New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-28

STt,iS SttsS eNamlaed on charge Of breach of tTnst
.t u sis. Eanny blackburn W. C having efsroegf y;y
5ry,fI,t e ~ q her money that heinq ne
aui1iiIt " GneeE on the Citizens Hank vgiai 80
entrusted to him to get cashed for heT IN fI
iLls enc stated in her i1ony that sbe Ia3 as9
niLn MN IoT tne money several TINES, and instead n
giving hef any satisfaction he had abused her Tlia
check had been given to her in nart Y,s,t $3.50
piece OF property by " Maearty M.IIs piaetb,rn
lives in her own property on IRENE sfrsaf ais 11t
9eeapiea 2 room U the house being her tenant She
denied that he was her fancy man. Or tFaf aiga sge
had any improper connection with him. TIe Mi ma
transact her business by power Of attarnev rsq 5~
agent, bat - a friend. clear case being made oae
against GuiOn, he sent before the First Tliafief
Court, under bail Of 81 900.
Frank Burke was arraigned on q charge of having
presented counterfeit cheek for labor done ~ tbs
clerk Of the steamer Magnolia, on Tuesday evening,
officer s. Hamilton, who arrested him. MAKING tEa
affidavit. Burke gave bail Of $500 10 appear fr e
animation on the I'd pr0x.
Alfred PaFlgG, e. m, ca was sgat to prison 10 await
nearing on charge of having stolen quantity of
clothing belonging to Antonio Morales from tI1s
schooner Three Brothers, lying in the Old Basin
ABOUT eight days ago, one OF the stolen articles
coat; being found in bis possession. Examination
fixed for the Sd prox.
Jacob Estep gave bail to answer the charge 0f
having threatened his wife Mary with personal VIC
tence at their residence, No. 81 Treme street,
RECORDER LoSG's CouRT.-T1ere was nothing par
tealarly remarkable in this court yesterday.
:, me only case was that Of Milesian and Casti-
anu mad made mutual affdaVits. Both were at eouTt
before the case Yas called and meeting in the anti
room had cool sensible talk, and agreed 10 drop
Lhe dltlGoi1y ana withdraw the afdavts. The Mile
slant (Who had been there before; grobaElyl next
told the Castan that it Honld cost each man Ak IA
withdraw his charge The Gastiiian announced him
self as sound on the money question and declared h
would never pay 50 to settle any fuss The NiIeafaF
thereupOn talked to him like father assuripo Nm
that if they went before the Recorder each s0nld h
fined $40, at least, and thst it would be good deal
better to pay IS each to withdraw the afdaYSa tEau
to be fined twice that much. Still tine Castilan was
o5durate and the Miieaian, aisgHsted left him aud
went into court to await his turn The CastfIiau
didn't follow him, but sneaked off or hid himself
somewhere and when the case was called the Mile
sian only appeared. There being police evidence that
he had been very ugly to the Castiian, he was fined
So He paid the money ciYilly; but left the Court
one OF the maddest Milesians that ever was seen.
There is no hope now of reconciliation between him
and the Castian or not at least, until the latter
shall be hauled up and made to pay his SO
man who Yss fined the day before for renting d
room to slave, in violation of the ordinances called
on the Recorder and with many airs of injured limo.
cence and fearful suppcation begged that his fine
be refunded. The Recorder sympathized with him
begged pardon for not being able to refund the money
and consoed him by telling him that he had rot Oh
dog cheap, and ought to have been fined twice as.
much. The man left with his feelings very much
hurt. Soon after, another man called on the Re-
corder, He was the owner of the negro to whom the
other man had rented the room; and his burden was
Indignation He wanted to know how the Recorder
had come to let the rascal of so Cheap As the feI
low had rented to his slave, and thereby eua-
bled him to steal and hide away another persons fe
male slave for which he had to pay the damages, Ia
fine of $l0) he looked upon the owner Of the house
as conniyer at negro stealing, and was humiiated
to see him get off 50 cheaply-paying paltry fine Of
only " 90 The Recorder informed the irate gentle
man that he believed be knew his business best; and
that If the gentleman asnt satisfied with the pun
lshment inflicted upon his enemy he was sorry for it.
We think the Recorder split the golden mean be.
tween the two