The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-30

RECoRDER's CoURT-FIRsT MUNICIPALITY -
Resisting the LdtC.-JOseph CanalrZ, f. m. e. was
arraigned yesterday for abusing and resisting a
Waterman who had warrant against him, and
who arrested him on Condo near Madison st, and
told him he was his prisoner. Canalez said that hr
did not plcayune for all the warrants that he
could bring and would not 60 with him. The
Waterman made affidavit TO the fact, and the f. N.
c. Canales was fined S25 which he could not pay.
He was therefore sent TO prison for one month
Reckless Drdy DririRg Anthony slave Of Mr.
Joseph Bruneau, was put under bail TO appear and
answer for having 'riven his dray, while in DaU.
phin street, between Toulouse and 81. Peter, over
young negro boy belonging TO Caroline Long
and severely iniuring both his legs. ARihUny's
master went his bail,
Charge of SriadiiHg.-A warrant was issued
yesterday by Recorder GenOs for the arrest of Geo
L COolIdge,a Custom-house officer preferred, on The
affidavit Of Jacques Martineau The affidavit is a
very long one. 1t states that Coolidge had owed
Martineau $40 20 for some months in April or May
last; that Coolidge called on Martineau and told
him that if he would give him the balance in cash
he wunld pass him over an order on the Custom
House for ninety dollars that Marttneau then gave
him eighty cents to make the $40 and $40 in cash
which was all he had al the time; that thereafter
he gave Coolidge $50 more and as in that month
there was 81 days, the amount due him at So pei
day would he 1913. He would therefore give The
three dollars for interest," which was accepted
But when MaTtineau went to the Custom House Il
Coolidge had already drawn it. 1t was not unit
he went 10 consult with his counsel, MIR. Larour
that he was told that the paper in his possession
was not an order but due bill. He then resolve,
TO make complain against Coolidge before tn,
Recorder and charge him with swindling War
rant issued for CoOldge's arrest.
Charge Of Perjury On Wednesday, 2Sth inst.
l.. p. Sanherg was arrested and brought belor
Recorder Genos on a charge of perjury mad
against him by R0iolph o. WahnshRfta. The cir
cumsances under which the affidavit made
are these On 27th July last, Sanberg caused
writ Of arrest to he issued against Wahnshalte
that said writ Of arrest was based upon an odt
made by Sanberg that he, Wdhushafe, was ahau
to leave the Sale, &c that he owed Sander
thiry-ihree dollars and some cents, aud That he
Sanberg, would lose his money unless that writ {
arrest was executed. Wahnshaffs's affidavit wa
made on Tuesday last. 1t aliedged that Sander
either knew or should have known all these stale
ments 10 be false, and that in making them, he ha
been guilty Of perjury.
Atter Recorder Genois had read WahnshaAe
affidavit 10 Sanberg, the latter asked the Court
send tie papers to the District Courl, and said thi
he was ready to give bail on the spot The r.
corder permitted him to go, in company of the Q
fcer who had arrested him, to the District Judl
10 have the amount Of bail aScerlained as the ca
was not bailabe before Recorder. Judge Lau
examined the affidavit and admitted The party
bail in The sum of $1,000 with two good and suh
cient suretes Sauherg gave the requisite bonds