New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
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h,on.,tt baeara VOC
ray, for drinking in a cabaret IN perdido streat
The Recorder reonircd him "a nav a fne of slo T.
take check for TWENTY-FIVE lashes nj tba ctr, ia;,
The money was paid, and James saved his baean
Perry, slave of PRAY was arrested by -,
Tank and Nixon. for drnl.ino in a caborat a. ~
corner of perdido and Basin streets Ho ,yas cont
down to receive TWENTY-FIVE lasbes
These are only the preliminary marta of tba buz.
mess The owners of the bonses in which tla
slaves were caught drinking will in due time be
brought up on affidavit formallv made IA s,oa,I
will be their chance Of escaping the severe and
pensiye penalties imposed by the new and con.
firmed law against the sale of Iiouor tn slaves
In the Second District several cabaret teensrs
have already been detected in and comnla;ned of
bv Tho nol;ca for tha otoro g.. =, =,
be before the Recorder of that n;striot i ,ooa
time.
Antonio williams was arrested H., oesoou p.;oa
for selling groe to slaves ii tbe cabaret of 1,.h
he had charge. ON Fulton straat
1t is not probable that tbere v;l, bereo ftor h.
many arrests under this new Maine liquor law.
which is now hanging over the heads of The darkiea
and the white men who like to accommodates
them. A penalty of $500 is too much to be risked
BY the sale Of five cents worth Of whisky.
EXAMINATION or CuARrrs prrrps ~ p.r.,ss,.
AZ Acrrssopy- ro ruv M,,nr,,- -, a.,
Charles Peterson, or Peters, (the name being va
riously given), was yesterday examined before Re.
corder Witt, on the Coroner's affidavit, charging
him with having been accessory to the murder of
Frank Mohman, in Hoffneyer,s coffeehouse IN
Old Leyee street, On the night Of tie llth int.
It will be remembered that the testimony before
the Coroner showed the stabbing to have been
done by one Frank Baker, who escaped: and that
the pocket-knife with which the stabbng was done.
or at least an open pocketknife with bloody
blade, picked up on the spot afterward, was by
Peters admitted TO be his property.
The testimony yesterday was precisely the same
as that given before the Coroner, and published at
the time.
1t was shown that Peters was near Baker and
Mohilnah Wheh they had their difficulty; this he
hnlseif admitted he also admitted that the bloody
knhe was his; and upon this admission he was
c"inHtted Ior trial ~ the First District Court,
accessory TO the murder, and remanded to prison.
UGH!-Coroner Beach yesterday examined an
almost undistinguishable mass of matter, found in
the river opposite Notre Dame street. and which
he had been informed was the body of a young
infant. Such he found it, but the sex was undis
cernable. Verdict, infantis:de, by some person
unknown.
AN ILL-MASNERED DoG.-Louis Schmidt, f. M
d.. was Yesterday before Recorder witt charqed
with being the owner ~ ! aog wb;cb i, Waa,,aa
..s, H. ~ "trn' ~ "euhes-
uay night tasteu the leg OF aired Beaufeu, at the
corner of Ursunes and Prieur streets. Schmidt
was booked for hearing on the 3lst instant
r,r,n.a. .,,,, p.,.s.
esa AM nophhsh'-onaer TINS charge,
Joseph Loreth of Nos 125 and 127 Marais street
was yesterday arragned before Recorder Wit
m tha affidavit of caroIina + = i ,o.;.:.. =.
pIs s.aaa. - ,csiuine Oh st.
fiiihp street. oet"eeh hopeftson and Where. Her
complaint was, that the 2Ist instant said Loreth
and another man torciby entered her premises
and carried off a walnut badstood ,-d..,, sss .,o
a' ps's'eao worth s4o,
thereoy perpetratlng the double crime of trespass
and robbery The accused gave bail to appear on
the Ist nroy
hohleiDE.-Deputy coroner Soraparu yesterday
Nsoeii - iA4uS "po' 'he pout u oepasuah hal-
rasiaa,oa g. ~, iJunu ueaa AZ ms
,,at;al - an ~, suee. nea, r.i'oh. E2ami
e.ans . snoneu wa. uea,n iau resulted
,t"o.u'o VI 'ie eAu.t, eaoseo py pioW from
so1 Jun. ins'i uiiien' we Htness' whose testl
80 ,'.ie" aonio ts"t apoh t'.e iiiatter, was ex-
last the 23d annarv 1sso ~ about ~ moLaaY
NJ, Sebastian Kaiser was going up Fulton street
with hls dray, and another person, whose name
do du nios hhow was coming DOWN 81. andrew street
in contact at the corner of St anJre, avS pt Gate
Streets and the deceased Sebastian Kaiser said to
me other + g person cant you drive better than
and Ia thne iau ', peIson s1 aepleu, HI ~ snow you
ceased blow on his head with iii loaded Win
whilst he was still sitting on his dray. Deceased
upon i9 seeering the ploW sad IL IS all right;
know the name Of N" WARSAW ao nor
but would recognize him if should see him Ileft on
the same cart with the person who struck deceased,
Whilst d ut sau n t ~ me- ro hea,y ain hen MN ths was
about o'clock that same evening he came to n1 a.
residence, and not finding me at home, he met me
afterwards IN the street, and told me not to say
III Tba nt5ar w u,;;no,uss "iy nos i, t1o .o.a 4. =,
ined today, at 10 o'clock, at Engine. house No %
Soraparu street.
That EVERLASTING JouS svIrH-Ha b,s hoo,
getting into hot water apain nv 1amhostinr r
Wheelripbt. at apv rate Recorder Summers %.
terday asked him for so5 for AZ do;nn ond u. ssnn
peaee bonds for tbe next half yeoT Ton;,,s. -
furnish either cash or bond be wss cont "a H. ct
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