New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21

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CAuGHT.-Detective officers Boylon and Howard
yesterday morning arrested two sharp ones named
Philip Marks and Isaac CAIN as the very identical
robbers who had robbed Maurice Altenhem of
considerable lot of watches and jewelry. In their
possession were found two gold watches two silver
watches four gold chains three sets of ladies' Jew
ery and gold locket, all identified by Mr. Alien
helm as his property. Messrs. Marks and Cain
have very comfortable prospect for free trip
to Baton Rouge. '-@
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-Judge HuM.-William
Phelan and Joseph Madden, charged with assault
and battery were yesterday dismissed by nol pros.
Frank Truxillo was tried for assault and battery
and found guilty.
Col Field was appointed by Court to defend
George Barrows, soon to be tried for murder.
REcorpER SUMMERS CoURr.-Assistam Recorder
Mun1'oe presiding.-The usual wholesale assort-
ment of drunkards and vagrants was yesterday
ovcrhauled and retailed out in the proper manner
the Black Maria being the largest of the purchas-
ing customers The special cases were numerous
enough to wit:
Francis Binn, charged with thrashing his wife
Mary on Grod street. Sent to prison for a month,
in default of SO fine.
Mary Kelly, charged with loving whisky more
than her family, converting into. hog-hole the
matrimonial domicil on Calliope street, between
Carondelet and Baronne, rendering her husband
sick unto disgust, and being an actual nuisance to
| him and to the whole. neghborhood. Sent to the
| Work-housc for month.
Ed Kirk, charged with thrashing Rossanna Far
ran on Dryades street, for reasons best known to
| himself Put under peace bonds for three months.
| Jerome Van Horne, of the firm of Van Horne,
Beach & Co., Poydras street, charged with horri-
bly abusing and threatening, and several times as
saulting George Bearnd and putting him in bodily
fear of some great injury. Put under peace bonds
| for three months.
John Melia, charged with drawing knife upon
| and threatening Alexander Gaflney, on Constance
street. between Calliope and Gainnie streets, on
the 10th. Put, under peace bonds for three months
| Antonio Faras, charged with pcddlng onions
around Dryades market in violation of the regua-
tions. Fined S..
Washington, slave of Fassman, charged with
| stoning and wounding B. Courtney, white man
on the levee. Sent before the First Justices
| Court.
Sarah Allison charged with breaking open Mary
Ann Walkers trunk and helping herself to SIC
worth of dry goods and hosiery in last house on
Dryades street." Discharged
Joseph Wcstermeier, charged with talking in All
ungentlemany manner, on different occasions, to
Matilda May, at her residence on Carondelet street
near Lafayette. Discharged at her request, her
heart having melted.
Charles Dassel suspected of having caused the
death of his wife, Catherine, on the 9Th inst, by
his brutal treatment. Discharged for want of eyi
dence.
| Thomas Firth, John MCPHERSON, john Peyton and
VIM Jowett, charged with annoying and distress
ing Daniel Brasl and his family, on White street
between Thalia and Melpomene, by coming around
at night and hammering and pounding the outside
of the house. Discharged.
| The following parties were several!y arraigneC
and booked for future examination:
Ed Devine and James Ryan, charged with rails
ing a row in the celebrated Leeds Row, on Wednes
day night, and cutting man named Dunn. Sen
| to prison to await the result of Dunn's wound.
John H. Murdy, charged with drawing knif
and proposing to cut out the heart Of W. H. Keran
on North street, Lafayette Square,) on Tuesday
Bail given to appear on the 26th..
Etienne Pauque, Philip Bennett F. Gaze, Loui
Market, charged with violation of the ordinance
in not cleaning their stalls-the four first Mon