New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-17


Bella Scott held for hearing charge Of having or
rby ituperaed Kate Rich at No "a Basin street and Ioug
Roy and Philip Heer fined SO each for hammern Jean
Indwig in acksit shop at the corner of Claiborne street
and Carondelet Walk.
The Recorder received rather unique epe from grsa
who had been sent to prison in dsau OF paying jail fees
verbatim copy Of which append
= Fabre Esqre, &c Recorder 2od Dist'k. E&
Sir Enclosed you 81 Is amt Of Jail fees &c.
or with me shall not not be saeed untel death
s@f s e. TT 5 os an H. Aa with every Of
a" VIII G'ts; {sSRiS1 xGsFG GNesH flET mot on
RECORDER soLomoN's CouEg-M,rder Of a Sail
orA. Bradley landlord boarding house Gala
tin street Michael Glenn boarding house and s.
Kennedy bakeepcr in Bradleys house. yesterday
raened charge Of bng concerned in the murder of
named Foster Friday evening" In the yard back of Brad
eys house. Sergeant Brooks now duty in the First District
heard Monday that Foster had been found dead in his berth
board the ship Edwd Hammond at the Basze, Saturday
morning. the vessel having left the Ievee Friday night that
his death had caused brutal beating and stabbsg and
that Mr. Bowdch, the officer the Bazc refused permit
the body be buried until Jury had investigated toe
matter. The sergeant himself work and Monday
night had obtained intelligence enough Justify him in
ing the three persons above He found persons who
c'ared that Friday evening they Bradley and others
beating Foster in the back yard heard Foster say, Gods
sake, don't that ship till get my money the
other " and afrerward heard him taken off goanns,
badly hurt From all he could discover the sergeant be-
lieved that named F. Thompson whom he did not
eeed in arresn- the who inflicted the and that
from all accounts Foster have been dead dying when
Parish Prison await examination Sergeant Brooks deserves
great credit for his energy and industry this The
murder 1t undoubtedly appears of
most hendial description. .
|
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-The application of James
gbeen, alias pri,or .or -o,o... -, a., W. -, :,
| ,t. - - - 80 ~ ,e'+ e tt'iA 'te "oi"-"ouSe "
~~ ~~ pa W." IeaseF"as argued nJ counsel, and taken
| into consideration by the Court
Victor (,erodas Aruedee porche and F,rys,s r.+ -
.d. o,i "a ~ = ot.ros ~ s.s .,"o p' "e'o
yesterday fss" on chafe Oh oeih9 accessories to the MUIR
der Of Francois Gard they entered pleas of guilty AID
| vysre ren1anlad tn nrison S1'r5"l
| E;,. - ,1, r5 ,,. ,.-u, = -
FhEhteeh oln ot''T ses were swept ell the
| docket by n2lle prose4r1 .rs
There trials Frederick Springer fsilno IN anrar
| - 49, =, s - -. -, ,.. y, -, - = pfeA 'o
h on u ASSAULT anu oeS' MS oonas were declared
| forfeited
pr.,,nrn er,-n-y cto,,,- po1;oor,on rT r.
hECofDEf ollth . oolfi.--EbliceHla Js II, Jl3
card Yesterday affidavit Of John Saher
,ccuv;n, h;-o ,r "a, a srrae+re a,d ~, I
| s AZ ann " ' " "a . ~ Ap's 'i' ieEeiiiS'
lie gave b"i 10 appear ior eSaIH'hation =
draw driver $40 breaking the curbirr ono
| a., ,h;;o sa,,r,, t1 c,-aIos, drrino :, h s - ~. - -
| 'nep'' '4" Co. ~ @ n s F,H5' - ti"ei oi 'fa"ief7
| were hned and others Wcrk-aotlsed ms usual