New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

Aboton enemy, from lake Of river. Dne e0Hs+
uany Of this kind Is organizing in the Ninth Ward
and the start has been taken 70 organize similar
company ia the Seventh and Eighth wards.
FIRsr DISTRICT GoUaT.--Judgs HINT. The fof
lowing sentences were passed yesterday
Henry Riggett who pleaded guilty. to carrying
Weapons, one days Imprisonment iE the
Parish Prison.
J. whitman, convicted Of assault and battery,
SIS fine or tne weeks imprisonment.
Mike QFiIty, who pleaded guilty to larceny, ons
months Imprisonment.
Louise Meunier, I. W. c., convicted OF assaHib
and battery, SIG fine or one weeks
Mike Murphy, who pleaded guilty to larceny, tWo
months imprisonment.
George Neiman, who pleaded guilty p larceny,
one weeks Imprisonment.
Thomas Finaeg, convicted of larceny, one year
in ffe penitentiafy.
patrick 0 'Briea, convicted Of larceny, one year
in the penitentiary.
joseph Ebsl, convicted Of assault and battery,
SIS fine or ons weeks imprisonment.
Wm. Roberts, f. m. G., Wlio pleaded gult9 70 asf
gauit with intent To kill, one weeks imprisonment
John eastman and T1os. Mcdonald, convicted
of murder without capital punishment. (stanning
Thomas Mcguire on the morning Of the 25th of
March, 1850, al the corner Of oonti ,.s and ffons
Levee stEeets,9 to the penitentIarY for life
Denis Sullivan, who pleaded guilty % nissn-
slaughter thaViag been indicted for Ianrder3 eight
years in the penentiarg He stabbed bernard gss
Connolly on the It'll Of June last, on perdido
street, between Howard and Liberty, and Connolly
died some days afterward at the hospital. 2
Edward Hoaard, charged with carrying egn-
cealed weapons was dismissed, the papers III his
case not having been received ny this Court
The murder cases OF John Pfice, John Henry, 81
VIM. ". Cassidy, and Wm. Lockwood and others
are on the docket for next week and the Hrrder
| eases of Philip Sary and Anthony Belpis are hxed
for the week after.
| RECORDER EaERsoN's C6URT-E. NJ. Enlbree
was yesterday sent before the First ptsrlcs g0urb
for stealing silver watch and gold chain, q cane
and s3 in cash from William Nesbitt's room az
| Nh .Tulia sfrnph. the ISth BdfE Eeessf
| auired, $3.50. 5ssaS8
D. Paul was sent before the same Court fcr as-
| saut with dangerous weapon with intent To-
batting William Jones violently over TIC head With
an oaten stave, on Magnolia street. m she Aath m H
william Pickett and his wife Sarah were sent
before the same Courtfor threatening to eztermin-
ate Michael DonneIlan and wife with knife and
brickbats, at their store, conner Of Magazine and
! Erato streets, some six weeks ago,
Peter Paul was sent before the same gonft ZOE
stealing fur cape from the store y q is9 Ranpars
street.
Josephine FouIfaber, charged with throwing
bricks into Mrs SataaInan's back yards on Dryades8
street, to the great danger Of Mrs. y and her
| children; James Bolins and wife, charged VIII
pesterng the life out Of Mrs. Margaret Conahan,
on Gra4ier street near St. Jane and Mrs. Fisk
charged with tearing off Catharine Garrolls bonnet
and sappiug and scratching her face at the eornsf
Of Julia ard Raronne streets, were arraigned and
held for future examination. ms otaes business
| Of this Court yesterday was uninterestlns.
At a special session of the Court on Iharssiay
evening, young Turnbull tie dry goods clerk, ac-
cused Of starting the fire which destroyed hls en-,
ployerfs store and the Horse Station Stables and
other buildings on Nayades street. was exanInea.
No testimony was addnced to criminate him in the
, least and he was honoFably discharged.
! RECORDER BLAeHE's CouRr. Lambert Franz
was yesterday sent before the tirse DIstrscg Gors
e for an assault and battery upon Antoine Nicaeaas
at the corner of Royal and st. Philip Streets on
the 18th ult Bail was given.
e Dorothea Keller was sent before the same court
= for beating Catherine Knapp at no. ~ 2iospitai
: | street. Bail was given.
: Antonio Dango was sent before the same soift,
: to be tried for being dangerous ana suspiclo
| character. In default of bail he was remandea %
:. Alexander Miller and Henry Schwartz. charged
l. with assault and batteries, and John Silver anG
i Pierre Ebere, charged with larcehles, Wsre "
Emile Lequex gave bail to answer to the charge
Is of having bought from Manuel Joseph, 4 q. 81 4
or lot of coopers tools which the latter had stolen
in from F. Seguin, f. M ci cooper, at tne corner y
er st. Ann and Derhigny streets:
John Martin was sent to prison on tne ehafge ma q y
having stolen 81 coat and a knife worth Wy iEoia iEoaa
es Wm. Sharkey on the 10th ultlmo
nd RECORDER LoSG's CoURr.- Thomas Johnson was
yesterday arraigned on the charge Of having
Severely cut John E. Lewis with sheath. knife
ge with intent to murder, on on noaTa an
,c ship Cezina both being sailors OF sald ships Lew
was badly cut in the left arm and another 0loH
with the knife, aimed to cut his throats sashati hs
a chin open. johnson was locked mp to nide by
nd time
bonds for being too much of q nuisance for rs
ID Palovino and bis neighbors on Frenehnen street
It'll number of breach Of the peace cases were 5ls
missed.
we we ORLEANS SUGAR REFINERY.- d essrss3 n Them
=" son & Co.. of No. As TchonpitouIas street hag
gone into the manufacture, rather extensively, 9
re the celebrated saccharine thing known hefeabop
,o as :'syrup,n throughout the American dis Unite
States as '.moasses," and across the Atlantic pat
die as 'treacle."
Mcssrs Thomson q Co. are putting up a larg
hit seven-story building, for the wholesale and propt
III. preparation of the Louisiana eane'juiee ia III
60 LIQUID state or states above alluded to.
The building is on Tchoupitonlaa street; IS,
will be, seven stories high; is already the greate
~ molasses refinery establishment in the city 90
ho will very soon assert its claims as the first estal
lishment of the kind in the South. We refer !
Messrs A. Thomson & Co.'s card, in anotht
column.
PELICAN Hook AND LADDER FIRE COMPANY N
es- 4.-The adjourned monthly meeting of this cor
md nany is to he held next Tuesday evening. HI