The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-28

from Gilbert sprighty, at Csrrollton. on Thurs
day last may be found Of the river police station.
BY circular received yesterday from Albany,
covery Of the four Pacific Railroad bonds, men.
toned IN our edition Of yesterday $1,000 instead
of $1,000. the amount previously offered.
Corporal Hencher. Of the hfth police precinct,
seSsss ss ssmsd jssD sDGs Isiunass No arrest
Thieves attempted 70 break into the house occo-
pied BY Mr.. Bonnecsze, No. SIS Bayou hoad,
about O'Clock, yesterday morning, bat were
foiled in their designs BY the interference OF Ser
geapt Douglas.
A large asgstone ofrbe pavement on ST. Charles
street, Q few steps below Commercial Alley,
Olympic Theater side, is out Of order, and should
be restored to Its original position. As It stands.
It makes an excellent dandy-usp and soe'ripper'
An afiray occurred on Tchoupitoulas street
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon, In which Mr.
d. H. Coleman was 80 seriously injured by
knife In the hands Of his assailant as to be repor
ted, ct last accounts, in dying condition. Ofcer
Murphy arrested James Norman. Q stone cutter
by trade, charging him with inhicting the wounds.
Luke Jackson, q soldier Of the first infantry,
was picked up on charge Of iesertion on 81.
Charles street yesterday afternoon, and was held
suessss 70 :. ss ns.s Of Capt Bradley. Special
Oficer Bouloss is temporarily in command Of the
First District. Mr.. Boullosa Is tried, expe-
rienced and worthy officer, and deserves all the
appreciation that the police commissioners can
bestow on him. -, Il.
Thomas Jefferson, colored, get himself arrested
Corporal Dsney, Of the third precinct arrested
yesterday noon. ct the corner OF Baronne and
Poy dras streets. man named Rando Drowry,
whom he charged with being professional thief
and vaerant. In his possession we're found two
valusble breastpins and some dry goods.
]. McPbilen caused the arrest on Girod street,
about O'Clock yesterday, OF Peter McDermott,
on q charge Of having stolen lottery ticket,
No. 6s29
The foot bridge at the. corner of Rampant and
Last night wes the most quiet Saturday night
known in New Orleans for years; not a single ar
rest having been made near the First District sta
ton. between six o'clock and midnight.
The three-horned and three-eyed OK has left the
Old Olympic and is now In comfortable quarters
| at the Fair Grounds. he viii again be placed on
exhibition on the opening of the far.
| The Courts. r.f .
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr.-Informations filed
| Against j. w. Sykes and Alcss, for assuming tc
Thomas Reddy for vsgrancy; Scott and Chss
| Johnson entering with intent to steal.
Arthur Guerin, sssault and battery; F. Joseph,
| larceny. -f ~.
| sentences: Priscilla Childs, for woundisg lesi
| than mayhem, six months in the parish prison.
Dan Green, larceny, one day in parish prison
| and costs. . q -. ............ -.
Frank johnson, larceny, six months In the parisi
/ prison. .... ~ -.
John Frank, larceny, ten days In parish prison
John Williams and John Denis, larceny; VIII
lisms one month in the parish prison, and DEM
| one year at hard labor in penitentary
Louis johnson, one month In the parish prison
A. Clark, breaking and entering and larceny
| two years hard labor in penitentiary.
George Muston, embezzlement eighteen month
| at hard labor in penitentisry.
| G. M wickliffe, indicted for misdemeanor i
| office, appeared d at the bar and through his coun
sci pleaded mot guilty to the charge"
\ Police ltems.
REcoRpER GAsrINBL's CouRT.--An affidavit wa