New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12


James u. Champiin, charged with ernbezzlement
also failed to appear. His bond Of 1900 (security
VIM. N. RogersJ was likewise declared forfeited.
Roger HALEY. charged with carrying concealed
weapons; and J. Christian, Anna Carroll James
Dunshie, and VIM. Knoll, charged with assault and
batteries, we're dismissed BY nofe proseqni
VIM. Zatsrisky, I. m. c.s pleaded guilty to the
charge on assault and battery on a white man. He
struck the white man besause the latter opposed
his impudent attempt to seat himself with white
ladies in one Of the Baronne street horse cars.
Patrick Kane was tried for assault and battery
and found guilty.
RECORDER ExEBsos's CoUEr.--8fr. Frank Araes,
night clerk at the First Distristoek-up, yesterday
received notification to appear before the Re-
corder on this day, 10 explain If he can, Why he
shouid not De punished for contempt, in refusing
to release slave upon the Recorders order, on
Monday evening. a We pubIishedfhe particulars Of
this ease yesterday. Ames could not obey the q
Recorders order because the Mayors contrary
order, posted IN the Office, with aecapitation be-
hind il, rendered it absolutely and very distinctly
necessary for him NOT to act uponthe Recorders
orders. When shis conflict Of authority vii end,
we are unable to state. We heard yesterday, that
the eouasel Of the Recorder, who have prepared
the writ OF quo syuy'dnfo against the Mayor but
have noh yet presented said writ In any Court,
called upon the Recorder with The information that
the Mayor desired personal interview with him /;
to which the Recorders answer was, thathe would
hold no interview with the Mayor until after he,
(the Mayor should appear before him IA, bis own
Court, ana answer to the charges of contempt in
issuing orders contrary TO his, and 0f contempt
| and defiance in refusing to accompany the ofricer
I!who subsequently called apon hin with an attach
lit is The Recorder takes The thing coolIy and de-
hberatey: the Mayor takes it coolIy and nom
chalantly; that is, so far as We can discover.
/ Each gentleman, we suppose, thiaks he IS right,
and acts accordingly this creates an issue which
| shows plainly enough that one must be right and
| The other wgsBg.I
One Bernard smitsr q stoet, goodlooEing fellow,
calling himself shiE.carpenter. aEd hailing from
Aigiers was yesterday arrafgned ea the following
.sffdagt, made by Thomas H lsnina: 2
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Smith iid make Of sac Asol
Bad Smith made ne ef IL ihat he sd
banner Lincoln fgi him. and oasf such nesrdiary
hSss n & e create free
Counsellor Earhart appeared for the accused.
4 who pleaded net guilty and was sent to prison, to
be examined to- o-morr0w.
One J. Ward, for attempting to force his way
into Dan Riee's great show on Monday night, With
| out so much as saying by yoET leayeu to officer
DeCeursey. was fined sI0.-
Michael Egan was held for examination on the
! charge Of having violently beaten and injured .
slave boy belonging to G.. l. pavis
RECORDER BLAcHE's GoURT.-There was nothing
of interest before this Court yesterday.
REcoRDER Loves CouRr.- Recorder Adams, Of
the Fourth District, presided again yesterday.
Auguste Fl. Frank, for fighting and cutting up at
Milneburg, was fined s25. VIM. Lain, for bad be-
hayior on Greatmen street, was fined s25. Robert
Shener, for cutIandsh behavior on Eysian Fields
street, was fined s20 Jack Glover, for jumping on
the Pontchartaain cars whilst they were IN notion
was fined s6.
i The following was crowded out yesterday
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-Judge Husat.--Anthony
Delpit and Jose Serrano, alias Pepe Malagueho,
were yesterday arraigned on the indictments
against them for murder. Both pleaded not guilty,
and were remanded.
Mrs. Ann Kelly, charged with robbery. was dis
charged, having been in prison since the 18th of
September last. From a charge OF assault with
intent to kill, the same woman was dismissed by
noe prosequi. The following others were dis
missed by nolIe prosequi: Pierre Losele, charged
with assault wish intent to kin Michael Hughes,
charged with assault with intent to murders and
, George Brown, Jean Lalhacar, Rodolph Gieseler,
and Wilhelm Beke. charged with assaults and bat
teries. 85sszsE
Richard Delahanty was tried for assault with a
:. dangerous weapon with intent to kill, and ac-
quilted. "
Charles and Catherine Walter were tried for as
sault and battery and found guilty.
Il samSel Sullivan pleaded guilty to charge Of
n assault and battery.
It RECORDER EaERsoN's CeuRT.-A great crowd Of
o drunkards and brawlers and errant negroes
L passed in review before the Recorder, and were
n disposed of they deserved. There were no
cases of shooting or cutting; remarkable thing
for the First District Recorders Court on Mon
l. day morning. &
RECORDER BLAcHE's CoURr.-T Thomas Mills was
arraigned yesterday the charge of having
; stabbed John Mclean in the leg. on Saturday
!, night, with intent to kill. It was treacherous
: thing, for when cut Mclean was asleep in bed in
his boardinghouse at No. III Toulouse street. Mills
was sent to prison
Ophelia Garcia, for beating Adele Popnlus fboth
free colored) on ST. Peter street, gave ban to ap-
J, pear for trial before the First District Court.
d. Ludwig and j. lining gave bail to answer to
the charge Of having thrown dirt at and otherwise
7 persecuted Henry Teinberg on Orleans street.
| Maniac ar nHaru Gar ,arx,
from coming to court to prosecute him for breach
OF the peace, was lectured and fined SO.
: Sarah Gordon and Jenny Mitchell were fined So
each for settling their little at home instead Of
. coming to court, as they had agreed to do.
J. Mrs. Wagner, Alice Welsh, Caroline Gunaba and
Is Maria Celia gave bail to come up and defend them
selves against the charge of piferng sugar on the
leyee.
RECORDER LoNG's CouRr.--In this Court, yester
. day, Reeorder Adams, of the Fourth District, pre-
u sidngl Frank Boncher was fined S25 and Michael
ls Kenney SIS, for kicking ap dust of huge proper
- James Haden, Michael Thieman David Jones
., and James Ward, for fighting and disturbing the
!, peace on the levee, were fined SIS each. Antoine
n his CELL fined $40. Mrs Leah, for killing toe
N muchwhisky and pestering Barney Otto on Margn,
- street, was fined SO.
r. Maliche. charged with maliche-ously wallop
" ing Francois Selou Love street, gave bail to ap
s pear. John Paul and Michael Keil also gave bal
~ to answer charges of assault and battery.
p Six vags found sleeping near the Barracks were
n, sent to the workhouse for three months.
r.. BOARD OF ALDERsIEN.-This Board met las
night, MFR. Nixon, President In the chair, and fv.
members present
y The reading of the minutes was dispensed with
Is The Board Of Assistants, by message, informed
r. the Board Of their concurrence in sundry resolu
,o. tions, and asked concurrence in the following:
. resolution requiring the appointments of q join
IN committee to confer with the Gas-Light Company
in relation to laying main pipes on the leyee, wa
an concurred in, and Messrs. DeLabarre, HARRISON
!, Cox and Whitney, were appointed on the com
J, mittee
III A resolution authorizing the Surveyor to make
is flag stone-erossing Lonsa street, at the inter
of section of Chartres street. Cenenfred in.
Aresolution authorizing the Comptroller to ad
Indicate contracts for roundstone paving on Toni
~ street, between Bayou Road and ursuiine streets
IN and Willow street, from Hevia to Florida Land
ing. Coneurred in
A resolution granting to Brewster, Bakenay
az Co., and McGann Harrell, permission to eree
C. steam-engines on their property. Referred to th
of Committee on Streets and Landings.
. An ordinance concerning hotels and boarding
% houses. Referred to the Committee on Finance
ne Several petitions were read and appropriated
It !! referred.
n. communication was received from Maj. H. ]
= Ranney, lessee Of the New Canal complaining
his the ppcrpaehmeuts made by the leyee heiup ma