New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

clothes, amidst the trees Of Jackson Square as to nm
dertake to support the dignity of modern justice in
that miserable and abOminable courtroom. But Of
this, no more at present.
Mr.. Foute the District Attorney, after the reading
Of the minutes, opened the business Of the day by
recommending the discharge of the following parties,
there being no further OF prosecution against
them; Mary Ann SlOwey, Lionel Dumas. Robert
Devine, VIM. Kline, Frank A. Hart, Carlos Zacbarie,
John Dais, and Catherine Wipel Wiebe all charged
with larceny, and Charles Kuhn, charged with as
sault and battery.
Mr.. Foute then filed fifty informatons for larceny
and assault and battery, and one information for dog
stealing.
Mr. Joseph F. Dick was brought into court By Mr..
Sheriff Parker, and duly sworn in aDeputy Sheriff,
to serve in this court
Daniel Sullivan indicted for murder Of Richard
Morrissey, was arraigned. He pleaded not guilty,
and was Femanded to prison.
Several cases, fixed for trial on this day were in
definitely continued.
Mr.. Deputy seicshnaydre sung out the names of
the roll Of gentlemen, duly stuck by the sheriffs
lottery wheel for service as Jurors during the month
Of November Thirtynine Of them answered to their
names and then the Court adjourned, leaving Mr..
S. busy writing persuasive invitations to the gentle.
men who failed to answer to their Names
The OTHER DISTRICT CoURTs.-Judge Duvig.
neaud OF the Third, and Judge Howell Of the Sixth
District Courts, yesterday appeared in their seats
and formally naugurated their winters business
Judge Morgan, Of the Second District Court being
still absent, Judge Howell opened his court for him.
heard tew motions, and adjourned. In none Of the
courts opened will the regular routine of business set
| In before next week. Judges Price and Eggleston
OF the Fourth and Fifth District Courts were not on
hand yesterday but they expected to be on hand
~ Time 70 open their courts fully enough for the
business that awaits them. The swarming of law
yers, clients, officers etc. was quite lively in and
around the old courthouse buildings and every sound
and sight bespoke the end of the dreary summer
recess.
The Supreme Court also opened but there being no
quorum OF the judges it was adjourned indefinitely.
Not until the yellow fever shall be nearly or totally
extinct may we look for the full opening Of the Su-
preme Courti the country judges and lawyers not
considering themselves well enough acclimated to
iace the yellow destroyer.
RECORDER SUMXERs' CoURr-The six men to
Whom we yesterday alluded, as having raised an ugly
breeze on board the steamer Decatur were yesterday
ordered 10 pay fines Of IS each go into retirement
ior month at the Hotel de Fremeaux.
Jethro Hughes, charged by the mate of the steam
snip Philadelphia with mutinous conduct on board
that vessel, was sent to prison TO await examina
ton.
John Carr, charged with having burplariopslv en-.
tered the Office of Harris g. Morgan and carried off
$2OO IN cash, was arrafgned and sent to prison to
bide his time
John McCaffrey arraigned on the charge of
being dangerous and suspicious character, and a
bigamy man besides Lieut. Dryden having pos
sessed himself of his public and private history both
John was sent to prison, to be examined the 9th
inst.
disposed of according to their deserts.
James Clarke, charged,with the murder of his wife
by ilttreatment, as well as the murder of his child
by causing its untmey birth in his said itreatment
OF his wife, was put upon his examination.
RECORDER WILTz's CoURT.-Frank Burk was yes
terday examined on the charge of having attempted
to pass upon the clerk of the steamer Magnolia on
the 26th ut false Certificate for labor performed.
The charge not being fully substantiated he was dis.
missed.
Rose Duval f. W. c., was fined SO for refusing to
stand up to her charge that the slave girl Marie An
gel had given her whaling.
F. Lamargne, for resisting officer TOca, was
fined SIS.
Mrs. Mike, alias Alice Norton, was put under peace
bonds for not knowing how to talk civly to Mrs.
Lindauer, in the Vegetable market.
Mrs. Desiree Dessin gave bail to answer the charge
Of having called her neighbor Louis Wering, on St.
Philip street, the most horrible names and Mrs.
Elizabeth Stel and Jane Wolff (the latter free col
ored) gave bail to answer the charge of having un-
mercfully faxed Catherine Holt, on Sunday, on st.
Louis street. between Villere and Robertson.
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT-Dan Murphy was up
yesterday on charge of having created music
sweet on Music street, on Monday evening, by
jerking Mrs. Sarah Hill down to the floor by her
hair and kicking her in the face and head. The
affair took place where both live, at No. IA Music
street The brutal Daniel gave bail to come to
Judgment when called upon.
Norbert Lafrance was complained of by officer
Seicshnaydre as being dangerously insane. He was
booked for the Asylum.
John Carroll and wife, for pitching into Edmond
Berry when he went to their house on Sunday to
to claim his dead brothers children, were made mem
bers of the Peace Society.
Mary McKenna one of the incorrigibles was sent
to the Workhouse for four months. Sarah Holmes
was sent along for one month.
Andrew, t. m c., for being in the State in contra
Venton, was fined $40. VIM. Lynch, for swallowing
more liquor than he could cary was fined $40 VIM.
Watson, one of the chartered old scaawags, was
sent to the Workhouse for six months.