New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-08

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f, RECORDER STITH's CouRT-The proceedings ir
this court yesterday rather interesting usual
Wien the case of Catherine Russell and Others residents
Rees Row on Gravier street was called the Recorder
served with an injunction from the Fourth District Court
bidding him to act in against accused Th
circumstances briefly, that 25th u Ester
brook and Others respectable residents of Gravr street.
in petition the Mayor for the removal of certain in
habing houses he said Rices Row. opposite them th
said women being lewd and abandoned and nsances thu
neighborhood. The accordingly arrested
taken before Recorder Sh That unctonary thre.
worst $40 esch and dismissed the remainder their promise
to other part the city COUNSEL COL Field
inercediDg for them to that effect. l,.F7T'.rLs p
The time granted to the expired Tues
to be dwe with according to law So when the up
yesterday morning the injunction Fourth District
taken out in behalf of Rice landlord of the women
sented The Recorder viewing this direct unwarran
able interference with the administration of justice court
and assuming that the injunction issued upon
showing of the knowing that The injunction
legal having been issued in the absence of Judge
by Mr. oew the Deputy Clerk of the Court and considering
the of Col Field anything but fair evsdng the
penalties for his clients upon his they should
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from being punished for not movng-peremptoy refused
receive the said Injunction or to respect it other inter
ference of counsel in behalf Of the women proceeded
deal with the latter the nature of the required
One of the women, Ellen Lewis specially arrested last
week for grossly insulting her respectable neghos
with fine Of Sl0 She afterwards went back and nsued
people in outrageous than BEFORE heaping
all Of obscene abuse hem and exposing her
in the shameless and offensive add pognancy
language. For this she rearresed fined $50
and made to furnish bonds. Her COUNSEL Col Field
took strong ground against the proceeding agung
Recorder had right to impose such penalty Yesterday
Col F. petition for copies of the papers
in order prepare appeal against the decision The
peremptoy refused to receive it, she had refused
the inunctonstaing. at the time he was
always ready obey order of court but nothing
knew he sad that the object Of the counsel interrupt
the of justice and the execution of the city ordinances
and he thought high time that such proceedings should
checked the part of members of the bar.
G. L. Marshall arraigned charge of having shot
evening with intent to kill He held bail $3.50 to ap
pear the 21st inst.
before First District Court for stealing
SIS worth of clothing from Bernard Condras ISL Circus
street, on the 9th ult. Bail required. $500
Michael Gilooey sent before the stealing
quantity clothing W. Fuer at No. 25 Tchoupitouas
street. Bail required, $500.
Mathew Mooney fined $40 for raising mss the Am
phitheaer Tuesday night Stanley getting drunk
disclosing the fact that he carried illegal weapon was
fined $50.
VIM. Jackson charged with being found board New
Basin schooner under suspicious circumstances satac
tory explanation and was discharged
Emma Kirk and Ann Sllman arrngned charge OF
having seriously disturbed the Alice Seabrgh
Sebrech Gasquet street. Emma discharged Alice
detained for initiation into the Peace Society All splendid
ladies in dress and personal appearance but Amazons
private ife if the investigation disclosed the truth
Mr. Mas's slave Henry before First Justice
stealing $3.50 from Thomas Dohans .roc
the of Dryades and Thalia streets.
Brown fined $50 for knowing how to behave il
the public streets.
RECORDER FABRE's COURT - assistant Recorde,
member OF the Peace Society," all at the Instance
manners and common decency.
Charles NJ. Beck and Samuel s. Smith were arragnsd on
charge of Fighting with dangerous weapons on Cstohots
street, Tuesday night Beck Smith in the ham
with sword, and Smith at Beck but missed him
They gave bail to appear for examination.
Eliza Nicholson fined $40 and made a member of IN
Peace Society for considering Bridget Gaven as worse thai
nothing and talking her aecodinglya in the yegetabl
market.