New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-12

the seconds interfered and put an end to the com
| bat. No reconciliation was effected, however,
and we have heard that the parties will meet again
as soon as their wounds will permit, with pistols,
or some other more effective weapon. We are
unable to state the nature of the difficulty.
| STOLEN PROPERTY FoUND.-biary Fox, who re-
| sides at the corner of Julia and Baronne streets,
was yesterday arrested by specials Farrell ana
| Howard on an accusation that she had lot Of
solen silverware and other articles in her posses
| sion. Her house afterwards searched by
| virtue Of warrant for that purpose, when the
following articles fo@nd: Seven large silver
spoons, seven small silver spoons. one small silver
lade, one silver nut-eracker and one Brussels car
pet. Notwithstanding the fact that Mary Fox had
marked the silver with the letter "F,'' the whole
lot was identified az that stolen some time since
from Mr. P. NJ TournG. Mary was locked up to
| await examination.
| GOnLE-9 SIzsgsEE Under crdiuarT cirE1m-
stances it is considereda crime to insult and abuse
ones enemies, and the laws Of the land forbid if
| under certain penalties. But samuel Isaacs has
offended in a much more serious manner, if what
is said about lin is tre, fox he is accused Of hav-
| ing entered the sacred precincts OF st. Patrick S
| Church, and finding Marks Ghergin upon his
knees, offering up prayers to the Most High, act
ualy was sacr!igioUs enough to curse and abuse
| him therefor Recorder Emerson will examine
into the matter on Friday next and perhaps trot
| lsaaCS through serious course Of sprouts
IL TIE SANE Boy wlTB HIS FRTESD-Antonio
Campo is kind-hearted fellow and will do friend
a good turn with pleasure, even il he has to make
| personal sacrifices in SO doing. Under these cir
cumstances it is not Surprising that he Immediately
| responded to the call made upon him by his friend
Louis Descalos to stand bali for him in the amount
| Of S2000 which was necessary TO get Louis ont Of
jail where he anruisliMg OF q charge Of la7inr
| committed It rape upon his sister-n-law, Resale
| Conrad. Well, the bono was dI signed and sealed
| and Descaos once ll0re made free man, and
| things went on snlenddly for four Or FIVE days
bat Auguste Conrad, the father Of the fair Rosalie.
was very wroth and his anger tool. an inGuisitive
| lornl. he searched about for the property elong-
| ing to Campo worth 5000, which he had sworn on
the bond that he possessed and after much search
| was unable to discover it, and like a good citizen
| who sees the laws OF his country Violated he went
| to Recorder Long and made affidavit Of The fact
! accusing Campo with the crime Of perjury. The
kindhearted but unfortunate Campo was sent after,
and is now in the same box with his friend Des-
calos, inasmuch as lie will have to get a pretty
heavy bail TO get out OF limbo.
| OBTAINING GOoDs UNDER FALSE PRETEScEs.-
| Two Spaniards named Jose Annoras y Rubio and
| Juan Monteros are accused by Mr.. Antonio Costa,
Of old Levee street, with iay-hawking him out of
SI00 worth OF Spanish tobacco, after the following
$50" "H0 presenting
they were in search Of good lot Of tobacco for
which they were willing to pay high price, in
cash. Costa who, no doubt, was reioiced at the
opportunity for making such good sale these dull
times. showed them lot which r1ao sod tben, os
| - ,;. , : =, 49, e'AolA a'
| W tu"'t'J anu Price; 80 lAey agreed 10 take 1t
anu ihStructihg nm as 10 shipping 1t, ETC., they
| left, telling him that they were going down to
Messrs. Fatjo & Brunosos store, where they had
| = ,,,.n ~ @e ,-.,1 ' ',''e' "'le'e tneS 'au
lA' 5e o' o uouDIoohs on deposit, to get the mo-
| hey 10 pay him. Costa was so well satisfied that
he was dealing with honest men, that he shipped
| +ba tohocco &c d;roo+o1 o,,j i+,, .:.,l.c :
| 49, anu " "i'e0 pa'leh'ly ioF
.'ie ''S ~ can. p0I Oh course they mad no such
| il'ent'on' fIhaly becoming alarned, lie called
upon Messrs. Falo i BiuHoso, and asked tier.
about the wealthy STRANGERS END short oi~ do,b
| Ionns Ea u-ea orarr,rro1,-o7 I, a.: :r...
that tho ,,o,tio ,,-V
~ ',os -1e s't'''e ''f,"GG-h 10 A-7s-z
4 L., and IS tc the GoUt!oons, 10 theiy knowledge
no such deposit had been made Mr.. Costa is an
| active man. and was soon afoo4 n,ol,inn iro,,irio
| os to tba roo,,o,, rborooto,4 rs ''S
a. ~ tn0 'oau7a "Heie"oouts on' the lhtorma-
tioii lit s'9aheu "lu noI menu MS hu'nor much tor
he found they lad taken the jackson Raihoad the
| evening before for sone more northern cline
| Eo thnn wont to Pncor4ar Caetiro, o,,7 r,o7 ec
| dou;+ ~ +ho t,,o4s ,o,,s 49,. s..xz - 81,
| uu'it VI t"o l"''' anu so' o4' d "@FFaAo' puI
WhetAer II mas been OF any use or not: we cannot
| say.
| porr 1-,.. cr 49,,
| 1h, ,I,1 rSG,, S; Goohl 1Ne4lY Gray ahG
yestardaw ~, fnr 'o."9 tceottG were
Iaynn Stolen Si2o 'p from "n frd upon enaago os