New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

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ean9p street, between Common ana r;rsyter r.ss
& liked a. above 9safiss' Caae
Eiiza Cagghlin, charged with repeated ysitas;ass
" " 'i.7e alq l obscene language npon FranE Dange
.5egs 'eSiesnes On Poydras street. Case liked IS
q. F4nk M Johnson, alias John Wood. fugitive fFo
". .ns y y ofh aogae and Martin Hickey fnTiffys fr6
i've quarters, '''s. y 'us'E AeSpses=
EgcoEDEH WfLrz's CouEr~ Xavier slyy g-aa vs4.
~ - 1 ~ ~ ~ heid 70 bail to appear for ex
him by Louis Blanc; 80 assslllss
g On the 26th day Of October, instant. n abons &
O'Clock 10 the morning, a the corner Of assyes ana
st. Lons streets, 10 the SeC0nd District Of t efg ~
New Orleans without any cause On urag3esF9I,s5 II
when Xavier SITy did commits an assault an9 btts+9
on the person Of sfiant, and pulled down afia1s Il;
the gutter Of the street. That he renewed nv IA.
sauit and battery tRO times, and was attempffno III
renew it third time, when he was prevented by t5s
neighbOrs. That at the second tine said Xavier si
w assaulted and beat deponent before throwing him
10 the gutter OF the street. he attempted to break tI
mead and the body Of the aant ia pushing him VIC
ently and using the body Of aant as she c0ntendna
instrument on the bar OF iro which supports The gas
lamp. That aiant is still coBYalescent BOW having
zen l4teiy released from yellow disease, and that
atlant IS alSo afflicted with pthigc,n ETC.
Joseph Davis and James Briggs were dismissed
from the charge Of interfering with poceasan
me following we're held for futage examination:
Jean DuracIeT, charged with stealing an IRON
{ son square. Sent to prison in defanIs OF hail
FfeaerIck fFedeT charged with keeping disorder
4 y 49use on St- Philip street. Bail Of $500 given
Jean r frangoIs, Mary Oldham and Catherine Sock
ge all charged with stealing cotton from bales on the
LeTee. All sent to prison.
RECORDER LoNGfs CoUEr-Jobn Jnneety vgas vas
teFday examined on the charge Of having Tnsiioios
and Wantonly shot and disabled horse hejovping 4
=. Menuagay, last week, On tile common III fraTT n
| the st. Vincent de Paul Cemetery The hogse yrsss
brought up to the dOQt she 0a.eR insresseal ssF
found TO be badly riddled with shot and The eyzsnge
was positive as to Juneck being the mscreant yhf,
did the shooting The horse not being wounded irs
such manner as to prevent him from being service
able, or from being good as ever after a WhiEe
| Juneck was fined 80
1 a number Of hard drinkers and loud gaasers were
oYerhauled and required to hand over x ss and vi
! or go on Expeditions to the Hotel de Fremeauz
or the Haison de Hernandez. Several hopeless Old
soakers were sent to the MaisOn for long terms.
Joseph Schultz was up on charge OF being one Oi
Der Freyschutz Of the Third District it being sworn
! by the officer who arrested him. and by Mrs Fnlrat
/ that ne blazed away into 6Ock of Mrs. FnIrat's
geese On Lesseps street and killed fourteen Of them
| valued at S35 The enthusiastic goose.killer gave
| bail to appear.
| Henry Richards, for being fistieaIIy severe up0n
/ Christine Wyant, at the HomeWard Bound CofIee-
/ house, on Frenchmen street, was fined SO
/ Thomas PigOtt was examined on the charge of hay.
ing feoniously disposed Of hog.chain and piece Of
\ iron belonging to the steamer Herald The proseru.
tor, Philip McGuire failed to make ont his case aDd
| Pigott was discharged