New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-16

Michael Raglan assault and battery plea Of guilty
sentenced to weeks the Parish Prison. jean Perrin and
Martin Walsh found guilty of larceny sentenced the FIRST
TO andhe latter three months in the Parish Prison
Shea found guilty similar charge sentenced to
six months in the institution. VIM. Doyle for assault
with intent kill sentenced to month in the Parish
Prison James Walters for carrying concealed weapons to
month in the Parish Prison fine of $3.50 wm Whoek
for obtaining under false pretences sentenced 70 one
years hard labor in the State Penitentiary
SECOND DISTRICT CouRT- Nc Donosh's Sen turned
UA who claims the natural son Of the ae john
MeDonogh application the Second District Court on
Saturday for proving the existence codc to the great WILL
emitting him to the snug sum $4,000 The case WAS liked
for to-day Here another fat snap FOR the lawyers
THE REcoRpERs' CouRTs.-Before Recorder Stith,
on Saturday Robert Clarke and Samuel Brewer were
on charges having stabbed and beaten fe'et oha a. m
corner Lafayette and Camp Streets on the morning VI W
nit lust after the breaking of ball IN ODD feiiows ha
tesimnnv was in substance that he had been dancing
lady at the ball. before the dance had ended she sat
down as he thought the instance OF Clarke he Went up 70
him and asked him the Clarke replied twas
sot NOLAN then called him liar, which Clarke said he
would ser him outside ballroom but afterwards said he
could not had ladies home Mohan aeknow
having spoken Clarke for the Of having fight
with him. NOLAN then waited outside and when Clarke was
coming with ladies' other said hereI this iB
the place it, Brewer then stepped and struck him
in the face saying this second time have insulted
Clarke while in ladies' company Immediately after, NOLAN
felt himself in the left side Of the back but by whom he
testified
strike ohan but knife On the contrary one OF
the young ladies who testified that he did not
strike Mohan The being rather mixed the Recorder
concluded jury nnravel it, and sent the accused before
the First District Court They gave bail
John German examined the charge Of having
stabbed Cornelius Hickey in feed store Poydns street.
the Esd Of January shown in evidence that Hickey
went into the feed asked by VIM Davis of
propreors pay small bill of 81 80 He pulled out his
porte monnae it, when German who happened to be in
the lack Of the remarked If you get dollar and
half of Hickey. you may take hat This nettled
Hickey and conversation ensued, which German called
him and thief The result that Hickey struck Cor
man. got stabbed by him in German sent be-
fore the First District Court under bail Of $1,000.
Hugh Bailey before the First District Court for in
yadng premises of Thomas Egan the of Tchoupi
Streets and there beating Mrs Eagan with
sung.shot and threatening the life of Mr. Egan
Philip slave belonging to j. Lewis, sent before the
First District Court for dangerously stabbing Gusave slave
belonging to Fernando Gonzales Maras street, on the I'D
ult. He committed to prison.
Thomas Fzmorrrs arragned charge of forging
receipt twenty barrels of -four sent by Ave Brothers to
Las but devered the named forged being that
Edward E. Dickey the mate of the vessel He was sent to
prison to be examined to-day.
Edward Heating Vim Powers boys arraisned
charge of stealing sl from Grars confectionery
Camp street. near Delord Case fixed for the 26th.
VIM Marshall VIM. Denny, whose moral rottenness
detected BY the scent of Lieut. Hunt were sent to the
Work house months each They had brglarous i'm
their pockets when arrested R. Collins also
un on charge Of being morally rotten there being burglars
tools his pockets But as he had $500 in good cash in his
pockets besides cash is always respectable wherever
| found he was permitted to travel.
Bridget Redmond a-raigned charge of having al
obtained of money amounting in the
gate $751; James Curran, in Poydas Market under ha
representation that she authorized to dc by her
mother. Case fixed for the Goth. ...o
Recorder Faore fined Laublong SIS for wetng the whistle
of slave in his Cabaret at the corner Of Claiborne and Cont
streets NJ Kopek held charge of doing like
of Benye and Derbgny streets. The
doubtabe Mary Thompson I. hauled for making
experiment in cranioogy-the head OF W. Beckett M c.
being selected and brickbat the article used for
eeler John Brown charged $40 for satisfaction enjoyed in
beating A. Beckett Other epicures in feeling fined in
: smaller amounts.
Recorder Solomon had Joe Bowers charge of pitching
H. A. Wilt Whether he is the father Of that celebrated
class known Joe Bowers boys unable to
stated Mrs Flannegan charged with smashing her husbands
furniture and otherwise venting her ugly discharged there
anpearipg t'faults both sdes.''