New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21
VOLUME XIII
Neu 0rleans 1ailp Crescent.
.51-777--7
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1860.
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horns and hoofs.
ALLEGED FRAUD NND ARsoS.-Henry Goldman,
whose drug store on Canal street was burnt down
on Thursday morning, on Thursday evening
arrested on charge Of fraud, in issuing to II. W.
Conner a Son, in payment Of note, check on
the Crescent City Bank for 1896 al, when he had
no money in the bank.
Goldmann's friends wanted to bail him out at
once but Recorder Blache refused to take BAIL
having been informed that Goldman was sus
peoted of having set fire to his store and that
charge to that effect would be made as soon as
certain information could be obtained by the po
lice During the evening, the parties applied TO
the Mayor and obtained the release OF Goldman,
giving the required BAIL Yesterday morning Ser
geant Decoux of the Second District police, made
au affidavit before Recorder Blache, charging
Goldman with arson; he was rearested, and is
now awaiting examination before the Recorder
MORE IScENpIARIsM.-On Thursday evening. be-
tween haf-past and o'clock, fire broke out in
shanty in Craps street. between Enghen and
Port Streets twas promptly extingushed. There
was evidence that it was the work Of an incendi.
ary.
Yesterday afternoon, at about 2 o'clock, house
Morales streets, the property of Mrs. Louise jour
dan, were destroyed by ife-the work OF an in
cendiary, as reported by Lieut.. Mazerat. The
property was insured. # es
sparks from the above fire iginited the roof Of
Mr.. Cerder's house, on Marigny street, between
Crquhart and Girod. The roof was partly de-
stroyed before the fire was put out.
RECORDER EMERaoN's' CouRr-Thos. Donovan
was charged yesterday morning by James Nc
Laughlin with having on the 28th ut., stabbed and
severely wounded him in the right arm with q
pocket knife, with intent to kill him. Recorder
Emerson will examine the case on The ~ of
August, prox. Bail $1,000.
William Vernon, who was charged on the 18th
inst, with stabbing and dangerously wounding a
man named Jas. Thomas, was discharged after an
examination Of the case,
| The charge of trespass made by j. Q. A. Holt
against Bridget Ryan, Sarah Wilson, Margaret
| Murray, Mary Ann Calhoun and John Nolan, was
| dismissed at the request Of the prosecutor.
| The charge Of assault and battery made against
the slave sandy Gohaley by Joshua Jones, N. y,
| was also withdrawn.
/ Mrs. Broter residing at Al South Market street,
reported that she had her attention attracted on
Thursday evening, by the paintye cry Of an infant
| proceeding from under the stairs Of the house.
| Upon examination, she discovered child, appa-
rently FIVE or six weeks old carefully wrapped in
| cloth which had been deposited there. Mrs. Broter
made her declaration to the police, and kindly took
care Of the innocent little creature, which may be
claimed by its unfortunate mother, if she feels re-
greet for the unnatural abandonment of her off:
| spring.
mocking- bird is at the Recorders office, await
ing a claimant. It appears that suspicious look,
ing individual was met by policeman, on Thurs.
/ day night having in his possession cage contain
/ ing the bird The officer suspected that the
| valuable songster might have been stolen, and
proceeded to arrest the individual. He laid hold
of the cage, and the bearer thereof seeing himself
thus embarrassed, took to his heels. The officer
took the bird to the First District police station
where the melodous notes of its midnight song
made quite contrast with the blasphemous howls
of the drunken wretches who filed the cells.
RECORDER BLAeHE's CouRT.-John Gibbons yes
terday gave bail to to the charge of having
i pitched into F.. Luis on the Levee, opposite the
/ Red Stores.
John Williams was sent before the First Distrie
Court, for stealing piece of merino from P
Gaune's store on Charres street, on the 9th inst.
Gustave Bernard was sent to prison tht
charge ofhaving entered R. w. ogden's drug stors
in broad daylight and stolen 81 from the none.
drawer.
Simon Stacy gave bail to answer to the eharg
of having Illegally retained breast-pin which
Martha Chandler had entrusted to him; thereb,
perpetrating a breach of thrust.
Michael Killely was dismissed from the oharg
of having tlrashed Patrick Golding.
Henry Goldman, the druggist, whose case j
| a1p bara to ppilp IN hid
his time.
RECORDER LoSG's COrRT.--The dog that bit TIL
leg of Mrs. Kramer, on Music street, on Thursday
was brought into court and condemned to death
, The officers dispatched him in the backyard. H
5 was extraordinarily hard to kill After being she
seven times he had to be beaten to death with
club. He was house dog, and rushed out at
gate and bit Mrs. X. as she was passing along til
street.
4 touching episode occurred in the court pre-
ceedngs. lot of drunken and dsorderly wome
were sentenced to three months in the Worl-houst
: One of these was Mrs. Doyle. Whilst the wome
were in cell of the lookup, awaiting the arryi
of the Black Maria, little bit of a boy appeare
in court, and approaching the Recorder, said, g M
Recorder, how much will you charge to let m
mother ont?" The Recorder, surprised, aske
him now nlucn ne WOula give. ne salu ne Wou
n give two dollars, that being all the money he ha
Ii and that it was half of his months wages his bus
ness being that of selling papers at Ennis, depe
!, : at four dollars month"; "If let your moth
out said the Recorder, 1eshe'll only get dru1
i, again ; can you keep her from drinkingsa L
le tried hard to make her quit it, the little one
- piled, but she will drink and don't know VIII
,s ther can make herqut not The little fello
S, began to show symptoms of distress, when the i
9, corder said to him, .sSonny, I'll tell you what
y do. If you can yet your mother to sign the plede
rs I'll let her out. Go and see your mother, and
a. what, she says
Sc An officer showed the little fellow into the loo
-, up where, through the bars, he saw his mother
cell with the other women. He called her
the bars and sad Ma, if get you out of Il
place, will you sign the pledge not to drink a
more ~ Mrs. Doyle, who was naturally enou
80 in great Distress answered, :" Yes, sonny I'll
!, anything to get out of this The boy went fyi
y back to the Recorder, reported his mothers I
e, swer, and offered his hard-earned two dollars.
~ ~ The Recorder told him to keep his money, a
IN then had Mrs. Doyle brought before him aga
81 She was very pentent, and made all sorts
tic promises. The Recorder lectured her, and ga
81. her to understand that he pardoned her only