New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

the hip-a painful but not necessarily dangerous
wound Phillips was further charged with being
drunk and disturbing the peace. His defence is,
that az he was passing along, one Of three young
men tripped him down and ran, and that as they
ran lie fired after them. He is in prison, awaiting
the result of Kitchens wound.
FIRST DIsrEIcT CorRr.-,3udge Htmt.-The Dis
trict Attorney yesterday filed number offnforma,
tons. Thomas Hodgson and John Fox, charged
with assaults and batteries, and John Dooey,
charged with larceny, were dismissed by mol. pros.
Oswald Faulhamer was tried for assault ana bat
terry and found guilty, and was sentenced to pay
fine Of SIS or go to prison fer two weeks.
Win. II. Hunter was tried for assault and bat
tery found guilty with accommodation to mercy,
and sentenced to pay fine of s25 or go to prison
for three weeks.
Philip NalIy. alias Nellies, was tried for larceny
and found guilty. These were all the Court pro-
ceedngs yesterday.
Attorney General semmes and Dstriet-Attorney
Bradford docketed murder and other trials for next
| week as follows;
| Monday Assaults with intent to kill, and as
| saults and batteries.
Tuesddy-Hypolite Princeval for the murder Of
Garcia; and Vicente Radovch, for stabbing with
intent to murder whilst attempting toperpetrate
| burglary.
Wedaesday-Larceny and assault and battery
cases.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Perry, for the murder Of
August Droze; and jackson G. Lawrence, for the
murder Of Louis Ditry.
| And cases for the week after, as follows:
Monday, 26th-George Weyman, for the murder
| of Daniel Cunningham; and Denis Sullivan, for
the murder of Bernard Connolly.
Tuesday, 2Ith-Robbery and stabbing cases,
| etc. .55..
Wednesddy 2sth-James Reed, for the murder
| of John King; and Philip sary, for the murder Of
| Paul Schander.
RECORDER ENEBsoS's CoURT.-Mary Kearny, for
stealing potatoes in Poydras market was yester-
| day sent to the Work house for six months. Mary
/ o Eeary, for kicking up the mischief in the same
market, and Paul Cain, for stealing pair OF pants
| from Pierson & Harrisonis store, were also sent
| TO the Work house for six months, with lot of
other vags of lesser offsndings for lesser terms.
B. Reilly, for drunkenness and attempting to
shoot come boys, and resisting and striking officer
| Womack, on Robertson street, was fined S25.
| James James, for running over with liquor and
| spelling with fight on New Levee street was fined
/ so. Caldwell Lyle, for knocking down man on
! Camp street, S2o- James Purcell and John Hays,
for kicking up q dust at st. Mary market, $40
| each; and Henry Baldwin and Terence kava-
| naugh, for drunkenness and fighting ia Poydras
market, $40 each--in default OF payment each and
all to go to prison for month.
! Tom Sampson was afraigned on the charges of
having assaulted Stephen Farrell with bowie.
| knife on Gravier streets having carried the said
/ knife as concealed weapon, and having resisted
/ officer MeMullen and torn his clothes. de con-
fessed himself guilty, and in default Of bail was
sent to prison to await his trial before the First
District Court.
| b. Faunstran, charged with stealing a carpet.
i bag of clothing, worth S25 from Mrs. Waggaman,
i at Mrs. Duchaufours house on Carondelet street,
also confessed himself guilty and was sent before
| the First District Court he likewise going to
| prison in default Of bail.
i The following parties were arraigned and dock
eted for future examinations:
/ John Phillips, charged with having shot Robert
/ Kitchen, on Dryades street, on Tuesday night.
Sent to prison to await the result.
II Daniel Gillespie, charged, with one Duffy and
| two Others (at Thompson,s cooper shop on Pearl
| hofyV w
going on the 9TH inst. to the neighboring house OF
Mrs. Catherine Johnson, severely wounding man
named Mcdonald by hitting him in the head with q
tumbler, Qaying him up ever since1 leaving, com,
4 ing back, searching the house, cher husband and
another man, for whom they had at first inquired
: being absentl throwing her bed-clothes into the
! yard upsetting barrel of water in the yard call
ing her the fouest names and threatening to hav'
the blood of her husband. Gillespie gave bail t,
appear on the 28th inst, and the police are afte
the other coopers.
her shop or store the carpet.bag of clothing
, which B. Faunstraun stole from Mrs. Waggaman
knowing the same to be stolen. Case fixed fol
the 23d inst
Martin Conalla, charged with abusing and
threatening to fight and otherwise iniure Giovanni
Messni, at his residence on Robin street, Conallf
having Just been released on bail from the charge
Of breach of trust preferred against him by Messn
in the Second District. Sent down to be exam
, ined on the Esd.
Ann Bird, charged with being the special tor
ment Mrs. GOyle, ana q general scaHudl 10 Fer
dido street. Case fixed for the 18th.
The case of the State OF Louisiana vs.. L. A
Welton, after many delays, was finally concluded
at special session of the Court yesterday evening
and the charge made against defendant by a Mr.
, Cunningham as clerk of the steamboat J. @. Swon
, | of having collected small amount of money anG
l failed to account for the same, was dismissed by
9 the Recorder. 1t will now be Mr.. Welton's turn t
f take legal steps, we learn, to make Dir. Cunning
= ham account for having preferred so grave
charge, which he failed to sustain.
, RECORDER BLAonE's CoURT.-Recorder Blaeh
yesterday appeared again in his seat in court, hay
;, ing been i'll during the previous week.
n Henry H. Eiby was arraigned on the charge o
:, having stolen gold watch and neck-ehan, yalne
at $50, from Adophe Tngle, at the corner of Roya
n and Bienyille streets. He was sent to prison t
e await examination. One Ellis Baxter, alias Rich
il ard Burke was arrested in the ST. Charles theae
on Tuesday night, by Chief MeClelland and Lieut
h. Jacouess charged with completely in the robbery
!. Louis Wilson, alias Edward Lewis, charged wit
e | ATTEMPTED burglary on board the steamer Lou
r Dor, was dismissed, with the consent OF Gaptai
!, Johnson.
u Joseph Whitman charged with striking Niche
4 Richette on IRENE street, and striking Marie Rci
a ette at the same time and place, gave bail to al
= | pear for examination.
= John Corcoran, charged with beating Fred. Mi
er at his residence by the Treme market Il
h which Fred sells coee) was sent to prison in dc
d fault of bail. Miller found Corcoran concealed o
. his premises at q O'Clock in the morning; and be
- cause he wanted to know what he was doing there
N Corcoran pitched into him and thrashed him.
ID Peter Lewis, John Lewis and Chris. Smith, ALA
IN Porner, alias Strong, arrested by Lieut. Creyo
= and special officer Boullosa, for associating wit
Y negroes in negro coffaehouses or cabarets, Wer
IN overhauled The two first were required to pa
$25 each and the last S. go to prison for mont
,r They are believed to be traffickers with slave
- writers of false passes, etc. Such men ought
u be in the penitentary at the present time
RECORDER LoNG,s CeURr.-The ieud between IL
Russell and Desprez families, neighbors on Frenc
ell men street, has been settled by Recorder Lon
i'd jacques Desprez charged James Russell and h
ar wife Catherine with pitching into him and beatT
:, and kicking him at his own doorstep. Mrs. Rrl
~ sell charged Jacques Desprez with trouneiug 1t
Se at her own corner, and charged Mrs. Desprez al
a, Miss Mary Despre2 with outrageously insuitir
and abusing her. The row began among IL
ladies' on the I'd instant; the next day, old De
0e PREF went and thrashed Mrs. Russell, and soc
after that Mrs Russell visited him with her hu
- band, and together they gave him the create
az thrashing Of ALL The Recorder after hearing bo
et sides, fned both the Russells aud al the Despr
ay S5 each, and put all under peace bonds.
no Eugene Hernandez Jnliana Domingnez al
Marcelita Gonzalez, were held for examination
the charge Of keeping disorderly house
RS No 352 Moreau street, and of having vilely abus
ay and provoked their neighbor Paul Galdabini. b
was given.
warrant was sent out after certain persc
an charged with stealing SIS $50 worth Of tools
!. | of G. Il. Rabenhorst's shop at No. 800 Victo