New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23


furnished ths requisite bonds, aud both were sent
to prison.
Heddfn's aHadavit against Fan Included The
charge Of spreading libel about him around
town. The alleged libel was III The shape of the
following handbiil
Whereas, Ny daughter, Sarah Ellen Knox, girl
aboHt VI yeaFs Of age, complexion fair, Eght-hIne
eyes and auburn hair, has been abducted from her
parental roof BY one or more sacriiegfcus eyil-
all good citizens viii aid me IN restoring her 10 her
parental roof etc.
csIsas0 MRS sAnsH Ksex ,ss gssas s,s1Is H.,
Recorder Summers fined Bedelia OtNei $40 for
slapping Mary Lynch, tearing her comb out Of her
hsir, and threatening her with q rock, ON Melpos
meme street; Martin Deyinney SO for assaulting
Ida Patterson with knife on Basin street; and
Jim McMahon SO for beating Mary Ann Walker
on poydras street. The two first paid: Mcmahon
was sent down in default.
Mary Kelley, charged with knocking down and
kicking Bridget McGil at the yerandah Hotel,
and Michael Riordan, charged with punching and
choking Pat Brannan on the steamship landing,
were discharged. Mike and Pat had made
friends
COMMITTED FOE TErsL.-i Recorder Summers yes
terday sent Ellen Collins before the First District
Court, for assauit with dangerous weapon with
intent to kill. 0nthe afternoon Of the Igsh inst.
on Dryades street, she used knife upon Kate
Tracy cutting her ID the right breast left cheek,
back Of the neck, and in the right arrn Ellen
gave bail.
r. r. Wilson, proprietor Of au auction nart on
Rampant street, between Poydsas and Lafayette.
was examined on the charge Of obfainfng rsones
under false pretenses: obtaining from A. Com
mandeur, Notary Pubtcs 81 aizsrent tirnes dtIrinr
the month Of February last, surns 81 money
amounting to $1,000, the same being tlle pTccesds
Of sale Of Mrs. Amanda Bennett's slave woman
Catherine and her three children, which slaves sIse
had sold to C. 7. Hatcher. The case was closely
contested By able connsel on each side and proved
to be a very intricate one. The Recorder decided
hat the charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenses was not made out, but that there was
evidence of breach Of trust and emhexzlement.
and on this charge he sent Wilson before the First
District Conrt, under bail Of $500.
Recorder Long has examined the following and
sent them before the First District Court .s
Francisco Sanchez, charged with violently heating
and threatening to kill Victor Campo, on the 2Ist
ult, at the corner Of EIysian Fields and Goodchl-
dren streets. Bail given.
Christian Nolig, charged with beating, John
Arens, in grocery at the corner Of CasasaIvo and
Montegut streets. Bail given.
Henry Gettel, for beating the same JohnlArens
in Zimmer's coffee-house, corner Of Greatmsn and
Montegut streets. Bail given.
BELLIcEREscIEs.-John Ryan was yesterday up
before Recorder Summers, on the charge II hav-
ing violently beaten Louis Defart, and torn oil his
clothes and destroyed them, Oh The 2ist inst, it
the corner Of Lafayette and Dryatles streets Case
| fixed for the 2sth.
1 Tim Farrell, wife, and two daughters gave bail
to appear on the 2sth and explain why they cannot
| let officer Thomas Love and his family alone.
\ woyv.uorsrn Agorv p;o,,x : ,,so, ~ ~ ,1,,
/ -, ~ es
specimen, was DeIore hecorder summers yester-
| day, on the charge Of having stolen about 500
| worth of jewery from Catherine Conroy at her
| res;Ience NJ i45 Howar1 s4reet aFsrv 49,,
,;aI.s.,,,, .,,,sa f,a,,,..;,a ~ - 81.
testimony, and could not be kept quiet. The Re
1 corder finally said. Two months Work -hause
aror, a;ato,, hooa,, ,,,,.;,,, bs,, ad a1,;
him horrible names. Three months = replied
ny W sIaso 's Molss
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~, S1 80 ps.'s4 4 go.
francls .sfA,sher, lgr s'sAl,ng solnelning lro1
oas1tile a1s a'so ss1't ~ i0i &C
I WICKED MAaeiE---hafgaret Elliot was yestef-
day held FOR examination before Resnrdhr Suln-
mers, on the charge q having spoiled the fair face
! Of Ellen Mahoney by blow with tumbler on the
10Th inst, on Basin street.
TnEopHILus FREEMAN NOT QuITE DEAp.-0nce
in while it happens that reporters, upon errone-
ous information received, incontinently kill per-
son. and afterward have to bring him q life again.
This ID our fix in reference to Theophlus Freeman,
\, ,:s,.. H. e..,, !. ,,,.a,s s1
inr il re.,at;,n conv If ) nate he yesterday sent
to Recorder Summers on the subject ~
ii Monday morning mav IL al
Hon. Recorder Sumers sir in closed yon win see
my Dlth amount Ann skelly Was informed that
w. usu oasa na S a. , 81 -.
yonr cort The same day took from nv room m
: Clothing s. Trunk Of papers all my valuable land
papers ana ieil W.n lnem , g "a, can. nna Mnef sns
ihem IN M i bo, pop vim send er II the was
. hons for this offeen wanted to see Ann to- as an
d making my will il l could git my papers. no per
r,nsn n,sr,,,.r 6,o,,rZ .1,,,ae Y,,,f .garv nrc
3 CHM and lanes r MeKiniev alias conrov
cbarped with larcenies. were yester1av dismissed