New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 22, 1861.
tnmbler, on saturday nght, al the corner of Julia

tumbler, Saturday night, at the corner of Julia
and Magazine streets. Bail given.
Mary Ellen Hillems, charged by Constable s.
Hamilton with giving bond to leave the State
within sixty days and failing to travel at the expi
ration Of that period. Bail given.
Mary Ann Holt, charged with stealing Charles
f. Tyler's silver watch and gold chain, worth S45,
from the fob Of his vest whilst the vest hang
ing on chair and he sleeping the sleep of the in
nocent, on Sunday night in her den of inqulty, on
GraVier street, near Basin. Josephine, alias Ellen
Boroughscale, also charged with hand in the rob
berry. Sent to prison in default of bail.
Sam, slave of Montgomery, charged with having
in his possession lot Of hoes supposed to be stolen.
Bail given.
II. Richbuger, arrested ns witness to the mur-
der of John Abe1s, or Neville, or Mobiles. (the
name is thus variousy given by the youth, Peter
Kline, on Sunday night. Locked up to await the
Coroners orders.
RECORDER BLACHE's CoURT.-Francis Hami and
White were yesterday arraigned on the charge
OF having robbed Mendel Vessel on Saturday after
noon; selling him as he was passing along st.
Philip street, dragging him into house and taking
S Il out Of his pockets. The rascals we're sent to
prison to bide their time. The following other par
ties were arragned and held for examination:
John Mccarthy and Edward Burns, charged
with entering Ehenne Giraud's room, in the Stran-
gers Hotel. at five O'Clock yesterday morning, and
carrying OIL two pairs of boots, porte monnaie
containing 81 SO and gold ring. Charged also
with entering 4. G. Mitchells room in the same
Hotel, and appropratng pair of silver spectacles
and 50 in cash. Sent to prison.
John Wallace, charged with entering George
Schonmehl's room at No. Is Toulouse street, on
Sunday evening, and breaking open the armoir
with intent to steal something. Sent to prison.
Louis Boldeveck, charged with thrashing his
wife Marie Anne, at their residence, No. % Conde
street, On the l7th lie thrashing her this time be.
cause she had him arrested and sent before the
First District Court for thrashing her former
OCCASION Being out on bail for the first offence, he
was this time sent 10 prison.
Bridget Glaven, charged with saying ugly things
several times to Mrs. Cunningham, the hostess Of
a eoffee.staud in the Vegetable market. Bail
given.
Edward, slave Of Murphy, charged by r. Brunei
with larceny: Henry Ynnter and Jack Diegon
| charged with walloping Charles Lush John Wat
SON. charged with lamhasting B. Ryan and Henry
Harrison, charged with larruping Emma Grover
were all dismissed.
John Plal1ner. found in skiff with two sacks o
sugar, supposed to be stolen, was sent to prison.
RECORDER LoNG's CouEr.-rhcre was nothing OF
Interest before this court yesterday. The follow
ing parties were complained against and sent after
Gabriel Smith, charged with beating Peter Krehl
and then assaultiHg him with dangerous weapon
with intent to kill, on Urquhart street; Thomas
Williams, charged with rowing tunbler at Dan
lel Mahr, at the corner of Port and Levee streets
and two certain unnamed men, charged with threat
oning the life of Joseph Perez.
RECORDER ADAMS: ColRT.-CharIes Schwagge
awaits examination on the charge of being a very
suspicious fellow. He was found under suspicious
circumstances in Charles Louis house on Jackson
street; and in his pockets were found bras!
watch and Lincoln and Hamln medal. Suspi
cious all round.