New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01

ers Of the House Of Refuge, (whither the Recorde
sent her after her confession to him) the girl hat
made statement similar to that made to the he
| corder, was next sworn.
were satisfied and did not wish to hear further test
mony. The case was ct once closed the District At
torney waving argument; and the jury, Immediately
without quitting their seats gave verdict OF acqut
tai.
The only other trial was that of James Murphy
alias A. Y Mason, indicted on three counts for coun
terejtipg having counterfeit moneyin his possession
nps n ms
to await sentence.
RrcoRDsR SUxxsRs' CoURr--Assistant Recorder
Monroe P,ysiding.- An everlasting raft of Billy Bar
lows and Dorothy Draggletas trotted in review be
fore the Assistant Recorder yesterday morning. Most
i received letters of introduction to "mipe hostsN 81
| the Maison de Hernandez and the Hotel de Ere
1 meaux.
Francis McShay, charged with stealing watch
! from William Goldman and SIS from Charles O'Neal
was not convicted thereof; but being rather suspi
cious, was required to furnish good behavior bonds
Not being able to furnish said bonds be had to 20 ID
prison.
John Hober, for stealing piece OF rope from the
steamer Natchez, was sent to the wOrk.house for q
ingenuity in unraveling old rope for oakum.
the following parties were arraigned and booked
for future examination
andrew Smith and John Derby, charged with
\
corner Of Poydras and Dryades streets Smith biting
on piece OF his nose and piece Of his left ear and
Derby aiding and abetting the foul transaction. Sent
prison to be examined on the Sth inst.
more on New Levee street on Sunday and cutting
him with knife Sent to prison in default of $500
bail, to be examined tomorrow.
John Rogers charged with stealing lot of silver
plate from the premises Of Mr. Beard on Canal street.
Sent to prison, TO be examined on the Sd.
Abjah Bayless, charged with interfering with and
insulting policeman Thomas Thomas on Rampant
street Bail given to appear tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary Grogan and Mrs. Maria Gallagher
charged with addressing the touest language to the
wife and son Of Adam Long, in St. Marys market,
on Friday evening last. Case fixed for the 9th.
RECORDER WrLTz's CouRT.-Thomas Davis, +. m.
c., was yesterday arraignedson charge of having
assaulted Carmel Ripe with dangerous weapon with
intent TO kill on Sunday evening, at the corner of
son to await examination.
Thomas Mark and Charles Paturel, the latter free
coored, were sent to prison to await examination on
charge Of having entered the premises of Mr.. Eu.
gene Foulon, at the corner of Orleans and Rampant
streets, on Sunday night, with intent to perpetrate
felony
Charles Burns and Samuel Lawrence, both free
colored, were arraigned on charge of having beaten
threatened to shoot, and attempted to rob- Patrick
McGovern. cab driver, whom they hired late on
Sunday night to take them to house out Bienville
street. They were sent to prison. to be examined on
the Atm. third free negro, name unknown, was of
the party.
Frank Ryan was sent to the Insane Asylum. He
applied for lodging at the lookup the night before
and was put into cell with man named Mark, who
was there for some petty oense. Soon after getting
into the cell he manifested his craziness by tearing
piece Of plank from one Of the hunks, and giving
poor Mark most violent and unmerciful beating
with it.
RECORDER LoNG's CouRT.-The only cases in this
Court yesterday were that of Mrs. Mary Sherry and
Mary Powers. held for hearing on cross charges Of
assault and battery, insult and abuse, etc., and the
complaint OF G. Berry that his wife was lewd and
abandoned, and had been splitting in his face. The
naughty Mrs. Berry was duly sent after.