New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-10
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1860.

money, and he fobbea IL and left Such rascality
as this, right under She nose Of justice, ought to
suffer the North Carolina punishment Of public
whipping. Hecht gave bail to appear.
COMMITTED FOR TgrALs - Assistant Recorder
Benit yesterday sent J. s. Hewes before the First
District Court for stealing two silver watches and
chains, worth $50, and $f IN cash, from Joseph
David'F boarding on Ursulines street, near
the leyee. The watches weTs recovered from a
paWnbrokery on Bourbon, where Hewes had left
them. In default of bail, he was sent to prison.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Jas. Kelly and II. 0'Brien
were yesterday arraigned before Assistant Reeor-
der BENT, on charge Of having, on Wednesday
evening, at the of Canal and EilIere streets,
seized and robbed Mr. Thos. L. Graham az he was
on his way home seizng him from behind, hold
ing his arms, choking him, and searching his pock-
cts and taking twelve dollars. The twain were sent
to prison to await examination
DIscHARGED.-Jacob Cushing, charged with lar
ceny on board the steamer Laurel Hill, was dis
missed yesterday by Assistant Recorder Benit, the
prosecutor, Thomas Rickart, failing to appear
AecIDEsT.-Mr. Philip Delachaise of Jefferson
city was badly wounded in one of his hands on
Wednesday, by the accidental discharge Of pistol
he was handling. The accident occurred at Beat
ty's stable, on jackson street, Fourth District
FATAL AccrDEsr.-It is reported that Thomas
Duffy, a levee laborer, was killed on Wednesday
afternoon, by falling through hatchway of the
ship Orso, lying at the foot Of Adele street. Fourth
District. The Coroner, however, had not been ad-
vised of it up to last evening
She FANcIED HIS CoAT.-Mrs. Carrigan awaits
examination before Recorder Long. The com
plant is, that she stole cloth coat from Pierre
veridez, on Frenchmen street.
PooR DEvIL--Bartey Golbach yesterday went
to Recorder Long, and complaining that he had
neither money, friends nor home, asked to be sent
to the Work-house. The Recorder accommodated
him, and sent him up for three months.
RECKLESS DRIvrSe.-Julia Reese little Cir
eleven years old, was run over by a dray yester
day morning OH st. Thomas street, and had botf
legs crushed. Should she not die, she must be
helpless cripple for life. The driver was going
furiously at the time though previously warned te
slacken his pace. His name is Daniel Monaghan
He was arrested soon afterward, and Recorder
| Summers held him for examination.
| COMMITTED FOR MuRDER-The German carter
Jost charged with killing Sebastian Kaiser in the
| Fourth District, several weeks ago, by striking
him in the head with the butt Of his whip, was yes
terday examined before Recorder Adams. Th,
boy who testified before the Coroner that he saw
Jost give the blow, now swore positively before
the Recorder that he did not see the blow given
| Still the other testimony was so strong that th
Recorder committed Jost to the First Distric
| Court for murder, and remanded him to prison.
| ISorEsr.-The Coroner yesterday held an inques
ON the body of Alfred johnson, an old free negro
a native of Virginia, found dead at his residence
on st. Paul street, between Poydras and Lafayette
Verdict, pleurisy. He was well known aroun'
Poydras Market, as the old darkey with the rickets
FIRST DISTRICT Court w Judge Httnt--Jame
Kay, charged with embezzlement, pleaded guilt
to larceny. The plea was accepted, and he wa
remanded to await sentence.
Jerry Rordan charged with larceny. withdrey
his former plea of not guilty. and entered plea G
| guilty.
Henry Ferrot was dismissed by noHe proseq,
from charge of assank and battery.
A batch of informations was filed by the Distric
| Attorney