New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16
ORN1NG, APRIL 16, 1866 TRIPLE SHEET.

moorings at Algiers. She made run of som
elght or ten miles down the river, and like dis
lance up stream above her original starting point
hef machinery worked admirably, and her speed
was satisfactorily tested. Against the current she
maze sixteen miles in three quarters of an hour
upwards OF twenty-one miles honr-nearly
equang the celebrated Webb in her time re
garded as the fastest boat on Southern waters
Inc Camefa is an enterprise of the ancient
poPulatlon, guarantee that safety and comfort
are regarded as well as speed. Her cabins are
nneiy ventilated and elegantly furnished. She is
lou 1eet long with q feet breadth of beam, and is
moved by powerful engine. The public are in
deDted to Messrs. L. E. Forstall, A. M. Bohn,
Arstide Miltenberger, Jules Tuyes and F. L.
Oeneres, for the placing of this beautiful craft on
our estivating waters.
Inc owners were all on board, and, with Capt.
boardman, who commands, and his chief clerk,
capt. Jack Otway, entertained with elegance and
hospitality. Among the guests as showing the in
terest In the enterprise, were Mr.. LeonceiAbat, Mr.
+. Durve, Mr.. G. DeLassus, Capt. John Fitz Pol.
lock, Lieut.. DeBlanc and Capt. Ernest Mil.en.
berger.
| ARREsTs.-Frank Moore, colored was arrested
by special officer McCann, on St. Charles street.
on charge OF stealing lady's gold watch and
chan and gold breast-pin, belonging to Mrs. -Haw-
kins, of st. Charles street. The articles were
| found at No. l27 Cont street.
j. N. Douler of the 56th Ohio Volunteers was ar
rested by officer Jiseard On a charge of commit
ting an assault and battery on Miilie Rector col
ored, and on Pargee Farrell and his child. on
basin street. This ungaliant military man will be
attended to by the authorities.
Charles Elder was arrested by officer DonnelIv
on IRENE street, on charge preferred against
him by George Clinton, of committing an assault
and battery on him and drawing revolver onhim,
tie Is also charged witht carrying a concealed
weapon. a..M --..
The REcoRDER's CoURTs.-There were but few
cases Of any interest in the Recorders Courts on
Saturday. Before Recorder Ahern, John Green.
Pat. Carroll and H. G. Leo were brought for ~
animation on charge of assault and battery on
David s. Chals at the Halfway House, and mali
cloas mischief in destroying glasses and furniture
TO The ya!ne of $500. Carroll was dismissed and
Gfeen and Leo were committed for trial to thu
Criminal Court and sbail of $1,000 from each re-
quired. ,aR 81. -
refer Pebrucco was examined before Recorder
Gastinel on charge of wounding Petro Beso with
sharp instrument with intent to kill was sent be-
fore the Criminal Court
Peter Woo!f charged with stabbinc Petar
ochWltzer, was arraigned and remanded TO prison
TO await examination on the 18th inst
Inc other cases were of no Importance
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUdge AbeN.-The following
sentences were passed on Saturday in this court
Henry Cation, alias Ward, convicted of larceny
two years at hard labor in the State pentaniiarv
Dr, Hayes, colored, found guilty of larceny, two
years at hard labor in the penitentiary. John
Love, for similar ottense, ten days in the parish
prison, Patrick eMcDonald, found guilty Of lar.
cehy, three months in the parish prison.