New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-14


on the same street, between Burgundy ana kampaTt
He appropriated the proceeds Of check for $50,
which she entrusted to him TO get cashed.
John H. Kendall, police officer, charged by Mr.
Faure5 with drawing revolver upon lady, was dis
missed at Mr. F.s reqnest.
Francois Pinge0n, for calling Joseph Bouchoux
thief, a coward, hog, and s0n Of female dog,
got of cheap He had to pay only 81 30 tor bis
luxurious lingual exercises
The charge Of larceny against Dr.. Ros5valIy was
fixed for examination on Saturday, the Doctor giving
bail Of 5000. The particulars Of the charge we pub
lished yesterday. The charge is preferred by VIM.
Esmond OF the corner Of Bourbon and Canal streets
and the instruments alleged to have been stolen
taken from Syme PrOvans drugstore on Canal
street.
RECORDER LoNG'5 CoURT.-The great donnicilary
warfare Of the Flannagans NOrtOns and DaVises, at
No. 1877 Casacalyo street. examined John
Flanagan and his wife Mary we're down Mrs.
Catherine Norton John Davis and his wife we're
also down on Mrs. Norton; Edward Norton and his
wife Catherine were down on John Davis and wife
the Nortons also, and Miss Awney Flanagan were
| down on John Flanagan and wife and there was
a merry state of " downderydown" all around the
/ house, upstairs and down.
The different implements of war and attitudes of
combat were as follows: Blasphemy and bloody
threats every side; Edward Norton with a
hatchet at Mary Flanagan; Miss Norry Norton
| (whO being sick at home escaped arraignnent and
punishment) with buckets Of water on John Davis
children; John Flanagan with knife at Mrs. Nor
ton, and John Davis and wife with knife at the
n
Norton-tbe men never coming into collision, but
pitGnp into each others women during each others
absence, Nobody was bit during tbe whole scrim-
mage, and not drop of blood was split on any side
Mrs. Flanagan was the first who TeaOrted to the
law and then ali the rest followed aidayits being
made on every side !: Miss Awnev Flanagan going
into the hirh.strizes'' when the n0ce went after
her and Miss Norrv Norton "cateTpillaring' on ex-
animation day-an evidence of tender sensibility on
the part of the young ladies' which entities them to
comniseration for beinp cooped IN with sach hard
ened old set of sinners as the elder Nortons and
FIaunapaDg and Dayiscs Altogether it was an
awfu row to undertake TO untanrIe in court and the
prisoners were an awful hard old crowd to look at
But the Recorder didn't bother with them much.
He fined the FlanpagaDs and Davises s. apiece and
the N0rtons and Mis- Awney FIannaran s2 80 each;
and gave them all tickets of admission into the Peace
Sotiety-a decision which astounded ALL as each oil
the three couples and the odd Young lady would have
bet their lives that thea were innocent and all the
Others guilty They left court with subdued mutter
ars at each other and the Recorder several Of them
declaring that the merit row sbond be settled with
blood and not by the Recorder Peace however
rernel Yesterday at No 1877 CasacalyO street
Peter hrc1baam was sent before the FIRST DstrlG
court, 9naeP na Oh SIOgO' whlch ne lurnlsheu al
lor sGttlhg urphh, p[uliy DtatilS hi5 wig Aesu5 @
tiue' hlehinS lei ouU ot qooIs, auu sglhs Hei ~
tqte, on me "a Inst' aV Ine "nIom h"pPS uoi1i9
s NO ~ rorI s!LeeI II-:,.,... a.. 49,. u .io,,o
rs AusGstlhe halGDan, tle a3oye tIia9 e
on charge OF hlEing threateaeq '0nn d oacns, an
epe re5 an5 S C+oOs g street. rea
p - ~ :. +I,o N13 Ti,ir5 rID,,;r1 ~ III,