New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

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REcoRpKH EaEssoN's coear1 several sfft-
i1gs Of the whole row at Turner's Hal, On the
night of the 7th October, Id which sundsy Ber.
maAa were charged Nith slaDg gshotting a yoaag
man named Brown, drawing weapons upon and
attacking 5hIea McGielland and Lient GTevon,
knocking down day officer Chalmers ana cutting
piece Of bone out Of the hand Of night officer
Gaiennie, ail q the said Germans have been dis
charged. All the accused except Charles ReriG or
Berlea, were discharged last week because Chief
McClelland and Lieut.. grevon failed 10 appear
against them. Only one was retained for farther
examination; this was Berie, the man who brand
ished the big sword and chopped the bone ont OF
Gaiennie's hand. This case was examined last
week. Both officers Chalmers and Gaiennie ap-
peared against Berle. There were lawyers on
both sides, and the examination was prouasted
The watchmen proved the assault and wounding
clearly enough but question az to the right Of
the watchmen to invade the precincts of sn alleged
private ball, at a time when no disturbance waa
existing, and other matters brought up by the de.
fence, induced the Recorder TO take the matter
into consideration and yesterday he rendered his
decision, dischargiug Bere. Mr. BIS sword and
pistol were restored to him, and he went his Way
rejoicing. The police did not go to the bail until
after they found Brown, bloody with Bis slaIg-abot
not appear before the Recorder, either as witness
or prosecutor; and this. with the fact that the
Chief of Police and Lieut.. grevon declined appear
ing to prosecute, creates the inference that there
must have been some invasive interference or m
warrantable action, which led 70 he assault upon
them and the severe punishment Of the other OF
| GERS who got there before them.
| The following other parties were discharged:
| Mary Ann Holt, charged with robbjng James
Reilly in her crib en- Gravier street, Reilly not ap-
/ pearing. Charles MeGray, charged wiki robbiDg
i Edward Everett the latter not appearing. Benz.
1 Brown. charged with stahbing Edward Fitzgerald
4 with intent to kill, ftz being well and frgEing,
1 and nesting the discharge and Michael Darcy,
charged with stabbing aud killing Anthony Deylia
on board the steamer Magnolia, wsea Id she Ohio
river, near Evansville. IndssBa in the spring OF
1857, three years and half ago discharged be
i and this court having no Jurisdiction a. 70 ths
A alleged murder.
Enamel Levi, for carrying concealed rsyolver,
Hugh Clark. for beating Martha WirIey on Grayier
street, and Charles AUSTIN for beating and kicking
4 Fl. 8. Gidney on board the steamship Magnolia, on
the 10th uls-, were all examined and sent before
the First District Court. All gave bail. J. d.
Freitas and wife, for fighting and disturbing the
peace on Race street, were made members of the
peace society. S
The following parties were arTaigned and dock
eted for future examination: Lewis Thompson,
charged with raising a drunken disturbance IN the
! St.. Charles Theater on Monday night. and with
being free negro in the State, in contFaYenen of
law. Locked up to be examined to-day.
Thomas Sullivan, charged with attempting 70
cut I. Fl. Mnrpby's son with razor, on New Ievee
! street, on Monday. Lacked up, to be examined
j VIM Tenbrink, charged with dangerously stab
= hing Thomas O Neal. ST., and aso cutting Thomas
0'Neal, Jr.. Gather aud son) in the Age Coffee
t house, an Friday night last. A certificate from
Charity Hospital, proneuncing the elder O'Neal
7 i to Be OUT ot danger, Penbrink was admitted to
bail Of sl0eo, to appear for examination when
notified.
c Eliza O'Brien charged with being accessory to
I'd the stahbng OF John Caruody by her husband,
r at their house previously arraigned and sent 70
9 prison, but now arraigEed and admitted to bail
d of $1,000, to appear when notified.
6 Tom Scott. charged with being the naan who
G stabbed Ed. Fitzgerald On Gired street. certif
It cate OF FitZgeFad's recovery and discharge from
= the hospital being produced Scott was admitted
+ TO bail Ct $1,000 to appear when notified but faiI-
J, ing to furnish the bond. he was rsmanded.
d Mary Durkin, charged with stealing money freaa
e M. O'Bren's money drawer; had s4 10 In her pos
session, supposed to be part Of the Inoney stolen.
Sent to prison, in default OF BAIL to be examined
It on the 23d.
= = RECORDER BIAoHE's CouRT.-Tha only case ex-
= = amined in this Court yesterday was that of Jose
= Serrano, alias Pepe Malagneno. charged with the
murder of Pedro Quintero, in a house on Ursnliaea
! street between ChaFtres and Old Lsvee, on the %
of September last. The testimony as given beiorf
!, the Coroner, we published at the time. Tht
= accused after full examination, waa reniaudcd, u
~ await his trial before the First District Gunrt fy
\ murder
RECORDER LoNGs CoURT,- Assistant Reeorde
e. Magioni yesterday sent Frank Silva 70 pris9n o.
the charge of having brualtg beaten Bfidgat Dean
c at the corner Of Greatmen and Frenchne1 streets
De kicking her in the abdomen when he knew her Y
he be eHceiate.
to Henry seibert charged with aasauiting an
nd threatening Louise Castellianas, was put unde
ry peace bonds for six months. John Kearney WI
m fined s., and both he and his vile pat under peae
of bonds for the atnre safety and comfort Of Johann
.rs Montgomery,suf Craps street. between Spain On
be Poet. Ned Flanagan was fined s. for punchin
at Pat Judge, and Pat was fined IS Tor making th
rs. affidavit after getting licked upon hs own pFopos
ny ton to Eight. Poita Sayss was dismissed irom th
charge thfashing Fredfica DepaAa the latter nt
'ey appearing.
M Wm. Clark was locked mp tile charge of hayin
te cut Luke Lyons three times in the ngck with
'us pocket.knife, on Saturday evening last, at th
nd corner of Vaudeville and Levee streets.
Or Michael Rogue, Larroque, Cadet Dnnaine
Baker, Grand Francois, Charles and others wel
Ill complained OF by ST. Mare Sarpy as having, with
rs, the last year. cut down timber in large qnaRtidt
ete and converted il into fre-w1ed, slaves. board
,xt etc. and caEted it away ana sold il, from tract
ms, land belonging to F. Mcneil, formerly portion
he the MeDonogh estate. Warrants we're issued II
ice the arrest OF the tres passers.
lch Mrs. Horn, living on Marigny street, hetwef
. Claiborne and Prosper, complained that neis
he bor of hers, whom she would point out had sever
ore times beaten her child without proyacatfon, al
ent 10 the continual habit of praeticlng nalieol
lad mischief, by throwing th Of different kinds in
her yard. An oft-repeated trick of the enemy W
Of to place portions of the onlest exereent into le
OF ter envelopes, nicely sealing the SAME, and ths
the throwing them over the fence. A warrant VI
teS issued.