New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-28

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FREE DIsrEssARy.-WeekIy report Of the Frs
Dispenssry Of the New Orleans School Of Medicfns,
On Common street, opposite the Charity Hospital:
Patients treated Saturday, Nay
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fins1 DISTRICT CoURr Judge Hssk>-. Wn.
Smith and George Davis were yesserday seu1ssced
ior I lons arssny Smith % one year and Davh %
larceny, WAS sestenced 10 six months IL IL Yut-
The Gmas jury made he following pre,.psme.t.s
Oscar P9ynot' assault with dangerous weapon-nos
3; Tie, tTieg; or Teg, or Tises rhouss Tom, y.
smitha time bill for false arrest and improvement
they being policemen Of the First District.
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURr-Ja Foley ch.r..A
with beating James J. Morgan; WIN. Johnsou charee6
with beating John Grove; and Emile Bowie, { We.
charged with beating Mrs. Margaret Saxon ven
yesterday discharged, and went their ways reiocip9
John Saxon. husband Of the above Mrs. Margaret,
charged with beating and kicking her ct fbe sSnse
time that the ngger pitched into her rot OF cbBe
having only to pay fine Of 80. So
Michael McKenna, residing at the corner of Gu
ser and st. Jane streets, had his daughter Mary Ann
sent 70 the Insane Asylum, to be treated for mind
sadly diseased. 4fss.
Bill Burke, taken up By the Chief Of PoIics q
dangerous and suspicious, was examined and seue 10
the Work House for three months.
Nicholas Brunck, caharine West and Elizabeth
Taylor were all sent before the First District Coart
for jointly and sevenlly psnishins Martha FerJou,
and Perdido. All gave bail.
Pat Coy sent before the same cnurt for vioaesf
y beating his wife Rosanna at their Tesideooe On
! Maroaret Mooney Was examined ~ IL. 49,. -
having robbed the house Of her employer u b. Bind
ley of the police residing No. 800 Masnzne seYe
taking about $500 IN cash and over 5000 wosth Of
jewery. on Saturday night last, whilst Mr. BtindIey
and his wife at the tbeater. There was nothju
to crimnate her her baggage having been sesrched
and nothing found and she having been ucky enosgh
to have her lover with her in the kitchen that nir
thereby proving alibi the money and jewels having
been taken from upstairs room il the main build.
ing. Mr. Brindley testifying that when be came
home he found the front door open, snd that people
next door declared they had heard steps 10 the house
and the breaking open of boxes, the Recosder decided
that it had been 9 piece Of cupahle negligence IN
Margaret not to hear the noise, and discharged her
Margaret grt ont OF court without lnss Of time i
Mary Maloy previously committed for robbiug
somebody else) was next put upon examination, ON s
charge Of being thief who had previously robbed
Mr.. Brindley's house. She was in prison for ber
first robbery when the second took place ard ii
searching her baggage was fnnnd quantity OF Iieep
articles, which Brindley identified as his. Mary had
frequently been employed by the day at Brindley's
nOL rs FeEnlar SerVAuts EHe a0u1ftp0 EnaG thu
linen Brindley's. but declared thati bad been
given to her by Margaret Mooney, shortly after the
death Of MI. Brindley's mother, about two months
ago. The case was here continued TO the 1st pfox-
ino, and Mary remanded to prison. Both the -.
wants are women. not girls. ,sy
The following parties were arraigned and booked
for future examination:
James T. Conf charged with embezzlemeut and
breach of trust in felanieusy dispnsing Of eleven
tin signs and eleven glass signs, all leftered and
valued at 81 %, entrusted To him for sale by r. Il.
Holmes, Of the corner of Rampant and Gravier
streets. Fixed for the 9TH proxin0-baiI not given
Ann Furness charged with awfnlly and obsceuely
abusing Catherine Palmer, on Dryades street. Sent
down in default of bail.
Thomas Gutierrez, proprietor Of the North Star
coffeehouse, at the corner Of Perdido and Baronne
Streets charged with allowing the slave JIM OF tie
estate of j. E. Mathews to stay than Eve minutes
inside his said coffeehouse, on Wednesday evening
thereby violating the legislative act for the pro-
hibition Of the sale of lqnor to slaves The affidavit
was made by special officer Tom Baylan and drawn
up in due legal form. For the benefit Of other officer.
who may catch slaves and cabaret keepers in secre
session, we append the affidavit in full (:
Thomas N. Boylan, special officer to the Chief oi
Police, having been duly sworn, doth depoae and
say: That on Wednesday, May 25. 1853, between
the hours Of five and six O'clock r. NJ, the slave
Jim, belonging as depnnent is informed, to the es
tate of the late j. e. Matthew's was seen and fonnt
by deponent in coffeebonse, place where spiritu
Gus liquors are sold. kept By one Thomas Gutierrez
situate on the corner of Baronne and Perido streets
in this District and city. Deponent further eaith
that said slave remained in said coeehouse or plac,
wherein spritnous liquors sold, for more thar
five minutes Deponent further saith that said slav,
was in said coffeehonse, tipplng shop, or plact
wherein spirituons liquors sold, during time Al
aforesaid, without the written consent order OF hi
owner or master. employer, or overseer; that th,
owner of said coheehouse, tippling shop. or plact
wherein sprituous liquors are sold, bis clerk bar
keeper, porter, or employee, permitted, or allowed
suffered said slave to remain therein for the spact
of five minutes without the order of bis owner ol
MASTER employer or overseer. Dfponent therefor
charges said Thomas Gutierrez with having violated
the provisions of act entitled act for the pre-
yention and punishment of selling liqner To slave
in the parish of Orleans, approved March II, 1859
and prays he be arrested and dealt with according
to law.
Gutierrez gave hail of $500 to appear for trial be
fore a jury of Shareholders on the 4th prox. s,
Frederick Stutz. grocer at the corner of Carondele
(or Apelln) and Polymnia streets; Jnsto Garcia
Lion, cabaret keeper OF Common street; and Jacos
Rinehardt grocer, at the corner of Tcboupitoula
and Race streets, were seyerally arragned on afda
Wits similar to the above and made to give bail o
$500 each for their appearance for trial Ii cases
where the negro is caught drinking, The affidavit
reads in the proper part gave or sold to said slave
alcoholic drink or other mixture, etc. In each cas;
the negro is arrested, and imprisoned held to bai
to appear upon trial Of the coffaehouse keeper.
Andrew Sheeley, charged with foully abusing Mary
Sullivan an6 throwing water upon her, at the corne
OF Constance and Thaia streets. Bail given to an
pear on the 3lst.
Mrs. Chrstnphel, CHARGED with foully abusing Elizs
Messerschmidt, at No. l6l Dryades street. and indie
Gently exposing her person TO her. Bail given to ap
pear on the 7th prox. ~ a.
RECORDER LoNGs CouRT--The rough and. tumble
of Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Burke looked into yester
day by the Recorder. The fight took place IN the
alley between their houses on Enghien street l
appeared that Mrs. Burke was little enthused from
the effects of corn juice taken incidentally, and that
meeting Mrs Jones in the alley, took her BY III,
wien. upon which Mrs. Jones went to work and
gave her the awfuest thrashiuR she ever got in he
life swelling her nose and backing both her eye
dead uly. Both are stout. muscular o, king women
and the fight was described as having been magnifi
cent. Mrs. Jones was fined $40 and put under peac
bonds aud Mrs. Burke was discharged.
An accessory row was next investigated Mrs
Burke was examined on charge of having talke,
nwfuliy to VIM. Hanlon at the same place. For thi
she was put under peace bonds. Haulons wife, Mr.
Haulon, alias Ann Cummins, then'overhaufed o,
a charge of having taked fire and birthstone to WIN
Carks wife, and showed her into the street, at th
same place. She too was found guilty and put unde
, peace bonds That whole neighborhoed was on tn
sweetest sort Of war footpg," during nearly th
whole OF the 23d day of May. tl5-.
Pat keegan was fined SIS and pnt under peac
bonds, at the urgent request OF VIM Riley an,