New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-15

2l'oF Af'--P9Heernan Barron, Of tbe Third Dis
rlet yesterday reported that whilst nnatl, trs,a
his beat The night before he was shot at and rssa3
+ oy some person or persons unknown to bin. Hsw5-
h2t aNareoE having done anything to entitIs hi7 n
the distinguished honor Of being made target Of.
+ REooRDER SUMMERS CoURr--44sststqaf Rssor5s-
Monroe presiding. John Calaghan. Of ~ str-af
john Sullivan, Of Felicity street; Martha WcWsbS
OF Market street, and Mrs. Riley Of Constance
street, were yesterday examined On cItarges ~ st
ng liquor without license ia their respective oyocer
and all were discharged. = 'iu'
George Thomas wfs made member Of the psaes
Society for the especial qualification and eornfort oF
Maggie Sullivan, Of the Triangle Buildnps Cat5ey
inc Delaney was similarly honored reeoynnan5a5
by Mrs. Hays. Ct Annunciation street AnthoDv
Kane was also initiated and charged 80 besides fan
not knowing how to behave toward Maria Mcnamara
The usual assortment Of jolly free drinkers was sed
out being slightly squeezed in their Jncke4l
and others, who had 1nsqueezable pockets teiug
tczeted either for tea at the Hotel de Fremeaux or
| for soup and oakam at the Mais0n de Hernandez
George Fraley was up a charge of having aided
man named Hooper in seeing the elephant ID c, b
on Perdido sreeta disclosure by which be suffered
animation on the 2lth.
Elizabeth Day was up on charge of sact Iegious
larceny II was charged against her that on Mon
/ day evening she took advantage OF the confusion
4 prevalent in the hOhse Of Thomas Doyle on ThaIfa
street consequent upon the death of Mrs Doyle by
1 kf
I shirt She was duly imprisoned for an overtauliuu
On the 10th, not being able to furnish bail
Eliza5eth Garrett was held for hearing on the
aotn. me charge against her was that she bit the
nhgeF, pulled the hair and otherwise hurt the eI-
Thomas street. u -
RECORDER WILTz's CoURr-Assfgtaat Recorde-
BENT presidinge- Charles OFDonneil Mrs fI:Don.
nell, 2, havanagh, Joseph McGee, and f. GaIlonly,
we're yesterday examined on charge OF having
robbed the house Of Mr. Isambeau, On Al. PhiF55
street, between COnde and Old Leyee on the eveni,
Of the 5th inst the property taken consisting Of two
\ silver watches, gold watch and s3T7 so in hank
notes, and 500 worth Of ewelry, all taken out 81 an
armoir which had been broken open besides sI0 in
gold and silver, lying q shelf in the room The
proof against the O'Donnells consisted in the fact
that they were tenants in lsambeaus house that the
| room robbed was broken into by the back way ana
that in the room Of the 0'Donnells were found the
stolen watches, besides dirk, cup and saucer tea
pot, and an empty bottle OF cognac all Of which
Isamhea9 identified as his. Besides all this. the
y Donnels did nothing for living, and owed three
months rent. Mrs. O'Donnell, however was not
shown to have had any part in the robbery and was
discharged as well as havanagh but Mr.. o DonpeH
aud Ehe others were remanded TO prison. to await
their trial in the First District Court for robbery.
NeTve Castaing and Hilaire Raiser, both free
coiofed We're arraigned on the affidavit Of Louise
Cayetano l. W. c., that they were about to fight
duel with deadly weapons. They gave bail to keep
the peace and to appear for examination when
wanted
tIySs L'uLlCAs l. t- E.s WAS sent before tle FlrSb
District Court for assault and battery upon James
Brien, white, on board the brig Kate on Monday.
In default Of bail Thomas was sent to prison.
Theresa Rapen charged by policeman Gros with
the awful crime of brothel, was permitted to de-
part upon the payment of So.
Louis Rodriguez was examined on a charge of lar
ceny, and dismissed for want of evidence
Josephine Waterman, for letting a new oowhide
fall upon Rosa Clark, in Rosas room on Marais street
was fined SIS.
{ jemima Hardy was sent before the First District
Court for an assault and battery upon Mary Math-
ewss white woman.
REc9RDER LoNG's Corsr-Frank Donahey was
yesterday sent after charge Of having stolen one
or more omnibus tickets, and one or more dimes from
the box on one Of LAWSON 4 Co.'S omnibuses as long
age as the 9Th or 7th of August.
One Schemick was complained Of By Jacob Figle,
as having given him an unhealthy pounding with bis
fists on Monday evening in sbeerhouse at the cor
ner OF Aarigny and Moreau streets.
RECORDER ADAMS CoURr.-John Conrad was YES
terday complained Of as having gone drunk to the
residence Of Mr. j. r Little, at the corner OF Fulton
and Harmony streets and grossly insulted Mr. L. and
his family and Daniel WOfender was also charged
with having knocked Philip Mock into the gutter AZ
the corner of Annuncation and Eighth streets War
rants were issued,