New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-26

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FIRST DISTRICT CCERT--JuCf7e, C299Rens.-fYn mo-
ton OF the District Attorney infOr1nations charging
various partes with assault and battery, carving
concealed weapons, and passing counterfeit money
were filed.
The case of Chas. Cr:aks, charged with murder
was, on motion, continued over, aud the prisoner
femanded to prison.
William Brown alias Scotty, was placed upon his
trial Tor murder. After the hearing, of evidence
and RECEIVING the charge of the cours, the Jury re-
turned verdict Of guilty" and the prisoner was
remanded to await his sentence.
REcoEDEE EMENsoN's CouT.-,John Fisher, for
abusing and attempting to strike Mary O'CaiFn, on
Pacanler street. and Aug. Barnes for laying rough
hands upon Louisa Mona, at the corner Of Com
mon and Dryades street, were yesterday put uader
peace bonds, and Barnes fined $ besides.
James +. Alder for selling goods and acting as
agent for parties out of the city without license,
was required to pay fine Of so spend a month
in prison. G. Hautbauer, Aug. Kirsche,. and F.
Hergert similarly accused by the same prosecutor,
stuart Dickinson, were dismissed for want Of evi-
dence. John Smith, charged with beating his wife
Ann, on Howard street; John Rinehart, charged
with scratching and woundng Maria Patterson, at
No; III Circus street; Mary Hamilton, charged
with retailing liquor without license at her variety
store on Basin street; Louis Hines, charged with
failing to account to George Deas for $l2 worth of
carpenters tools left in his care Joseph Beatty
charged with cutting woman in the head with a
bottle, on DryadeS street; and B. Flatow, charged
with obtaining 81 under false preences, at the ex
pense OF H. Brehm, were all dismissed and went
their ways rejoicing. The following accused par
ties were held tor examination
D. W. Roberts, charged by w. W. Watkins with
uttering incendiary language against the South
Case fixed for the 10th proX.
Henry Wilson, charged by j. J. Bryant with tam
perng with his slaves. Sent to prison without
benefit of bail.
John Sadler, charged with violently beating his
wife Ellen and cutting her in the hand with knife
with intent to kill, at No. 43S Gravier street. Bail
given
Mrs. Pickett, charged with terribly abusing and
threatening Mrs. Norton, on Foucher street, near
ST. Joseph. Bail given.
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Anne Thompson, and tearing her dress and scratch
ing her breast, at the Verandah Hotel. Sentdown
in default of bail.
Mr.. Young, corner of St. James and Religious
streets, charged by C. Messner with allowing his
vicious dog to run at large, said dog having at
tackled Messner's child and bitten him in the arm.
Sent down.
Nathan Gallagher and David Welsh, charged
with beating and wounding John I. Wood, on St.
Joseph street near Tchoupitouas. Sent down.
Mr.. Barry and wife, charged with beating and
brusing Mrs. Mary Mack, at the corner of Perdido
and Howard streets. Bail given.
Morris Jules Hammond, f. m. c., charged with
violently resisting officer Mcneil and biting him in
the right hand, whenhe went to arrest hmo on board
the steamer HlaWatha. Bail given.
Charley, slave, for obtaining pair of shoes
from Thomas j. Harris, No. 1872 Poydras street, by
means of an order forged upon Hyde 4 Goodrich
was sent down to receive 25 ashes.
RECORDER BLACHE's Court. - Izadore Richou
Sophie Springer and Henry Springer, were sever
ally examined the charge of assault and battery
Bond was furnished in each case for due appear
ance before the First District Court
Bob johnson and Chas. Mccarthy, severay
charged with assault and battery, were dismissed,
evidence appearing.
In the case of +. Name charged with assault and
battery, the prisoner was discharged, and the pros
ecutor fined in the OF So for non-app ppearance.
Affidavit filed by Paul Rogers, charging
Mrs. Smith, f. W. c., with a breach of the peace,
and asking for due proceedings.
RECORDER LoNG's CorKr.-Mrs. Meyers and Mrs.
Manuel and daughters examined upon the
charge of breach of the peace; fined and bound
over in the amount of 500 each, to keep the peace
for the next three months.
Affidavit was filed by Catherine Farmer, charg-
ing Ann Silvey, f. W. c., with breach of the
peace. Due proceedings were prayed for
RECORDER ADAMS touRT.-,John Brown was yes
terday held for examination, on the charge of hav-
ing brutay assaulted and kicked Robert L. Con
nelly's daughter Catherine, eleven years old, on
Josephine street, between Chippewa and Fulton.
Henry Davis for stealing pair of socks and
towel from Caspar Miller on Water street, was
sent to the Workhouse for three months.
a lot of negroes ovehauled for being out
without passes, etc.