New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-13

again arrested and are now awaiting the arrival
of special officers Smith lard aud Boullosa who
had gone up the jackson Railroad after them. is
said that Mr.. Costa s not the only person sindIed
by them, and that their profits in that line will
amount to over sixteen hundred dollars Before
leaving here they provided themselves with mill
tary passes from the Spanish Consul, with the pur
pose, no doubt Of giving the Yankees the benefit
Of their experience in cheating; but they will have
to stop in this section while longer - .s'7iT' %
STEAMBOAT RoBBEsY=,A man named John VIII
li2ms was arrested yesterday morning, upon the
accusation that be had committed burglary on the
steamboat Louisville, on Wednesday night. He
was remanded for future examination.
DANGEROUSLY CuT.-William Martin was arrested
yesterday morning and locked up in the Second
District police station charged with having stabbed
and dangerously wounded a man named Stephen
Stafford, at1the Jackson Railroad depot. Stafford
was sent TO the Charity Hospital. His wound is in
TIL" side. =? '" = ''4 .s'i" @cf &4l52* w. /
LETTERS from our r'absent Volunteers to the fol-
lowing addresses may be had by parties applying
in person or by written order at this Office: = =
sJno. Adams 5Jno. N. Beatty, Sam. q. Brown,
Wm. Banks, Julius Burchtorf. Miss Mary Barry,
Messrsa Brown & George, Bartholemew, Byrnes, A.
H. Brfnten, Roger Casewell,. Mrs. Josephine Gun
W IL hE,
Mrs. S. A. Demarest, Hugh Delacy (2), Miss Ellen
Doarsing, Robert Daily, Mrs. Catherine l.. Fenigan,
Peter Farre, Peter C. Felberg, Mrs. E. NJ. Fau-
CHER a.. NJ. Flicker, Jas. N. Gyan, NJ. Healy,
| v. Hany, Miss Mary E. johnson, Nathiel Jenkins,
| Miss Mary johnson, Mrs. Caroline Jones, John F.
Kearney, Mrs Mary Kialea, Mrs. Ellen Kelly,
Ihos, Lyons, Mrs l.. Laferest. Jackson Levy, ?.
?. McMichel, sr:, John Marshall, P. Marks, Alfred
Miller, Miss G. Moore, Mrs. Melis, David McCaus-
| ling. Robert Mnrdock, Bernard McGenty, Mrs.
Jane McGraw, Edward MeCuen. F. Nicklos, G. ii.
| =. Macs, William Ryan, DR.. Rolling {Carrnilton)
Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Louis Porter, Mrs Sarah Peyton,
John Pearce, Miss B. Purcell, G. l.. Parker, Jos.
! Rawgo, Mrs. a. Rioutf, Miss Lucy spaldng, Mrs
J.. 7. Surfer Cavier silYy, Mrs. Sarah Stratton H.
| B. Stevens, Mrs. Bridget Sm5th, N.sSchneherger,
Owen sheridon 90, John stringham, Heinrich
Schmidt. Henry Stark. ?. sauV6, W. j. Thompson.
Mrs. Thompson, David Thomas teare R. Nugent,&
Coz, Mrs. a. G.. Thicker Harry G. Travers, Miss
jams Wise (2), Miss Julia WILL John Wilson, VIM.
Weber, Miss Maggie Burke, John Young.
| RECORDER EMERsoN's COURT George Hanna
| who was accused Of having stolen a blanket, and
| who could not prove the possession of a good
character, was sent to the Work-house for ninety
| days. -,.}.-. ...4 ., .. .,,,-z. -,
| Madame Eerges, who is the propregess Of a
! grocery on Dryades street, gave bail in $780, tc
| answer to the accusation Of having seld liquor tc
| slave in contravention to law. .-...
| Emanuel Lopez, charged with having stolen S6C
from the residence of Renaud Prospere, on Cla
| borne street, near Common, sent to prison to
| await examination on the 18th inst.
| John Sheeher, also under arrest for, stealing a
| silver watch and several articles of other ware
| from Anthony Mofy, was examined and sent to
prison in default of bail.
Bridget Hanley and Bridget Welsh were held to
answer for beating Bridget Higgins, resident Of
| Triton, Walk. ~, =
| D. W. Lawson, who was charged with commit
ting assault and battery upon his afectionate wife
| Matilda, was fined $40 and made member of the
| peace society for six months. . ..,,..
! Pat Cunningham was also mulcted in the amour
of $40, for getting drunk and kicking up a fuss.
The proprietor of the Chrystal Palace, corner o
| ST. Charles and Poydras streets, was tried upoI
the charge of having sold liquor to slaves, ant
sentenced to pay $3.50. He asks for a new trial
and the case will be decided to-day. r-r
| RECORDER GAsTINEL's s CouRT-Wm. Clfer wa
| yesterday arrested upon an affidavit made b.
| Auguste Sangas, who charges him with swindlnl
him out of the value of a sail boat. Cliffer gav'
$500 bail to appear.
| Joseph Corminose gave $500 bail to appear art
answer to the charge of having insulted ant
abused Anatoli Rondanes.
Stephen and Carolina Civon for insulting ant
abusing Johanna Blumenkron, have to give bond
in $500 each to keep the peace for three months