New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-20

BRIEF MHNTIoN-Charles b. Evans, the
young man charged by Auditor Grahalp
with having illegally collected taxes from
property owners, parish of st. Tanlmany,
will have an examination before Recorder
Houghton to-day or tomorrow. Accused
did not give'bond.
s. Thompson was caught in II. Silver
STEMS jeyelry store, No. l95 Poydras street
about one o'clock yesterday morning, III the
act Of opening the safe, with intent TO steal
He had entered the store burglariously, and
he will have to give an explanation thurs
day.
Henry Wisdom was arrested on julia
street, for simply being dangerous and
suspicious character. drunk, carrying con
eealed weapon and burglars instrument
He furnished bail.
Rachel johnson alias Sarah BIakc, IN
whose house, No. lis Gravier street, was
found large quantity OF stolen goods be-
longing to the steamboat Welcome, goes
down to the Criminal Court 10 answer how
these things came into her possession.
Jourdain formerly Waterman on The yes
sci, is supposed to. be she thief, but he has
gone abroad.
Thirty-iye cases of tangle-leg -squinied
their bIeared eyes at Recorder Houghfon
yesterday, only two acknowledging the eS-
tract of corn. Fhey were told TO walk d
chalk line. and they walked. Forty agSra-
waited cases we're fined.
Highway robbers overhauled Charles
johnson, Sunday evening, - miles above
CarrolIton, after which he rnourned the loss
Of five hard earned dollars.
Pleasant Croome and Elsie, his partner
were arrested in Carrollton as fugitlves
from an offended justice.
James Wilson, or a fellow who uses the
name, was arrested for stealing shawls from
Sandak's dry goods store, Charities street
Officer Mayteld's legs proved OF great ser
vice, for he captured the thief after a TAI
race.
James Brady, from Mississippis state
house. without leave. was sent back on
reauisitiOn from the Governor. Brady
like the loafer who said he would not WORK
for any man who discharged him.
James Farrell. lately in the police force
was buried Sunday. A number OF patrol
men attended the funeral.
Mickey McDernott was arrested for pea
yune gambling in an alleyway. Wheh liz
grows to be a man, Mike says, he VIII hire
nice house on St. Charles street. when h'
will DEFY the entire police, and gamble anu
he is rich or broke.
Mesdames Harmstadt and Thomas, No
I76 Union street, Third District were Sc
verelv burned Saturday night by the eXplo
sion of a coal oil lamp. OF course, the OF
was not explosive, for dealers arc not per
mitted to sell that description. linen a9aln
reon,e do not handle these Illuminating OH
e as carefully as they do gfinpowdcr'
.UNp .RpoSABIE-Rel and Arrest o
Pierre Bcrsin.-A few weeks ago Govern"
Warmotb was induced, by skilliul irahds
to Professionally pardon Pierre bef'lh'
poto,io,,s character, who had been con
victed in the Criminal Court and sentences
to serve two years in the PARISH frlsoi'
When Governor Warmoth became aware
the fraud he revoked the pardon, ana BEL
tin was again imprisoned. Yesterday Ii
was before the Sixth District Court on
writ of habeas corpus and released b.
Judge Cooley. Accused reveled in INC
ment's liberty, but before he began to tast
its sweetness was collared by the police
who are ready to give him another touch Q
nr;son life. Pierre says he is not half a
had as some men who are now walking on
streets.
MORE IsTELJ1eENCE.-H all the com
). plants which originate from No. 9 OF
Levee street, opposite the Postoifiee, be we
< founded. then w. P. Mcketterick and hi
eopfaderates are not the most honest me
in this CITY. The Mack hangs out shingl
sieuifying that he keeps an intelilsenc
Office where. unemployed labor may procur
information concerning situations--for
consideration. Yesterday young ma
laid his case before Captain McCann, sta
inc that NICK etterick had taken fifteen do
lars from him, promising to secure
pleasant and profitable clerkship, eut ma