New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 26, 1see.---TRIpLE SHEET

cricket match of the season will be played on The
Delachaise Ground, on Wednesday next, by twt
elevens of the Crescent City club Should th,
weather prove auspicious we anticipate that /
most interesting game will take place. Accommo
dations will be provided for ladies who desire Ii
witness this attractive and manly feldsport. Tn,
club will, Of course, receive their friends in thei
usual cordial and hospitable manner. s4G
RoBBEgY.-One Peter Smith was arrested, yes
terday, on the levee, by officer DonvilIier, Of thu
Second District, on charge of robbing Patriel
Muldoon of s55. Recorder Gastinel will attend t,
his case this morning.
Nor TO BE EALLowED.-Complaint having beer
made that a number of youths have been congre
eating at the corner of Clio and st. Charles streets
who are in the habit of using obscene language
annoying passers by, and otherwise acting i'm
properly, Sergeant Petrie yesterday received or.
ders from Lieutenant Manning, of the First Dis.
trict police to bring those boys to proper sense
of their Objectionable conduct.
| PROPERTY EsTRAY.-Henry Rahs, the driver of
express wagon 1903, yesterday deposited at the
First District police station three trunks which
had been given to him to deliver at some house on
Poydras street which he failed to find. 4,s s... !
coored driver named Henry Patterson also
left at the station trunk marked "Dr. a. c. Smith,
Ark" and carpet-bag which had been entrusted
to him to deliver, but he was unable to find the
place to which he had been directed. sr
| SENATOR PURcELL.-We regret to learn that the
injuries this gentleman received from the accident
| which happened to him on Thursday last, as we
have already noticed, have proven more serious
| than he at first believed them He has since been
confined to his room by them, but, we believe,
there IS no reason to fear that they endanger life
| or limb. We wish him speedy recovery
| RATHER OBsTREpERous.- Breed and Hen.
~ Williams will be brought before Recorder Ahern
this morning, on charges preferred against them
by Mr.. schoenberg, No. n St. Charles street, Of
fighting and disturbing the peace in his establish
ment, and destroying mirror valued at $3.50.
| STABBED.-A man named Jas. Buckley was taken
to the Charity Hospital at IL o'clock last night by
officer Howes, who found him on Canal street and
dangerously stabbed. The wounded man says he
was cut on Basin street by some person unknown
to him.
COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-A colored individual
named Winson Stewart was arrested last night bv
corporal Mullen, on Franklin street. on a charge
of passing counterfeit money He drew a pistol
on the officer, billigerent proceeding which will
not help him any in the ordeal which he will have
| to go through. I4 ~.
BAD lETENT.-Peter Sable was arrested last night
on Lalayette street, by officer Sherry, charge
OF committing an assault and battery with intent
to Kill on Thomas Tiernay. Recorder Ahern will
determine the extent and motive Of the violence.
RECORDER kRuEBBE's sCoURT.-Previous to Judge
Ahern assuming his position as Recorder of the
FIRST District, Recorder kruebbe disposed of the
cases that were brought before him. John Mon
roe, colored, for carrying concealed weapon
and discharglng pistol in the street, go. off by
paying fine of $40.
John, another of the darkey tribe, for discharr-
ing fire arms and thereby endangering the lives OF
citizens, was required to subscribe $40 to the city
finances.
Pat Nolan and John McDermott, charged with
appropriatng cotton that didn't belong to them
were torusticate in the workhouse for thirty days
CRIMINAL CoURT--Judge AbeU.-The following
sentences were passed in this court on Saturday
Frank Lewis convicted of the murder of white
woman, i'll house on Gravier street. to be hung
on such day as the Governor may direct.
VIM; A. Fassman, for mule stealing, three years
at hard labor in the penitentary.
John Lewis, for larceny, six months in the parish
prison.
Pat Coyle, for larceny, nine months in the parish
prison.
, J Burke and R. Dalton, for false Imprisonment
the former $50 and the latter $40 fine.
NJ Phifer, for assault and battery, S. fine.
RECORDER LErTEN's CouRT.-The ancient Third
will for the future, take charge of its own police
business through its active Recorder J. A
Letten.
On Saturday, John Williams, charged as dan
gerous and suspicious character, in default of Civ
ing bail of $500 for good behavior was sent to the
workhouse for three months. He was accompa-
MED by Sam Johnson, for about the same reasons,
and his stay there will be for the same time
\ Peter krepple for disturbing the peace and re-
sisting the officer, was fined s25 but failing to
hand over the brads, he was consigned to the
parish prison for one month
RAISING THE WIND AT THE AoADEMY.-The en-.
terprsing managers of this popular theater, al
ways on the alert for every novelty and improve
ment have succeeded in raising breeze that will
inevitably blow money into their exchequer The
compound, double action, mpressible, ventilating,
refrgeratng, purifying and -annihilating ap-
paratus just introduced there, fills the hiatus lust
beginning to be felt in these days in buildings
where crowds gather. Now that we have seen
and felt its beneficial effects, we are surprised it
has not been made sine qua non in all theaters
used in summer Aside from removing the
atmosphere as fast as it becomes vtiated by pass.
ing through thousand lungs, the great tanning
which communicates sense of freshness and
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