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proper ground, that the alleged fasse testmorvy
was not material to the oaae at issue ]. w Reach
wiot was arreste1 on suspicion Of setting fire il,
eMr- Blesseys storo, on Boydras street ion Fridav
night, was discharged ss no afIidavit was made
AGAINST him. Ths charge of larceny against John i
Ress was Dismissed J. .. Bateman, j. b. Stewart, !!
and Phos. Flahersy arraigned 0a the affidavit
OF Ofiieer hearneys as dangerous and suspicious
characters, and we're re1anded in default of giving
ibail to await examinatana on the lii inst.
4 Recorder Blaoae examined and sent George d..
lWoeh, 1the notoriousB before the First District
Court, for harLsTing and eonceaIiaa Tia sIares
Curtis and CLARK who had run away from tilo
plantation of Col. Moys, in ST. M@Eys parish The
BlaYes were fully idssatied as rgtnawavs and ii
was shown that WeeH, pretending to BE their
owner, had given. tllAm passes,s ami permitsto
occupy room, in the Aouse of Felix Valentin, T. no.
Io., on St. Ann stree5s he taking them there and
Introducing himselfas the ownor, and subsequently,
OF different tsmes- calling anas collecting money
from them.
Patrick Doney aa omnibus driver who robbed
his vehicles cash box, was eIamiAed by Recorder
Blaehe and seat he2ore the 1irst District Gonrt on
We haynefron Ar. RiefsIt 1gecorder Blacheis
clerk, the following interesting general statement
Of the criminal hnsiness traIsaGted in that Court
during tho past half year:
Business transacted in Eae0Et5er Blaeheis Court
from JunaelS, 1850, to Dec-I, 1850:
Fines celleote5-June t6to, July !, Sass Jnly,
$l0l9 20 August, sll42 SO, ,Septembes 50 G5S i'd
tr October ss25S Novembe1s Sstaa I0 Tetal of per
q iTreasuseris- receipts, $5GG2s2Ds
u Number Of warrants issued on tie following
charges, and executed -Assaalt and battery l6O:
G larceny, 50; assault witt intant to XIII s04 obtain
? ing goods ufer false p1stanses. is breach Df the
peace, 100 breach of trust, 90; violation Of city
J ordinances, 10; disorGeriy conduct, 5; yagTancy,
80; robbery s.; malicious miscEi Eiei, sS; selling
aaliqusE to slaves 10 rSosssng stolen properly 20
aepiag disorderly holsess 10 insanity, Ill ambez-
s1 Laent, 5; murder. 10, Total n2nher warrants
ssss ana ian4 before is FIRST District Court from
+ amber d 1850: Larceny, % assault
.etts % Shooting with intent to kill, S
AZ. 4zsA IS undaEfalEe pretsnees, ;.stabbing
h TJE GaEpmrnit mnrder, s.; entering house
81 as{aasss& felony, 4 murder, B.; arson,
eraa; leimAg, L ; i3ssach ofa trust 7;
4 dis house or brothel, 8 ;.reeeiging
Il stolen sanrying concealed yssapons, I;
malicious m i, I5 harboring runaTassy slaves,
| iii. tstal s3.g
Tie number oil persons arrested dur:ag the night
4 for being drunk and disturbing the peace, and ex-
4 anlned every morning. by tie Recorder $500.
Recorder Long is still conLned at hGme by the in
fammation in his,eyesi but lWe are glad to hear is
getting better agaits- Assistant Re9ogder Magioni,
who has along been dischargng his Court business,
4 had nothing OF interest before him en- Saturday.
Mike Reed, alias Redo Ysa and 'Egras II. Howard, !,
were on Saturday exa.6ined hafere Recorder.
Adams on tEaschafge of aRrglary, and after hear
tAstHanaH of sfSfaijalp ijas9pe e4sa1s Farrell and