New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-22
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CHARITY HOSPITAL. - Report for the week,
ending last evening:

CHARITY HOSPITAL. - Report for the week,
ending last evening:
Admitted ..............2o 5 Discharged 1874
pieo.'..-........... IA Remaining.... .533
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT Conclusion of the
Second Election Contesatior-pe,dict for uirk in the
Of Nader Quirk contrasting the constableshp Of
the Second Justices Court yesterday the prosecution
concluded their testimony. This testimony of so
testimony in opposition but proceeded at the
gumeDt Of the At Il u o'clock the arguments be-
ing concluded the jury received their charge retired
After an absence OF little than two hours they
turned with verdict in favor Of Quirk, of to two
deciding that he is constable elect.
The Of scuy VS. Trepsgnier contrasting the clerk
ship OF the First District Court is next on the docket
STABB1NG AFFAIR. - A man named Lewis
Welsh WAS stabbed yesterday Phippa street, by a
cab-driver named Gabriel Mitchell It brought
about learn, by Mitchell demanding of Welsh
ton Of something he had said Mtchels wife which
being refused fight ensued ending in MitchePs draw.
ing knife and giving bis antagonist two stabs The
wounds We learn, are not necessarily mortal Mitchell
was not arrested.
RECORDER BRIGHr's CouRr-The examina
ton Of John keman for the murder Of Patrick Hogan
and John Finnegan was concluded yesterday. The tes
tmony, though purely crcumstantal, 10 the agere
District Court, to be tried as charged
Michael Cannon examined and sent before the
court for stealing eleven dollars and half from the
pockets of drunken at the Of Julia and Lib
erty streets, on the 18th inst
Jas. Glenn and Jas. Kelly sent before the same
court to be tried for stealing trunk and $40 worth
clothing from the bar-room Of the Montgomery Hall
where 1t had been left for saekeeping by Patrick Gun
ningham They failed to furnish bail
Robert Moores, accused of assault and battery upon
Maria MCGOWAN, and Patsey Lockhart, c.. accused
continually abusing and threatening Mrs Parmelia Har
per and her family, discharged, through the elem
ency of the aggrieved parties
The ususl horde Of Migrants Of different degrees wa
disposed Of and the following parties arragned
VIM, Prescott accused Of stealing coat and pocket
knife together worth SIS from George Harss stable
Franklin street. Gaze fixed for the 4th of Japuarybai
$500.
WIN Pollard, accused of stealing pair of saddle bag
and clothing to the value of fifteen dollars from Harris
Morgans warehouse on Fulton street. Fixed for tn,
4th-bail $500
Jack Carey accused of stealing six pairs Of socks tw
caps and three wool hats from Jacob A. Goldman. stor
$500.
Margaret Market and her sisters Catherine sipnot
and Ann sinnot accused of sezing John Market MAR
garet's husband) and threatening to murder him ant
attempting to turn him out of bis house at the
Camp and Callope streets Thursday afternoon
Fixed for the 4th-bail of $500 each furnished
John D Taylor, clerk Of the isteamer Humboldt, &C
cuset Of beating Thomas Chppendaie, of the
Henry Lewis Tuesday evening Fixed for the 2lst
January--bail of $500 furnished.
J. B Marseilles accused of shying tumbler at tn
head of John Hogan in the Montgomery Hall on Thurs
day night. Fixed for the 4th--bail furnished
John Hogan, accused of shying two tumblsrs at tn,
head of j. b. Marseilles in the Montgomery Hail OF
Thursday night. Fixed for the 4th-bsil furnished.
RECORDER RAMos's COURT - The following
| business not being worth mentioning:
ByJ ]. Wilkes, charging Felix Debat and Gabriel Ma
ryoe with buying, from boy eleven years old five hams
and fourteen half boxes of sardnes two
pans of wine, four pounds of butter and half
bottle Of champagne, which they knew to be stolen from
him.
By Nicholas Garcia keeper Of dry goods store on Bur
gundy street. charging Louise Mscarte f. W. c., witt
badly biting his finger and his breast she having at
tempted to leave Der adjacent the store wthou
settling with him for three dollars worth of petticoats s
owed him for, and he having attempted prevent be
departure.
By Louise Macsrts, ". c., charging Nicholas Garci
with giving her q kicking at the time and place.
| By santo Mussomes charging Ezikel Mikeni wit
menaciDg him with loaded pistol Orleans street.
By Catherine Lee, charging Charley Hart with sappin
| her face in the Vegetable market
| By Ann McNair charging Nine Auguste, her landlady
with breaking into her at the OF Burgund
and Toulouse streets taking possession Of her baggage
| and locking her out all night.
By Sophia Faulkaber charging Sarah Jackson and tre
niger women with putting her through
| on Burgundy street. between Cont and Benville o
| Thursday evening
| By policeman Ghevalier, charging the above sopbi
Faulkaber with Caroline Uh Catherine Tidrick and ott
ers with violently castigatng the above Sarah Jackso
| at the same time and place, in her own house.
Some Of the accused arrested and held to bail an
| the others will be hauled up in due time.