New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-15

CttuS VI LHe idlF arc W gu IoWatu pay lh5 oSpN7
and enlarging the building We hope to see this
fair literally patronized.
RECORDER BLAcHE.-Recerder Blache requests
US to state the following for him. which we do with
pleasure 1t having been stated in the Council
that the Recorders exacted fees and Recorder's
fees from the owners of slaves, and wishing to
place myself in proper light before my constitu-
ents, do hereby declare that since | have been
elected Recorder Of this District, have in no in
stance exaeted or collected either fees or Record
eris fees, nor allowed any Of my clerks to do it,
knowing it is contrary to law
THE RELEASE OF CHARLEY SAoKErT.-Touching
the release of this notorious thief upon bail bonds
signed by the Mayors special officers Dryden and
Dalton, we intimated the other day, upon nforna
ton received that said thief had been useful to the
police as "ponter,i and that the Chiefs specials
arrested him because he had quit pointing for
them, and that the Mayors specials went his bail
because he had gone to pointing for them.
The Chief and all his specials, Bpylan, Tsard Far
rel and Howard, positively deny that they ever
had any such use for Sackett or ever did use him
as pointer; they further deny that they ever did
let any notorious thief run at large for such pur
pose. 1t has been customary to use thieves under
arrest in securing other thieves and in recovering
stolen property but not to etthem run at large as
deputy officers for such purposes.
Chief McClelland did once procure the discharge
u oe,e - 1,lls
~ 80 " I ~ = noins tl@'
staIo oaaaaIa5
compromise ever made by him with bad charac-
ter in order to subserye the ends of justice but as
to comnrorniginp with or allowing at LARGE any
such dangerous and notorious thief as Sackett, he
and his officers DENY It fatlv and empbatica1tv.
Maror ,ro,,roo has not yet overlanIod HI. .,o
M 49, - ,s e,ealss44, III,
elals Datton ana Dryden for gong aacketts ban,
but we have heard that he intends doing so.
In ius1ice fo ourselves we mnst say that when
1, :t .,,. ~ .5 !, Z ~ 1-ta :. :, ,
me clty authorities anu ponce get at ioggerheads,
there are 9l sorts OF fiat contradictions and misun
derstandings on all sides; and this renders the
+,+b ~ ID eo,nayrba+ lila ! yraasad ,,iot .x,f,
siu'a W ua' iNo !" ste'seu pis sIs'miul u
nara 10 catcn, and HAeh we 20 Set II by the TAIL,
and think we have it, we haven't got it after all
o,r,,,,,-r Ioh, pat+orso., : ho,a ~
- a AZ A's,"l-,i ., o'lA t'ei'!i' q "aAiu oH
the steamer Natehez, undertook yesterday to walk
on small plank to the steamer Mary E. Keene
Ivinp alongside. when the plank broke and he fall
- 2, -, ~, 1-, M,
lnto the river ana was oFo"ned' Inc hod5 was
soon recovered ana taken chafge oil by an odd
Fellows Lodge TO which he belonged. He was
nat;va of the Irnitad stafes az Years of aqa ne.
=, r, -,
putty Coroner soraparu held an inquest and return
ed verdict of accidental drowning.
p,.,,.,,. rho pn,+ 11..o, ~ .,o ooux,.n oe
~ ANs r'u'S Ato'e4' @. "te ooinsi ..
Tehoupitoulas and Ioledano streets, was entered
night before last and robbed of $40 and an over
eoat No clue was had to tbe rabhar
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Jadge Htnt.--The Grand
Jury yesterday reported an amended and corrected
true bill for manslaughter against Geo. K. Woolly,
who shot and killed Edward Dougherty in the
Fourth District on the 7th of November last.
Also, a true bill for murder against VIM. Fl. Gas
/ sidy, who killed James Kennedy at the corner oi
/ Gasquet and Johnsons streets, on the 18th ult.
Honor Who ilIed Patric Owns n hrothai IN
/ DrvaGes street m tbe 95th uIt ~ 0'1'- ~
/ 4isos n trne Xii against Margaret Kane for con.
eealing the birth Of her cbiId-the child being
| found IN the nrfyy Of a house on Bnurhon streef
where she was ennIoved as n servant on the 5tI,
Of September last.
Jndoe HINT passad santenres no folIoYs.
MS. Hedrick. for assault and battery $40 fine or
two weeks, imnrisonment.
Anne McDonald. for assault and battery g fine
| or one hours Imprisonment
/ Charles and Gatherina walter for assault and
battery the husband s25 fine or two weeks i'm.
nriaon1ent and the wife 80 1ine or ona bopr,s i'm,
nIrisonment'
". Il. Holland. for assault and battery. an
! peared TO receive sentence but was on motion of
The District Attorney, dismissed by nole proseoni
4 VIM. Runce who 1leaded guilty to Inreeny- si..
months imprisonment.
Samnel Snllivan who nleaded ruiltv to assault
| and battery s5 fine or five dnys' imnrsonment
/ Adoinh f3erasch who nleaded ouiltv fo larcnnv
| one month imnrisonment.
! Frank wilson. who nleaded pniltv Ia larceny
one month imnrisonmedt
/ Patrick Kinney who nleedea rniItv fo larceny
/ one week imnrisonment
| DR.. T. d. Hale was arraipned on the CHARGE oi
assault with intent to commit rane nleaded moi
| guilty, ana was discharged IN His bond ia anpea1
Far trial.
George K. Woolly and John Reinecke were ar
raipned on the charges Of manslaneh botl
/ nIeaded not pniltv and both were discharged IN
/ their honds to annear for trial
/
RECORDER BLAeHE's CouRT.-Dan Lacy was yes
terday sent before the First District Court for at
/ tempting to stab Thomas Newman In his house No
/ 20 Front Levee street, on the 9th ult. In defaul
of bail Dan was remanded.
Pierre Depuy gave bail to answer to the chargt
OF haying gotten up chariyari in front Of police
man Rousseau's house, on the Metairie Ridge, OF
Wednesday night last.
Pierre Pussegur, j Monmasse alias Bordes, Loui
Lestrade, Denis Beck and others, also have to an
sWer ior 1oiiinilig ln elie same sn'veree: We,
ltpn m was sgs peiore .ile strss DlsiriG ri,,
ooutt, uaaet M oa lor shoothg WIN ihtene 10 XII
ne ~ a,ss, ~ sho. .. ooiin te ~ w
Mossa. NJ .1 On hoyal see.
a au .mo Ment - - ~ soe oese
he was going to wait on the party or not, came t.
tbe be h;ttnr IN oad nnlor neaona aa M PICKED u