New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

pasiB prison to await trial Tor kst sct Gourt
The ease having been days, We now the
st sEr Canen conducted the prosecution and Coils.
Fiuld hid dGarhaft The defanes NJ 3s Sssi
iii shown month previous the burning Of
Bsrnard the Of the Home Mutual Insurance.
tonpany received note signed HID 81 Offering the
81 sOo III make expose tht would tic Company
that III response note which company sent hin second
note was received signed stating shat ho knew
an individual who intended eand the company
that this had snde that his object In in
Of his morley offering time when the company
might send store md ascertain the truoG what he said
provided they would guarantee him $500 that the company
sent note asking him to call ut the Office, which lie de-
clned in q third note, 8S5 SssS
II was shown seen by officer Horne take
The Company note from the Post officer having
been placed there, of the Company the
Postmaster and the police to watcwas seen read going
along The street. and to enter Bernards That exocers
Farrell and Ross then employed TO watch the store and
did watch IT, night about until the Ere took place. Farrell being
then on duty that Farrell short time previous to the fire.
heard enter the sore and AFTER from his position
In the street. VaDNess down stairs with lighted candle
in his hand soon which broke ont that whilst
was eneavorng to break the door, he YanNes the
banquee him and asking him how he there received
for reply he had let himself down into the backyard from
an upper window by rope upon which he arrested him.
The bakepc Of the cofeehouse adjoining the store testified
that on hearing the alarm Of fire. he the alley
back Of the and coeeouse the gate which
locked that found vaNess the alley and that he asked
him to let him out for Gods sake.
II further shown that Bernard after having insured his
stock for $780, had edeayoed to get insured for S25O0 more
but without that the fire took place only three nights
before expiration of his lease Of the store and that the
night Of the fire. he slept ut Madame Caldwells hotel in the
Third Districthe having always slept 1T the
stating that he had gone ACROSS the lake. @
For the defence several witnesses examined but their
testimony disclosed nothing matera to the issue worth
ton The accused therefore stand very plight although
the evidence against them is purely circumsantial
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RECORDER FABRE's CouRT-Assistant Recorder
Holland prsdingRobert Brown lessee Of the Workhouse,
and his clerk Cazeau, yesterday arraigned
charge defiance Of law and contempt Of court the former
setting liberty vagrat that had been committed to the
for three months latter tearing up the
Of said yagrant They made give bail of
ST 600 each their for examination when notified
Mr. Brown leaving, filed the following exceptions to the
proceedings F-Denies the Jurisdiction of the court 10
punish him contempt second-Tat refusing receive
the alleged vasrant question, he committed contempt of
court ThrdThat the committed sick and nhrm
unable TO work and was therefore not avagan Fourth
That the Recorder had legal power the said
son summary 10 the khouse. Fifth THAT the
proceeding of the Recorder in sending the said person 10 the
Work house illegal and void that the respondent
med contempt in refusing to receive the said person. And
SStRespondent discams all intention contempt dre.
spec Of the court having acted from conviction that the law
justified him This promises of interest
promises fine opening TO both lawyers and doctors.
Alonzo Incan arraigned charge of perjury
ing day that his slave Joseph runaway swearing
the day that he not runaway From affidavit OF
officer Abadie would appear that the latter declaration
the perjury, Incan told him. few days before making h
first affidavit that Joseph runaway to look
out him For his change of opinion expressed under hi
two oahs, Incan sent TO prison 10 await examination
Edmund Drenx was arraigned charge of beating Manue
Dam in the with oaded cane with intent kill
Bayou Road Thursday gave bail ST. 900 to appear
Eliza Drew free coored MalYna Jacob and Ellen Icadbeer
were fined and bound over to keep the peace especially
CARDS Anna Smith, whom they appalled, with blast of the
dabolica ephets and threats recently, Basn
then Ainna Smith similarly hampered in regard Ez
Drew complained of similar dia6trtes her part
Joseph Heber charged with assaulng j. B. Larnee with
pistol and Foley, charged with taxing Eugene Juneau will
an umbrella fined, each for breach of the peace
James r Brantley and Thomas Coey failing appear il
answer charge of ssabbng unknown coored man
Rampant the night of the 9th ult er bonds
declared forfeited.
Ann Neal inmate of the Work house. complained of
insane by the lessee. She will be examined to-day
Lecome sent to the workhouse for six months
his credentials and dangerous and suspicious char
acter being numerous, ancient and respectable
RECORDER SoLoNoN's CouRT.-The only note
worthy case this yesterday TALL dgnhcd
goodooking young stranger whose omit from sron
impression his being respectable temporarily under thu
weather. well respect for the medical profession;
having ancient and honorable title of Doctor prefxed to hi
name His respecabit however considerably furnished
at least app by the seedness of his outer rament
face that pned for barber and shirt that grieved peous
after waserwoman added the fact that he had Just
rived from Mobile tie California, and had bee
handed officer Richardson by Capt Hutcings in
qence of his failure pay his passage Furthermore the off
thought proper in the superabnndance of his wisdom
to charge him with being dangerous and suspicious character
The Recorder refused take cognzance of the charge
failure pay passagehat being purely civil niar--an
called upon Richardson ubsantate the Charge of danger
suspicion preferred by him. That astue individual could Civ
no better reason the Doctors failure pay and the
rent condition of his wardrobe.
The Doctor being called upon to speak for himself stated thu
he physician from Forida and his way TO Text
practice his profession that he left home in comp
ny with several friends from whom he became separated
Georgia that his funds became exhausted Oh his arrival in
bile that he spent Thursday forenoon in fress search for
friend there from whom to borrow srfie that lie went
board the maboa just before she left with the intention
laying his before the captain and cerkwlich III
he had friends New Orleans and could for his
arrival herebut that owing to the great rush of passengers
the clerks Office he did not Succeed in his object until after
boat had left the wharf; that Capt. Huchngs landing
}lneburg gave him TO Richardson requesting that oc
to him ST. Charles Hotel where he expected
of his friends and that arriving in the ci
and getting Of the the officer concluded not to take hi
to the ST. Charles Hotel but took him to the lookup and
prisoned him as dangerous and suspicious character
Doctors and language altogether those of
enan and in proof of his responsibility he produced
certificates Of citizens Florida voucng for his good mora
and his competency physician, and recomcndi
him to the residents whatever locality he might select II
Recorder, without hesitation, discharged him.
Tie Doctor leaving, stated that he perfect
ger here-ths being his arrival in New Oreansand ber
ignorant laws wished to know If there any redre
the gnomnious treatment he hareceived. The RECORD
replied that there that he knew Of The Doctor til
remarked that very hard that gentleman couldn't be
- of money and have dirty shirt without being grappled
dangerous and suspicious character and with polite bow
tired agree with The Doctor but must at the tin
Il remind him, all other strangers that New Orleans is
awful hard without money and clean clothes.
n RECORDER BouLIGNY's COURT. = Mrs. Corne
Baau yesterday before the First District Conr to
tried for swndng obtaining Sol worth of dry goods from
E. Brady her husbands credit after she had left his
board knew that he would not settle the
sequeHty ascertained by Barry Mr. Barry il fur
IN appeared writ of sequesraon to recover his
lie and upon going with Mrs. BIS house. got assault
st battery, which the writ did not call for.
El~A Word to the Latifes.-In recommen
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it but justice state that, stimuan TO the system
impsrtng strength gor preparatory to periodical stae
- which are oft times attended with much pain and trouble,
IA preparation happily adapted to all alicti
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At cholera morbus all ailments arising from over indulge
m in the fruits vegetables creams etc. it is cert
and almost remedy and no family should be
a. it. Directions the bottle Sold by druggists
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