Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-27
THE PARD0NfEa POWER.

ings Of the Senate in Executive
Session. published in the official
paper Of Saturday last, the gath in
staHt, we sec that his Excellency |
Governor Moore, has pardoned 10
less than twenty-one convicts with |
the consent Of the Senate, ne follows. |
/. John llanun. for enlightenment by |
the First District Court of New Orleans. in |
January. 1890 and sentenced TO one years |
imprisonment IN the State Pehitentisfy to /
hard labor.
2. q. Maxprt. y free man of color. who |
WIS convicted of mauslaughter by the
First District Court If New Orleans In
shb. and sentenced ~ i'm ptisohment IN the
state Pententiary for the term ofiive years.
o. llenry l.. Van Ness, convicted on the
cath " March. 1851. by the First District
Court ct New Orleans, Of the crime Of set
ting FIRE o. and burning n store, and sen
fenced April nth. 1857. w fourteen years
imptisonment in the State Penitentiary Mt
hard labor.
A full pardon 10 Robert William Me
Dnnnell. con victed ON the Goth Of June,
| 1865. of manslaughter, by the First Dis.
| irict Court If New Orleans. and sentenced
30 i've yeaia imprisonment in the state
| Penitentiary at hsrd labor
T. A full pardon TO- Luke Burke. convict
ell on the 81 Of June. 1888, by the same
| Codrt. of murder without capital punish
ment. p and sentenced to impfisohfn snt for
! life in the state Penitentiary Mt hard labor.
O. A full pardon TO Antoine. slave Of
| Martin Greinilliun. who was convicted by
- court Of Iurots in the parish of AyOyelles,
on the 18th Of October. 1854, for the crime
nf arson. and condemned 30 imprisonment
for life in the Stpte rcntcntinty a. hard
| labor.
:. A fuii pardon 10 Constantine ROLAND,
who was convicted by the First District
| Court Of New Orleans. fof the crime oiem-
| hpzzlement. aud sentenced to two years
imprisonment IN the State Penitentiary ut
| hard labor.
IS. Daniel Sullivan. convicted Of man
slaughter by the First District Court Of
New Orleans. aud sentenced tp FIVE years
imprisonment 10 the state PeuiteDtinry ut
herd labor, on the 18th Of February, 1859.
9. Matthew Mahei, convicted OF man
slaughter by the First District Court Of
New Orleans, and sentenced 10 three years
imprisonment IN the State Pcuitenttary ct
hard labor. which sentence was 70 com
mence from August Let, 1859, the convict
being now IN the parish prison.
] To- Charles Miller, convicted Of assault
with intent to kill, by the First District
Court Of New Orleans. aud sentenced on
the 9th of June. 1859. to tSo years impris
onment In the parsh prison.
| H. John Young. convicted oi burglary
by the First District Court of New Orleans
aud sentenced April 10Th, 1859, to ten years
imprisonment in the State PenitenGary ut
hard labor.
~. Thomas woolledge, convicted orman-
slaughter by the First District Court sit .
ting IN aud for the parish of Jefferson, and
sentenced to fourteen years imprisonment
In the state Pentoniiaiy. January 18th,
1859.
~. Catherine Rohrritsch. con yloted Of or
son hy the First District Court of New Or
Loans aud sentenced 10 imprisonment f'r
life IN the State Pontentiary, where she
WIS received June 9th, 1851.
| IA tsodore, u save who was convicted Of
murder in the parish Of 81. Mary in the
year $50, and sentenced 10 imprisonment
for life, in the state ronitentiury ut hard
labor.
II. Jim Harris. slave of Mrs. wngga-
man, who WIS found guilty of m assault
with intent 60 kill, committed on free
man of color, by Court Of Justice Of the
Peace, sitting in and for the parish Of JEFF
|
imprisonment Tor life in the State Poni-
Tertiary.
10. Rhodn, u slave of Robert Stark, con
yicted of arson by the First District Court
of Now Orleans, and sentenced 10 impris
onmeHt for life in tho State Peniteniinry
whore she wns received March 18th, 1889.
II. Ira u. Millcrian, who was convicted
of the crime of shooting with intent TO kill,
by the District Court sitting in and tor the
parish of 81. Landry. and sentenced To i'm
, prsonment in the State Penitcutiary at
hard labor, for tho term Of ten years.
, IS. Slave Abram, the property of NJ. H..
Dossan. Who was convicted OF the crime
of murder. by a tribunal Of Justices and
, Shareholders in the parish of Franklin,
aud sentenced to imprisonment for life in
I the state Pcnitontiary at hard labor. lie
was received In the PenitoHtiafy septic M
, her 30th, 1884.
/. 10. Communication of sentence TO Patrick
Mcnamara, who was convicted Of larceny
. by tho First District Court of New On
, leans, aud sentenced on tho 10th of De
ccmber, 1889. TO ak months Imprisonment
= in the State Ponitontiery at hard labor.
20. 4 full pardon TO the slave Ned belong
0 ing TO Horny Dugue, who was convicted
). by u tribunal sitting in and for the parish
of Jefferson, for tho crime of rape, and
J. sentenced in juno, 1854, TO suffer capital
punishment, and who was confined in the
i parish prison of the parish OF Jcilerson.
a 81 Fall pardon to Charles, the slave o.
Henry NJ. IIyams, who was sentenced by .
q tribunal Of Justices and shareholders IN
the parish of Jefferson, for the crime 81
!, granddaughter, on the 10th of August, 1858
4 to two years imprisonment in the parish
Jail. and to wear an iron collar for there
r years from the day of judgement.
IL will he seen that some Of the
d above pardons are to convicts VIII,
~ have forfeited their rights to socie