New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-28
bolt of satinet from Mesgrs. Pelt, Sims Co.'S !.
tablishment, on Magazine street.

tablishment, ON Magazine street.
CoLLTDED.---Jacob Brown, colored Jehn, VII
drives at random, knocked down an awning la
evening, and was arrested at the request of JANE
Murphy, the owner of the demolished weathe
shade. Brown will receive lesson this mornin
on the rights of property.
LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF THE NEW sYNA
aoaUE ON CARoNDELEr srREEr.-A very large as
semblage of people yesterday witnessed the cere
mony of laying the corner stone of the Synagogue
OF the Association Temime Derech. The cere
monies were interesting and impressive the ora
tions Of the Rev. Mr.. Guthem and Col. Phillips
were eloquent and instructive, and the music es
peclally excellent. We have room only to append
the programme observed on the occasion, which
was closely followed throughout: .,
| l. Sacred Music. 2. Chanting of Psalm
LAXAV1l, by the Choir. 8. Prayer, by the Rev.
H. Ednger. 4. Grafton, by the Rev. Jas K. Gut.
helm. d. Music. 6. Reading of the list of ar.
. Iicles 70 De PLACED in the cavity Of the corner
presentation of the trowel to the President BY the
Chairman of the Building Committee. s, LAYING
the corner stone, by the President, assisted by
n. NJ, dretzner IT. ESQ., Vice President; S. schwerin,
Esq, EEsq;, and VIM; Davis, ESQ.,. ex-Presdents : j.
Stitch, Esq, and J. sandak, Esq, ex-Vice Pres-
! dents; the Rev. H. Edinger the Rev. Jas, X. Gut
helm; Alexander Dashemer Esq. the Presi-
1ents OF an Hebrew congregations in the city the
Presidents of all Hebrew Charitable and Benevo-
lent Associations in the city. 8. Grafton by Col
T. Phillips. TO- Reading of Psalm CI by the
Rev. ID. Edinger. H. Music. 12. "Adon OIom y
| chaunted by the Choir. |-"
ACc1DENT.-A German, one of the passengers
on the ship Bolivian, from Liverpool, fell into the
hold yesterday and broke his leg, besides receiv.
ing other injuries. He was brought to the Charity
Hospital.
The LAST STEAMBOAT TRApE.-Capt Bols or
bolles, charged by Mr.. A. E. Tracey, of Mobile,
with obtaining steamboat from him by means of
false representations, and with intent to defraud,
was arraigned yesterday before Recorder
kruebbe and bail fixed at s25 ,OOO which he did not
give. The case is to be investigated on the sth of
March.
LOOKING BRIGHTER.-The Customhouse has had
a very dngy appearance inside, but it is now be-
ginning to look much brighter under the influence
OF whitewash, which is being laid on what we
might call the endless surface of brick wall which
meets the eye in the interior of the immense build
ing. We perceive also that Collector Kellogg has
renovated his official quarters, and they now pre
sent an appearance somewhat in keeping with the
high office which he holds. a.
CRM1NAL CoURT.-Judge AoeA-John Mcclure
was yesterday tried for carrying concealed
weapons and was acquitted
Lorenzo saliba was brought to the bar for trial
on charge of murder, but as Judge Abel was
counsel for the accused on the previous trial,
Judge J. W. Thomas was called upon to preside
Judge Thomas, however, it appeared was at the
time acting as Attorney General so that the case
was continued indefinitely.
RECORDER KRuEBBE's CoURr.-John Ross and
Denis Young, colored, accused by James Aiken of
carrying away from plantation in the parish of
nd hnr
dismissed. %
VIM. johnson, reckless colored individual for
driving against Mrs. Kate Lee on Tchoupitoulas
street. the morning of the 9th with his horse and
wagon, and woundng her, was only fined $25
Michael Garrity, on the complaint of Mrs G.,
was required to give bond of $500 to keep the
peace and De more gentle consort than he has
been, Tor six months at least. r
George johnson, accused of stealing $50 worth
OF carpenters tools from the carpenter shop of
Ihos. O'Neill on Baronne street. The case being
somewhat doubtful as to whether the larceny was
really intended, the Recorder decided to give the
accused lesson so that he will be more careful in
future, and sent him to prison for twenty days.
VIM. Gaipln who was charged with firing a pis-
but the inappropriate burning of eunpowder re.
suited in the sacrifice of the pistol, which was
contiscated.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT,-In the case of
the United States vs. the schooner Parthenia
Jaquess alias Anita, it was ordered that the libel
ue dismissed. Inc question as to granting GER |
thcate of reasonable cause of seizure is reserved
for further consideration.
United States VS.. schooner Cora Smyser, The
hearing on Friday next
Robert Anderson vs.. steamer Dixie On motion
of NJ NJ Cohen, Esq, counsel for libelant and
1htervenors, it was ordered that this suit be dis
continued.
United States VS.. Greenwood Plantation. On
claim of D. Augustin. intervenor, was submitted
upon the pleadings and the brief in the record.