New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27

GRAND JURY FINDINGS The Grand Jury yes
terday found true bills in the following cases:
Against Antonio DAngel0 for the murder of Andre
Cuno by shooting him with pistol in Circus street.
Against John chrsty for the murder of Jeremiah
Coaky By shooting him with pistol on the 10th Of oc
Against David Maggie. for forgery and for utteting
Against James Gerold for burglary, in breaking and
ering the dwelling house Of Michael Meier on the 4h Of
Against Lewis Bardwel for burglary, In entering the
store of Charles Fermont the 21st of October last
Against Daniel Shady for burglary in entering. with
elonious intent the dwelling house Of Lorenzo Ais,
the 18th Of October last
REcoRDER's CouRr, FIRST DIsTRIor- Striking
Ofcer.-John O'Doherty arrested on Tchouptou-
been fighting endeavored to bite the officer in his
attempt TO que the affair and afterwards followed the
vssterdav ;mnosed a Ana NJ s1 nm him and
required bonds for good behavior
MANNED VETERAN. - Frederick Hanson was
yesterday arragued the charge of being drunk On
Recorder which proved to be certificate of DR. McCor
mick that Fred had belonged to Company D. Louisiana
Mounted Volunteers testyng the good character of
the accused who had been in the hospital for time,
from the loss of before Vera Cruz The Recorder
raised the stump of his left sight of which boted
out his SIM and he was told to go in peace.
INTENT TO MURDER Patrick McGuin was
yesterday arragned the charge Of assault and battery
Landers showed that the 18th day Of June last,
Tchouptonlas street he received blow the head from
bar Of iron in the hands Of the accused the blow
dering him senseess in which condition he carried
the Charity Hospital where he remained under treat
ment until the Gath ins when by the special permission
the purpose Of making his affidavit McGuin was re-
CURED to give bond e. Play for M at bis eza
TRUNK CAsE.-George Kepnell, arrested few
days SINCE the charge Of stealing two trunks from the
Live Oak house, at the corner Of Common and Leyee
streets examined yesterday and the case sent to the
First District Court d.
SECOND DISTRICT PoIIoE.--W lillian Sullivan
made complaint yestefday, in which he stated that he
that be keeps boarding house Gaatin STREET
that the previous night about hapast O'Clock,
he caused the in custody, calling himself Robert
Serret to be arrested for attempting to rob sailor
man 'that the money taken from the pocket Of said
sailor man scattered in his house. when he caused
the to be returned to the sailor man lie further
that steret told him that he wanted to take care
of the money, he being acquainted with said sailor man
which last statement aant presumed TO- be FALSE as has
since been ascertaned by ant Serret was sent to the
period Of time
RECORDERS Court, FOURTH DISTRICT - As
saaA-Mary Ann Grace, for an aggravated assault ana
the 18th instant yesterday sent to before
Judge Clark, of the Third Judicial District Court
DRUNK - George Engel, for disturbing the
the Fourth District while he in state Of in
toxication, was fined So.
Henry Baumgarten arrested the at two
and the other at four O'Clock Friday morning. for be-
ing found in ski in the river under suspicious circum
stances We understand that the practice of stealing
sailors from German ships very prevalent in the Fourth
District and as ship had lately arrived from Bremen it
was suspected that the accused both awaiting
chance to carry OF the sailors for the benefit Of boarding
houses They were remandedfo for future examination.
SuMMARY.-Ann Coats, after a residence of
eight months and ten days in the let out
on Thankssiyngday but for spending the
day improperly and sent back for thirty days Sam
uel u Taylor for carrying concealed weapons fined
$40 Rose Cox, for stealing ring valued at s., from
Elizabeth Stewart sent to before the First
District Court Dan Conodine and Thomas BARLOW,
rested the first for fighting and disturbance the lat
tor for beating the watchman with his club will be
examined on next Saturday and John Henderson, for dis
turbing the peace of John McCabes house, Tchoup
toulas street. breaking camphne lamp, and thereby
dangering the safety Of the premises fined $0 and
bonds for good behavior required Of him.