New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19
HURsDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10, 1861.

ginia, and from the Eleventh Regiment at Colum-
bus, KY, to the following addresses, may be had
by parties applying in person or by written order
at this Office 49,.
John Adams John Wilson, Mrs. ]. L. Allen, DR..
W. q. Austin I. E: Badger, Ezisdore Brown, 3.
Brown, Julius Burchtorf (2), Samuel Barker, B.
Byrnes, Andw. Bryan, Brown g. George, Miss Mary
Barry, VIM. Banks, S. f. Brown, John NJ. Beatty,
Mrs. NJ. Cain, Mrs. Ana Carroll, Mary Ceasy, Roger
Caseweli, A. Cain, James Cain, W. II. Clark,
J. Cassiday. L.. D. Cook, Geo. F. Chds, P. Cum
ningham, Mrs. Z. Cason, Martin, Conlon, II. De-
lacay a., AdoIph Dumas, L. D. Docter, Michael
Finney, Mrs. Catherine Finigan, P. G. Filberg
Mrs. p. NJ. Faueher, Mrs. N. E. Williams,
~, Thomas Yernon, J. Fitzgerald Mrs. Amelia
Fryer, John Young. Albert Ford, Peter Fowlie,
Mrs. NJ. Fuller. Miss A. Carey, James. NJ.
Givan, Mrs. NJ. Healy, John Fl. Hillebrant Dr. S.
R. Hurd, A. Hoffman, ). Heart, J. Van Hoorebeck,
Mrs. G. W. Hang, Il. 6. Ingham, A. Jacobs, N. Jen-
kins, Miss Mary, j; Johnson, Mrs: G. Jones. Bryan
Kelly, Mrs. J 3. Kennedy, B. Korraski (3), Mrs.
R. 6. K. Kendall, Mrs. A. KuckIon, Mrs. Mary Kill
laea, Mrs Mary Kelly Mrs. Mary Kirwin, Thos.
Lyons a., j; Levy, B. Kanalski, Mrs. Margaret
Marchand, John Marshall, P Marks, Alf. Miller,
Miss G. Moore, Mrs. Miles, Chas. Mouson Thos.
Markey, Jas. McCabe, Mrs. James Wall, Mrs. N.
teson, Mrs: G. Mcintyre, Miss a. McNamorra,
Mr. F. Nickas, Miss Julia O'Neal, John Pearce,
A. Ruch, W. Ryan, D. Rolling, Carrollton, Mrs.
Ryan, Joseph Ranger Mrs. A. Riooffe, Mrs. Maria
Starke, Capt. Jas. H. stith Mrs. B. smyth, Zaver,
Silvey, Mrs. Sarah S. Ratton, N. Schneherier,
Owen Sheridan q, c. I. Seeman, D. Thoms, Mrs.
Thompson, J. Thompson, Mrs. Ann Thorp, Mrs.
Terrell S. G.. Tebio, Miss E. WoeIper Miss j.
Wise (2} F. Black, A. H. Bernard, Nine Caacc,
Martin Conners, Miss c. brady. Miss E. L. Flood,
G. Heno, Mrs: R. l.. Hughes, Hy Kaufman, Jas.
Land, Mrs. S. G. Page, c. Wood Perry, Miss Fate
St. Clair, L. Schafer, John Watt Co., E. Maher.
RECORDER EHERsoS's CouRr.-Margaret Welsh
was held to answer for having struck Michael. her
liege lord and husband, with dangerous weapon,
with intent to kill.
Harry Waters and Bob Robinson sable freemen
from Old Abes donlinions, were ordered to leave
within thirty days.
John Cregan gave bonds to appear and explain
why he had beaten James G. Sullivan.
The following parties were fined $l0 and made
furnish satisfactory evidence that they would be-
have peaceably for at least three aonths Lewis
Wiley, for grossly abusing Mrs. c. Chandler John
Mauton, for driving cart against one of the city
| railroad cars, and Malinda Lawson, for disturbing
| the peace of D. N. Lawson.
Two free negroes, residents of Union street, were
required to furnish bonds that they might be mace
pay large sum il they again raised row in tbeil
| neighLorhood.
| Emanuel Lopez was committed for trial before
the First istrict Court. upon charge Of having
stolen $50 from his employer Prosper Eenard who
| keeps coieehouse on Claiborne street, near tie
| market. AS the pewter was found on Lopeais per
son when he was arrested it is pretty certain tina
he will have some work to do for the State a
| Baton Rouge.
| RECORDER GAsTNE1's CoURT.-Stephen Pare tai
was examined on a charge of having caused thu
death of Mrs. Sarah Mccormack, by brutal treat
| ment when she was enciente. A large number 0
| witnesses were examined, whose testimony wen
| to show that Paretas had beaten and abused tht
unfortunate woman, and that she died shortly af
| terwards of a disease brought on by premature
| labor. The Recorder took the case under advise
ment, and will announce his decision to-day
| Paretas was sent to the Parish Prison
| Charles Miller was made to furnish bail in 500
to appear for examination, upon charge of hav
| ing threatened the person and thrown bricks a
the house Of Mrs. T. H. Buchanan, at 29 TrGm
| street.
Charles CLevaer gave 5000 bail to come up an
| answer for having scared John Viola
Katherine and Henry Shaw had to do the sam
thing for refusing to give up considerable sum Q
money placed in their hands by Elizabeth Keep
| fer.
Marie Louise gave $3.50 bail to appear and be eS
amined on 6 charge of having stolen $355 froI
Mrs. Elizabeth Badly.
Charles Zimfu also had to produce security tha
he would appear and explain certain assault an
battery committed, 1t is said by him. upon the pei
| son of Valentine Frank.