New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-04
SENT Down. eorderyBright, on Saturday,


SENT DowN.--Reeordery Bright, on Saturday,
committed the following persons tr before the First
District Court
Michael Mulagen, for assault upon Capt. Sullivan, OF
theahip Louisiana, with intent to kill Bail $500.
John McGrath and Charles johnson, for assault and
battery upon Horace s. Young mate Of the same vessel
upon the occasion. Bail $500. |
William Kidney, for striking John Mays In the head
with stone, with intent to kill. Bail refused.
Peter McHugh, for receiving in his store on Julia
street. between Camp and Magazine Streets eight barrels
of four belonging to H. Seymour, which were stolen
from the evee the 2st u and which he knew to be
stolen Remanded in default Of $500 BAIL
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.--Judge Robertson on
Saturday passed the following sentences =5.s
Francisco Lopez for stabbng commissary Longe OF the
Vegetable Market with intent to KILL seven years In the
penitentiary.
Raphael Hackemey, for stabbing Simon Duran With
intent to kill on the 18th of July last years in the
penitentiary.
John Taylor for stealing money and jewery from Ann
Freret on the 18th of September year in the pen
Tertiary. @t g., 5es4ss.sg
David Jones' for stealing watch ewery, etc., eighteen
months in the Parish Prison. = .UL
James Rhoder, alias csrrigan, for attempting to kill
Paul Gardiner the I'd Of October three months in the
Parish Prison. @@4z
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John Bessie alias Weloh on Gaatn street. the LIST of
July last The substance Of the testimony was that
Bessie state Of intoxcaton met Jackson at the Cali
forna House and asked him to treatwhich he ddafter
which they sat down on bench outside, where they
quarreed Bessie wanted to fight jackson refused and
then Bessie kicked him jackson got up to run but was
pursued and oYertaken by Bessie they then grapplsd
and when they separated Bessie had received stab in
the chest from acksons rigging knife from the effects Of
which he died at the Charity Hospital sixteen days after
ward jackson was greatly inferior to Bessie 10 physical
ability and the testimony seemed to establish very
clear case of justiabe homicide which Counsellor Wool
bridge who had volunteered for tho defence urged very
ably upon the jury The verdict brought in that Of
ansaughter. The prisoner received 1t in true Gaatn
| street style throwing down his hat and curspg the
| court. = ,.e'
| Henry H Martin and James H. Bell tried for
having stolen watch from a free negro named jacques
Pierre They convicted upon the testimony Of Tom
Smith who party to the robbery but turned States
evidence against them The jury found Bell guilty, and
Martin not guilty.
Thomas McKsohn was tried for stealing SIS from
Richard Reid on the 18th Of September Found guilty
Of larceny but recommended to mercy.
Judge Robertson discharged the jury after cornpli
menting them upon the ability with which they had per
formed their duties during the week and the number Of
cases they had disposed Of The court will be occupied
J with civil business this week.
BONDS FoRFEITED-Ja mes Burke was to have
been examined Saturday before Recorder Ramos fo
assauting and beating Mrs Marie mester on the 14th
October but he failed to appear his bonds were de
clared forfeited.
CHryALRIC. Warrants were issued on Satur
day by Recorder Ramos for the arrest Of named
Miller, charged with assauting and beating Elisabeth
Nolan in the street, and Of Joseph Beaux for sima
treatment of his wife Catherine, in the public place
hYTk no
SO much we think, those cowardy rascals who wbi
their wives within doors and arrested for it.
man who is willing to whip his wife in the street, mus
good for it. and be very much in
besdes and is therefore entitled to exemption ffor
public reprobation if not from the penalties of the law
e BAccHANALs.- Charles Gorion, Philippine Go
rion Caroline Goron and Mary zege are under arrest
the Fourth District for keeping house of evil fame
water street. between Jackson and Philip Streets and
selling liquor by the glass without license in the sal
e house Recorder jackson will talk to them about it,
= AssAULTING OFFICERS. William Palmer, Jnt
Adams and William Juberz arrested in the Fourt
District on Saturday, for assaulting and striking polio
officers in the discharge Of their duty Juberz is charge
!, with drawing knife upon officer Shelsng. They wei
, all locked up to await examination.
u DIRTY THEFT samuel Bowman is under al
rest in the Fourth District for having tonousy carrie
Talk about the stringency of police regulations in oth
cities after this, In New0rleans is not privilege
sleep in the CUTTERS to take any dirt home wit
him if he wishes to epjoy it in private. Some Of u
children in the upper part of town. think, almo
ndictabe for the quantity of dirt they carry about
DANGEROUS AND SUsPIcIous.-David Kenn,
Gaiatin street rowdy. we'll known to the different
- corders arrested in the Third District on Frid
= night for disturbing the peace the Levee opposite
. | sire street He was locked up,
Henry Arnold was arrested New Levee street. in Il
same District, the night dangerous and su
picious character The police had been watching him
some time and nabbed him just he on the point
he committing some depreciation He awaits inyestig
ef ton.
he Peter Donlan and Thomas Phelan arrested at
le of and Royal streets in the Third Distri
Saturday night dangerous and suspicious characte
John McSoley arrested in the Fourth District,
the corner of Rousseau and StMary Streets saturdt
upon similar suspicious. So,