A CANE AND HAT ArFAIR.-J. H. Jones was ar.
rested yesterday and committed for trial to the
First District Court on charge Of larceny to-wit
stealing gold headed cane and hat from the st.
Charles Hotel. Jones seems to have patronized
this hotel lately as we him under two separate
indictments of pilfering therefrom.
A CRACKED HEAD.-There ere many such not
yet taken to the hospital, or some other befttng
place, roaming about town; but poor dumb fei-
low, name unknown, was yesterday taken to the
Charity Hospital with sadly cracked skull. The
origin of the wound is unknown. a.
A HEAVY HAu1.-Joseph Grulick WIS yesterday
brought up before Recorder Wiltz, charged with
stealing from the front of PierIe Casanaye's fmc)
store on Marais street, between Bienyille and Gus
tomhouse streets quantity Of lead, weighing 400
pounds, valued at $50. Joseph washeld over until
the 9th for further trial. y.
MIDNIGHT ODoRs o'ER HIS HEAD."-Unlike
Lalla Rookh towards Fadladeen, Anna Green was
unkind to Joseph the Duke, alias Herzog because
she not only invoked the aid Of Midnight odors
oer his head,'' but assaulted. him severely, for
which she was held in bonds to answer before Re-
corder Witt. f-vef
o, MEs. WHITE j. Jones Charged Mrs. Johanna
White with breaking the peace and being unk
and very insoent towards him, for which Mrs.
White was fined $40 or she should go to the Work
house for one month. She went to the Work
house. .ea
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr-Judge 4 @. Hunt
Yesterday Chas. NJ. Bradford, Esq, the newly
elected District Attorney. appeared in this court
and presented his commission from the Governor,
whereupon he wassweEn into meth the office for the
The counsel of Mcneil and MeMckle moved for