New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

Gerry, ait the corner of st, Charles and st. Joseph
streets sald brooms being worth g Is.
John Conners was sens before the same Court for
trying 20 eat one Of the fingers Of Sergeant Mark l..
Moore On Thala street. the night Of the 24th uIs.
all with intent 10 disable and main bin Moore hay-
ing arrested him for some other heatbenish demon
TO prison.
Daniel HolIingsworth was arraigned on charge
OF haVing snatched policeman W. o. Somers club out
Of his hand and beat him violently with it whilst
another rnan-one Thomas Cochrane-aided the club
BY beating the officer with brass knuckIea all at the
corner Of Gir0d and TChoaBitoulas streets on the
night Of the lth nlti third party, named Clifford,
also pitching in with bis fists and the combined al.
tack Of the three injuring the officer very seriously
Holingsworth the only arrested was required to
give bail Of $500 for his appearances tomorrGw
Ann Furness, (who is one Of the fiery furnaces Of
Dryades street) was arraigned. She was charged
with having OYerw helmed and sekened Eliza Hughes
with her stic and footc fire, at the corner OF Dry
ades and PerdidO Streets the 26th ult In default
Of bail to appear on the 7th, Ann received ticket
for sardine punch at the Hotel de FremeauZ.
James Kent was up. Kent was charged with put
ting Edward Cormack's eye in desperate mourning
somewhere up town. Case fixed for the 7th.
A: G. Dickenson was fined. all because, after eat
ing DIS MI at negro Woman's stand Basin street,
ne did mt feel Ike paying and did feel the interfer
ence Of the policeman who arrested him to be outrage
ously impertinent and wantonly provoking.
jesse, slave OF Ermon, received a prescription for
hickory oil, to cure him Of his hamsteaIing procliy
ties
VIM. F. Jones, charged by Michael Roach with
swndling in selling him raft Of logs, Of which he
was not the legitimate owner, was dismissed the
recorder considering the case as belonging to civil
and not d criminal tribunal
| Bridget Bagley, Of upper New Levee street, was
/ sent TO the Insane Asylum.
James 7. Hallett was arraiened on two charges of
forgery. James aashaway of the clothing house Of
Alfred hunroe Co., charged him with having forged
| the name OF Scott Williams & Co. to an order on
tneir house for S59 worth Of clothing. Thomas Nc
P II ~ (vr,fa
charged that, pretending his name was James T.
Adams, forged the Of the same firm to an order
on their house for $50 worth of goods The forged
order on the Reillys succeeded and the goods Oh
tanned were found by the Chief of Police on Tuesday
night, in the house Of fancy female with whom the
expert young gentleman had been living. AT Nun.
roe y Co.'S, he was trying on pair Of pants, when
Mr. Mnshaway sent clerk privately to Scott vii.
Hams d Co.'s office with the order, to see if it was
genuine, member Of the house went round with
Munroe Co.'S messenger, and being introduced to
Haett pronounced the order forgery, and at once
sent for the police: Mr. ygmaking the charge
Haett said he was recently from Austin, Texas,
and that he found the order in the street. He was
sent to prison by the Recorder, to be examined to
morrow.
J. B. Morrow was dismissed from the charge of OBJ.
tanning goods under false pretenses the prosecutor
Jeremiah Collins, Withdrawing the charge, by con
sent Of the Recorder.
RECORDER WILTz's CoURT.-John Wilson, cab
driver was yesterday sent before the First District
Court for beating Annie Carroll in her room on Dau-
phine street on the evening Of the 9th ut the beat
ing lnJuFng her dangerously, she was enciente at
the time, He gave bail Of $500 to appear for trial.
r Gudge, alias the Mocking Bird Ned Buckley
and James Haslane, were examined on the charge Of
being dangerous and suspicious characters. The ex-
animation resulted in their committaI to the Work.
house for three months each.
Bertrand Dnfour complained Of by G. T. Berghrnan;
and Louis FateTnel, complained of by Mrs. Widow
H0uX were respectively put under peace bonds.