New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-20
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U. ). DISTRICT C0URT-Tn tfiis Court yesfsrdav
tne 5rand Jnryinvestigate the matter of the present
tN!eaiagHa egnlgfarion excitement in obedience "a
w GaaEge n Judge MeCaleb. After examining the
agents q the emigration scheme Messrs Mcchesney
and Dreux, who had been summoned to appear he
fore them, they found that there wa r,nth ii tbs
business that called for their interference Thew se.
cOrdingiy washed their hands Of the haa4oaa !. oe1
ceIIed the bonds Of the gentlemen named and an.
pearing in Court reported that they bad M arort II
make. They were then discharged until TsdnesIav
next
FIRST DISTRICT CoUEr-Judgs Hurt opened C,ourt
yesterday, for Grand Jury business and ofiar rsat
ters not requiring the usual attendance Of petit Jurors
lawyers, Witnesses, etc.
Hrs. Ellen Bayelle charged with receiving stolen
hogshead Of sugar, and Xavier slvy, charged with
assault and battery were dismissed on motion d the
District Attorney
David J. Philips, who in june last pleaded not
guilty 70 charge Of emhezzement, withdrew that
plea, and entered plea Of guilty to larceny all With
the consent Of the District Attorney. He was held
to appear for sentence at the proper time.
The Grand Jury reported true bill for mansIaugh-
ter against VIM Berkenstuck, the youth who killed
another youth in Poydras market, in disagreement
about some coffee and cakes.
The Grand jury were then discharged till Friday
next, and the Court adjourned TO Monday.
RECORDER SUslHERs' GoURT,-Rebert Dravenal, f.
NJ G., was yesterday sent before the First District
Court, for assalting and beating Morris Gretzner
/ $500.
James Andrews was arraigned on a charge or hay-
ing forged the name Of Charles C. shaIes to an IN
yentoty q lot Of Photographic goods, purportingto
nave been left in the care of Shaes and Moses Held
ingsfeder. The case was fixed for examination on
the End inst and, by order Of Judge Hunt he vgag
/ admitted to bail Of $780,
Mr.. Errn0ns slave Adam was sent before tbe First
Justices Court for stealing bacon ham the uropertv
4 OF Martin, Cobb 65 Co.. from the steamboat landing
/ The case Of Maggy Coates and Mary Forrest,
4 charged with the murder Of Mary Ann Martin was
4 fixed for the 23d inst
Nicholas Cullen and Wm stoppenhagen were fined
SO each for ugliness on Girod street. and defiance Of
| the police, on Tuesday night
Aary Ann Holt, charged with violently assatiting
Ellen Edwards. at the corner Of Gravier and Basin
streets, on the 18th inst, held for hearing on
| the 23d.
4 RECORDER WTLTz's CoURT.-The only notable case
IN this court yesterday that of Joseph Schneider.
DE was arrested on Thursday night on a charge Of
having stabbed frail woman named Byzantine Chap
man in the house in which she boarded at the corner
OF Cont and IRENE streets She was cutia the groin
but not dangerously hurt. Schneider vas sent to
prison to await examination.
RECORDER LoSG-s CoURT.- George Power and
Charles Smith were yesterday up for raising an ugly
row on Bagatelle street. and striking officer Xmenes
who arrested him. George required to pay S25
and Charles $40, with the alternative of going to
prison.
Mrs. Ann Burke, arrested at the request Of her
husband Edmuad Burke, for drunkenness and abuse,
and chasing him out Of the house with an ak ETC.,
was sent to the Work. House for three mouths. Mag
Cochran, an Elysian Fields street g'haI, was sent
along for two months.
Bickell and Park, arrested on the mailboat on su.
pclon OF being suspicious characters were dismissed
there being nothing to verify the suspicion against
them. Thomas Brown was dismissed from the charge
OF beating one Charpiot in the Port market.
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