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

arrested AlDert ana arrested DIS vile alS0 There
he found another bag filled with the stolen clothing.
The total amount of clothing recovered was about
$3.50 worth; leaving $50 worth still missing. In
Alberts house the officer also found five dueling ps-
tolls and two revolvers all of which were subse.
quently identified part of the goods burglariousy
taken from the store Of Mr.. H. Gertes, No. lib St.
Charles street, on the night of the 22d ult. Moot
and the Alberts were sent to prison by Recorder
Wtz to await examination. At present they appear
to be nicely in for it.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Judge Hunt.-James H.
Hearsey, charged with embezzement, was yesterday,
motion of the District Attorney permitted to sign
his own recognzance in the Of $1,000, to appear
| for trial when notified.
VIM. Burk, alias Brooks, was dismissed from the
charge OF being dangerous and suspicious character.
Henry Kingston, Jr., failing to appear for trial on
charge of embezzlement, Judgment was entered
against his security for $780, the amount Of his bond
RECORDER SUMMERS COURT. James Dempsey,
arrested upon circumstantal evidence eliminating
him as the murderer Of Edward Grundy, in Algiers,
on Monday morning, was yesterday arraigned, and
sent by special escort back to Algiers to answer
the very grave charge brought against him. He is
tall, slim man. about IS or 40 years of age with thin
face and dark curly hair; and has kind, good.
humored look, wonderfully in contrast with the com.
mon idea Of what the perpetrator Of so fendish an
assassination should look like.
The celebrated Frank George, alias Mocking Bird,
was up for the fortieth time. He was charged with
helping himself to two dollars and two dimes out of
the cashbox of Jane Gibney, on Levee street. The
Recorder sent him to the Maison de Hernandez for
| six months
Jane Boyle and Kate Domingo, first.class rips of
Dryades street. sent out for three months each
The general charge that they were peace-break.
ers, whisky drinkers, and vagrants the special
charge, that they had relieved the innocent and un.
suspecting Pierre Forter of his watch and chain,
valued at $2l.
James Henderson, taken up by Lieut.. Dryden as
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solemn promise to emigrate by the first conveyance.
L. A. Gardner was asked for $40, for exploding
with alcoholic fight in the Amphitheater on Tuesday
night. He paid and left feeling ten dollars cheaper
Thomas M'Kenna, Adolphe Hoyle, James Carlin,
VIM. Shea, Michael Foley, John Farrelly, and Joseph
Austin, were overhauled on the charges Of having
applied indecent and obscene language to lady on
ult, nterered with stevedore Waugh and his men in
unloading the said ship, and broken open several
barrels OF bottled porter Of the cargo of the said ship
and carried off about dozen bottles of said porter
Austin was discharged. The others for their treat.
ment of the lady, (the charge to the porter not be-
ing made out) were ordered to pay $40 each and
furnish good behavior bonds for six months, or else
go to prison for month: Shea Foley, and Farrely
paid the fines and furnished the bonds. M'Kenna,
Hoye, and Carlin, having neither money nor friends
took ride in Brney's big black wagon.
Rosanna, Ellen and Mary Ann. all sirnamed Coyle,
for publicly calling Bridget Edwards all sorts Of
dreadful things, on Deord street. (ate Triton Wak)
were made six-month members Of the Peace Society.
Wm Buckley was dismissed from the charge of
stealing sl4 from Wm Fields, the latter failing to
| appear.
Ellen Purcell, for fstically taking the conceit out
OF Maria Damon, St. Mary street, on the oath ult
was sent before the First District Court. She gave
| bail.
Wm Shea was sent before the First District Court
on his own confession that he struck Michael Hoy in
the temple with tumbler, near ST. Mary's market,
on the 18th ut James Carlin, arrested as an acces
| The following parties were arraigred and booked
| for future examination
Catherine Escott, alias Mrs. Hughes, charged by
Special Officer Rufus R. Hunt with stealing 800 ia
New York bank bills from Mr. Caster, Of New York k
Sent to prison, in default Of $1,000 bail, to be exam
| ined on the 10th.
Emily Epbanks, f. ". c., charged with harboring
ing to Mrs. T. B. Smith. Bail of $500 given to ap-
pear on the 10th. Mrs Smith sent note to the Re-
corder stating that she did not wish to prosecute
| Emily this time.
Gavno Ledda, stave merchant charged with land
| ing tiatboat load of slaves at certain wharf, in
violation of the orders Of Assistant Wharfnger Nit
chell and refusing to remove the said boat when Or
dered: Bail given to appear on the 10th
| j. S. Bobet, charged by the same officer with
similar contravention, with another fatboat load Of
| stones. Bail given to appear on the 10th.
R. Maurer Il Co.,, Of the Texas Cotton Press,
charged by the same Assistant Whardnger with land.
ing lot Of cotton on the evee at the foot of Orange
street. to the obstruction Of the public highway and
refusing to remove it when ordered. Bail given to
appear on the 10th.
lar contravention with another atboat load of stones
Bail given to appear on the 10th.
Joseph Daley. charged with obtaining SIS from
Ann sheehan, of No. lSS St. Joseph street, long
ego as December 23d 1857 under the false pretence
that by means of the money be woud obtain security
for John Grover and Alexander Warner, who had
been required by Recorder stith to furnish bonds to
keep the peace Sent to prison in default of ball. to
be examined on the llth.
Michael Burns, charged with stealing So so from a
woman on Baronne street. Locked up for examina.
tion today.
RECORDER LoNa's CoURT-Mrs Mary Powers and
Mrs. Mary Shelley were yesterday put under bonds
to let each other alone for the next thirty days. The
of their hostilities has been at No. 20 Spain
street.
Mrs Cregan and Ann Murphy, of the corner of
Craps and Poet streets, also made to give bail
not to bother each other for a month.
Juan Salvador, for tisticuffng Mrs. Rita Bichetto
on the 25th ult, in his cigar mandatory on Love
street-she having gone there to see her husband
was sent before the District Court He gave bail.
And Mrs. B.. for having talked out Of all bounds to
Salvador, was put under peace bonds for three
months
Benjamin Eaton was made to give bonds to let
Dennis Even alone for the next three months
George Raiser was dismissed from the charge of
whaling Henry Spitz; the latter being non est.
Joseph Whitman sent after on q charge OF
having faxed Blaze Jacquot the 9th ult, at the
house of Mr.. Martin, near the Barracks.
RECORDER WILTzs CoURr.-Conrad Moot and
VIM. Albert and wife were arraigned yesterday, on o
charge of burglary the particulars of which are else
where mentioned. They were all sent to prison, te
await examination.
Rafael st. Auant, f. m. c., was sent before tn,
First District Court, to be tried for giving l.. A. La
caste two cuts with razor, with intent to kill on th
18th Of December last at the corner of Rampant ant
Ursulines streets. He was remanded to prison t,
bide his time.
Victor Gerodas was sent before the First Dstric
Court to be tried for malicious mischief in smashnt
things in the coffee-house Of Gabriel Prats, at tht
corner of Chartres and st. Ann streets. He gav.
bail.
Julia Winman was made member of the Peace
Society for the qualification and comfort of Anr
Delamore at the corner of St. Louis and Claiborne
streets.