New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-11


Young, FFasas ~ R second
Rust Asssants John and n Candy
District Herran II Schemherg.
# Fourth District;f b Al bettson 53 III fiji
o Papeosnts and Fourth Districts:
J.R. LANDER Second and Third Districts AZ 1arose.
Pound ReSpersF First District, Urai Sadder Second Dis
trct q Del rue Third District Alex. Lee; Fourth District
ID. 3B Haryey--all the same is before,
II aat7iant1f PiJttc 7tee$--Nir CHARTER.
Gardener Of Jackson Square,. Bozon. ia
The changein the Comptroes Office willtake place
En- MAYORS COMPLAINT BOOK. This is becoming al
very popular nasmucas every complaint made
brought to the immediate attention Of the officer having the
remedy If remedy there bel in his power In order to give our
readers an idea Of the complaints made eponiize feo
them Each complaint course signed by The person
king it. Ivy
Complaint that the Nuisance has been along Hercules
street for eweekofa barrels kittens, etc., smell very loud
Compliant of the at the corner of burgundy
and Ursune streeperfec pest the neighboyhoodreat
fight there lust night, and ditto every other day.
Complaint Of lot back Of Desbans yeandah Camp street
below the legal grade-great nuisance in wet weather.
Complaint of stable lshnunciaon street.-The cows
than the law aows-a pusance. s,efl2t
Complaint of deposit Of filth of Poyras and St.
Adelne streestwelve months sandng-dreadfu nuisance
Complaint other animals elcubering the public
roads, the u s. Barracks, damage aud Inconvenience
Of the settlers tliereabouts. u
Complaint that The Commssary Of the Second District Market
the river lot OF fish which he considered sinking
| aud which the considered worth $50.
Complaint that Commssnry threw into the rivera
shrimp, which he considered sinking, and which the
owner considered worth $50. p.D
Complaint that Mrs. Higgins sells grog without license on
Eevee street, above Thaa
Complaint of stable Eighth street. near Chippewa,
| nuisance particularly in weather.
complaints the ishnouge rather think, will not
anything The sale of tainted fish has for been
nuisance Second District market the stencil oftenmes
being ntolerable to cken pair of
oactoes The complaints show that Mr. Morantes, the new
| the community will commend him for it.
| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-M. D. F. H Brooks, ac-
resisting officer in the discharge OF his duty John
Swan accused Of attempting to Great riot Victor Hot and
John Hays accused Of rescuing prisoner LORENZO Maresco
assault and battery and robbery and Fanny Parey
f. W. Co. of breach Of the peace, all discharged
yesterday, motion of the District Attorney. Nothing else
was DONE
RECORDER Sr1TH's CoURT.-Capt. Moynan yester-
day made affidavit against young man. named George Shrop
Shire areadyn prison. for attempt to leave the city
without settling his bills and inability give secnriycharg
ing him with having committed forgery in Kentucky; which
charge he made upon the receipt of requstion for the
man, from the Governor of Kentucky The forgery bill
of exchange sos dated Rchand Plantation September
10TH 1854 purporn be drawn by T. L. Landry in favor Of
George Shropshire and VIM Anderson and accepted by j. B.
Comonch Co.. of New Orleans. The accused remanied
to investigation be that he is the proper person,
| in which event, he will be sent to Kentucky.
John Collins arraGncd charge OF murder in having
knocked overheard aud drowned John QUINN fireman board
the steamer Alice W Gazc, the Sd inst whilst that boat
coming to the city from Opeousns the affidavit being
made before the Mayor by Catherine QUINN widow Of the do
There evidence substanate the charge and
Collins discharged.
Robert IIhlips accused of attempting pnss
old counterfeit shnpasters of the THIRD Municipality upon the
City Treasurer discharged.
Maoy before the FRS, District Court
be tried for assauug John W Dermot with dangerous Wea
pon-cntng him slightly with knife the LIST inst Julia
street, Magazine. lie gave bail.
| B. (olsen arraigHed charge Of having assaulted
Henry Hill with dangerous weapona sickat the Of
the latter of Lafayette and Howard streets, the I'd
inst This crossfre-Goldstcin having previously
planned Of getting licking from HILL at the above mentioned
time and place.l
Mrs Riceand Hester Riceand arracd charge
settling family difference by pitched battle Poydras
Market. In defaut Of bail, they were sent to prison.
John Singer ordered So to the Work house
for month, for wallopng his wife aud smashing his Other
household effects in his cottage Cypress street on Wednes
day.
RECORDER FABREs COURT. jean Gamma was
yesterday before First District Court for assault
battery upon Marianne nernos perpeatcd the Sd inst,
the corner of Rampant and Main He gave bail
Pope FL Lnenowa sent before the court for breacl
Of trust appropratug which Mrs Judith Mates
entrusted him for safe keeping He gave bail.
Eliza Stanton charged with abolicny demonstrating Mrs
Mongeee Cusomhoue street, was discharged for want
evidence,
john Rome made doeful complaint that Sophia Glapin
slapped his face bourbon Wednesday evening TIL
hard handed Sophia brought in and give bail 70
her appearance.
David A. Youn complained that John Rowe had swndle'
SIS by of false promises that he would
mariner board the ship Universe Warrant issued
Louis GRsnel complained that the slave Armand robbed hin
of gold watch and pair Of specaclcs in hi
Ursuines street, the LIST of June Warrant issued
Bertrand complained that Louis Bloa handed min
one with his fist the evee and A. Dubois, E.
planned that - Chavene tickled him with stick NJ hi
house Claiborne street. Warrants issued.
Mrs. Frances Nathan made the following affidavit 'Tha
for the last six eight months been living with
Lever, as husband wife that she is the who
premises which she occupies in Toulouse street. No. ~ that
morning the said w Lever destroyed almost everything
the house, and that she obliged to leave the premises ben
i'll fear Of her life.'' Warrant issued.
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