New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

q The next bout Of The Empire CIub, We learn, /:
4 To be with the Magnolia Club, belonging In The
& lower part IF The city
b TIE Drum WHICH CHANGED no Rock SALT
!. Parker II. French, the celebrated Desperate and
swindler Of Mexico and Nicaragua, tonce Minister
Of the United States to Nicaragua under the RiTas
administration whose arrest we published on
Saturday, was Oh that day arraigned before Assist
ant Recorder Monroe, and in default Of $1,000 bail
sent To prison. to be examined on The 18th inst.
Al Ne stated On Saturday, the charge against him
ii, tatlle Obtained 5000 from Messrs Ethel CO.,
as an advance upon upon d lot Of boxes, which be
made believe contained opium, but which upon
i being opened, proved to be filled with rock salt.
II FRE.-A about o'clock on Saturday evening,
/ q fire started in the rear Of Dearie q Brothers.
Iocksmithing establishment on Garendelet street,
i between Ppydras and Perddos The building, and
the adjoining pie and cake bakery Of Mir. Basfian,
we're considerably damaged before the quick-ar-
irving firemen extingushed the flames. The bak-
! cry, or its contents, were damaged BY the water
| thrown much more than BIZ the fire. Most Of the
damage WIS covered BIZ insurance. The fire was
traced to an accidental origin-a fence, or par
fition, ignfting from a forge which had been left
aglow ii the rear Of the locksmithing establish
ment
sToLEN GoTTos. Two bales of cotton marked
#.sWs.'i are at the Second District police office,
awaiting their owner. The nnnumbered dray which
was stealing them off through the twilight Of Gus
tomhouse street on Saturday evening" is in the
pound; and George, slave Of Fresehaimer, who had
tile bad luck to be the mysterious dray with the
suspicious cotton, is in the lookup. Mr. Powell,
that just as he was fout to make the arrest, So
eona man on the dray jumped off and escaped.
George declares most solemniy that be didn't
know where the cotton was going from or going
to, or who # belonged to, or who the dray be-
Ionged to- Or anything at all about any part Of the
business.
| THE MURDER OF TRINIDAD GARoIA.-The Coroner
having fled his affidavit against John caifee for
tile shooting and killing Of Trinidad Garcia, Caffee
was arraigned before Recorder Monroe on Satur-
day, and the case fixed for examination on the 10th
inst.
JrM BARRErr AND MS MAGa1E TRAgEL ToaErH-
ER Jim Barrett and wife Margaret are in the tolls
Of the lazy. Itappears that on Friday last Jim gave
Henry Butler an awful thrashing, and that whilst
he was doing this, his sympathetic spouse buckled
IN with Mrs. Butler, and polished her off quite as
nicely as Mr. Barrett did the thing for Mr. Butter
The case will be looked into by Recorder Monroe
On the 18th inst.
AupAcIry or Par BAuaHs.- Patrick Bauehn
was arrested last night, for INDUCING in so much
thirst FOR human blood as to want to cut The throat
1 Of Luke Welch. At the lookup Pat was identi.
|. fed as the identical long.iost man who danger.
|, ously stabbed Pat Walsh on Girod street on the
I 10th Of February. Pit Baughn will probably BE-
some time in getting rid Of the consequences Of bis
i bloody propenaities
Perry CAsEs.--Recorder Monroe ON satarda,
= did fer the following as follows.
. Simon Christie alias Crafts, for hiding hims.,
beneath the bed Of Caroline Miller, in the house
I Annie Waters; sent down In default of $40 I'm.
Jerry Foley, for pitching into officer MeGlaughre,
= and having concealed dagger; fined s25 q. y
Sykes for proposing TO shoot ]. 3. Gill; find 81
and put under peace bonds, Tom Lindsay I,
8 stealing u, u. G. Quinlan'a coat and pawning i
Y workhonse for month. Peter Keal, for beir
y concealed snspieionsly in G. Burke's house, {
2. Thalia street; Wotkhouse for month Ellt
= 0connor, little girl for stealing gold ring fro
= somebody; sent to the House Of Refuge.
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