The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26
NUMBER 297.

a. the time of his death and therefore such ssmn-
alton was unnecessary. A coroners inquest will
be held this morning at O'Clock.
EXTENSIVE RoBBERY-Capt. Harrison. OF the
Rose FIsuks, now lying at the foot of Seventh
street reports that "a robbery. amounting TO $1,000
in money and $500 in drafts, occurred on his
steamer On the way mp to Shreveport. Two men,
James Meshay, the bar keeper, and Richard Ken
ner, the steward of the boat, were yesterday ar
rested on suspicion and arraigned before United
States Commissioner Warren, who released them
on bond, to appear when wanted. From what
can learn there l. considerable difficulty in OBJ
tanning any information relative to the robbery.
Whatever is known will. we suppose. transpre on
the next examination Of the accused parties.
ORLEANS HoUsE.-Deep was the regret Of Mr..
Clark, the popular proprietor Of this popular sa-
loon, that such an occurrence as q murder should
take place on his premises. To no fault Of Mr..
Clark can the sad circumstance be traced, and we
trust that on his innocent shoulders shall none Of
the blame be laid.
A NEIGHBoRNG BOOKSELLER has sold In the last
two months one thousand copies OF the cheap edi-
tlons OF Burns, Byron and Shakespeare. A good
sign, that, of the revival of learning"
si..s IuuTsuay ngnt an ARRAY
took place between two soldiers, at Greenville,
which resulted in the stabbng OF one Of them.
The particulars, beyond the fact that the man
who did the stabbing was arrested, have not
transpired.
MADAME CLARA LEFRANc, the accomplished
directress of the st. Charles Institute, l04 Bour-
bon street, has placed under obligations by
sending us invitations to be present at the exami
nation of the institute which Is TO take place on
Monday and Tuesday. Ii will afford much
pleasure TO be present at the exercises and espe-
cially at the ' SOtree musicale et bherdiTe,'
which will be given by her fair pupils in the
promenade hall Of the 0pers House on the fol-
lowing Wednesday evening
LOST CHILD, who says her name Is Mary
Anne Rose NAV be found al 2l5 BarOnne street.
ANOTHER CHILD, colored, about Is years old
wandered of from AIS Carondelet street about
noon yesterday. Any Information relative to him
will be thankfully received there or at the station.
CoRPoRAL RYAN found Margaret Fisher at a
P. NJ, on TehoupitOulas street, having In her
possession and Offering for sale a gold watch.
supposed TO be stolen. Margaret WAS locked uD,
and will have an interview with Recorder Becker
tomorrow.
ARREsTs.-G. G. Blodgett, accused of obtaining
money under false pretenses, was on Friday ar
rested.
J. A. Martin proved on Friday an obstruction to
the discharge OF the duties of officer Baiy, so the
policeman removed him to the Trem6 station.
John johnson was locked up on Friday evening
for furious driving.
Edward Joseph will have TO suffer for refusing
to assist Officer Martin when called upon by him
to help in bringing prisoner to the Third District
Station.
Mrs Robin, thinking Felix Robin to be non,conl-
pos mentis and fearing longer to dwell with him
lest be should take her life, had him arrested on
Friday evening.
Mr. ana Mrs. Sheridan have been accused Of
trespassng on Mr.. Newburn therefore yester.
day be had them arrested and now prsys Recorder
Becker 10 mete out law and justice TO the in
tIuding Sheridan family.
CoRPoRAL CALVIN reports to the Central Sta
ton that on Friday night at % the gas pipe in
Dryades market exploded, and damaged the lamp
so as to unit il for service.
Constance street, was broken open Friday night
and SC worth Of robbery done therein.
OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETKSsKs-
On Friday Officer Cooper arrested a young man
named VIM. Harding under the above charge.
business relations in which the parties interested
have recently been engaged. Mr.. Harding was
released on bail TO appear when required.
RECORDER BEcKER's CoURT.-Madame Leon
charged with being so cruel as TO stab with
peDknife, knock down. kick and otherwise abuse
Maria Moore. For all this nauRhtiness the madame
will account on August l. $3.50 bail.
Maggie Wood, sable, will, on the same date,
"come into court y relative TO certain earrings.
chemises, electra, which about two weeks ago
she is said to have stolen from Annie Willis.
Charles Paisley and James Fisher, charged with
the robbery of Mr.. J. G.. Pierson, No. 466 Bacchus
street, on July 14th, will be tried on 9th July.
John Young had aIapaca coat worth one
own use, behalf and benefit, and therefore will be
tried Oh August l.
The case of Mike Carey Mike Neadon and
Henry Cookmeyer, charged with burglary and at
tempt to kill, by Henry Hodge, was liked for
Monday at Pm