New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

and threatening Mrs. Mccarthy, at the sbsve time
and place. Fixed for same day.
P. Berdon, Of Poydras street, between st. Charles
and Carondelet, charged by Deputy Wood Inspector
Mandel with selling short cords Of wood to one Of
DIS customers Eah given TO appear on the I'd p7sH
John Harper, charged with threatening the life Of
Edmund Burke w5ts shovel, at No. 369 Tchoupitop
las street. Fixed fsr the lst proximo.
Patrick Reed and Nina Crate, charged with being
Long at the corner ef Erato and st. Martin streets
Wtn stones and bricE3ats smashing one OF the win
dows and endangerng the lives Of herself and fam
ny ai on Friday nigA5 last. Bail given to appear
Adam Raparle, charged with foully abusing and
threatening to shoot Loais HarYeI the corner Of
Grayier and Howard streets. Bail given to appear
on the ID prox.
John Ea.ickson, charged With dese,tion from the
ship Cameiia. Fixed for tAs 31st.
Br1uget and John WildoH; charged with horribly
abusing and threatening B. n Redmond and bis wife,
at their own residence Fseret street. between Clio
and Erato. Bail given to appear on the slst.
Peter Paul Mailoy and Richard MalaIly, charged
with brrsaliy beating and kicking sabina Hnsha on
sunday ae the corner Of Poydras and Liberty streets.
Bail given to appear on the 1st prox. 49,
RkcoRDsa wILrzs CouRr-Baptiste Bsazini and
John West the jolly coves chargedwish easing Julins
Hoffman Of so in cash and watch, whi1t he was
innocently snoozing at the corner of Bienyile and
some other street on the night Of the 18th inst were
they were committed for trial before the Fist District
Court and remanded to prison.
| The same Bhzin was committed for trial also on
charge Of having stolen watch on the 18th February
last whilst psetending to buy one in the store Of
Pierre r Ponson, No. LAG Royal streeA Ofscer Len
fant testified that when be arrested Bla2ni he con-
essed the theft and stated that be had sold the watch
| to Mr. Gregor, at the corner Of Camp and Canal
streets, and that npcr going there, clerk informed
him that the watch il question not there, having
been sold some time previously to man up Red river
II was upon this testimony that Blazini was com
mItted the owner Of the stolen watch, Ponson, and
officer Bechet being with Lenfans when be visited
Mr.. Gregors store to inquire about it.
Patrick Rowan, OF the corner of Grayes and Front
Levee streets, testified that he was the man who
bought the watch OF Blazini, having given him two
| dollars for it.
Ed. Lawless, who had accused one hemale and four
females OF keeping disorderly house on Franklin
street. gave $40 for the privilege of withdrawing the
| charge.
Owen Reilly paid $5 for not standing up to the
charge OF assault and battery be had made against
| policeman Ramos.
John Brannan was held for hearing on charge
4 of giving e. Grosjean punch in the mouth and
knocking out one Of his teeth, on Chartres street.
| RECORDER LoNG's CouRT-Antonio Grandcels
yesterday gave bail to answer to the charge Of moor
ing his sk on the east side of the wharf at Milne
burg, the ladies' bath house side) in violation Of the
order Of H. Whttemore, the harbor-master.
Margaret Coleman, Of Craps street, gave bail to
answer to the charge of having eloniousy appropria
l
for safe-keeping by David Cochran, Of Enghiel
, street. @
Ellen G. Grief gave bail to answer to the charge o
having surreptitiously seized pair OF children
shoes, worth six bits, in the shop OF Frederick Sech
wecka, No. s54 Moreau street.
Armand Bayemor, alias Charles Neither, was sen
to prison on charge of having robbed j. B. Their,
Of 81, on Saturday last, in his own house, near th
Barracks.
An angelic lady (over the lefty known as " Mobi
, Mary" was held on charge of having waopet
Sarah Ann Truster, in the Homeward Bound coffee
house, on Frenchmen street, on Monday.
Jacob Mshof, charged by H. W. Wray of No. 4
Front Levee street, with being dangerous aud sus
picious character, was locked up to await examina
| ton. ,''-t-
Mrs. Hanlon, alias ann Cummins, gave bail L
answer to the charge OF having grossly nsuted an
j, abused VIM. Clark's wife, on Enghien street, an
n showed her of the banquette into the street, o.
= Monday evening.
" Mrs. Mary Burke and Mrs. JONES' uext-door neigf
bors at Nos II and Ia Eughen street. had each othe
up on cross charges of insult abuse and assault
battery. They had rough and tumble in the allie
both had their hair and dresses torn and in whie
IL one Of them came off with swelled nose and tv
- black eyes. We we're present when they made the
= atfidavits Our handsome young friend John Luge
buhl, one of the affidavit clerks, had quite time
y it between them. They were about to fight for Il
e privilege of first complaint. The wickedest of Il
two took forcible possession of John, but could n
dictate her grief for the interference of the othe
3, John finally threw down his pen in disgust, and
peaed to the officers of the Court for protection.
officer interfered and kept each lady off whilst tt
If other poured forth her soul to John. The
~ so augbable that another poor lady who had con
e in crying, with an expunged eye under a bandag
Is to complain of some masculine brute, laid back on
ar se.tee and laughed aft to kill" 1t was unctuous
II rich scene. Mrs. Burke was further held on char
!" of having spoken horrible things to VIM. Hanlon
If the same place.
-, ~ Mrs. Baker gave bail to answer to the charge
keeping disordery house on Moreau street, betwet
~ Peace and Frenchmen.
Herman Oehlman, Louis Oehlman and Mrs Augu
- tina Krichbanm, were sent after on charge Of ha
~ ing procured the unlawful and hearty punishment
Ill Peter i krehba1m on Congress street. II appear
:, matrimonial row, and that the wife had called b
friends to assist in the pous task Of bringing Pet
~ to his senses. Augustine, being arrested, was d
Ell missed. The Oehmans, one OF whom had offered
tickle Peter with an Arkansas toothpick, were {
tained for future examination. The row took pa
on on Sunday morning.
et' Pat Keegan gave bail to come up and expl.a
,s what induced him to shake butcherknie at WI
Railey, after having pummeled him with his fists,
No. so Elysian Fields street, on the 10th inst.
es Francois Blanc, f. m. c gave bail to answer tc
charge Of breach Of trust in refusing to account fol
,e galvanized watch and pendant Jewels worth fifte
-, dollars, which had been entrusted to him for So
Keeping, during the great Cotton Press fire of the
Ia Of April.
m after, on charge of having beaten the lame tail
-, " joe Rehm, and offered to stab him with his OF
ne shears, in his own shop, on ST. John the Bapt
street, OIL Monday morning.
Ia, Thomas Shark was fined ten dollars for helchi
va forth his drunken obseenty in the hearing of adi
OK in the Pontchartran cars, yesterday morning.
AZ Maria Kane and Elizabeth Jackson town lewditi
taken up for scandalzing the peace and good NOR
of Milneburg, were sent to the Work-house for
Ia months.
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.
~. BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-This Board held a regu
re- meeting last night President Nixon in the chair a
by n ful hoard nresent.