New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-19

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ing to take his life, on the 18th ult., on Poydras
street. Bail given to appear above.
| Buck Harris, f. m. c., charged with thrashing
Ruth Martin f. e., on Perdido street. Case fixed
for the Tth prox.
Willy Campbell, charged with entering tie resi-
dence Of Cornelius Walters, No. 9S Market street,
during e night Of the llth inst, and abstractfng
pocket-knife and wallet containing $40, tic pro-
| perty of Capt. Edwin Burgess. Sent to prison, to
| be examined On the StI.
| Peter Francis, charged with stealing $40 worth
Of bedding linen from the City Hotel. Sent to the
| parish prison, to be examined on the It'll.
Joseph GHison, Stephen Kune, Otto Waldkirch,
John Fasnaeht and J. N. White, all arrested by
Lieut.. Jaquess for violation of the market ordinan
ccs, in cooking meat, fish, garlic, ETC., at their
cofee-stands in Poydras Market. Bail given by all
to appear on the 7th prox.
RECORDER FREMsrx's CoGRT.-John Gareias was
yesterday sent to prison. the charge Of having
stolen Yankee clock, worth 81, from Joseph
Lorettcs store, No. l25 Marais street, on Tuesday
evening, he being caught afterward, with the
clock in his possession.
Gabriel Ferrer gave bail to answer to the charge
of having beaten Michael Baron on Carondelet
walk, yesterday morning.
John Kelley, alias Kelly the Rat, gave bail to
answer to the charge Of having walloped Mrs.
Kelley in the vegetable market, yesterday morning.
John T. Collins, alias Jack Sheppard No. ., was
up on the charge of having tllfeshed Josephine
Tucker, at her mothers room on Bienve street,
on Tuesday night. In default Of bail, Jack was
sent to prison.
Mary Golfer, charged with assault and battery
and malicious mischief, in forcibiy entering the
room of Elizabeth Clark, W. c., on MaEais street,
breaking the door-panes, tearing two silk dresses
and assaultng Elizabeth with tumbler, was
required to pay so fine spend Is days in prison.
Louis eastman was dismissed from the charge of
having forcibly taken a valuable lot OF iewelry
from Pauline Ceyare's arnloir, in her room on
| Daupine street, and for making the charge
frivolously, Pauline was fined So @M
Augustus Casting paid SO for the privilege Of
withdra wing the charge Of assault and battery he
had preferred against Pierre Bourg.
Samuel Wise, charged with assault and battery
4 upon Charles Moore, was fined sl0 for breach o
the peace.
II. 6. Gardner was dismissed from tile charge
of tlreshing Wm A. Clarke, the latter failing Il
appear.
The following business disposed of on Tuesday
was omitted by us from yesterdays reports.
Mrs. Depape, who keeps a grocery store at the
corner of st. Ann and Burgundy streets, was fully
committed for trial on the charge OF buying goods
from slave, knowing the same to have been stolen
| It was proven on the examination that johnson
the slave of Mr.. w. @. Denegre, had obtained
$5s SO worth of groceries at the store of Duntze
Co.. on Royal street, and a box of star candles a
: Baptiste Riehls grocery, corner of st. Philip am
Rampant streets, on forged orders, pnrportng tha
they were for his master. All of these article
(. were traced to Mrs. Depape's grocery, the slav
having confessed to have sold them to her.
, John Dougherty was sent for trial before th
Z | Criminal Court on the charge of larceny, havin
y been caught by Y. E, Macarty, + m c., in the ae
of carrying from his room a paetot worn $50.
al Kate, Emma and Margaret Morris had to pa
: SIS apiece for continually insulting Fl. Latferaf
u derie when he passed on the street.
t Francois Jolly, i. m. c. had to pay SO for max
It ing frivolous charge of assault and batter
. against Joseph Baumont, f. M. C. c. Nicholas
who charged Emile Populus, {. m. c., with insult
ing him. was fined IS for the same cause.
o The charge against Henry Miller of stealing fou
sacks of potatoes from ]. Monteverde in the Sege
table Market was dismissed, as the prosecutor dit
not make his appearance in court.
Y Henry a slave of Mr.. Trudeau, was sent t
' prison to await examination the charge Of hay
= ing stolen silver watch from Louis Winson, a
II l07 Gustomhouse street, on Monday afternoon
II between and o'clock.
IS Charles Roper was held to answer the charge G
y striking Patrick Hanley without cause or provoca
ton.
George Sherman, mate of the steamboat Rober
. Watson, was held to answer TO the charge of bea
y ing fireman of the boat named j. Baptiste Sarrs
II zin, +. m. c., while the Watson was unloading Q
% Alexandria.
~ John Sehnaffer, youth of good family, but
al suspicious associations and thievlsh tendehcie
" was sent to prison to await examination on IL
al charge of being vagrant and of assauting
officer with dangerous weapon. He was late
III arrested by Lieut. Crevon and officer Bouliosa,
al made such promises Of good conduct that they |
u him off. Officer Molaire, the watehman of Galat
Mt street arrested him the next night but let him
on his assurance that the Lieutenant had given hi
1e permission to prowl about Learning the talsi
,o Of this Molaire undertook to arrest him the ne
~ night, Qast Sunday when Schnatfer drew a !
lis yolver and presented it at the watchman's hea
e. and thus escaped arrest at the time, but Boulo
irl took him in charge on Monday.
he RECORDER LoNG's CouRT.-Felix Fernandez W
Yesterday sent before the First District Court, f
ne assault and battery with intent to commit murdt
NJ done on the person of Mrs. Abat or Anasta;
ef Desarzant, f. W. c. the 30th of June, at her
nc idencc on Union street, between Love and Goo
al children streets. He gave bail of $1,000 to appes
Anastasic Dezarzant the above, was also Sc
no before the First District Court, for grossly insu
ne ing and abusing white persons, Joseph Barnes a
ok his wife, hextdoor neighbors of hers. AntoI
H. Abat Anastase's husband, was included in
at charge of insult and abuse, but was discharg
upon examination. Anastasie gave bail.
ok Mrs. Theresa Barnes was next examined on Ant
Ter tastes affidavit, charging her with insult
sly abuse, and Mrs. u. was put under peace bonds
on three MONTHS On another affidavit of insult a
ng abuse, made by Mr.. Barnes against Anastasie, I
lh- latter was examined and was dismissed for WI
ed of proof.
MS In her testimony, Anastase declared that s
was white by birth and that she was called fl
ict colored through the representations of false "
ed nesses. Black or white, it appears she is terri
lth virago and a great nuisance to her mmed
las neighbors
Alfred Cantree and Hortare Baehemin w
ing examined on the charge Of having assaulted Vic
pi- T. Classics with intent to ocommit highway robbie
ay on the night of the Sd inst at the corner of Ley
las and Pauline streets. The testimony of Mrs.
ing hclmina Miller showed that Classics and Cantrc
lily met and spoke III friendly mauner that Cantrt
ing asked Classics if he had money to treat as he '
ace very dry; Classics answered that he had no MON
ST. but invited the other to go with him to the mark
der this Cantrele declined, saying that was the p
vas where they had fuss together; Classics den
Ind any remembrance of the fuss they disputed alb
it, and finally Cantrelle said, "Do yon mean
in. make a liar Of z" and struck him. Though
eet sizes declared that Cantrelle had knife in his HI
# and chased him with the knife after striking h