New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-01

RscoRDEE sUmER's CoURr-Cspt Montague bad
mp another company OF his famous Montague Guards
yesterday, found sleeping on the steamboat landing
There were three Johns, (demi) three Williams
(ssin.s) and in default Of paying Jail fees tbsy wen
sent down for seven days-a penalty depriving them
Of s' 1eas. 1sas hadsy go m b il. .ds. one day.
Coover, lucy Loo, Mol johnson, and Sal Boo,S,
brought y BY officer Somers, for raising drunken
hoo.doo" on " Perditionr Areet-Work. House for q
month IN defanlt Of 45 fine each. Tom Heron, for
xlo line or month in the ?. P. Jebn LawIer, Henry
Duggan, and Biddy Edwards for overrnnning with
twenty days r p.
bertson streets, Complained OF by his wife as insane
sent to the Asylum. John Eariekson, carpenter Of
snip Corneiia sent to P. p. as deseter, subject to
bis captains orders.
John and Bridget Weldon. CHARGED with foullv
abusing and threatening B. F. Redmond and wife, on
Freret street, and B. F. and Anna Redmond charged
with abusing nm Garrity and the peighborhood gen
eray dismissed at request of their ogving proeecu
tors. u. webb, charged With obtaining 81 worth OF
refreshments in Charles Richards restaurant on Ram
part street, discharged, Recorder deciding the case
TO be out Of his Jurisdiction. johnson Haggerty,
the cabin-boy who sequestered forks and spoons Of
steamer Coaizacoalcos for wages due, discharged.
Pat Reed and Minna Crate, charged with brickbat-
ting and stoning Julia Longs house at the corner Of
Erato and St Martin streets, discharged Pat Byrnes
and vile and Barney Moore, charged with invasion Of
Tom with pistol, discharged.
A. G. Peaie, charged by wharfinger Thomas Clark,
with dlscharg1ng a lot OF heavy machinery and
boilers on the woodwork of the evee, in violation Of
the ordinances. Bail given to appear tomorrow.
Michael Hill charged with beating and habitually
maltreatng his wife Catherine at their residence on
Foucher street Case fixed for the 10th.
Mike McQlinn, Mag McCarty and Mrs. Finn,
1 inu fto banySs
orderly house on Calliope street. Locked up for a
hearing today.
Balthazar Emmerich, charged with pitching into
y. \. Barrows at ST. Marys Market Fixed for the
Lucien, slave of Henderson & Gaines, charged
with stealing goods from master store. Sent to fail,
| subject to his masters ORDERS
RECORDER WILTz's CouRT.-Julius Mentel was
yesterday examined on the charge of having cut
Geo. Ackerman with a razor with intent to murder.
on the night OF the 18th ut, in the beer house Of
one Weber, on Main street between Chartres and Old
levee 1t appeared that the parties and some others
were in an upstairs room amusing and enjoying
| themselves, when some Of them became noisy and
Weber came up stairs to request them to be quiet.
They talked back to him-he said he would put them
out-one OF them, Weimann, said he could not do il
he seized Weimann to put him out-Mentel went
| to Weimann's Observation-Disclosures interfered to
prevent fight, and pushed Mentel-and Mentel drew
| bis razor and gave him three bloody wounds The
Recorder committed Mente for trial for assault with
dangerous weapon with intent to kill, and renanded
| him to prison.
James Mailman was fined IS and put under peace
bonds for abusing John Lally aud family, at their
residence on Marais street. From the charge of SINH
larly abusing Catherine Litch, and throwing bricks
at her, James was discharged.
RECORDER LoNG's CouRT-B. Boyer was yester
day put under peace bonds for the especial comfort
and qualification of Henry Legrand. Pierre, {. m. c.
was fined s. and put under bonds for trouncing a
slave girl named Charlotte,
VIM. JONES' mariner, was dismissed from the charge
Of doing Walter Bell out of $25 by the marine dodge
Pat Kearney was dismissed from the charge of threat
ening to make funeral of Catbarne Murphy.
John Cassidy and John Hunt were sent after, on
charge of hair dragging and kicking Mrs. Mary Kent
at the corner of Victory and Marigny streets.
JUSTICE DuPLANrIER's CouRr.-Pascal NJ Tourne
c., was yesterday arrested and arraigned before
| Justice Duplantier, on charge of embezzlemen
and breach OF trust, preferred against him by Theo
dore Reider The charge was, that in his capacity
as curator of the estate of the late Sarah Bond, h
emhezzled $477 of the money belonging to said es
tate He gave bail to appear for examination at tn
| proper time,