New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-10

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FIRST DisTRlcr Sot, ,o,,arSn Ind a,thousb H.
nterThis case was GALLEY 1as Robertson confnneS
it for trial on Friday Nothing else YVES done nor will
there DO anything done to-day
FounTH DISTRICT couRT--i Sat fer Di1orce..
In another parT OF soaays papsa w. shs case OF
Dr Saaes W ~ ao,arr and thrtanino h s
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ana step t th $3.50, vtd .h Sspanipe sneLn
70 Yacate snga nue i.h ny ae, Wnose name
Rnatw;cb fled n netition bsfore mdoa Ravnoids a.
t;% ha dta;,ad hsr riva,,aos - Jth W; I IA
5; ne f hr 1890 III enS.n ~ ssu ashea ZOE
dlvofes from nsr M WIN aony 81 forty dollars
tit;a Il annaars t 1hi sh d AZ .nt from tnas
=. M ta' lns weaang took place on leet
IA, ~ @ As Wy ~ e1pL'h.on iroln tne matiihlo
MAJ aoo took pace on the an inst only ten days at
tel""fo' WI HAeio Id couhSsl ZOE the pettoner.
FIFTH DISTRICT COuRT-S7it FIR Dn,pnpes
Alexander Edward M = vestarday ;rattnted anti
he claims to have snaerea rom st % d od;
;nactad ,,no biz; M ~ ostt ueas , III ~ n
Clovia slave belonnnr IN NJ sh;eIa '"' M, snse
Esn IL cnnnaa, for fro pst;t;onar e' ~ 0O''
'1s4.' 40 ''ons ' AVE Wig pes'tioaef. -.j p 49,
TRIUMPH OF ART-That picture in front of a
fancy saloon On a. Cherea etreat vii, In the deat ~
somebody vet It renreeepts ysrdsntiookine GENTLE
man holding fryipp-pan in bis hand and exoaimug II
got this watch for one dollar. The sien further Gets
forth that Inc saloon ia esppcay presided over bv Tho
Goodies of Fortunen The nan the bsnnv
possasor Of said pan and other wonders Too 10
mention are to be seen inside for nothing Nv
ali except ereeuhorng. e' ava -
INQUEST. The Coroner yesterday held an in
quest the body of the slave Esther found dead
in the Beef market Verdict "died Of epepsy.' Esther
was "a years old and belonged to Mr. Lavano in Agiere
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RECORDER bHlGHFs CoURT'-Ihe s1oiloWing
recruits for the house were selected from the crowd
in the dock yesterday mornlng-the remainder being
discharged: Mira O'Meara found drunk In Lafayette
square; Stephen white, found sleeping ona ST. Joseph
street lumber pie John Hagan accused Of stealing Mr.
Moriss pocket-book with trite OF money in III John
Moore for stealing bacon shoulder from VOORHEES,,
Grggs Co.'s store-whch he confessed to at first but
denied afterwards and Timothy Curran, for stealing
wood at the New Basin, and refusing TO be arrested
| forit.
Lyman A. Cole, handsome, intelligent young man, Of
decent appearance generally arraigned charge
having stolen sl2 worth of clothing from the carpet
bag Napoleon B. Melton at the Arcade hotel, Tues
day morning He admitted the theft but asked clemency
the ground that 1t his first offence The least the
Recorder could do for him was to send him to the Work
house for two months
Daniel Hennessy, for taking Timothy J. Finn by the
wien in his house Baronne street. bound
over to keep the peace for month. The parties ar
brothers-in-law and luxuriate in family quarres
sionaly. @
John Loughery arraigned charge of having 80
badly beaten Eliza McVey in her Deord street
the 9th ut to conne her to bed at the hospital
ever since. The principal injury was blow on the head
barely able to appear in court snd make her and
had to go back the hospital. Loughery admitted
| to bail Of $500 for his appearance the 10th inst.
| Bridget Dunn, Elizabeth Burnett and Wash. johnson
examined in reference the matter of $40 dsap-
pearng ysteriouay the pocket Of Mr. B. D. Hager
o Attakapas who dropped their rookery Perdido
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ascertaining by personal inspection il perddo street
was actually bad as in the country it reported to be
The details the email doubt that Bridget was
and she sent before the Fst District Court
The others were discharged
DIR. James Wallace was examined on charge Of get
ting up honeymoon denomination on Friday evening
last his residence No. SO Nayades street. 1t appeared
that he went home and found little Jew boy, nemed
Abraham Stiewel duunng Mrs W. for the payment of
| bill Hhe had incurred previous to becoming Mrs W .
which happy event occurred less than g month ago
Abraham having been sent BY his father who keeps
tor got mad about it, and after talking the young L.
raelits like Dutch uncle seized him By the collar of his
and the of his breeches and tossed him into
the street. His G ambition being thoroughly aroused
he went at his wife, poked loaded pistol at her
and notified her that she and her daughter ian inter
estng lass CT thrteen did not pack up and travel by
o'clock the next morning, he would cowhide them both
of the house. In consequence of this threat the
mother and daughter vsmosed the ranoh and went t.
zee the Recorder Wallace, being arrested, WIGS un
lucky enough to have knife concealed in his bo
| som. The Recorder disposed of him follows Fol
throwing the little Jew into the street. bail to keep the
| peace for six months forafrightenipg this wife ant
sepdaughter out of the house. bail to keep the peace
six months and for carrying the before
the First District Court for trial. Bail furnished
| upon each requirement.
|
| RECORDER RAMOS COURT. Gilbert Stronn
yesterday sent before the First District Court fol
having entered the clothing store of Gustavus Gosnsk
Front street. the 10th nit, seized quantity
clothing smashed some trunks and show. cases, ant
hrashed Henry Braha clerk in the store In defaul
of bail he was sent to prison.
smith was sent DefoFe the District Court
be tried for riding the trunk OF John Galloway of S55 il
Charles Weber's boarding house. No % Jefferson
several weeks ago. He failed to give bail and sent
prison.
Auguste Madeline was arraigned on charge of forcib
entering the house of Mrs Wilkins DEuphine street
On Monday night, by breaking in through window an
giving Mrs kicking and chasing her out of the house
| lie was sent to prison to await hearing.
Officer Vassel asked for and obtained warrant where
with to search certain house in the Third District il
which he had good to that certain
slaves were concealed.
Mr. G. Lanisae asked for similar warrant RhereWitI
to search three houses the Second District for sma
reasons. It was granted
Francois Dacier and wife were arragned charge
retailing grog without license in their oyster shop
Cusonhoage street, between Franklin and Marais The
Several adayits against parties for keeping
restaurants fruit stands etc open after midnight
warrants were issued.
Auguste Lecompte, residing over hlr Canard's shoe
store Royal street made affidavit that Victor Gerard
who slept with him during the night of Monday last sto
S2l5 in cash from bis trunk and gold watch silve
watch and gold fobchain and keys from the pockets
his cothing all the articles with the exception of
dollars of the money being found in his possession Whe1
| arrested: Gerard is in prison awaiting hearing.
Lawrence Slider, the Keeper OF Gaatin street coffee
house, was arragned for enticing Mr. j. G. @. Downs
stranger from Georgia. into SAID coee-house, on Mon
day evening" ana then ana there extorting seven dollar
from MN by selzlng MIN by sne throat and threaten
| ing to kll MN other persons OF s4nknoWn names
having alaea and aoetteo the transaction Policeman
Iorney VINO arrested Lawrence also charged him witt
violently resisting MIN ana maalng ms escape Temporal
Fy oy gaining croWo OF MS ouer friends TO MS assist
Inc accused was sent 80 prison TO await hearing
Aaolpne hosenlelde ana Inomas Beer ALIAS barth, wer
arraigneo on charge OF smashing In the door OF MARY