New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

i1g any business to Monday next the sdioarnntent
being to give the City Council chance 70 f1ruisH f
stoyes mend the windows, provide needed furniesgq
sna q Otherwise render the place ht for courtroom
" vii be seen by reference to the Council proBeed.
ing4 th az the matter was taken DIP last night ana
Wil be attended e without delay.
RscoEDsR sUAHgEsi CoURT.--,Ialss Fremons wss
yesterday sent before the First District Court for ~
assault WIN dangerous weapon, With intent to XIII
anu ilJtaeL' " apoq " ~. Brey at DEyades market oF
.he nlgeh ri the I9th uit. Bnley having recovered
from bis wound sufficiently t9 appear IN CONT tsf
heQ tna5 Hhll5t some ore else held him. Fremont
struck az MN ana Immediately be felt that he was
cut. Before other testimony was takes Fremontis
counsel waived any further examination ard aelge49
that the case be sent before the First District frfs
and the Recorder complied. Upon tie sabseauen5
order Of Judge Hunt the Recorder admitted Fge4aoTs
to bail in the sum Of $500.
Patrick Kennedy and Denis Mcbride arrested On
q charge Of having counterfeit halEdoll8Fs Id Elejr
possession, and attempting 70 pass The saUe were ex
anined and discharged
Charles Chalmers for following Pauline Craig ii
she public Streets and abusing her and laying violent
hands upon her, at intervals during the last six or
seven months, and being brutebeast generally was
made to give bonds to Cry to be gentleman and
Christian for six months TO come.
John Beste dismissed from the charge Of being
beathenish beast toward Jacob ArZner.
Frank Speace, for tearing the head of Charles
Bushardt with cottonhOok, on Monday evening,
was sent before the First District Court and n de-
fault Of $500 bal, was committed to prison.
Patrick Mc5inn was sent before the First District
/ Court, for practising the manly art upon Felix
PiquerY with 80 much energy as to knock out one Of
his teeth and split biz lip thereby rendering himself
amenabe 70 the charge Of mayhem. The aisair took
place on Religious street, on the 9th of September
acGinn had to furnish bail Of sI000
Joseph Reiney, the sacriIegioHs scamp who broke
the charity box Of ST. Josephrs Church. on Common
street was sent to the Work House for sz months,
John o BFen, arrested by special officers lizard and
Farrell with bowie knife ard two wire pickioeks Ia
his pocEets was sent 70 prison e await examination
as dangerous and suspicious character.
Mary Anne a slave woman belonging to Nr.
Bnrthe, was held for bearing on charge of having
stolen lot of clothing and silver watch from FFe
eriek slave belonging to Harriet Faulkner Il vi {.
| RECORDER WILTzss CouRT-A man named Chris.
! tian Reed was yesterday arraigued on charge Of
having unfeeBgly batted the sc0nce9 Of H Stark with
an iron bar, at the corner Of Bourbon and St Peter
Streets He gave bail to come up and explain how
he could be so unehFstian when his name was Chris
1 tian.
for assauting and woundng John Hozenback with
a dangerous weapon with intent to kill at the corner
Of Main and Prieur streets. The testimony showed
the attack to have been unproVoked and perfecflV
Want0n. HOzenbaek was standing on she banquette
quietly talking with some ladies' at a window when
Engel came up and asked him what he had to say
about him. Hozenbaek replied, nothing. Engel
then drew knife and gave him bloody cut in Che
head
Mrs. Desiree Dessin ami Mfr. Joseph Marks were
discharged from charges of breach OF the peace In.
suit, etc. and went their way rejoicing Mrs. Con
ner for not being able to conceal her dislike of one
of her neghbors was put under good behavior bonds
RECORDER LoEG's GoURT,-Deputy Coroner JohE
A. Weysham yesterday made his affidavit against The
woman Margaret Reilly, charging her with the mur
der OF Mr.. h. G. Morefs little child Marie with the
sad particulars of which murder our readers are
already familiar. Margaret was sent to prison tC
await examination and the examination was fixed
for Friday, the 18th instant-day after tomorrow
Alwell HOlsten was examined on the charge o
having stabbed and killed James Foy; mate of the
bark Warwick the particulars of which also art
familiar to our readers. John Leggett, Esq, ap
peared as counsel for the prisoner The Testimony
was clear. and Holstein was remanded 10 prison G
await his trial in the First District Court foT murder
Charles Williams mate Of the jobb0at Mobile wa
! sent after, charged with beating John Dehmen, oi
q board the boat, on Monday.