New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-07

made in question was shVeree that shlYerees we're
punishable by Law, no matter whether accepted as
good or bad by the parties shivereed and that there
fore the law would have to take its course. He re-
GREETED, he said to discover that every Of the
seventeen prisoners was an intimate personal friend
Of his; all he could do, therefore, as friend TO
them, to punish them to the least extent Of the
law He thercupon ordered each of the seventeen to
pay fine Of S. and stationed policemen at the door
to prevent the departure of any before the fines
paid. Bat ALL being men Of bottom planked out the
cash instanter total $85. After that grand disper
sion took place. and all hands repaired to the United
States Hotel for liquid comfort,
This was the biggest shiveree that has taken place
for some years; and the standing of the men con-
cerned in it, as well other particulars which
do not feel at liberty to publish will make it the
joke down town for long time to come
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge Hunt opened Court
| yesterday in preliminary way, to empannel and
| charge the new Grand Jury, and open the pro-
| gramme of the winter campaign.
The Grand Jury were sworn in, as follows:
| AChile Hebeft, foreman John Hughes James T.
Anderson, o. Yoorhies, o. B. Blanche. Michael Airne
g, j. Durel, Patrick German, I. D. MiIier A. Decker
P. Chabert, n J. Blome, John speck, Louis Rose, D.
| Susettei and N. B. Raymond
Judge Hunt then delivered lengthy charge to the
jurors mainly about the prevalent vices Of selling
lottery tickets, carrying concealed weapons, and
other things which constantly exist, and are con-
santly called to the attention Of Grand Juries and
constantly keep getting no better fast
The court having opened for the first time, in its
new location, up stairs in the ST. Peter street build
ing-where the Sixth District Court used to be- that
court being now in the basement of the St. Ann
Building, where the First District Court used
to be, the swap of furniture, fxings, books clerks
etc, having been made during the past summer
Judge Hunt took occasion to call the attention of the
jurors to the furniture and general arrangements Of
the new courtroom unworthy Of the city and IN.
suited to the purposes OF Justice. The jury then
dismissed to the 25th inst
We agree with Judge Hunt as to the untitness of
the new courtroom No provision whatever has
been made for the reporters of the public press and
this omission, we do say, is unworthy of great city
like New Orleans
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURT.-John Moore arrest
ed on Tuesday night for kicking up q dust on Ba-
rome street, (Which otherwise was muddV) and for
assanlting policeman McMilen, and carrying sheath
knife concealed was yesterday required to pay fine
of S25, or go to prison f0r a month. Richard How
ard, for smashing the windows of Mrs. Richardson's
house on Rampant street was fined S.; and Mrs R.
for being not altogether blameess in the matter was
fined 81 so. James Moran for raising a fuss with
Richard Grey at the residence Of the latter Erato
j street, was fined So. ..-.-
f Auguste Norris f. m. c.. was sent before the First
District Court for an assault and battery upon Mi
chael Crosby, on the 22d ut at the corner OF CarOn.
delet and Perdido streets. The darkey was brick.
layer, and the white man hod-Carrer, on the new
buildings there being erected The darkey used bad
It language to the white man the white man gave the
# t viii bis trei lJ oG 'I os 6t'uLeI %
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2'T4 ~ s,,,,o Isaac os ~ p.,rao,,.,.. 49,.
,a sentoncad IN tcgo ,aDtbs, " S Dlt tliS
t,7antyfva asboa for staaiin, df ~
. Jas. Nuttals ocksmith shop, No. I74 Camp street;
u he having been detected by means of pistol which
Mr.. INITIAL SO fixed, that opening the door he
n was shot in the arm the wounded arm being what
led to his arrest. Yesterday Mr.. Nuttall made new
= affidavit against Isaac, charging him with burglary
s. and praying that when his Imprisonment for larceny
d shall be out he be again arrested and dealt with ac
n cordng to law. 1t may look odd in man to try tC
get an offender tried and punished twice for the SAINT
oifense but Mr.. Nutalls affidavit explains itself, a.
10 follows:
re "IhRt in place OF the commitment of said saY
for trial before the First District Com5 on cbarg
of burglary, be was by error committed for trial be
III fore the Third Justice of the Peace for larceny an
n. was convicted of such larceny.
"a " But deponent being informed that such otense
10 entirely separate and distinct and that the con
veton for larceny does not answer the ends Of publ
justice, aud appiehensiYe that Tie ENDS OF justic
DC have been, by unknown to him defeated
and believing that, as citizen, and for the benefit
I'd the public at large, it is his duty to prosecute sal
= Isaac, knowing him to be dangerous character b.
. is induced to repeat his said charge and to max
4 again this affidavit"
Is. Deponent further says that he is informed tina
be SAID slave Is now N the Keeping OF the keeper Of th
=, Parish Prison undergoing his sentence for larceny
y and that in few days he will be again at large IN
nj less some means are used to protect the public troT
his depTedatOns and that therefore he demands hi
he arrest and retention to answer this charge of bul
glaly
Deponent sWears finally that the said slave is @
lS VIGOROUSLY Infamous character, as will be full
ri, proved upon the investigation of this charge,
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