New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-20
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PLEAsANr.-Q Quite coo!ness sprang up yesterday
morning The day eventempered, sprngke and alto
gether delightful. sst = al5l a-5.S ~ 81
STAR GAzNG.--New Orleans got regular twist in
the neck yesterday 1t became known thsta star
something Of the kind visible overhead in the full glars
Of the One mans looking others looking, and the
star hard to fnd and caused the looking ID
longed the whole town. less threw its bead back to
take good look Some found the and others didn't
those who found Il made note Of it, Venus and
the both plainly visible they had
been daily time previous but only yesterday did the
population make the grand discovery. ~ F
CHARITY HosPrrAL.-Report for the week ending
last evening: 57g ..as
bsehaged Ia iss Remanins % us
I A LErrER-RecorderiF Fabre received q letter from
aprisonsr the other day. Of which the following ia verbatim
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Wagon doing nothing the under hevy and
To the onerable Fabre Esq JOHN DOYLE.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-Julus Hoffman and Con
rad Gyse yesterday tried for assaults and batteries and
| acquitted. ~
J. Dupay tried assault battery found guilty.
sentenced to six weeks imprisonment 4f ss.
George schagger plead guilty charge assault
terry aud ordered to appear for sentence to-day.
Leopold Weld tried for passing counterfet and
quilted. .Hags {
F. Gueys charged with cutting the throat of Pierre Berro
Sunday morning last had application for habea
argued. The Judge took 1t under advisement. W '"l
Several vendors Of lottery tickets arragned under the
indictment of the Grand Jury, and held to bail so each
to appear for trial. -e5l.., { d
Nicholas Buriecheau, charged assault
and battery and Charles L. Marshall charged with assault
o kill dismissed by nOlle
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr.-James Ramondo, land
ord yesterday this against the city,
$780, alleged have been sustained by him in the
of the lorete ordinance He also took
upon the Mayor forbddng him enforce the ord
until the further orders OF the court This of
stop the ordinance present. w.
Roberts, ESQ.,, is counsel for the plaintiff. 49, s.l
RECORDER STITH's CoURT. Henry Clifford was
yesterday before First District
stealing gold watch from Dr. H. Cab, Josephae
Fourth District the sd u 1t shown thas he had left
watch with Mr.. CHARLES a No New Levee street. to have
the Doctors erased from it. and another engraved in
its stead. Bail $3.50,
j. Hertz charged with assaulting Joseph Poncher with
Ratchet, dismissed; Poncher falling to.appcar. Is ~
Bren held for examination charge Of sell
ling liquor without license the of Gaiennis and
Annunction Mr.. Gillgan held charge Of
doing likewise of Gaenne and New Lvec
and Mr. Kingsley held charge of ditto, at the
of Constance and Basin streets.
Norton the omnibus driver of Messrs. slawson Co..
charged with stealing three dimes from the of his
vehicle had charge fully against him exannt
and before the First District Court.
j. Coleman fined SO for selling liquor without lcense
Gaenne and Administration James Cook
fined SD doing likewise at the corner OF Annlnciation
and ST. Thomas streets. Sergeant Dryden spotted 'cm
Robertson before the First District Conrt for
stealing watch SO
room on Derbigny street. Bail $3.50, 2, IA s,
Peter Paul Mooy before the First District Court
thrashing lawyer coemanin in his Office 10Th Ball
s BY that his Paul seemed consider hsclr
with lawyers forever He defended himself yesterday,
did like Major, il not like lawyer. "a. & q !,
Charles Parish charged with larceny in taking $40 worth Of
ebony John Chrt,ie's discharged it being
they dishonesty but tho value
them had not been pad the Recorder informed
that nigh, prosecute Parish for breach of trust.
Charles c. Hays charged pas upon Albert Tarrence
worthless the Citizens Bank for sa2 70, dis
charged Tarrence not appearing. ~ If1.l ssz
Weldon Mrs. Weldon arraigned charge
of walking into VIM Arthms and wife at No So Annuneia
ton streesrs hurting pitcher Mr. A. and threatening
him. Mr. W. throwing bucket of dirty wer and
potlid A. They held for examination the
18th inst. f
REcoRpEa FABREs CouRT.-Mr. De Armas slave
Johp and ~ Boudousquies Theophe were yesterday
ordered ashes each sahbn Mr. Mar
nez's slave Tony u, hfst principal the
\ other as alder and abstter.
Marques held for examination charge of having
1 whi.ed Julius Manthe SFs .- =
Johu Jacobs charged with knocking robbus F.
W. c. Blackburn of pistols lung shot and dollars
the Of Barracks aud Old Levee Streets
discharged Mortimer Ridde charged with being party
| to the robbery arrested, . ,-
Ferdinand charged with keeping filthy stall in Tems
Market showering filthy lnguage upon the Commsary
discharged which the Recorder good
| and sufficient. r. te+- =
| RECORDER SoLoMoN's CouRr.-W. Marsh was
yesterday s. declining prosecute W. Meyers whom
charged with whaling him and his sister the day before
W. Cahon, examined days charge OF fsoni-
ous carrying off of W. baers furniture yesterday
| disn,isse by the Recorder.