New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-07
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 7, 1861.
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to scorch the surrounding grass.
IHAUGrRATIoy Or A NEW SCHOOL, HOf1sE-yTe
are invited to be present this afternoon at the in
auguraton of the new school-house on st. 2hilip |
street, between Royal and Bourbon. We shall be
there if possible.
CoHNov CoUxCIL-Both Boards Of the City
Council met last night under the Mayors conYo. |
cation.
The Board of Assistants passed resolutions an
nulling the contracts with all the lessees OF the
markets and authorizing the Treasurer to appoint
collectors for the market revenues in the name OF
the city.
They also adopted a resolution, compromising
with +. A. Patterson lessee of the third section OF
the wharyes upon the same terms those agreed
to last week with reference to the wharf contracts
| of Stanley & Eager.
The Board concurred in a resolution from the
| other Board, providing for the city defense.
after other business, of no particular import
| ance, the Board adjourned
The Board Of Aldermen, awaiting the acton Of
| the Board of Assistants, concurred 1.-THE resou
tions above named, and then went into secret ses'
| sion.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURE-Judgs C0Nens.-John
Fl. Leech was yesterday duly sworn in as Deputy
Sheriff.
Pierre Gregoire, f. n. c., was tried for assault
and battery and found guilty. Anthony Verbeck
was tried Tor assault and battery, but before the
trial was over the State gave up the case; he was
dismissed by nole prosequi, and the Jurors were
were together tried for larceny, and found guilty.
Henry Shaw was tried for assault and battery, and
found guilty with recommendation to mercy.
| VIM. Esmond, charged with assault and battery,
pleaded guilty, and was discharged on his bond to
await sentence
stephen johnson, charged with assault and bat
terry, and John Doll, charged with harboring run
| away, were dismissed by mol pros.
Other business unimportant.
RECORDER EMERsoS's Court. = Onesme Fort
and Fred Jones, free men OF COLOR sent to this city
by the Committee of Safety of Natchitoches parish,
with recommendation that they be either sent to
the City Work house or out of the State, as dan
7 gerous and suspicious characters, were yesterday
! | sent to the Work-House for six months each.
! Tole Hart, for getting drunk and thrashing his
wife on Erato street. was required to pay S2o or 60
e abnsing Mrs. Anna Flynn on Poydras street: be-
+ tween Bolivar and Bertrand, and Lizzie Creighton
. for abusing and threatening Ann Tapley on Calh
) one street, were put under peace bonds.
d Dora Moore aud Ellen Miller were dismissed
q from the charge of robbing VIM. Reed Of S36 il
r their crib Perdido street, Reed not appearing
=, Coroner Beach filed his athdaylt against AoTa
g ham Withers for the murder of his slep-Son, DIR
n Mather, and the case was fixed for examination Of
II the evening of the 1lth inst.
IA The following other cases were fixed:
~ Mrs. Ellen Baker, charged with abusing Mrs
Charles Burchardt at No. l7G Tchoupitoulas street
q, John Mucahy and wife, charged with abusing
10 aud threatening Mary Hoolahan, on Theresa street
p John Schneider, charged with fsticuffng Care
N Line Miller, on Poeyfarre street. between fouche
s. and Annunciaton. Bail given.
fl Mr. Baker, charged with abusing and threateIln
VI to kill Charles Burchardt and wife, at No. Il
ef Tchoupitoulas street. Bail given.
le Dan Sullivan, charged with abusing and threateT
er ing to kill R. W. Yinng, at the Horse-otation' o
~ Nayades street. Bail given.
or L. Siverstein was examined on the charge OF a
er lowing his cross dog to run at large said dog hay
We ing badly bitten little son of F. V. Bokern, Q
A., Tchoupitoulas street. 1t was shown that Slve
" STEMS dog was in the midst of a personal rel
ny counter with Bokern's dog, when Bokerns Mt
ut boy to interfere in the fight and kicked silye
ng STEMS dog upon which the dog turned upon NJ
,o and bit him severely. Col Field defended SllVe
'0 stein and Judge Hahn represented Bokern:
great number Of witnesses were examined. Th'
ms all gave Slverstens dog good and peaceah
en- character when on the street; had never knov
ha him to bite anybody before. Counsel for d
m n' urged that dogs had rights, and that when G
Ill gagged in free fight with their own species, u
ner should not be imposed upon, ana hao rlgu!
en- defend themselves against any humans who miE
endeavor to turn the battle against them. Coun
for bitten boy argued the law Furnishing Ps2Rie
alIo wing oroan .d4gs to run at large: Ai6t'HleI
on both sides unctuOus The lteCOfdef S
,rd tied the matter by tining SilyersteIn SZ0.
of RECORDER BLACHE's CoURT.-There was nothi
no of interest in this Court yesterday.
as. RECORDER LoHG's C0uRr.-Numerous breach
+r the peace and assault cases have been eNamln
~ within the last few days, and some OF the part
Vi fined and bound over and others discharged
ON John O'Brien awaits a hearing on the charge
1es having shot at officer Shote, who arrested him
do Casacavo street, on Sunday night, tor breach
r the peace,
OF The following parties were yesterday complain
my of and sent after certain man. name unknoF
,ey charged by Charlotte Menson with having W
~; tonly and lnprovokedly wounded her mother q
pn- gerousy, ty striking her on the head with sti
the on Monday evening last, on Casacalyo street
tween Congress and Indeps1dence Edw9rd Sm
and Gnargeu WIN t p5aC ao ond besd with some he
ree blunt instrument, on Sunday evening, on board
ely. steamer Oregon, whilst on the way from Mobile
link this city. Edmond Bastien, f. NJ e' charged v
'aa,, harboring B. Laplace's runaway slave WoI
loer Sally in lis house on the Bayou road