New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12
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acquitted William Prescott tried for larceny and found
gully, with recommendation to Michael McGl,
charged with larceny discharged upon pros Thomas
Weston and VIM Johnston youths accused Of larceny three
counts plead guilty. count were dismissed upon the
Others and remanded await sentence Emilio Gorrego
plead guilty charge of larceny emanded await
sentence. Bill Willow alias George Brown tried for lar
ceny and found guilty Edward Richards plead guilty to
charge of assault and battery and discharged in conder
ton of the length of time he had been in prison. The election
condensation in reference the Asscssorshps is the docket
for to-day. ~
THE ELECTION YEsrERDAY.-Dr. W. W. Mitchell,
the American candidate yesterday ELECTED Constable of the
Second Justices Court by handsome majority the indie
pendent candidate Mr. Mugaulcy The vote poled
comparatively small. IT, |
OuTRAGEs--Nlr John Neyland, collector Of the
Pcayune Office violently assaulted ind had several of his
front teeth knocked the Of Gre and St. Paul
Streets Saturday night Mr.. N, believe
has made complaint to who it was that assaulted him.
Richard Farrell, Iishman, lying at the hospital frem
the effects of ptoshot wound in the feshy part of his
between the elbow and shoulder He that on Sunday night
watching the corpse Of deceased friend in house
the Of Gque and ST. Peter Streets that at three o'clock
in the morning. yesterday morning crowd of three orour
entered the and demanded quor and that not
having liquor to give them of them drew pistol and shot
him. %Hs .@ah&.@ nj 4
Awelshman named William Williams, is lying at the hosp
tai from the effects of violent beating inflicted him in
the Third District Sunday night by unknown person.
He was found lying sidewalk nearly senseless
recovering from the effects of the outrage pepetraed him
Saturday night Hsphyscian learn from good authority
the decided conviction that his patient neither brass
knucked, sung shoted, cut with akne af appeared
have been the case; but that he simply beaten with
stick The outrage however the less that
REPORTED FOR NEGLECT Capt. Moynan has re-
ported policemen Dunnng the
lice Board for neglect duty going the
able citizens who badly beaten their BEATS Dunning is
accused of having been cognn of the outrage upon Mr. Ne
1nndn and in
reference the outrage Mr. Corcorn St Charles street
A BAD FALL.-A Russian named VIM Johnston,
is lying the hospital the effects of accidental fall from
the hurricane deck of steamer the leve Sunday He
badly bruised, but will recover. 7s& .l-.s
RECORDER BRIGHT's CouRT.-John Peel, the crazy
chap for kicking up with the military
Lafayette Square, Saturday yesterday before the
District Conrt for carrying bowie knife Being the dock
before opened Peel mounted the railing and took his
in the Recorders chair stately frown and commenced
rumnagn the books and the fate Of the
| ton hung upon his action ,.. ,.
An Irishnan named John Curaus sent before the First
District Court for raising and having knucklcs
| his pocket. " -
Joseph Feeey arrested for raising among the
IN the ST. Charles Theaer before the for
carrying pistol Joseph Patrick
roll sent before the court for carrying colt in his
pocket Patrick an Irshman. Querywho the Thugs p'
Quite number of hard to the workhoue
and quite pile of in the of ten-dos fines,
squeezed of cacrs who would
| tying nuisance the batture
Talbot the lad accused Of robbng Simpsohs
the Fourth District Recorder
for examination. Henry Hunt alias Frank Hart Mary
Brown charged with receiving the soen and Lucinda
Roach charged with buying the ewelry stolen up
along with Marcus This boy Marcus premium scamp.
Three since he escaped from the House Refuge this
city, then it has he playing the
ceualie irdre in various of the country always
Gaping detection dressing sys and putting airs match
He and his conedcraes rreted out arrested and Mr.
Simpsons property recovered through the detective ability and
Sergeant Dryden and his bower Corporal Dalton
John Hermon before the First District Court for
kicking boy and whipping him with horsewlp. The boy
who abused could found, the testimony of Ser
geant Morrill, sent him down.
Duncan who headed the gang scoundrel makers that
wayad beat and robbed Capt Hutton, of the ship Chance
Mard aragned and remanded without bail for
nation on the sd. All the gang Irislnen
S. NJ. Hyas arraigned charge of having snded
Philip Fix of No. Is Graver Of $50 worth of liquors
by falsely representing that he the proprietor of the Pavilion
In default of bail appear the 2d the accused
sent to prison.
Banner girl in the employ of John G. Ber
mel No A ST. Charles street, arragned charge of
stealing three silver from her said employer She was
sent to prison to be examined on the 23d.
VIM. Demiston arragned charge of stealing tuE
bier spoons from Martin Lotz's Tchoupi
| toulas street. Case fixed for the 23d
negro named ec, claiming be free arraigned
charge of stealing diamond breaspn and suit of valua
bic clothing from Mr. James Andrews at No St. Charles
street. He was sent to prison to prove his freedom first
Edward Quinn arraigned Charge Of smashing the head
of Owen Daley with unlry ubers in levee coffee house
Held for hearing on the 14h.
Andrew Livingston before the First District Court
be tried for stealing lump Of coal worth quarter from Mr.
! Mitenbergers pile on the levee, on Friday last.
RECORDER RAMoss COURT. Otto Lestofti, the
Sunday evening for climbing upon the pedestal
of the Jackson statue and attempting strrup and
spur the statue did appear yesterday be as he
first reported The Recorder ordered him fine OF
for being drunk and for disturbing the peace the time
his arrest and him before First District Court, unde,
bonds of S00 be tried for his sacregious attempt the
q statue. Bon
G. Gepi A. Christopher and A. Abadie, the propeors oil
the Globe Ball, arragned upon affidavit by Sergeant
Suaez accusing them Of keeping gambling in
ton with the ball. wherein roulette high dice and other
played to the great dement of reenhos, and agans
the peace and dignity Of the State They all bail
for examination when notified.
Sergeant suarez arragned upon affidavit by Marcer
Peceora employee of the foregoing trio accusing him
coming the ball sundy occasions and exorng
from tem by threatening report the dongs in and around the
.r ballroom He gave bail to appear.
John Spring was arragned charge of having struck
c. Iynd at No. 100 Cont street. violently him
n spit blood and think thai murder designed John pleat
h guilty to the charge and sent to prison await trial ii
,t the First District Court.
Andre Gregore f. e.. made affidavit that J. A. D. Ieme
court had given him violent beating and threatened him with
knife at the of Hospital and Royal streets
was issued.
ii Joseph Miller was arragned charge of sappn the fac
and tearing the clothes of Leon Ise and threatening to
~ him through with knife, No. so Main And Leo
Isel arragned charge of beating Joseph Miller an
cutting him in the head with knife at the time aud plac
Both gave bail TO appear when wanted.
IL Mary Nolan complained that Mary Ryan bit her in the
m Pete JohnBon's, Gaatn Warrant issued.
Mary Flynn complained that Old Sally her Basin
i'd with broom, Cont antissued.
Abam Mcfarland complained that Daniel Carroll gave hi
nd lick, Charities street. the 9th ult without proyocato
Warrant issued
Policeman Bernard Gonzales complained that Felipe Albat
pummeled him numerically when he arrested him for dur
ing the peace. Felipe gave bail
Emene Gibson of Customhouse street. complained that Sar
ue S. Smith chased her girl Louisiana, into her BAT
yard and shot her. and afterwards shot Mt her again thou
the front paror window and Samuel s. Smith complained tn
Henry Philips had shot him, and that Emene, who is Fl
and in the State in conavnton Of law keeps den Of nan
lew Of the vlest description All parties gave bail appear for
animation.
Benjamin Kendig, auctioneer will sell this day
1o auction Banks Arcade IL o'clock, choice and vaual
lot Of saves-a No. blacksmith, frstrate hands,
servants cooks washers and ronersn II months credit tt
Co.