New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-07

was never very orderly, will be full Of riot and
crime. Whatever may be the result of this con-
test, ii appears to me that the South loses every
thing.
The North, however, has always its industry, its
manufactures, its commerce. Before cotton was
known, the North was thriving; and it seems to
me that the North and West would have been
much uch better on II they never had had any South !;
that s II the MIsslsspp river could have belonged
entirely to the North East and West as an outlet
for the products of the latter
Now, if you will have the kindness to give me
your views on this subject, you will greatly oblige
US. VI course no one can tell the duration of the
war. The majority Of the North seems as deter
mined as the South. There is this difference, how
ever, that while there appears to be peace party
at the North, as is seen by some petitions etc.
and by proceedings in some State legislatures
there Is no snch thing peace party in the
South; and the determination appears to resist to
the e9d-or indeed always to resist. This may be
perseVered IN or may not-sonetimes people get
tired
RECORDER EMERsoN's CorRT-Henry Gugel, for
hsticu1hng zachary Bruenn, the 10th ult, at
his store, No. "a Poydras street, was yesterday
sent before the First District Court He furnished
bail.
Christian Welker for abusing and threatening
Henry Knack, at the corner of Bacchus and Clio
streets; Michael Welsh, for knocking down his
Margaret, at No 286 Camp street, and Mike and
Mrs Hester. for threatening John Milier's life, at
No. 80 Religious street, were ali put under peace
bonds.
The following cases were fixed
VIM Burns and Chas. Jensing, arrested on Full
ton street, charged by Frank Seymour with utter
ing incendiary language. Burns gave bail of
$lo0o and the other, in default of ball. was sent to
prison.
Catherine Jones, charged with assulting Ger
trude Widlg with hatchet, and batting her over
the head with a piece of stove-pipe, on Friday
last, at No 35l Magazine street. Bail given.
RECORDER GAsTHEL's CoURr.-Joseph Jolly was
RI +I,1D
ton on a charge Of having committed a. rape on a
little girl, under 10 years of age named Veronica
Aubert, on the 9th of July last at the house, of
the accused, on Bourbon street, near St. Phi'ip
street.
jean Mattias was baed in the sum of $500 to
answer for bloody intention of wiping out one
Thomas Williams with dangerous weapon.
William McClay, accused of selling liquor to a
slave, gave bail in the sum Of $500 to appear and
answer.
John Zamora not having friend in need to go
his bail, was warehoused in the Parish Prison to
answer for insulting and abusing the queenly Vic
tora Ellis.
Mrs. Richard was bonded to appear and answer
a charge preferred by Mistress Calaghan, of having
destroyed the peace and harmony of her usual
tranquility.
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT.-Assistant Recorder
Magioni yesterday sent Bcente Ordas before the
First District Court, for assauting Mariana Con
zaies with dagger, at No ii Vaudeville street,
some two months ago.
Patsy Hassy, charged with fisticuffing Catherine
Robinson at No. 500 Casacalvo street, besides dis
tnrbing the peace and resisting the police, was
sent to prison in default of bail as also was Law
renee Collins charged with stealing 500 from
Capt Mccain, on Friday last. W. H. Heron
awaits hearing on the charge of having given
Anatole Deamare, boy u or 13 years old, sew
eral blows in the mouth with earthen bottle. on
the Both ut., on Esplanade street, near the Bayou.
Complaints have been made and warrants issued
for the arrest of the following:
James FarCUsDO rherue5 wifi uio t1y,t thro1y
ing an old man named Brown into gutter at the
corner of Greatmen and Desire Streets on Sunday.
Jacob ullman, charged with putting Louisa Keans
furniture, clothing ETC., out of her house into the
yard Of the same, at the corner of Greatnen and
Congress streets, to the great danger of running
said property Andrew Alorecht, charged with
striking Philip Klees in the face, on Levee street.
Michael Barrett, charged with beating his Mary, at
No. II Enghien street. And Joseph Estin, charged
with stealing from John Wells child coach whip
worth 81 so.