New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-06

FINES Dir. Emerson reports = 40l3 as the amount
Of fines collected in Recorder Summers Court during
the month Of October. For the same month, as re.
ported by Mr.. Larose, the amount collected by Re.
corder Long was STAT so. The Recorders offices
never contributed to the city treasury more hand.
someIy than at present.
RoBBERY-A gold watch and $500 in cash were
stolen from lodger in the Orleans Hotel on Thurs
day night. Yesterday morning, both watch and
money were found hidden under the carpet in the
room Of young German in the same house but the
youngster had made himself scarce, for the time at
least, Unlacky for himself however, he left his da-
guerreotype behind and the police hunted him by
his picture During the day he returned to the hotel
when he was arrested, and badly hurt at the same
time by his own agility. In running away from the
officer, he sprang through window and fell and
picked up badly hurt that be had to be sent to
Charity Hospital. His name is Joe Rendle.
DUCEED.-George Walters got wet On Thursday
evening and came very near getting drowned. It
all happened in the river at the Third District ferry
landing, by George thinking he could take bigger
step from the wharfboat to the steamboat than his
leg would consent to. The cachunk y Of his going
in called the Samaritans around, and he was soon
shed out very wet but not the least hurt in his feel
ings as he happened to have full cargo of whisky
aboard at the time.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Ths Court got fairly to
work yesterday. The Grand Jury, or portion Of
them, assembled but did nothing for the want of a
quorum, Joseph Polydor, f. m c., pleaded guilty to
a charge Of larceny, and was sentenced to three
months in the Parish Prison. Michael Nolan was
tried fer assault and battery and acquitted. Ra-
mon MachO was tried for assault and battery and
/ found guilty Mr. Godwin's slave Sam was dismissed
from the charge Of stahbing and wounding and Isoe
f. N. c., John Dore, Nelligan, and John Smith, were
4 dismissed from charges Of assault and battery.
Thomas Butler pleaded guilty to a charge or assault
and battery.
/ RECORDER SUMMERS CoURT.-John Carr aud Mary
Connary yesterday discharged from the accusa-
| tion Of having burgariously entered Harris & Nor
gaus Office and carried of $500 in cash and John
| Henney, for making the affidavit against them frivo
| lOusly was fined SIS. John McCattTey was likewise
1 dismissed from a charge Of higamy. Thomas Finley
was sent before the First District Court, for mstak
! ing his wife Catherine for brick and giving her
chop in the head with his tr0we besides otherwise
4 injuriug her. Pat Mclaughlin, charged with steal
i ing - from his brothers grocery at the corner o
Magazine and Gaiennie streets, and B. Christeuburg
charged with fouly abusing Eleanor Bdenkopfer and
threatening her life and smashing her furniture, in
her room, on North Market street. we're respectively
held to bail for their appearance for future eXamina
tion. A large lot of knOck-kueed shVerers and blue
nOsed bruisers was sifted ont in the usual manner
sent to his old home the Work House for six months
RECORDER WuTz's CoURr.-Assistant Recorder
BENT presided in this court yesterday. Thos. Dillon
for wantouy disabling mule at SlawsOn & Co.t
stable at the of Bienville and Broad streets
by cutting it in the leg with shovel was sent before
the First District Court John Wolff was fined $l5
for being the animal his name would indicate toward
Mrs. Elizabeth Henry, Francoise Lacoste, spunky
female, was held for examination on charge o
having assaulted Leon Artigue, Of Metairie Road
with dangerous weapon The story is that Fran
Coise has husband who has long been absent il
France, and is now bis way to this country thai
she expects to reion him that certain chap whom
she had adopted and lived with as deputy husband
hearing what was in the wind cut stick and basely
sold his protectress furniture to Antique and tina
when the latter went to take the furniture in quiet
business sort Of way, FRANCHISE flew at him with
knife, and made him only too glad to get away with
out the furniture.