New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

last evening, by officer Carr on suspicion Of being
the burglar or one Of them.
The Polar Star cofeebouse, in the vicinity Of the
above, was broken into on Saturday night, and plum
dsred Of few dimes.
RECORDER sUHMgEs' CoURT.-Y Yesterdays crowd
Oh olne MONDAY miseraOes was a very large and mis-
celaneous one as usual and all were disposed of by
the Recorder in his usual discriminating and tender
hearted manner.
Peter Mach for taking all the poetry ont of saur
day midnight hour by walloping his wife Bridget,
was required to give peace bonds Or 20 into retire
ment at the Hotel de Fremeaux.
Caroline Mack was up on charge or having wick.
edly punched and hair-pnlled Harriet Dana at her
room, No. So Basin street, Tuesdaylast She gave
bail to appear on the 4th.
Arthur Bonner, for assaulting Elias Cohen with
knife, on the 28th ult had to give bonds to let Cohen
alone hereafter.
Sandy, slave of Calender, was held for hearing
charge Of having stolen pair of shoes from Jn0.
G. Webers store on Julia street, on Sunday night.
Edward Cooper, charged with being dangerous
and suspicious character, was sent to prison in de-
fault Of $500 bail to appear on the 4th.
Jas. Brown, charged with stealing a saw, saw the
enormity Of the ofense and confessed it, and upon
his confession he was committed fer trial before the
First District Court.
Margaret Mccormack charged By her husband
with continually abusing him, showed that she had
right to get mad, and was discharged. The Re
corder not only discharged her but told her that
her husband didn't reform bis drunken ways anG
treat her and support her better to come and make
affidavit against him. and he would punish hin
properly. The male Mccormack went away with a
flea in his ear.
| RECORDER WILTzs CoURT.-There was some busi
before this Court yesterday but none OF it was
worth putting pen to- Saturday night drunkenness,
and Sunday j0lfcation were the worst offenses thai
could be charged upon the frightened and miserable
| crew who occupied the dock
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT-William CLARK was Ut
yesterday, charged with beating two men and resist
ing officer Fonseca, in his (Clark's) grocery at thu
corner of Victory and Enghien Streets on SATURDAY
night. He gave bail to appear for examination
Peter Schwartzer gave bail to answer the charg
Of getting excited in Michael Reebs grocery at tn
corner of Marigny and Morales Streets on Sunda,
night, abusing Reeh outrageously, smashing tn
windows Of his store, and drawing dirk an
threatening to stab everybody in the store.
John Carroll and wife were charged by Edmon
Berry with having jointly assaulted and beaten hir
on Sunday, at their house on Vaudeville street. be
canse he went there to get the children of hi
deceased brother, Charles W. Berry. Warrants wer
issued
Mrs. B. Smith, at Milneburg, was sent after on
charge of having faxed Julia Sullivan, to the gres
, scandal of that peaceable little village.
) RECORDER ADAMS CoURT-Charles Keefer wi
7 yesterday examined on the charge of having forcih
and Illegally taken possession OF Christian Kinchy
premises, and discharged, it appearing that he had
Z ground Of action, ii not rule of action for what
4 did. number Of individuals for getting excit
Is and ignorant of law and ordinance, under the effec
y Of "roote toot brandy, were fined or otherwise
d posed Of according to their deserts.