New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-30
TUESDAY .MoRNING, JANUARY 80, 1866.

at the breakfast dinner and tea table Of gentle
man Of means and taste, Altogether, about one
hundred pieces oil this kind of property were the
| spoils or the ulundeyers
|. These occurrences ehouId warn our citizens that
good bolts and sleeping with one eve open are
necessary lust now to defeat the burglars
Drrn ar H., wo,r,n Tho unfortunate diff
cn,t NJ. ,Tbor,as f,,Iyoo ana p.r;c Ir;7zel,
wb;ch % c,,,rsa fo,v aavs ooo IN 81 Charles
straet l,asa 90 roara+ - 90 enaed fstaily Mr.
or1aa wbe, was ,yo,naed IN tho abdome,, died IN
,be fbaritv oa,,i,a, ~ ,,arotor;t;s conaes hy the
infprv h sustained The Goroner,a investigation
has moi vet heen bstd b,t nresume Il vii, he IN a
dav or two 4. ,ve bannen 10 geo tho coroner
onJv 5occasionally. and then only bv keepi,,p an
indnat,ona tot for hin, We cannot state res;
tivelv ul,er, the inoui,v viii viii be held
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o;,oa j., a..a,,,, ~, a. 5ar;, - sob;ofs s+bo+ ~
no,aa tho ,.,,,o,, a. Ea,,r, q. bo vac oo;no
aa,an hn+s Jr.LiI. tbo carr ala no+ exnJode 4
paooro ,.s,, lno,,,, % an, ~ 4be ebarnest
20 A. a..a.;,,a >, cot MIA
- Gs. J. .,,;.., sr,ac;a1 o,cer
,r.Ior,a t..1, ,,,h,,rha,, stro,, Maatin, yontb
yvbon fron, tho dsscrnton tbev haa thew be,ieved
/ Ia ba the ono thew ware in ses-.b of. pecora
| aaked hin, If bis name xas Gillian. The youth.
no doubt comprehend;ne how matters stood and
that he was in the and Of the Phlistines. instant
| lv assumed n confidential and appayeatv frank
eyrrass;on. and tols pecora that ifha sayy youpp
| fa,tov abort his ftbe snsaker,s1 size and General
/ asnearance II wonid he Jimmy Gillian.
| for they were extraordinarjv like each other.
The annarently honest manner deceived
| tbe oficer inst lang enonph 10 allow
Gillian IN Get awav but thew resolved to keen o
sharp lookout for him. Yesterday forenoon,
as they were taking look at matters
about the St. Charles HOTEL, Pecora
| observed Jimmy sitting on a box The
! RECOGNITION was mutuaL and Jimmy made break
| mn To the rotunda. The s hcial officers got after
him as fast az theirseas could carry them, and in
their endeayor To nab him, broke up several gath
erncs of gentlemen, much to their disgust and Of
| fense to their personal dignity The officers were
| on the verpsof more than one fracas while the
nursui, was going on for people do not care to be
knocked about not knowning, at the time, that the
| nnla Of
was sna,Iv s,ccessf,,l. and the lively youth, Jngny
Gillian will have to rebut the charge OF highway
robbery made against him, or take the conse-
quepces..
| a;eeor1t,, o,o,,rrods az .
sshoo.Ase o. - - -
otroat at,,aa T,l,orIas
Ais "ai -tooaN' oh VI m wv y
Atkins and George W. syhlngeF' ehlpAogees q 'ae W
| st. Charles Hotel. Atkins shot at Ryninger and
lI
i e Mt; n,rr;a,, ,ho ,ao a,daavo,;,, - siat.,e
-
/ tae qla'tet. ihe "ouiueu hi'n was oons GU ~
the Charity Hospital by officer Irwin. who also ar
/ rested Atkins The prisoner was intoxicated al
| tho time of tbe occurrence. We could not learn
A., .,,a. .fe,ar,.t,
4 the lhliheulate eause oi 'ii'' oiinoai.S'
ALMOST CALAMITy.-The bridge that ought
tn cross the New Cana, Mt Saonolia sstreef is un
70 e'oss ~ 4Se" oaaa. az taa - = -
aetsoihS ielASs'aiu III oiuei ~ aiio" poieoiia ~
go from one side TO the other. a raft mas peeapui
in operation, but the railing was constructed in
| spcl :, frail manner that evening" before last II
/ r,,.o NOV and over a genre of neysons. mostly
~, = ai;,s,or 4oa ;,o a.,
Moniell anu oliu.eh' "eie pAssip,'~'e" Ai'o .,e
canal. Fortunately the mate and crew OF the
4 steamboat Conway, and citizen named Casey,
were nreaent. and rescued all who were in danger,
7 ,, 60 :; a;.,, om,,ana, e., h;s ,ra,,,
Il t.,sss,o ,a.t;nna .,a ,,,o oro ;,forroa tbo
~ ~aiio hi'.'on0 80 auu - Wv 80 -
tue suNihS Vi III CO 'ifes eto w oe skSeAsDu w NM
Let this man be honored highly.
c 1,uor,, Io,4;no vii, ,o,,o 81 o,,,,-ou
ehhloua.-'os'ptt ie"''s van A'''e W Ana"o
In dneetsme, a charge OF highway ROBBERY pre-
ferred against him by MIR. p. Goodwyn, an old anG
respected citizen. The assault, it is alleged by
complainant was made in the garroting style.
r,r,,., n, 'Drsrpov .u,usr,p ma, nonof
TkiE9 TO DESTROY ~, man N. nance
Ia!anue .fleu W ans.loy hiihseil ias' nisn. pl
JUN IN Iaus u !! o @ s,,s ~. ~ ta1 ~ M ~ -? go
o! orsuies anu uana.n slassss. ne nJu.e.
nihlseit severely nc WAS eohVeyeu W 'ne ohas't
hosp'lai.
e SUsPioIoUs.-One OF the SmItha, John A. b.
{ name, was arr ested by officer Ackerman, OF thu
First District police, in the ST. James Hotel at th
- = Instance OF Mr. T. n. wood, who charged hin
J with being there under suspicious circumstances
This representative OF the smith family had eigh
keys and six handkerchiefs, which the police loo
upon as articles entirely too superiuous for HIM t.
: have had.
:. H. S. Dubois alias D. ID. Wilson, was arrested OF
{. Dauphne street, by SerSt. petrie on charge o
O being dangerous and suspicious character IN
Eaccused had only fifteen keys and one Jimmy" l
r his possession, ana was well supplied wit
2 spodullx.
It u. S. D1srR1cr CouRr--Judge Durel-Th
United States VS. the schooner Victoria In thi
case it is ordered thatHenry Rodriguez receive one
A. fourth the amount realized.
G. The libel in the case OF the United states VS.. tn
=. schooner Frutiere was dismissed.
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