New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10

a gan Kid. who says he is a Canadian teic-
MI graph operator. which is a libel
IA The police say he is "a professional thief,
# and he has been in this city several weeks.
III The other WAS Charlie. Brown alias Allen,
g another professional. They had been before
sS,k Recorder Staes who had committed them
I. 80 the Criminal Court, 10 be tried for gar
noting DR. Palmer, coast planter, las.
y August The doctor recently saw their pc
zxtures in the roguse gallery, and recognized
3their faces. They robbed HIM OF about
@sevcn hundred dollars. They hold the
tickets emitting them to free board an Baton,
Rouge for several years.
RETURNED Observation-Disclosures freed
the fashionable hotel clerk, who abscondrd
with gold coin and currency, the property OF
,he st. Charles Hotel keepers. cane down
from Canton yesterday, and now rcIents at
leisure in the Parish Prison. Most ct the
stolen money was recovered.
Charles Marshall and Phil Ostcr 90
down to the Criminal Court TO answer a
charge of burglary. TIE evid' nee against
them would be no rccemnle ndation III the
eyes OF 4 religious congregation.
Tie bad disposition of BARLEY Collins.
No l25 Delord street, led him TO prison. h~
being charged BY Cecilia Lawson with
stealing three hreastpins and !. knife from
her room. Case fixed for the eighteenth.
before Recorder Houghton.
A EEAUD.-Louis Toulacber. alias T..
Crout. was brought up with an angular
turn by an affidavit, sworn to by John W.
Taylor, No. - Canal street, who asserts
that the Crout attempted, by means OF 4
false fraudulent and forged letter, to OBJ
tain from Messrs. Baumgarden & Lansles
fifteen boxes of crackers and the sum of
forty cash dollars. The HAN with the vcse-
table name and bad letters will be examined
On the twentieth instant.
Not Il few large dealears on Canal street.
in the neighborhood OF Clay statue. COM
plain Of loud-mouthcd candy dealers. who
shout and spout until Iorbearancc has
ceased to be a virtue. The heatlicnS in the
interior cities of China would not tolerate
prize peddlers of such low degree.
Pete Munday is not Il complet. wreck. tor
Gow he turns up on Notre Dame street. ar
rested as a yagrant.
WHO Has LOST BABY IL any mother
Of shor, memory has lost her eighteen
months old boy, she is now reminded that
it Wa. found yesterday morning on door
step, near the corner of Claiborne and 81.
Peter streets. Some kind hearted citizens
Rave temporarily adopted the little bit OF
male humanity. and propose 70 pinch and
beat it until its wailings shall reach the
mothers ears. AS to the father il probably
reyer had one. therefore Use!e-. 70 appca!
TO him.
The Criminal Court tired 10 ease. ycster-
day.
Peddiers of truck on the levt< are some
times treated roughly, AS was a retailer OF
frowsy tobacco, who fingered too long on 3:
Geparting steamboat last evening. The
deck hands can snatch a bale of cotton or a
plug of the weed, and when the poor
fellow landed ON the levee his basket was
;ightcned by full four dollars worth. That
was a seizure on the high seas.
COMMIrTED.-Augelina Duperrv, not an
gelic in disposition, was examined before
Recorder Staes yesterday for wiltnliy
woundiug a lad in the Bazaar Market last
month. The evidence was sufficient TO send
her to the Criminal Court for trial.
UNFA1THFUL.-Recorder Staes yesterday
sent William Leslie to a jury on complaint
of Miss Julia Kelley, maiden OF Dauphine
street. who unqualitiedly asserts that she
surrendered fifteen CT her hard-earncd dol
lars to Leslie, he promising to procure her
release from prison in little less than no
time. His power Of speech WAS great, Int
his power to act proved Il tizz,c Miss heI-
lev swears that Leslie ix a fraud. OF course
she is wrong. but then = jury will attend to
che case.
FIRST IN TIE FIELD.--t tiiccr Crowley has
been distinguish ing himself lately by open
ing the ball almost ever evening at the
first precinct station. He "a generally the
first to appear at the station with prs
nner. and his arres.s are all Necessary ones.
NARROW ESCApE.--Yestcrdav morning, as
che Canal street te"ryboat Gas about to
land, just as the laraOard bow OF the boat
touched the wharf, ~ d the decH hand bad
thrown the hawser little scheelboy from
Algiers. about nine Yea; > old, AT. eInptcd to
sunp ashore, hut in so Going i"L between
the boat and TIE wharf Had il. .ot been
FOR the presence of mine exhibited by the
not very handsome. but y"ly rcspa table.
colo,ed maI who INA kcs the boat tas, % the
wharf. the child wogld have been crGled
Il is an universal practice ter passen."l's
aboard our ferryboats to jump % the wl!.ri
when the vessel is yet four OF i've feet d.
t2nt from the landing place. ltn a practice
that should not he permitted. as II is ccn'
stantly productive of serious accidents.
MHIrARY.-The Fifth Regiment LOUISIANA
Militia under command Of Major g. ii.
Braughn and Adjutant Il. Chlders, had
their first battalion drill last evening at
Congo Square formerly SO called), now
known as Place d'Armes.~After the drill
the regiment paraded the principal streets,
beaded by Kelly's brass band. The bat
TALON is composed of the following COM
Panies Company A, Captain Blanchard,