New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-30
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, T., ocroBER 80, 1851:
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z Cry sCoUNeIL.--There was no quorum in either
Board of the Council last night, and an adjourn
rnent was made to next Tuesday night at the
usual hour. .,..,s .-r,
0rENISG.-Messrs. King & Boster opened ares
taurant and coffee saloon at No. SO ST. Charles
street, last night, and, by special invitation, we
were present. Things we're done up right in every
way. The eatabes were'a good as could possibly
be desired and the drinkables delicious. We car
ried away our share. Tt ID the design Of the pro-
prietors to keep this establishment open all night,
for the accommodation of such poor devils as are
kept out by business. We are interested in this
matter, for business often keeps US out, and COM
Portable beef steak or " half dozen steweds" are
often in demand after a hard nights work. The
location is so convenient, too-just on the way to
the theaters and police-office. We have no doubt
but that Messrs King & Boster will do well.
CoMpIIMEHT TO GEN. LABuzAN.-We received an
invitation to be present yesterday at Camp Lewis
and witness presentation to Gen Labuzan. The
number Of our engagements prevented US being
there, much to our regret, but we return our best
thanks for the invitation. ...
noble institution had busy day of it yesterday,
having to give out supplies to larger number
than ever before since the opening of the market,
the representatives of 17l7 families appearing
with their baskets yet all went off smoothly and
satisfactorily. The following named list of provi-
sions was given out during the day s bullocks !;
1900 loayes Of bread; 5 sheep 4S bbls meal: 8
do sugar; Z do meiasses 4 do peas; do vinegar;
2 do sour krout 10 kits mackerel; 10 do salmon
tongues, sounds and herrings 3 sacks salt; 49
sacks potatoes 40 do onions 6l0 cabbages 800
punches greens; $50 do leeks; $50 do carrots; 49,
do chelots; 492 pumpkins. l--,.......
DIsoRBERLY Ar THE FREE MARKEF.--P. I'll. Smith
drank too much bad liquor yesterday, as was evil
denced by the fact that he went to the Free
Market and kicked up mnss.- Officer Huckinsj
in attempting to arrest him was resisted, and had
a knife drawn on him by Smith; but that did no
good for be slept last night in the caaboose as he
should have done, for his indecency. -..,..
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-The following business
was done in this court yesterday: > h=@
William Bruce, alias Brown, charged in two
courts with burglary, was on motion of District
Attorney, discharged ON mol. pros. -ssi
John Godfrey, accused of murder, was arraigned,
plead not guilty, and remanded to await trial.
Charges were entered against the following par
ties by the District Attorney upon information re-
ceived:
Ferdinand Canal, for passing counterfeit bills
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard, entering a, house in day
time with intent to steal and Davis Kinney, manu-,
| featuring bogus coin.
| The following parties were tried and convicted
and remanded for sentence: Joseph Sour, assault
| and battery; Mrs. William Powers, for larceny
Charles Taylor, f. IN. c., accused of assault with
| intent to kill, was tried and acquitted.
The following were discharged by mol. pros:
| Mrs c. SeiipmaDD Patrick Murray and ,JnO. Rid
| RECORDER EMEssoNs CoURT. .- The following
parties were held in bail to appear when wanted
| for examination;
George Schwartz, accused of having committed
perjury, in swearing that Mary Ann Wofahart was
/ above the age of twenty, so as to enable her tt
procure license to marry George Ginder, wher
! he knew to the contrary. Case fixed for the l5tt
| prox. ~l2
Mr.. Stark, accused of having violently assaulted
| Paul Spindler. Case fixed for the l4th proxirno.
! Mrs. John King, charged with grossly insulting
and abnsing Mrs. Ellen Seaman. Case fixed fo
| the 10th prox,
| Mrs. Kennard accused of grossly insulting ant
abusing Eliza Bean. Case liked for the 10th proX
Pat O'Connor, charged with shooting at with in
tent to kill Thomas Corrigan. Case fixed for th'
| 10th pr9X. w.. -.....t .
J. j. Grayson, charged with attempting to fore,
his way into the Academy of Music without payint
| for ticket, was fined $40.
| Frederick Hecker, for cutting Pat Murphy, wa
also held to appear in bonds Of $500, the l5tl
pro3.
| Peter Smith, accused of having assaulted ant
| dangerously wounding Barney Keenan,, was re
| leased On his own recognizanoe to appear Whel
| wanted.
Dan. Leary and Margaret Morris, a couple o
| drunken aud dangerous characters, were sent tt
| the Work-house for thirty days.
RECORDER LoNGs CouRr.- Francis Millu
| charged with violating the peace of Mary Schmidt
| was held to appear when wanted.
Jacob Bohringer charged his wife Anna MARI
Lipergerd with having left his bed aud board an,
| whatswas worse than all. took along with her
| gold chain and several gold buttons, which wer'
| worth $2l She is further charged with having
bestowed them upon another ma individual to
gether with herself and affections. Therefore ia
| cob prayed that she be arrested and brought bacl
| to her duty by the strong arm of the law, and
| that was impossible, he wanted his iewelry q
| least.
James Call and his wife, charged with assault
ing and striking Lizzie ,Schmedcher, were mad
to give bail to come up and explain. -.
Mrs. Mcdonald, accused of insulting and abus
ing Jorn Perry, was also made to give bail t.
come up when wanted.