New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

aL.elnping 70 create himself Baron Of Bsrenne
street, was too proud to hand over the fz0 asked
80 went 70 & private Quarters IN the Hotel De Pre-.
ih4. inah4. 9onn Anderson, (not My Joe, JofIN's FOR
innocent wit in eoffeeing and caEno ata stsyS n ~
Poydras market and mistaking the pronrietor fl
Foulhaber, for Foolwho, so far a. ta reTriiate
payment, was asked for S.; not having TIE
chiekenfeedf he went into retirement al tbssratse
of two bits day.
The following parties were arraigned andbooked
for future examination
John aenahaB, charged byoffcer Robinson with
dangerously beating man, name unknown ON
perdido street on Sunday. Sent to prison to await
the result.
RECORDER BLAcHE'5 CouRT.-The amount of
fines and fees collected in this Court during No
v%ember % amounted to the very handsome sum Of
Lima Groease and Christian Eagle, Juvenile cotton
piferers were yesterday sent to the Workhouse for
r. A. Knight, John Glover, Walter Chester and
Thomas Neison1 all accused Of malicious mischief
we're discharged: the first three for want Of evil
cntor.
Joseph arcade, charged with breach Of tr,,st.
in falling to account to j. P. Garrsre, baker, for
1876 loaves Of bread worth 1880 sold By him as
bread cart driver on Carrereis account from the
lst of September to the oath Of November; Chas
Rouge, alias Rollins, charged with stealing a Bair
Of pants and.a cravat, worth 56. from Francois
Aicheiler, on Customhouse street; and Pat HoI@
and, charged with thrashing the fair Jenny TAYLOR
g her room, No SO franklin street, were all
| arFaigned and booked for exans5nation. ana a.
meme were abs to give bail, all went to prison.
| RECORDER Lossas CoUssr.--Josenl, Reaster al;as
| Joe Schneider, afas boafer Joe was Yesterday ar.
raigEed before Assistant Recorder Magioni. and
sent % prison, to await The result Of TIE stab IN
| ficted by him upon Frank Moore, On Saturday
night; me affidavit being made by Sergeant JeTli-
son, VITO arrested him. David Bnrcher was held
as wftEess. Moore Is at the hospital stiIlsi ir a
precariosg condition. We were mistaken yester-
RI ir -tsff tbatH
HomewaTa Bound House, which is on Frenchfnen
sian Fields street.
Daniel Sullivan. for raisisg drunken hulIaballoo
at the corneg Of Ausic and Cove Streets and resist
| ing officers Wnity and Carugey, mas fined SIS 4.
| mol having tEe money, he went to prison for a
month. After serving out his month; Dan will have
to be examinedon two chargesof assault and bat,
terry and breach Of the peace, which had been pre-
viously preferred against hinlS. by John Collins
Thom he cowhidsd. and James osHanlon, whom
ne abused and threatened to kill belIigerent
Bird is this Dan SEiiivan.
August Henderson, one of tie two drunken
lighters that Sergeant Jemiaon had in charge on
Saturday night when he arrested Joe Reaater for
syaoeiag 81, Frank MooZe was fined $40, and paid it.
The otaer, August Wofsfs, was also fined sic, but
didn't pay.
John Butler, Charles Tanner, Johrs Lewis, and
b IT, inriey, arrested by special officer Brooks for
| disturbing the peace and using obscene language
| in the Fontchartrain GERS, were fined SIS each.
| Allpaid but Lewis. Raphael Pargaron for raising
muss sad resisting the police on Elyaian Fields
| street, paid SIS.
Thomas Tracy, charged with passing a counter
| felt $40 en- George Swien, vas held for examina-
| ton. John Nutman gave bail to answer to the
| charge of having beaten John AttFidge, on board
| the ship Sir Allen McNasy, on Wednesday last.
Olivier Breso sent after, the charge Of hay-
ing brutally beaten his wife Catherine at their re-
sidenee, foot of Vaudeville street.
After lengthy examination and much legal
| argument Charles Doyle was sent before the First
4 District Court two commitments tiratly. for
violently beating and wounding James 0'NefIl, on
the 4th ut., at the corner Of Moreau and Port
streets; and secondly u violently beating John
Murphy at the same tin End place; Mrs. O'Neill,
affair, and she also be to the First District
Court. Bail was given by Both. 1t was merry
Hibernian misunderstanding, in which women as
| well as men did the ground and lofty tumbiing,