New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-29
NUMBER $50.
other cIrcumatanees viii probably lead 70 the con

other circumstances will probably lead TO the con-
viction Of the rascais.
| WATcH SPEcuLAToRs M TROUBLE Officers Fisk
and Ryan last evening arrested on Dryades street,
| John d. Lewis and John D. Hunter, alias Yellow
Jack, as dangerous and suspicious characters.
Each had splendid new gold watch--both evil
IDENTIFY stolen. One watch is numbered II, ,I97 and I
| the other $780,
RoBBRKY.-The office Of Mr. Julian Neville, auc-
/ tioneer, on Commercial Place, was entered on I
/ Tuesday night and robbed Of $3.50, belonging to /
/ clerk there employed he having drawn the money I
/ from savings bank, under fear Of monetary |
crisis and left it there for safer keeping as he fan
cied. 1t was a singular robbery. The clerk, hav-
/ ing 10 90 with some ladies to theater, and not
wishing to carry the heavy key Of the Office in his
pocket, he concealed it within window, in place
4 which he fancfed was known only to himself.
This key was found by the robber. whoever he
i was the outer door was unlocked, and the inner
door; the drawer in which the key of the safe
was opened this key taken, the safe opened, and
the money taken. The special police were yesrer-
day endeavoring to find clse to the robber, who
showed by his knowledge of the keys, ETC., that
he must have been there before in some honest
. guse.
HARD TIMES, OR MIsFAKE.-Mr. Samuel Sidle
was arrested last evening on the grave charge Of
having issued to E. NJ. Young a check on bank in
which he had no deposits. Recorder Emerson will
look into the thing.
JEFFERSON Cry ITEMS. - From the Jefferson
, Journal Of yesterday copy the following
Accident. James Green, young man, a resident
of this city, on Sunday evening had the thumb of
, his right hand blown off, while returning from q
hunting excursion, by the accidental discharge of
his gun.
Suicide of a Boy-A lad named William Prider,
, aged about Is years, who resided with his parents
in this city, on Saturday last committed suicide by
shooting himself The instrument was a shotgun,
heavily loaded with buck-shot, taking effect below
!, the ribs on the right side. He died on Monday
!. morning last. It appears that the boy had been
] punished by his mother for some fault and deem
ing the punishment unjust shortly afterward shot
/ himself as above stated, in his own yard.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-,Judge Hunt Charles
!. Burke yesterday pleaded guilty TO larceny, and
/ was remanded to await sentence.
y John WhaIen alias Carol, pleaded guilty to as
saglt and battery and was Femanaea. :.
This being Thanksgiving, there will be no Cour
j, today.
j. REooRDER EaERsoN's CoURr. The following
!. parties were yesterday examined aud sent befors
e the First District Court: Geo. Nj. Beatty, fol
e knocking down and choking and threatening to Kill
in Catherine Crouan, in the Merchants Hotel, on tht
II goth inst. bail given The same, for beating ant
10 knocking down and threatening to XII Emanue
- Bret, proprietor of the hotel on the same ocea
ID sion; bail given. And the same again, for beatnt
x. Mrs. Bret and dragging her by The hair, when sh
!. interfered in behalf of her husband bail given
- Beatty, it appeared, was formerly book-keeper il
the hotel, under its former proprietor; being dis
charged by the change, he got his back up, under
IL took to take possession, punished the servant gir
a. Kate punished the proprietor when he went to tn
as rescue of Kate, and punished Mrs. Bret when sh
tie went to her husbands rescue. The rip-roarin
on Beatty has to still another charge befor
4; the Recorder-that of returning to the hotel thre
days after his first grand onslaught, cursing
be in search Of whom he might devour, and fngin
the hotel register down stairs he being at the tim
ur under bonds for his other offences. This latte
case is to be examined on the 7th prox. 1t is
Hibernian difficulty nil around. A friend of tn
alk accused called upon the Recorder and asked hir
re- to deal gently with Beatty, for the reason that
,e was q hightoned Irish gentleman.
Jr. i. Evans, sent before the First Distric
m Court for stealing s35 worth of harness from Di
he Delrieus stable on Rampant street, on the Got
of instant. Sent down in default of bail.
ra d. Gillespie and one Duffy, for creating smal
n' earthquake in Mrs, Catherine Johnson's dlnker,
Us. on Pearl street, and Mary Murphy, for breaking
it'll open D. McCarthys door on Tchonpitouas street
cd and wreaking her vengeance on his furniture
were put under bonds not to let their angry pas
W uo sions rise for the next three months y.
we Peter Ford, charged by Nj. j. G. Quinan wit
as assault and battery and attempted highway rot
to- berry, was discharged.
ell The following parties were arraigned and hel
for future examination:
of John Ward and Owen Finnegan, charged wit
j, being concealed in the third story of the Nerand
- Hotel on Tuesday evening. Sent down in deiau
my of bail.
oy- VII. Howard, charged with being very DANCE
her GUS and suspicious; arrested on Magazine stree
.h Bail given.
the Jennings, f. m. c., charged by the Chief
an Police with frequently expressing incendia
of abolition sentiments to free negroes and slaves
got this CITY, thereby conducting to discomfort amoi
e. the former and characterization among the latte
ins Bail given to appear on the 7th.
at Emanuel Garcia y Leon, charged with sellir
of grog to Janvier slave Of Landry in his coffee hou
mo- corner of Common and Franklin streets Bail S5t
e Mike Denley, alias Kennedy, charged with bel
ese the man who offered VIM. Wilson, alias Red Bi
rye the of $40 to assassinate Giovanni Mesini wi
ned had him arrested in the Second District char
IS. of larceny; the said Mesin in consequence of De
IA leys said application TO the Red Bill aforesaid co
res sdering his life in danger. Bail given to appe
ave on the l1th.
Charles McGuey, charged by officer Hamptt
rya with being dangerous and suspicious charaete
~ ~ Sent down in default OF bail.
.evi John Jacobs, charged with assaulting his wifi
less Mrs Eliza Jacobs, chasing her with drawn kni
vas and endeavoring and threatening to kill her.
80 Monday, at their residence on Baronne street; h
'ah brother, Simon kronberg, making the charge Bs
om- given to appear on the 7th
te,- Johanna Condor and Margaret Welch, charg
on with pestering Mary Ann Robinson nearly ont
her life, and on one occasion striking and spitt
at given.
age BARLEY Graney and Pat Goyne, charged wi
to scandaousy disturbing the peace of Julia stree
: -. ~ Sent down.
ati- Henry Jones, charged with stealing SIG co
from Mrs. Foge's on Tchouptoulas street. Sc
tod down.
s nsu G. w. Snow, charged with picking John Hurley
win pocket of his pocket book, containing 81 and
him dime in his boarding house at the corner Of Jul
any and New Levee streets. Sent down.
ooL Ephram McDowl and John Welsh, the latt
a @eA charged with knocking down and bruising Cath
at rine johnson on Pearl street, by running whe,
had barrow against her, at McDowls instigaton, and
him third man cursing and abusing her whilst she W
mt down, all on Monday morning. Bail given.
~, John Dougherty, charged with stealing thr
the and pair Of scissors, all valued at S5 ro
john Englemann, on Baronne street. Sent dow
ner RECORDER BLAcHE's CouRT.-Assistant Rec,
on der Fremaux yesterday examined Victor Mnar
ted on the charge of having obtained $40 worth
- champagne from Charles Couteux, at the corner
'oh Chartres and Bienyille Streets under false q
ned fraudulent representations, on Monday last. I
sun testimony conclusive and the accused was 81
mos before the First District Court, and in default
aaa bail he remanded to prison.
case lot of incorrigible vagrants were sent to
Work. house for long terms, and a lot of drunkaI
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