New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-15
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..GARRYfSG CONCEALED WEAroys,---satrrdav y
night being the of the day Of rest. II il c"S.
..9enary for men at that time to do everything ID
the world to tire themselves down comnIe|teiy | II 4,
order to be fully prepared fer repose on lid dau u
appolnted by the ruler of the universe whose dic
M .uin mas been sanctioned by the unanimnns cow
| nart;es q generations. Hence innumerable balls.
n sprees and drunks on that night and a.
hen, ~ general thing, cannot stop within IawfnI
;. Whsh once started, hence on Sunday morn
sse N soUu ~ IN many Of those yotaries of pleasure
gentle hand has conducted them nrng tha i,t mln
and Baeehus has rocked them to a,,iet
with his drowsy hand. y 4l'ss A'4i1oefs
oo1s asssterday therefore, there we're. as usual
goodiy number OF inebriates appearing befora 3
recorder Gastinel who deals out justice on snn.
Day mornings to hasty prisoners who al not J;La
G;,! 70 Mait III Monday Charles Williams, joseph
siiiis, o. ". Austin were each sentenced I'd nsr
Hhe 81 so, or go in duresse in the parish rris,s
Tor thirty days, for carrying concealed weanons
sea..,asa T. seahwenek, .sa for the oense, was
and John Winter, for being found in house under
suspicious circumstances and drawing knife an
on the policeman who arrested him, was sentenced
20 pay hne Of SIS, or be imprisoned for thirty
days in the parish prison. =
whn Hnkhn,sd naaa sUsAR,-Joseph Hansman, darkey,
mno i9ses sugar - not wisely but too well y was
Yesterday sentenced by Recorder GastineI to nav
Ine OF ten dollars, or be imprisoned for i've
" aae parish that day
the levee by citizen E. Evans while ID the acf ~
purloining sugar from hogsheads, and bronoht tn -
the station with the corpus delictin "a can fnil
2! o. sugar N ms hand There was q Joseph once,
Il ancient history is true, who had stricter notions
than that upon the question of forbidden .sweets:
but the Josephs of our days have sadly de9enes
rated, and virtue shines eimly through the vicious
atmosphere of our century. Joseph will learn IN
sad experience that life has got its bitters as reI
as sweets, and that honesty, after all, is the best
policy. =
HOUSEHOLD LARcENT.-There is vast system
OF pilferlng going on in our city, rendered more
circle. The proud descendents Of the African war
rlors who but lately were held in bondage in this
very country, being obliged to work in order to
hVe, talas! that such should be the fate of hu-
manty y hire themselves out to serve in private
families. Many of them are honest and serve
faithfully; but many, also, though honest, in a
certain way.that is, never carrying away red hot
stoves, or things beyond their reach-haYe pleas
ant way of borrowing from their employers what
ever they can lay their hands upon most curiously
forgetting ever to return the same. Everything
tors h have Keen shora and KEY and Ie
to them again. l& 5R$ .1la5Ss -'s,'' VA
Every day, arrests Of such pilferers are made,
we thlnk altogether too leniently. This evil hav-
ing its origin within the sacred precincts of home,
wnere the utmost confidence ought to prevail, is
trust rsposed and the law ought TO weigh upon
1t with its heaviest penalties. We notice threear-
rests in one District only, yesterday !: A colored
girl named Adeline Martin for stealing sundry ar
tcles of wearing apparel from Mrs. David Dan.
Taylor, for stealing coat from j. Harris on Char
tres street; and Mary Stuart for stealing various
things from Judge Augustin's house and the neigh
bors', on Esplanade street. We have no preiu-
dices against anybody, but this we say, that JUS
ce is made for the protection of citizens and their
property, and when such abuses are proved the
offenders ought to be dealt with with the utmost
severity, that Others being tempted should refrain
when rejecting on the consequences of their crime
DANGEROUS AND Observation-Disclosures of those
gentlemen who are known upon the police records
under the above high-sounding title was arrested
yesterday on st. Charles street by officer Fox He
rejoices in the name of Peter French and liz
charged with being dangerous aud suspicious, To-
morrow's sun will show his innocence or mark his
shame, and Recorder Kruebbe will deal out TO him
the impartial DEGREES of municipal justice.
Coon IDEA.--We understand that the chief of
police is about to organize bureau of detectives
IN each district, to meet the demands of the public
as there is too much business for single Office in
the way it is established at present. All the differ
ent bureaus will communicate with the center
station whence orders will issue from the chief who
will have supervision over the whole. This will be
great advantage to parties having complaints to
prefer, as they will not have to go out of their
district to see the detective officer whom thew
must apply. The great quantity of robberies
and petty larcenies committed at the present time
render this step urgent and we hope that it will be
taken. As soon as anything definite is done we
will apprize our readers of it.