New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
Aet1 Orleans Bulb Gresttrlt,
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY Is, 1861.

is, that he s at his post again, and doesn't eX-
pect to disappear again very soon. Fortunately,
there vas very little worth reporting on Tuesday
Hecorder Emerson sent Gabriel Claco before the /
First District Court, for stealing s65 from George
Reltzs pocket, in Il. Bartels tailor-shop, No 1876 /
Camp street. He also committed the boy Andrew |
Eende. sor, who lately stabbed the boy Ambrose |
Forbes in the House of Refuge, where both were |
prisoners. C. W. Lyon was dismissed from the |
charge of having severely wounded George Max |
well vita an igon hook; the latter being well and
forg!ving.
Recorder Gastinal sent Joe Barnett before the
First Bistsict Court for breach Of trust in failing to
account for s. and two turkeys which had been Ell
trusted to him by S. Rafe who brought them from
one Frank, at Natehitoches, for delivery to NJ.
Goldman, on Burgundy street. John Cunningham,
! for wounfing George A. Harris in the face by q
blow With-a shovel, at stable on Franklin street
was also sent before the First District Court THAR
rts was yesterday sent to prison for stealing horse
from Cunning ham
| Lieut.. aOhn I. Nisbet, Of the first company OF
Orleans Cadets, was buried on Tuesday afternoon.
Illness had prevented him from accompanying his
loved commander, Charley Dreux, to the seat of
war; and it sad coincidence that lie should
breathe his lest on ,onday afternoon, whilst the
Nis1et was an estilnab bic young man, brave and
active fireman as well as good soldier He died Of
consumption,
| ACFToWL EDS gENT.-Tbe identity Of the reports
Of the Dreux funeral in tie Delta and Crescent,
rende-s it necessary for US to explain that the re-
port was the DeItaa. The reporter of this paper,
having Joined in tie ceremonies, and being able to
see only that part Of the procession he was in, be-
| tirn- hact- 1ote to sDfh
| port as tie occasion required, was kindly fur
nisAeG at the Delta Office with proof of that pa
per's report--a Lndness which we here acknowl-
edge with pleasure. pledgng ourselves to recipro-
cate whenever ross iblo.
Co,NoE CoUScII.-The official proceedings of
Lotl. Boards OF the Council are published on the
eighth page Of to-6ay's Crescent.
A NoyEl. AsE-It is hard for any man to lose a
tooth what must it lie when man loses tooth,
and that his only one? few days since in the
| Second District, the owner of one solitary front
tooth turned corner lust in time to be struck in
T. the mouth by stone, thrown by an old man on
the opposite SIDE Of the street. and to lose thereby
lis precious ncisor As the old man who threw
the stone is ren0ted to own large quantities Of
tie rocks the in ured man is about nstituting
suit for damages Of $l0,OQ0-a pretty steep valua
# ton fora tooth.
PHoToGrApHs of the Orleans Cadets now at the
seat of war in Virginia, selling at ff*y cents
- the uools aud periodical stores. This picture vii
he valuable as a souvenir of the lamented Dreu,
G and his gallant comrades. They are represented
" " true to life.
FIRST SrHsTRorE or THE SEASoN.--The CorOne
: held an INQUEST OF Tuesday upon the body OF
le German named n. Moulednr, 32 years of age, q
- his residence on pGlmyr2 street. Verdict, sun
III, | stroke. Deceased was carpenter, and leaves
Destitute fal lily.
, An ALoL1TgoNis7 AR..EsTEH-Stephen \. Are
) shall man about4 years Of age. representing hir
n self as Eentuckian by birth, is under bolt and bar
r awaiting examination before Mayor Monroe. II
is charged with avi1~ said that he was unio
- man, and would die for the Union; that he woul
{ 20 to to Virginia TO join the Federal forces an
$ neIp vhin the South: that JEFF Davis was only i
Richmond for the purpose of robbing the Souther
II reupc, etc. Eeing asEedi il he could give an
references as 10 liz character. he declined giyin
an answer.
! AMAy named John I-eiterrnan is now lying
= the Charity Hospital suffering from the effects OF
ms broken leg. It appears that on Monday, when Dir
wing cart in the Fourth District, he fell to I'll
= ground. and one of the wheels passed over his lie!
" fracturiDg it.
ar O7r1cEa pArfs reports that at an early hour c
Tuesday morniRg. lie took to the Charity HOspt
: man named Thomas Horton, who had bee
dangerously stabbed in his right shoulder during
) Jiascultr which occurred Oh New Leyee stree
IN The wound is alleged to have been inflicted by OF
John Flanagan, but the cause of the fight v
could not ascertain. Tianpegau was not arrestc
.zc- and John Henry, charged with hanmering Il
couceit out of John Fox. on Iryades street, we
Yesterday dismissed at the torgiV:ng FoX's =
/ Guest. ,,,
< Whittaka charged with threatening the life
OF pLiiin Swecny; Dan. Kelahar, charged with VI
s. Looping Ms Bridget Booth and threatening Il
life: and Capt. Sora, Capt Smith, and Lie
Johnson. charged by Thomas Miller, Of the NJ
Orleans Cotton Press, with putting him il fear
his life, we're all discharged, all having gone
at camp. James Holland and John Morgan. charg
. | with stealing fourteen mattresses and pillow
the steamship Texas, were also dismissed,
H. prosecutor falling to appear.
# James Mclaughlin, for carting corporation
Sc away from Claiborne street, was fined So: oal
O'Hara young in years but old in deprayty, hi
r. ing stolen from Elizabeth Devine. of Perdido sire
the pooket-book containing s. 50, was sent to
If House of Refuge.
~, | of No. 274 Gravier street; Andrew Cramer,
% bothering Thos. CasteN by too reckless use
~ his gun, on Cypress street; Margaret o Neal,
annoying Mrs. Ann Burke, at No. 65 Girod sire
vsr Ellen Thompson, for pestering Mrs. Thompson
@Hrr Tchouptouas street, and Miss Eliza Bird for {
''' Tubing Mrs. R. Adams on Dryades street, WI
all put under bonds to keep the peace for the Mt
N& three months.
rad The following cases were fixed:
9ae Catherine Constead, charged with cutting Y
y y man. name not given, on Tuesday afternoon
the corner of Perdido and Bertrand streets.
leased on bail, the woman being out of danger
the hospital.
Joseph Stinson and ". L. Drake, proprietors
,,rn the Verandah Hotel, charged with violently b
@'s' ing Samuel NJ. Brock, at the hotel, on Tues
night ana cutting him in the face with q tumb
and threatening him with reyolyer-all grow
out of some financial dispute. Bail given by bt
P. Burke, charged with selling liquor with
license, at No. Sc Girod street. Bail given.
Kate Brunell, charged with violently thrast
Ann Williams on Tuesday afternoon, in the Gle
Office of this Recorders Court. Bail given.
John Logan and John Vickers, charged with
'lTer licolisly breaking up and destroying Henry
mans sail-boat worth $l00, said boat lying in Fl
- of his residence on Notre Dame street. Bail 81
'hHf by Vickers.
8ER RECORDER GAsTINELs CoURT.-George Fl.
ris was yesterday sent to prison on the charg
- sha having stolen John CUnnilghamS horse - g