New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-28

CHARITY HosPIrAL.-Report for the week ending
last evening
Admitted ............, l64 Died ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l3
Discharged l66 Remaining. ............., 5oS
TRIED ''oN THE SoUARE."-Judge Robertson, on
Thursday added wrinkle to the face of Justice as it
rmaces and guwes in the precincts his court
Whilst jury in stabbng absent deliberation
another jury in larceny got ready retire deputy
sheriff informed tie Judge that the jury still occupied
by the former jury and that place take the new
jury The Judge after little deliberation directed deputy
to jury out on jackson Square and let them decide their
there.
This done The peers of an alleged thief took
their stand in the shadow Statue and whilst the
deputy sheriff kept inqusive outsiders respectable dis
tance, they held their awful deberaon. beauty of the
spot and the surrounding the rampant
Hickory the and rubbery other objects in the
square, with the proud cathedral the stately Pon,alba
buildings the dirtheaps the levee, the beef market
and the schooner which heulmed it n not to
speak of the deephowng river and Algers docks
in the misty disance-a these with their blended beauty
and soothing influences failed, regret to say to in
re that degree of harmony the minds of which
necessary the rendition of verdict After due delbea
ton they agreed disagree and this disagreement they
hced with such enaci that the deputy marched to
court where they discharged by the Judge the alleged
thief being discharged too Whether the guilty hot
he hereafter confidently of his innocence for his ac
qua was the result of his being tried on the square,
An original idea, that of sending jury deliberate in
public in the shadow of brass As the
season is approaching and it will be great luxury those
much abused morta the jurors hold deliberations in
the air. would the Council the proprey
ensrng their comfort this coming summer by appropriang
small sum for placing awning benches around
the statue with tarred chain keep oafes away.
THE WOUNDED SICILIANs.-Al the men wounded
by Guern and his companions Thursday morning doing
we'll except Dmiry, the sailor Charity Hospital As
he is shot through the lung his recovery would be deemed
almost miracle.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.---J. A. Steiger, charged
with selling liquor without license; B. Pons Antonio Oil
charged with selling liquor slaves and Pssqu
charged with assault and battery yesterday dismissed by
mol. pros
Caroline Miller tried for larceny and found guilty with
recommendation to mercy.
Jerry Pierre tried for Ault and battery, acquitted
Mrs Tonsen tried for assault battery hut the Jury
could not agree and she was remandel for another trial
RECORDER Sr1TH's COURT. j. F. Stockstill YES.
teriay had s25 for nnsng the notion Thurs
day night that he had right do he everlasting pleased
in Spading Rogers eaor. r. Deans pay so for
msakRg PoyraS Market for shooting gallery and attempt
ing draw bead live for target Edward HAYS
Notwithstanding white and John CAROL, aspiring free
Niger charged $40 each for having the
boat landing.
Robert Forbes and William Demo The men arrested on Tie
charge being in the shooting stabbing outrages
of Thursday morning arragued aud the parish
prison await the pleasure Of Recorder Solomon.
The following parties arraigncd nayts and dock
etcl for future examination:
Richard H. Leech charged by Mary s. Vent with breach
in failing deliver package containing 81 900
bills and several private letters which had
through him by John Hawkins Brown, in California Case
fixed for to-day Leech being all ready with cargo
goods for MiuNtitan.
Ann Brown charged by Mary Harding with soting
Wednesday, in Of the rookerics the Dyadcs
and Gravicr streets. Case fixed for the 10Th bail $3.50.
Mary Ward charged by Rebecca Levy wi horribly abusing
her Rampant street, and inundang ueghborhood with
foul language. Fixed for the 10th
George Enme charged by officer Dean with shooting him
and three other otcerslIyat Kennedy and Car-on Julia
street. at O'Clock in the morning Fixed for the 3lst.
1eabre charged with harboring Jesse Iars slaves Hannah
and Augustus in house Canal street Fixed the 9Oh
RECORDER FABRE's COURT.-R Morgan was yes
tcay before the First District Court beating
Marie Lnporte, at No Il Madison He gave bail.
Caroline Cohaba, charged with breach of trust Caroline
Cherwo charged with larceny and Elvira Mllott E. W c.
charged with harboring runaway discharged.
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CouRr.-Robert Forbes and
VIM Demo being yesterday transferred by Recorder Stith
Recorder Solom) the latter fuucouay them taken before
the men imitry and Toren who
house Thursday monns-mitrv hospital and Torei
Mt Pees both me- identified them belonging party
who made the assault and Toreui recognized Forbes
cular one who cut him in the Demo- SAIL took
part in the business being merely companion Others
and lookeron at the proceedings Forbes
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