New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-30

by snoozfng on the tanquete Of Poydras street at
clock ID t6e morning. This was all right but for
TIE whisky that vas in him, he was sent to the
Wor@House for a month.
VIM. Mckenzie was also sent out for month. He
seemed 70 have ancied that bis throat was another
Mckenzie river, and that the whisky barrels on the
leyee were the natural springs Of supply 70 the said
river Tor he was found BY officer E7ington, lying
gl0rlously drunk on a cotton bale, with piece Of
hollow cane 10 his hand the cane, and hole in
OF the neighboring whisky barrels, sufficiently
counting for bis boozy obiyiousnesa It is supposed
by some, however that he was drunkaTd, but only
a stranger in distress, who had resolved TO commit
suicide by strychnine, and having no money To buy
the drug raw, concluded to fill himself several times
fa Of the diluted article ont of the barrel and by the
means aforesaid in which design BY Tie pr0yidental
circumstance Of there being honest whisky on the
levee, he miserabIy failed
Tom Fleming for fancying himself beathen god,
and dispensing with his clothes accordingly, Camp
street. on Sunday afternoon, was sent out for two
months.
Frank williams was fined SIS for frivoIouslY charg-
ing that Mrs. Helena Hawkins stole his trunk and
things at the Texas Exchange on Leyee street Mrs.
H.. after examination, being h0nofably discharged.
She was andadY and only wanted the trunk as col
lateral security for what Frank owed for board.
The following parties we're araigned and docketed
for future examination
Louis Weinstbach charged with striking Louis
Fellrath violently in the back with large stone on
the 18th inst, at the Of Thalia and Howard
streets. Bail given to appear on the Sd proximo.
IT.
sticking Mrs Margaret Connel at the corner Of De-
lord and Foncher streets. Bail $780, to appear on
| the Sd.
Laura Dove, charged with seandaIizing her poetic
name, by being one Of the worst old rips Dryades
street Bail given to appear on the I'd.
hlcnara sioTgan, Henry Thompson, Thomas Nc
GoTmaeE, and Frank Inglass seVeraliy charged SINH
aEy with being too dangerous and suspicious to run
at large All sent To- prison in default of bail to
await examination.
Cornelius Murphy, charged with having stabbed
Denis Haggerty in the right thigh with intent to
murder, on Sunday, over the river at the Bell Gre
vase Sent to prison, in default Of 81 600 bail to
| be examined on the Sd.
William F. Jones, charged BY Michael Roach or
Rache, with sTindling, in selling him, for $3.50,
raft Of ash logs Of which he was not the Fightfui
owner. Bail given to appear to-day
RECORDER WILTz's CoURT.-Martin Estrade MarsaI
was yesterday sent to the Insane Asylum at the in
stance Of his wife.
Louis Maternal was up on a charge generally Of
being drunken nuisance, and on the special charge
Of having assaulted Mrs. Widow Houx wtha batchet,
on Sunday evening, in her room at No. "a Dau-
phne street In default of $500 bail, to appear for
examination, he sent 10 prison.
Mrs Anthony was charged by Ramon Machado
with being too noisy and scandalous for the peace of
Ursunes street. and too abusive of him for his ndi
vidnal comfort She will be called upon to explain,
very soon.
F. Gudge, alias Mocking Bird, Ned Buckley and
James Hasane, were sent to prison, to await exam
ination on charges of being too dangerous and sus.
picious to roam at will in a community like this.
RECORDER LoSGs CoURT.-Cornelius Taylor was
yesterday fined S25 for assaulting one Miller on Sun
day night, in ballroom at the foot Of Elysian
Fields street number of petty offenders were dis
posed of in the usual manner.
james Green was sent after, charged with throw
ing tumbler in the face Of Michael Kane, in gro
cery on Enghien street, on Sunday night.
RECORDER ADAMS CouRT-In this Court yester.
day came up the novelty of q church muss The
Board OF Trustees Of the German Evangelical Church.
towit: Messrs Peter Kaiser {or Geigerl John Fa-
brian, Frederick Berger, NJ. Wuest and Frederick
Gosling, were arragued the affidavit of the Rev
G. Prieser, officiating minister of the church. charg
ing them with breach OF the peace, in the church
on Sunday, in interfering with him in the regular
discharge OF his duties. He also charged Kaiser the
President of the Board, with endeaVoring to keen
him out of the church, by refusing to open it on Sun
day and refusing to give him the keys of the build
ing
On the first charge, against the trustees in solido
they were held to bail to appear for examination in
few days The other charge, about Kaiser keeping
the keys, was investigated thespot. 1t was shown
that on Sunday, after finding be could not get the
keys the minister got friend OF his, one Zinser and
Lieut. Newand, to 60 to Kaiser's house and arrest
him. They took him to the lookup and searched
him; and finding the keys in his pockets, handed
them over to the minister and let him 60. The Re
cor1er at once dismissed Kaiser from that charge
The charge of breach OF the peace, brought against
the trustees, based on the fact that they had
given notice to the congregation that there would be
no service on Sunday, and that, after the minister
had got the keys and opened the church. as afore-
said, they appeared in church Also to obstruct the
service by transacting committee business the min
lister understanding their object to be- to take meas.
ures to oust him from the church and put some other
minister in his place The difficulty between the
minister and the trustees ia not new one as some
time ago the trustees applied one of the civil courts
for such relief would enable them to dispense with
the further services of their minister; an application
which, it seems resulted in nothing It is decidedly
two.sided case it stands and the Recorder will
probably have an interesting time in the settlement
. of it.