New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-12

pearing OF giving her testimony; that her return
home she beaten severely, and had both her eyes
baCkened which it was that caused her TO leave her
home and to fear to return to it.
Julian Monies was sent before the First District
Court for assauting and badly scading Jules Frsard
with pan OF hot water on Sunday, in the Kitchen
Of O,DOnnels restaurant on Common street. where
Monies was employed as pantryTnan. He was re-
qured to give bail Of $500.
Carlo Patriot was sent before the same Court for
carrying a concealed bowie. knife. Bail $500.
Susan Wilkes, for getting drunk and brntaIly beat
ing her child and Orcing it to drink some of the
foul Tewater that crazed her in her Wretched hOvel
on st. Paul street. was sent to the Work House for
month. Elizabeth Henderson, Elizabeth McCarty,
and Margaret Daley Of Perdido and Dryades streets,
were sent ont for six months each. The two latter
would have got off with three months had they not
| uttered in Court the furious Obscenty with which
| they mad shocked the streets. Mary Summers, Of
Basin street. was sent out for three months. large
number OF amateur drinkers and petty brawlers were
/ sitted out in the usual manner.
James Flanagan was arraigned on a charge of
having assaulted and attempted to kill two police,
men, Francis Anderson and James Boyle, on Satur-
/ day night, on Poydras street. when they went to
arrest him for kicking up row striking them both,
and trying to stab them with pair Of shears. He
/ was held for a bearing on the 10th.
/ James Ring was arraigned on a charge Of having
perpetrated the dastardly deed Of hamstringing
pony, cutting it about the hindduarters SO badly
that it expected to die. The pony belonged to John
Donovan, and the deed was done on the 9Th inst. at
the corner Of st. James and ST. Thomas streets. If
the charge against Ring be true be should be buried
erect IN the middle OF TChOuptOHlas street, with his
head ast above ground so that every horse and mule
passing could give it kick. He was held to bail of
$500 to appear for examination on the l4th
RECORDER WMTzs CoURr.- Recorder adams
pTestding.-Recorder Adams, of the Fourth District
presided in this court yesterday in the absence of
Recorder Wiltz. There very little to claim his
attention, however, beyond the usual Monday job Of
sitting out the Saturday night and Sunday soakers.
VIM Brown and VIM Robertson, charged by off
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picons characters, and charged besides with offering
to sell $50 coat supposed to be stolen, for mere
trite, were sent to the wOrkhOuse for six months
each.
Mrs. Louis, whose weakness for strong drink and
light renders her by no means an ornament to Royal
street, between st. Ann and Main, fined SO and
made member of the Peace Society.
Mary slave of Blasco, gave bail to answer the
charge of having insulted ard abused q white man.
RECORDER LoYG's CoURT.-A man named VIM.
Lambias yesterday arraigned on the affidavit of
Lieut. simon, charging him with having stabbed Wm.
Francis with intent to murder, on Saturday after
noon, at the corner of Victory and Vaudeville streets
Two wounds were inflicted one in the right shoulder
and one in the left thigh but neither was dangerous
3 Lambas was sent to prison, to await examination.
John Lyno was sent to prison, in default Of bail
He stands charged with having displayed his talent
at insult and abuse at the expense Of Fritz Kause
on Louisa street.
Daniel Cacemo gave bail to answer to the charge
Of having cruelty let his mauleys fly into the mug
VIM. Lpttot at the corner of EIysian Fields anC
Victory streets. The affair was a funny one. Lip
trOt invited CacemO and several others into coffee
house to take drink He guped down his drink
: threw down plcayune, and went out, leaving those
whom he had invited to pay for their drinks them
selves, Cacemo, not understanding the fun or phi
: losophy of a "CinenHati treat got mad. Over
hauling Liptrot on the hanquette he asked him why
he invited lot of men in to drink and left them tC
n pay themselves Leptrot replied that he hadn't
money enough to treat the crowd, and SO Just pait
for his own drink. Well, then, you beggarly sol