New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30

FREE MARkEr.--Ihere were 1888 families sup
piled yesterday. The following is the distribution
10 bbs. rnolasses II sacks rice, l3i bushels meal,
half bb herrings, boxes Goldfish Is SKIS. potatoes,
$50 bunche8 leeks 400 do greens, 200 do. turnips,
Is sacks turnps, 70 punches carrots, so do. pars-
ley, 70 do. challots 700 pumpkins % kits mackerel
l bbl. sour krout, 1900 loayes bread, builocks,
700 head cabbage.
CRIMINAL CARELEssSEsS,-Th gutter cleaners
made visit to Meipomene street, yesterday, and
their combined abors resulted in great deal
more BARN than good. They displaced the center
plank of the footcrossing on Melpomene street,
running the full width Of Franklin street, and
afterward replaced it without mailing it down.
The result was that lady, with child in arms, re-
ceiyed violent fall, and we are told was consid-
erably brui> ed. Others were more or less hurt
until one gentleman 50 fixed the plank as to pre-
vent its doing further damage. This is the second
time this has occurred in the same spot, and the
| worthy Street Commissioner should make an ex
ample of the careless party, and prevent recur-
renee Of the like in future.
LOOK OUT DELIEQuENTs. 3Go claims have
been placed in the hands Of the Sheriff for collec-
ton, being fines against those who failed to attend
the stated drills of military companies.
FIRE.-The roof of kitchen, at AGA Josephine
street, was burned yesterday morning at about
half-paat II O'Clock. The fire caught from spark
from a stove-pipe attached to an adjoining house.
Tie building belongs to D. Haberstck, and is used
by Mrs. McCune.
STEALING GUEs.-Henry Holland and Tom Con
ners were arrested by officer Mullen yesterday,
charged, upon information received, with stealing
lot Of double barrelled shot guns from store on
Canal street. The accused were locked up in the
First District ealaboose.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr-Judge C0Hens-The fsl
| lowing was the business transacted yesterday:
NJ. Boyle, pleading guilty of assault and battery
was sentenced to four hours imprisonment in the
| Parish Prison.
Julia Elliott, f. W. c.. in the State contrary tc
law, was sentenced to the Penitentiary for one
year
W. Fl. Harrison, found guilty of larceny, was
sentenced to six months in the Penitentiary.
Ferdinand Canal, indicted for passing counter
felt bank note, was discharged by mol pros
Gustav Sadanaux was arraigned for trial on tht
charge Of assault with intent to commit rape
| The case was given to the jury, who failed tt
agree, and the accused was discharged on bail, II
| await further orders.
Wm. Martini indicted for assault and battery
was discharged By mol. pros.
RECORDER ENERsoN's CoURT. - John Gilmore
accused of lamlnng Henry Cotfree, last Wednes
day, on Rampant street, will answer next week
! Bond given.
Paul Dunbar, f. m. c., charged with insultin
people on the streets, indiscrminately, and usin
obscene language, was sent to prison il default {
bail to await examination.
John Dumas, arrested as dangerous and susp
1 cous character was also sent to prison to wa
until his case can be looked into.
" Mrs. John King, accused of a breach of Il
4 peace, gave bond in the sum of $3.50 that ST
! wouldn't do so again for three months.
Mrs. Hogan gave bond to answer the complai
of Charles McCatthy, who accuses her of threa
ening to burn the premises she occupies, whit
premises were rented to her by af6ant.