New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

asssA ~ 1pf Few mafsnses sent Yag il
- shs poIlsibisfy ef releasing tfd sx.sssss
Msshs'le afaea from the Recorder IL Gisg 81 plics
60 ass 1ss Asnse n se carriage she hid ngt
49, as.ae laFc Minutes before sfe i IL nacteF u
oosns1its ney. sas HI perkirs humane saexsfv
" asas'v 1soW Waiala naEc been born uri#sa.ar.
/ DssaHnoEs GarssFEa assIr cosss N g.yc III xr,a.s
Counterfeit half dollara ana sse heas
"a The kind ever seen n shis ~ ii
Qate \ number of tpese halyea have Been sss cssa
y the Third District and one og shs prime csys..la
tors of The same has been arrestea. Hi esIs I'LL
name at the request og tiie police, sso ~ ss I'LL
track of men whom they suspect ii he Eis eosgeE
crates. and whom they hare rsaaoaal;is HOPE ii
catching.
Wherever these connterfoits were found, iii aro-
ceries and eoilse-houaes, Il was discovered fhas
each had MT been invested Tor more than 4 pra-
yunss worth or 4 dimes worth of supplies, HE
balance having been received In good change.
lhe man arrested had some Of the in
+ has possession, ard bag Of good siiTsr HI small
efaFlges sasi ~ dimes, quarters and picay yusles
These counterfeit half dollars have ID much silysr
y them, and are 80 faithfully executed, and Do
haafy anl have " much d ths gehuine rissg iii !
them that they will deceive nneseen ont of sTTesssg
experienced dealers iii specie
Some of these coins Here yesterday taken Is lie
Mint fof examination. Tho ofdesss 1T the Mins
were 10th At first 70 believe them I'LL
upon weighing them, il was found tEat they ySera
lighter than the genuine coins, but hy sueh d ss;lc
that the incest weighing was cas;te u detect sle
difference and, in the clipping, they were found
fo be somewhat softer than tho genuine discs.
Weighing u the hand and bouncing on tic eoaIis
fer Wlll not discover the faity os The new counter
ieits- lt il said that they hare sle wIitar look
than the genuine coin, and that they aI bear HE
date q 1852 or that, at least 40 many as hare been
detected bear that date.
ARRESTED AND Our On BArL.-Jolsn I,e,saer
Rhom We yesterday reported aa having stabbed
#5ohn Aietry On Sunday evening, in d grocery 1T
ehe corner Of Vaudeville and st John the BaDtist
streets, was arrested soon afIerward hy atsi,er
Delbelofes Yesterday, upnn proper eertfsiaafe
that the wounded man was out of danger Berdar
was released nndsr bail
HIGHWAY RoBBEEg Richard Ja,,.aa sysa svsatsrz
day sent 70 prison BY Recorder iltz 81 tlle CHARGE
Of James Farley, that On Tho night II shs 2fs
on the lcvee, between Hospital ana BargacEa
streets, he knocked down man and robbed fliEs f
six dollars.
IMPOSED UPog WHILsr AsrEEP P-Recoraer YVsIs1
yesterday sent a. T. Parenty to prison. OH tEe
charge Of having fched thirty frames III French
gold and silver from the pockets of Joseph Grosner
on Friday night, whilst be was asleep ii Till board.
ing house, No n ST. PhiIip street.
FEIosrous BEEF EATER. Il dolphns Levi /. Il.
g, was yesterday before Recorder Wiltz on lie
charge OF having stolen three or four doarss worth
Of choice meat, some two weeks aimee frorn MT.
stall Of Samuel Boal5, No. Beef Market Eli Ill.
faut nf hail he
to live on cheap beef.
GoaisHTTRD ron TRIAE.-M Michael CampnslI 5gas j
Yesterday sent before The First District Csart by
Recorder Summers, for stealing $s5 iii cash ana q
pocket book and pair of boots from VIM. M ilson,
on Poydras street On the 2sth. iii default Ill ba;I
he was remanded.
BOUND OVER. Anthony Palmer, chargad With.
beating Kate Ing and smashing her furniture, Ill
her residence On Girod street, and MiehaeI Oi Hare.
charged with abusing and threatening same Kate
az same time and place, were yesterday eyer
hauled BY Recorder Summers, and required to fnr.
nish peace bonds for half year. Both failslg il.
this, they were sent % prison FOR d month
GouNTRY RuNAwAYs GauGHr.-.5ane and her
son Henry, slaves, belonging to seaton Wade, at
Crystal Springs, Mississippi, were arrested here on
Friday, BY Special Officer Smith Isard. Recorder
Summers yesterday sent them to Jail, to await their
owners orders.
CASES FISEn.-The following parties were YES
terday arraigned before Recorder Summers. ana
their examinations fixed as follows: John Bowers
charged with twice stabhing George Cass i'll his
left side. at about o'clock On Saturday nosnin05
on Canal street, Tehonpftonlas, with intent to
kill. Fixed for the 9Ih and In sefanlt III $500
bail, sent to prison.
Put Rockingham, charged with baating Bridget
teainf and emitting her with knife, on Tenn street.
Sent to prison to be examined te-morroW.
Samuel Woods, arrested by Lieut. DRYDEN an
dangerous and suspicious, and as following no
honest occupation for q living Committed ID
prison in default of bail.
FINrD.-Wm. German, for beating Ann Ha1oy On
Tehonpitoufas street on Sunday evening, was yes
terday fined SO by Recorder Summers. James
Graham for beating his wife Alice, at their resi-
dence on St. James street, was fined to the rama
extent. q B. Harbord paid SO for raising an al
eoholie breeze on Gasquet street. James Lloyd.
for cruelty to animals, in driving Martin Cash's Gar.
riage and horses ali day and all night, ana NOT 40
counting for the proceeds to Cash. was sent to mi
son for month IN default Of paying SO ina.
Recorder Long required Tim Regan and Jimmy
Mcclure to pay sl5 each, and John Harmon aid.
lor ihdhiglhs ~ q lfee Sunday night tight DIT the
foot Of Enghsen street. John paid, and hs others.
not paying, took ride mp town. Charles Moore
paid $40 to the same Recorder, foa giving is wife
cut with whip, On Elysian Fields street.
RErIGIous ESeTrEAgsr. Dir. Hart, CITY rhysi. 4
clan, yesterday introduced Edith, slave woman.
belonging to Mr. Forgay, to Recorder Summers.
as proper subject for transmission to the Insane
Asylum. Hestated his belief that the Egomaa was
temporarily insane, from the effects If religious
excitement. The Recorder locked her up to wait
awhile.
nRAxs IN TRoURL GfieeRs Iattiaaar, Rrsy aslsaa,
Jacobs yesterday afternoon took eight drays and
their drivers, for obstraeting the sidewalk of Old
Levee street, In the Third District. Recorder
Long will hear the drivers excuses to-day.
FIRST DISTRICT GouRr Judge Hant-An order
for draft Of $50 jurors from tha BheriHs list, TO
serve during the month Of February. was yester-
day ordered BY Judge Hunt, ana the araft Has
made.
Accused parties were arraignad on ssiEarant
minor charges, and entered pleas of innocence.
Philippine Louis, charged with robbery was tlis.
sea On motion of the District Affarneu sbar.,