New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-11
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THE WEATHER.-The clerk Of the weather :" sosh-
about considerably yesterday gave Us all the contents
Of his cistern, md then allowed the few ghasy
smiles at us, Mud and moonlight predominaed last night
CHARITY HosP1TAL.-Report for the week ending
yesterday evening, October ls at o'clock
Admitted. lS5 Died %
Discharged l76 Remaining. d32
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Petty business not worth
reporting has occupied this court for hour each day.
since II opened few days since. ,T
Yesterday the Grand Jury reported bill against Arthur
Padron for killing Francois Gard Orleans
last spring. and against Eugene Dupra Victor
and others accessories Gerodas who
time and baed and Duprat who recently
bail at the acrity of the Grand jury
arrested and sent to prison.
RECORDER SrITH's CoURr.-A man named Gaffrey
before the First District laying dishonss
hands of his neighbors lamps other
Edward and Margaret Duyre and Thomas and Ryan
before the First District Court the day before clubbing
and brass uckn John Fagan had their reconsidered
and the papers against them Withdrawn they discharged
Eliza Pagan, wife of the clubbed and knucked john
ained charge Of running knife into the back Of Edward
Duyre and also discharged The parties are neighbors at the
of Poyas and Adene Streets and hoped they
will be Christians hereafter. -5- ...m E--.y.,r,-
Einceu.e Hernandez, alias V. H. Ayad alias vncente
Garcia, the elegant young who preance that
he was Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipoenay from
Venezuela Mexico and the South American republics obtained
S25 fancy shirt and $40 in cash from Mr. Jump, clerk
Leighton Barb0t's store examined and discharged The
though false sufficient induce cautious dealer to
linn with his goods and cash The shirt however,
lost having been all along the St Charles without
ing once been --r-
Tho following other parties discharged: Dr. j. LIE
Mathews, charged by D. D. Vincourt with collecting more
alnwsuit than his due; McGloane charged
with threatening the life of James Lynch Wm Cline charged
with attempting shoot John Banium Mary Malone charged
with beating Mary Fitzpatrick and Sarah Cummings charged
with keeping tlsordefly house.
Caleb Hale and John Thompson boys found sleeping in an
unenanted house Po,ras street, House Of
Refuge.
Henry Porter living the of Vliere and Gasouet
streets, aragned charge of cruelty beating his wife
and smashing their furniture Sunday night thereby com
pelling her seek safety Strangers roof II. gave bail
appear the 18th. -'s-
Mary Hickey arrained on charge Of woolins Mrs. Jane
cane in her house Dyades street. Sunday morning,
ducng her and her children in the Sunday AFTERNOON
besides giving her another woolins and beating The
btoGs'' AInry gave bail to appear on the 14h.
number OF vagabouis Of both
honsa.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURr.-John Nicholas was
yesterday before the First District Court for beating
wife. Bail given
Antonio Bayaa before the beating
Mrs, tifHy:er o. FrcnclInen street Bail given.
Pierre Constanier before the aemp
ing to Violate Mrs. Bickel old German residing a
No. 1l2 Dauphine street. Sent prison. ,N.a--
Mrs, Mack charged with larceny, dismissed. Charles
Terry alias French Charley prison dangerous
and suspicious character.
Neln nuuaie probably COneia arraigned charge
passing upon Ferdinand Percy Jr agent OF j. Vioscn Jr
in last worthless check $3.50 the Bank of Ioi
ihn-he haTing no money deposited therein She gave
10 appear for examination
Patience Doughty, free ngeer, araigned on charge
OF beating Joseph Bruneau white man. umbrella
Roman street. Esplanade Thursday night because
asked her what she when she iused him he
passing she being surrounded by crowd of saucy black
nggers, who Snred him inpuIenty he up
gave bal, to appear.
Anthony Perau free Niger, arraigned charge
streets. He gave bail.
Margaret Kelley arrnigned charge Of beating Ellen
Major in Gallatin street. Sent to prison. "..
| RECORDER SoLoMoS's CoURT.- Patrick Walsh
accused Of having stabbed John Foley twelve times board
tile towboat Olivia Agiers, few nights yesterday
Charity Hospital and confronted with Foley who is
expected Foley positively identified Walsh
the who had stabbed him. Walsh, informed did
deny the deed when arrested. He plead Justification stating
Foley following him about the boat with stick of
WOOD and that when he struck him he drew his knife and used
it. Both hands the Olivia and the weapon used by
Walsh sheath Walsh eplanded to prison TO
await Foleys death, which considered certain event
Pat Caaghau fnsd $40 for beating Mat Ward Mai
Ward dismissed from charge of beating Pat Callaghan
Jacob arrgned charge of heating his wife at
| >heir residence on Spain street. Sent to prison,