New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-28
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OPT OF THE FRYING PAN INTO THE F1RE-
trenzel, the Prussian, of whose arrest upon a
charge Of Abolitionism, and of whose subsequent
release by the Mayor we spoke some days since,
1t seems, is into trouble again. and that, too, of
nature which is likely to prove very serious before
he gets out Of it. His prussian citizenship is not
likely to help him much now, as he is in on
charge OF robbery, made by his late employer
Mr. Laplace, druggist, on the corner of Elysan
Fields and Victory streets. 1t appears that Mr..
Laplaces drawer was robbed two weeks ago of
large amount of money and valuable papers, and
trenzel was suddenly found to be very flush.
This brought him under suspicion, and he was
arrested. His story is so confused and improbable
that hardly doubt is entertained as to bis guilt.
We hope that he will get a good long time at
Baton Rouge, for it is likely that he is both an
Abolitionist and thief.
Flea kitchen on Rousseau street. between
Josephine and Jackson streets, caught fire yester
day morning, about s. o'clock, from defective
chimney and was slightly damaged before the fire.
men got to the spot and put out the flames. 1t was
uIly insured in the Merchants Insurance office.
Row AMONG TIE FIREMEN.-At the fire yester-
day morning on Rousseau street, two fremen,
members of Nos Is and 20, named Deshay and
fseriously for both. Deshay was stabbed in three
places, and Gerday seriously hurt on the head by a
blow from brickbat This quarrel is about the
first which we recollect of having taken place
between iremen for the last ten years, and we
hope will be the last. Keep cool boys, don't
damage the great reputation of your Department
by falling out and fighting If you will fight, fight
fire, not each other.
TIE EfD OF A Observation-Disclosures Gastinel yes
terday knocked the last shadow of romance out of
the Kidnapping case, in which James Wenz, A
Barthelemy and Sophie Cournoyer, were the lead
ing characters, by announcing that there was 70
crimnality in the matter at all. Sophie had not
been kidnapped by Wenz had not been badly
treated by him or robbed; neither had Barthelemy
forciby detained her from her legal guardians
The whole affair thus ended in smoke; but we re-
porters really thought that it was big thing when
we first got hold Of it, Sophie, no doubt is very
well satisfied in having been made the heroine of
day, although We do not imagine that Wenz is quite
SO we'll pleased.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Dr. F. L. Hale, appeared
in court ready for trial on the charge of as -ault
with intent to commit rape but the case was con
tinued indefinitely. He was also arraigned on two
charges of swindling, and pleading not guilty, was
did
Stephen Kebler, accused of breach of trust, and
Charles Edwards, charged with larceny, were dis
missed on mol. pros.
". Il. HARRISON was tried for larceny, found
guilty and remanded to prison to await sentence.
RECORDER EMERsoNs CoUKT-Franz Kathof a
butcher OF Poydras market, accused by Mary Ann
Herbert of having swindled her out Of 80 cents,
was held to answer on the l4th proX.
Jerry O'Brien Joseph Parkinson, Margaret
O'Brien, Jane Parkinson, Ellen O'Brien and Ros-
Reynolds, all of No. 1l0 Constance street. &C.
cused OF stealing from John Hagan a carpet sack
containing about $50 in gold coin and about 500
in bank notes, were required to furnish bail in $3.50
each to appear on the 10th proximo and explain
the transaction.
Charles McCarty, charged by Officer Thomas
Elliott with resisting and stabbing him in the arm
while he was attempting to arrest him, was held in
$1,000 bail to appear for examination on the 18th
proximo.
j. NJ. Conahog, charged with assault and battery
was required to furnish peace bonds for the next
three months.
Ira B. V. Whita, q lunatic, was sent to the In
sane Asylum at the request OF his father.
Charles McCarty, accused of carrying concealed
weapons, was committed for trial before the First
District Court, and gave bail to appear.
John Gallagher, charged with larceny, was com
mitted to prison TO await an examination.
RECORDER GAsTrNEL's CoURr.-Anguste ReynG
f. II. c., charged with having attempted to set fire
to q house on St. Philip street, between Claiborne
aud Derbigny streets, on the night Of the 10th inst.
was committed for trial before the First District
Court, and sent to the Parish Prison to await trial
Antoine Negro, vagrant, was sent to the Parish
Prison until he could make up bis mind to go to
work.
David Glass, another of the same stripe came
near sharing the fate, but nckily had friend
near by, who went his bail,
The following parties were dismissed:
Louis Baner, accused with breach OF trust, the
plaintiff being satisfied; Antoine Canny, upon
breach OF DeacG could proved
by Mary Canny; Mary Dulon, another case of the
same sort, nothing proved; Eugene Rodaneze, f.
m. c., charged with stealing KEPT from P. f. lie
gand, plaintiff was satisfied.