New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-15
The GQuRIS

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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-Judge Hlnt-A d nota-
Bile feature in the late proceedings of this Court is
the number Of thieves who plead guilty to the
charges against them. We have lately reported
John Doyle, w. j. Evans and John Bryant, charged
with arcenies, all pleaded guilty and threw them
selves upon the mercy of the Court. They were
all remanded to prison to await sentence. Other
parties were arralgned, who pleaded not guilty.
Susan Jones, {. w. c., and Juan Ruiz, charged
with lareenies Daniel Lacy, charged with assauis
with dangerous weapon with intent to klll and
Jane Sullivan and Frank Wilson, charged with as
saults and batteries, were all dismissed by nolle
prosequi.
Mrs Fry was tried for assault and battery, and
found guilty of assault only. ef8i
Marks Zokolowsk was lried for assault and bat
terry and found guilty, with q recommendation TO
mercy
battery and found guilty.
James Brogan was tried for larceny and ae-
quilted.
Ophelia Garcia, f. W. G., was tried for assault.
and battery and found guilty.
The trials of John Price and Joseph Serrano,
both for murder, are on the docket for to-day.
RECORDER EMERsoSs CouRT.-Thomas Ford,
who surrendered himself on the Sd inst, having
shot and dangerously wounded one Matthew Rlor-
dan on New Years day, whilst he was attempting
to force all entrance into warehouse on sf-
Joseph street. was yesterday admitted to bail IA
the sum Of $3.50.
The following persons were arraigned and dock
et0u IOT lutuFe eAHlltutHuus
Denis Clairey, charged by officer Tank with talk
ing to slaves in an abolition and ineendiary man
ner on Sunday, at the corner Of Richard and ST.
Thomas streets, telling two slaves that they were
as good as white men, that they would soon be
Free that he would rather fight for negro than
for white man. and other such things. Sent to
prison to be examined on the 25 th inst.
Mrs. E. Hughes. charged with keeping d disor-
dery house on Howard street, near Lafayette
Sent to prison in default of bail. s#
John Fnton, charged with fighting and disturb
ing the peace, threatening the lives of citizens, and
resisting officer Delaney violently when he went to
arrest him. Sent to prison in default of bail.
Richard Gray, charged with stealing q Spanish
dollar from John Pietre, cotfaehouse keeper, on
Dryades street, near Melpomene. Sent to prison.
VIM. Tufts, charged with assanlting Auguste
Hobfensack with pair of compasses, in his own
cofeehouse, at the corner of Notre Dame and New
Levee streets. Bail given. .5$$.a35s5
Hannah Lattress, charged with abusing and
striking 3. ]. Wolf, on Rampant street, between
Girod and Julia. Bail given.
John Hunter, charged with assaulting Josephine
Foulhaher with carving knife, at her residence
on Dryades street. Bail given.
George Basevie. charged by officer Fisk with
having stolen watches and other stolen goods in his
house on Poydras street, between st. John and St.
Peter. Bail given.
Mrs. Fisk, charged with pulling Catherine Car
rolls bonnet off her head and scratching her face,
at the corner of Julia and Baronne streets. BAH
given.
Mary Kelly, charged with stealing IS calico
dress from Josephine Foulber, of Dryades street.
Bail given.
RECORDER BI.ACHEs GoURT.-Louis Fl. Boldeveck
was yesterday sent before the First District Court
for an assault and battery upon his wife Anna, on
the I'd nst at their residence No. % Cont street.
He gave bail. Everett Mitchell, +. m. c., and
| Charles Cunningham were dismissed from charges
of assault and battery. lgnacio Santa Cruz, alias
Pajaro Verde, was sent to prison to await examin-
alton, on the charge of having at o'clock yester
day morning robbed Sarah Allison Of $500 in gold
and silver; entering her premises on Vlere street,
| between Cont and St. Louis. and taking the mo-
ney out of trunk under the bed in the front
room. The other business in the Court was unin-
| teresting.
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT-Gharles Brown and
Louis Smith yesterday gave bail to answer to the
charge of having separately wallopea Mary o'Hara
and somebody else in house on Frenchmen street;
one on Sunday, the other yesterday. certain
man. name unknown, was complained of as hay
ing, with the aid eff Others interfered with and re-
sisted and threatened Joseph Hugonin, on satlr~
day last, ON the GENTLY Road, whilst hesTas tak-
| irg possession of the slave Arthur, belonging To-
Joseph Bruneau, the said slave being hired to him
and having run away from him. @ef