New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

| The gentleman, whose egallantry ia well knoyru.
fingered at their side for some moments NO doubk
pleased with the presence of the faircTsatures, srd
reluctant to leave such agreeable society what
was his astonshYoens, however, on reasaing hsne
few minutes afterwards, TO find chat his money
wallet was gone containing all of his ready cash,
amounting to twenty nine dollars and also bul-
die of omnibus t5ssetst The wallet had been ai,-
strgcsed from his pocket While he was absolvedin IN
loofgg at Pifets pretty things, and the fair young
creatures were tvsntysnfns dollars richer, ct his
expense We understand be has been promenad-
ing Camel street ever aince n hopes Of meetnghis
conpan5ons at the show winaewy bot thus far with
outsuocess. As he cannot hold Pfset responsible
| for having such prstty things in ms window, we
und srstane be contemplates getting even BY max
\ ing speeeh from Tie foot os tile Clay statue on
the fssues Of the do77' and the dangers attending
| the presence of prettrwemen.
oRFgro THE LEGIsr. .sFuRn. SIessss- Jolsn McGael-
land, Chief Of Police @anda John 4. Jaguess Lies
tenant 5 the First District Police, are of to Baton
Rouge 10 occupy therseats in the State LegisTa-
tare Lieut. Creyon, sfsthe Second District Is aef4
ing as Chief 81 Police Id ar. McCieland's absence,
and Corporal Deitn asts as Lieutenant in the ab-
5encesof Lieut. Jaquess
TnE sARR#sr or Ms Hos7os-Mr. Alex. Nor
| tan, wIzsHp nc M entiened on Saturday az having
been suddenly ar rested and takan away upon g.
reguisition from ie Governor Of Illinois, Is in town
q ysn, ana has ca fle6; aponus. he authorizes us
to state that on to the next day the pHb-
na may loei for fua Published explanation of the
| whole piece of bf lsinass.
/ PkAERIEs ON II FRE.-- snlaE fskes of white ashes,
uaasr lsaden SKY ,fsii upon the city yesterday,
reminding nany people Of The delicate begfnnsng
oss snow storm. Taetiny aakes fen everywhere,
lnr.. Joxx
breadeloth to 1inchsa little. These ashes came
from an~eastwa rd direction and some Of eur old
C1sole-ana duck hurting friends down town assured
Gsshat the ashe from burning praires son g.
twenty or mort milssof, n the direction Of Lake
Bofgne.
THa Record ERs' oo5Rss-The charge Of per
| uryspreferred against Mrs. Sarah Moore bysMrs
Mary Aiaher as investigated by Recorder Erier-
sea on Saturd ay and disnsssed-the Recorder dis
missing the accused upon the legal, and of COURSE
4 proper ground, that the alleged false testimony
was not mater ial to the case at issue. j. WI Beach,
wao was arreste on suspicion of setting fire to
if. Bessey's sto-es on Rcydras street, Eoa Friday
night, was discharged, a5 affidavit was made
against him. Thacharga of larceny against John i.
Rass was dismissed J.. Q. Bateman, + D. Stewart,
and Thos. Flahertysw arraigned On the affidavit
Oh Offieer hearn8ys as dangerous and suspicious
characters and we're reaanded In defaalt of giving
bail to await examinatsml on the Ilsh inst.
It Recorder Biaeae4 e4exAnnined and sent George Dg
i Woef, (the notoriousA before the First District
j Court, for harhering. and concealina the slaves
Curtis and ClasAt wlio' had run away from the
i plantation of Gel. Moyd, in ST. M2Ny's parish The
slaves were fully idszs.ifed Tlsnaways and, III
fWas shown that WeeE pretending to be THAR
n owner, had sgyen. them passes aad permitsto
+, occupy room in the house of elk Yalenti T. M.
Iio, st. Ann street., he taking them there and
Introducing hmselfas the owner, and subseauently
at different lines calling anil collecting money
. from them.
y Patrick Doney, aa omnibus driver, who robbed.
bis vehicles cash bex was egamiaed by Recorder
Blache and seat besore the lirst District Court ON
II We from Mr. RefaIs Fec order Blache's
clerk, the following interesting general atatement
Of the criminal htsness r1RsaGted in that Court
Business transacted in Raeonler Blaches Court
from Junals, laS0, TO Dee.sI Is60
Fines collected June 1s-to July |, asas July,
s10i9 20 j; Angrst, sll42 tSeptembeF ,ste e58 10;
October $925s Novemhsrs $5a3 TO-, Tatsl of per
Treasuger's- receipts, s5e22s2D-.
i Number of warrants issued on the following
Il charges, and executed Assaait and battery, l60;
y larceny, 50; assault vita intent to kill s0s obtain
ing goods ualer false psetanses, Is breach OF the
i peaca lao breach of Fnst, 20 yislation Of city
:, ordinances 15 disord eriy conduct 5 yag1ancy,
J, 80; robbery 5 /; malicious mischief, 3 selling
liquer to slaves, 10 r5osiumg stolen property, 20
. keeping dsorderly hogses, 20i insanity, IL; ombez
:, element; 3; murder. 1ot Total n1nher warrants
y issued, SEQ.
+ 'y to December ~ 1880: Larceny, s26 assault
rood ,attery, "a shooting with infant to kill 8
esompositg goods unGeEfase preteDses, 5 stabbing
Witt ssnt to commit murder. s.; enterfag house
r sgis to commita felony, A murder 5; arson,
n (, va, iqEY, 3; Elsimag 4 5Eeach ee trust, I;
! FiseepiP orderly house Or brothel, ;:feceiying
y stolemproa ssy, carrying concealed weapons i;
malicious h shiffsIS harborng runaSsy slaves,
The number Of persons arrested dar;ag the night
for being drunk and disturbing the peace, and ex
d ansned every marliag BY tie Recorder, $500.
!, Recorder Long is still conEned at home by the in
tiammation in hiaeyes but Wa are glad 70 hear j.
q getting better 2gais Assistant ReeaEder Magioni
d who has along been dischasipg hs Court business,
1t had nothing o. interest before him Saturday.
r Mike Reed, alias Redd i. and VIM H. Howard, ,
were on Saturday eXaIainad bafere Recorder
Adams on discharge of hurglarF, and after hear
1ng tns tesemony o. sEaeial M oaaess Y Farrell ana
la before the Eirst Dstr:a5 Court the charge Of
- burglary uader bonds CT $500 ea2h. Mr.. DaleoArt.
A the proseea eators recog lea On aeaeadion that Ess
. time of t.eir arrest.
y Lumley Allen was charged with assault and bat-
terry by James Cuneos who alleges that on the 18TH
10 of Noye7nhex, abpusSs O'Clock, F Nj on Magazne
street, between st. Andrew. and Josephine, Allen
"a assaulted and begs ,deponsat with canss The
Recorder; will lock into the AFFAIR on the l5s INST
'e A LVNAFIo As sItM BuRNEp AND Loss aE LIFE
The Nashville Gazette of the lst has the ;ollowing
a NJ. arville J.. Hack, osndactor on tha ,Ndgafeli
= and kentucky Eailroad, brings rs the melancholy
r and heart-enGng intelligence that the Lnnatit
Q, Asylum at Hopknsyila, one. of tho largest ant
st rasl public Lsdpgs iathe State Of kentucky was
i destroyed sire on Friday morning last, and that
u fifty Of the nmates Gsnished il the aames Their.
4 were three Aundred patients in tho Asylum, and
rs quired almost supaaanman effort to rescue tn
q two handrsd and fGW who we're saved, and grea
- ulany of these renaoFed ssi mora delirous by th
oi sppalling exoitesna Of the occasion, broke loos
from then custodsaas and the citizens, and still
It 4 atlarge. Seyersa0f the inmasea were from Ten
I. | nessee.
- Hopkinsvilles s the capital of CHRISTIAN conaA,
F. Ky, and is situated l6s mss southwest Of Franl
fort Later Intelligence s2ows that the statemer
- =, of the loss of hfe is greatly exaggerated.
M THE, NEya York TRIRusE ON SEaEssIoN.- Touch
IN ing this question the graat organ Of Black aeput
* lcanism says: lz
But if aAe cotton States generally unite with h