New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-08

had bis room invaded the same night. The thief got
in at the window, in the second story, By means f
ladder taken from the adjoining building in process
Of erection, and got off quietly With SIS in cash and
gold watch.
NIKE Raglan, for thrashfDg his Bridget q. their
residence on ST. Ferdinand street, was yesterday
talked to by Recorder Long, and required to pay $40
and furnish peace bonds Margaret Forbes, for talk
ing too sharply to Catherine Lanbrey on Casaca}7o
rect, was required to pay similar amount and to
furnish similar bonds. Neither paying or finding
voucher, they waited for the black wagon.
WIN. WHALEs AND JoHN FIgNEGAs were before
Recorder Summers yesterday the former charged
WIN staobing David Hennessy twice in the back, and
Fiahegan charged with aiding and abetting, and at
| tempting to strike with hatehet. They were re-
qnred to furnish bail Of $1,000 each for their appear
ance on the 1Ith.
fEFEe BUTLER, 4. m. c., was before Recorder Sum-
| mers yesterday on charge Of having stolen SIS
worth OF clothing from John Fahey's trunk, SAT
worth from Patrick Cunningham's trunk, and $27
worth from Barney Dooley's trunk all on board the
steamer A. 7. Lacey. The clothes faucer was re-
quired to give bail of $3.50 for his appearance on the
! 1ltb.
FRANK HUMPHREYS, sent to the Workhouse by Re-
corder Summers az dangerous and suspicious char.
acter, was before Judge Howell on writ of habeas
corpus. The usual argument was made by counsel !;
but the Judge, after hearing Recorder Summers on
the subject dismissed the writ and Frank was sent
back.
| FIVE BCTcHERs of Poydras market were yesterday
fined S. each for negecng to scrape and clean their
stalls at the close of the market hours as required BY
the ordinances. 49,
FIasT DISTRICT CouRr.-Judge Hunt.-This Cour.
has opened and resumed work for the season. On
Monday last the business begun by the arraign
ment and docketing of numerous prisoners and the
discharge of others. The following were the parties
discharged on motion of the District Attorney
Michael Hill, Mary Cunningham, Armand Dorgau
f. M c., j. NJ. Dougherty. Jeanette Rose, Luke
Feeney, Martin Smith and Levi Rousseau, all charged
With assault and battery and John Mares AMI Geo
Brown, charged with larceny. A draft of 300 jurors
was ordered. 4
Yesterday the Court opened again. Barney Hol-
ley, Auguste Vaette and Thomas Goodman, charged
with murder in Agiers, and George Burrows, also
charged with murder, were arraigned ard entered
pleas of not guilty.
q. W. Parker, charged with shooting with intent
to murder, bat whose plea of guilty of assault with
a dangerous weapon was accepted was sentenced tt
one week in the parish prison. Thomas Johnston
and Henry jenkins, having pleaded guilty to assault
and battery were sentenced to six weeks in the par
ish prison.
Mary Molloy, charged with larceny; Leon Finger
charged with passing worthless check; Wooste
Smith and j. I. Stafford, charged with acting a
shipping masters without license and Porter Fox
+. m c., charged with being in the State in contra
vention, were all dismissed on motion Of the Distrc
Attorney, there being further for their pros
ecution.
The Court adjourned to Monday next, when th
trials will begin.