New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-23

three blows with hlcher, club, with the advice
and Md Of John Hart, on lie steamboat landing.
Bail given to appear tonferros John Jordan,
charged with threatening to finish Mike Buckley,
and attempting to chop open tic door of his house
on Richard street with an ak. To be exs mined on
the 18th.
RECORDER gLAcHg,s CoURT - George Bfshofg
was yesterday sent before the First District Cont
Tor an aggravated breach Of the peace. Il . not
usual to send such a case before the Crfsainag
Court. The Recorder committed Bishop bccansg
an equal number of witnesses on each side hatIy
eontTadietsd each other, leaving him powerless TO
deciaes ana ueganse the lawyers On both sides weTs
wiling to have the whole matter submitted to u
jury.
Rosalie Bariondiers, {. W. c., for ssusfna Aman-
"a Enould, on Orleans street; Miss lsosa alias Ann
liz street, md Mary Smith, f. W. G.. for aviEa Miss
Rcsa as much as she sent, we're fined so each.
Joseph Flcek, not being able to give bail, Fas
sent % prlson. he Tas Charged With wailaping
Math;lde FraDcoise, ,f W. 81, for kicking ~ a,drss
on Bargundy street, was fined s25. Anna Rhodes
and Mary sweeney, drunken rips were required
70 pay $40 each or go intCretiyement.
Inc pHEsacious AnastaSie Desarzant. f. vi Ii.
@ nilo seems % be 1T war with the whole wis7te
race. gave Eail TO answer to tss Charge OF Insulting
and threatening awhste perysn.
RECORDER aesG;s @ouEr--Joyesh Patterson. a.
frse coiored BOY, aboat Is years oS age was veg
teraay arraigEed on tie aaidagis II Jss rrnoyea
chgTging him With having, on Ts,esdav evening :
Assaulted his little dan ght ef lfI-g xeara IA
With. intent to commit He esrtifiease d
DR.. Hayes ACCOMPANIED tie affidavit showing Thai
the child had suffered violence. Tic little black
fend Fas locked Ey 10 awas examination.
JOHN Lavie, driver of coai cart y 3A18, was
iTaigne5 on the afHsayit OF j.. 2. Warner, who
charged that on Tuesday evening" es-his carriage,
containing his own end some other children, was
passing aAong Esplansde strees, Layie -un his cart
ITO the carriage, the shafts smashing it and Sc
vereiy, wcsnding his INsle son. The accused was
dry booked for exaEBination. IT ID stated that
people on the street shouted 70 him Ia time for
hira TO have avoided the collisions had be been dis
posed to 1ise either his cFes or his ears.
James HaaSey gave baii to ans7scr to TIE charge
of ha7ing ualloped Lestesle Pascal. Jean Gffeac
chazged with @sticufing and kicking jean Cof1n,
and James GTainor, charged with abusing John
Trairsor and wife in their cwn house, and raining
chair 20 Tzeines and threa ssning to kill hizay we're
sent after.
John GafeaeEy failing to appear sgssHHt a man
whom he had accused of attempting to murder
him, CHS maa having been in PRISON about a
month was attached and fined 10, and not haring
the money, had TO take Epnths imprisonment
himself.
! REcoaBHRe ABsxas' COURT Assistant Recorder
Moreau, TnesEay, rendere the following 5e-
cison, in the case Of the State vsGarr, for alleged
brutal treatment Of his wifeis nether, Mrs. Maddea
fit is ebjectedB By the prisoners that the inyessi-
| CATION cannot be gone into because they sSy the
complainant Mrs. Madden, is insane andin sup
port Of THIS allegation they proGaee Judgment Of
the honorable the Third District Court Of New Or
leans, rendered on the LIST and signed the Sd Of
this month, decreeing her to be insane and direct
ing her to be sent TO the Insane Asylum at Jack
son. 1t mar be observed that here seemste be
some irregulary IN this judgment: firstly, Is was
signed during Eacatfon; and secondly, but one day
! elapsed between the rendition and the signing.
But If the Judgment were unobjeetioaable many
respect, its existence would not deprive me of the
right, as committing magistrate, of Investigating
4 the case.
"The matter in issue here is between the State
of Louisiana and the prisoners, and that mast be
| looked into, aud all evidence aaauoed carefully
weighed. Any imputation upon the capacity or
upon the character of any of the Witnesses either
for the State the prisoners it will be nydnty to
consider with due attention. and treat with sonnd
| and legal discretion. But it would lie unheard of
| that questioned the personal safety Of citizen
should not be inquired into, because an allegation
of mental weakness or imbeclity lies against the
party injured. The investigation must therefore
proceed.n
Mr.. L. Madison Day, for the prosecution, then
arose and stated that he had determiHed upon
) bringing the osse Immediately before the Grand
Jury, and for that reason asked leave to,withdraw
the case from the Recorders Court, which vas
granted 9sss. see' -