New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-20
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 20, 1860.
las and Buchanan and the state Of politics in gen

las and Buchanan. and the state OF politics in gem
| eTal.
| The bronze statue Of Henry Clay, right in front
OF the meeting, was handsomely alluded to, and
| the sentiments of the ustrious original were as
handsomely quoted, in regard to the Constitution
and the Union, by both Mr. Forsyth and Mr..
| Taylor.
| When We lefi, at quarter to eleven O'Clock, Mr.
Taylor was still speaking, with large and atten.
| tive crowd listening 10 him.
| 1t was considerably after eleven o'clock when
/ the meeting adjourned.
| Tomorrow night tine Breckenridge wing Of the
| Democracy will claim the ear of an attentive and
/ apprceiatlye audience.
| RECORDER ESEHsoSs CouRT.-George Tate was
yesterday sent before the First District Court for
i passing upon Charles Clarke, at the corner of
Magazine and Robin streets, a counterfeit $40 note
| on the Branch of the Louisiana State Bank. He
| gave bail p appear before Judge Hunt.
I John Williams and Ann Brown, Tor cutting John
| lhonpsons pocket aud robbiBg him OF 81, on
Perdido street, were sent to tho Work house for
/ two months.
4 Emcine Gibson. f ". c., for ducking Emma Fos-
ter with backet OF sloRs, on Basin street; Mrs
Collins, for threatening Mary Carrabry, and chas
ing her with evil intent, the New Shell Road !:
| Paul Bianck, for beifayiug too great an appetite
| for the blood OF Jean freehe, at St siarys Mar
| kct; Belle Thompson, for taking Myer Louria in
hand on Basin street, biacking his eye and upset
ting his periamery basket; and Ellen Moyes, for
offering to eat rachel Ahaningo, on prytania,
were all made members of the peace society The
the city treasury.
George Snyder and Rica Wild were dismissed
from the charge of violently beating and woundIng
Ann Lee, OH 1t. Jane street, near Perdido; Ann
failing to appear and an attachment being sent
after her in consequence
l.. Marcus, charged by Mrs. Sarah silyerstein
with embez2iing lot Of jewelfy entrusted to lIm
for sale, was dismissed at the ady request. VIM.
L. May, charged with lhrashiDg Mary Ann May,
was also dismissed at the request OF the forgvmig
fair one. Anthony starck. suspected of having i'll
his possession the $3.50 worth OF boots and shoes
burglarionsiy taken from Win. Jochens store on
Camp street. and Thomas Murray, charged with
refusing 10 give up Dr. Austin's dog,s which had
been stolen, and u=ing violence toward the Doctor,
were likewise discharged.
Mary Magner gave haiI to answer to tie charge
oil having stolen S2G of John McGlinchys money
oil a table in house FUucher street, on the 9Th
instant.
Louisa Raymond, f. ". c., gave bail to answer to
the charge of having abused and threatened to
cowhide Mrs Mary Emily, white, on Perdido street,
on Sunday evening.
RECORDER IoSG's GolRT:-Henry Parr for lay
ing violent halids upon the brother of Leon Rey, f.
N. e. at the corner Of Love aud Spain streets,
tha 10th inst, was yesterday fined SO and put un-
der peace bonds. John flaherty was similarly
punished for similar treatment OF Aurora, f. W. G.,
on the 9th inst at the corner of Victory and some
other street.
Charles Black was up on the charge Of having
violently assaulted and attempted o Kill Mrs. Mar
garet kaine, on the night of the 26th June, in her
own house, No. 81 Marigny street; lie declaring
that the object of his visit was to take her hus-
basd's life. Black gave bail to appear.
Ernest Legros. T. IN. c., gave bail to answer to
the charge of having insulted and struck Maurice
A. Blanc, a white person. at the corner of Bayou
Road and White street. female named Antoi-
nette was also accused of pitching into Blanc
the same occasion.
A free colored man, name unknown, was com
planned of as having punched John Johnnes in the
face and knocked him down. on Sunday last, at
the corner of Poet and Morales street; Johnnes
being q white person.
Mrs. 5Christiana Kramer prayed for the arrest
and execution of ferocious dog which bit her Sc
verely in the leg yesterday morning, on Music
street, as she was on her way home from market
warrant was sent ont after the dog and his mas
ter
Mrs. Wurnan was sent after on the awful charge
of having stolen forty cents worth of pickets and
firewood from Jacob Schulingkampf, on Claiborne
street, near Washington Avenue.
RECORDER BIkeHEs CouRF.-Mr Anatole Blache,
the Recorder elect of the Second District took
his scat in Court yesterday morning land, for
new hand dispatched things a as natural as life.'
Clauss Shultz was sent before the First District
Court for thrashing John Howe in a eofiee.house
ON Old Lexee street, on the I4th inst. lie gave
BAIL
Kate Fried, for exercising her claws upon Cath
crime Sauce, at the corner of Claiborne and Or
leans streets, the sth inst was fined $40. John
Faurc, Alfred Josse and Mrs. Schubert were fined
50 eaeh5for breaches of the peace.
Ealsn Bonne, +. m. g., was dismissed from the
charge Of burglary, and John Block was fined IS
for making the charge friyoousy. Henry, slave
of Trudeau, was dismissed from charge of lar
ceny, at the prosecutors request.
Jean and Louise Gazard were put under peace
bonds for the comfort OF their neighbor, Rosina
Carlatte, on St. Philip street, near Royal.
The following parties were arraigned and booked
for examination hereafter:
G. Levy, charged with stealing a book out of
John Ryanss store on Exchange Place. Sent to
prison in default of bail.
Michael Grass charged with stealing two loaves
Of bread ont of one OF Wintorhater 4 Co.'S bread
carts, on ST. Ann street, yesterday morning. Sent
to prison.
Eliza, slave of Mime. Commnny, charged with
stealing - from Joseph Caraffa, whilst he was
asleep in his room at the corner OF St. Ann and
Maras streets. Sent to prison.
Rosa Cassaha and suzanna santa Benenado,
charged with violently beating katarine Labour,
on Wednesday, in house ON Old 4eyee street be-
tween Main and st. Philip. Bail given.