New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-31

THE COURTS
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-J1tdge HLnt.--John Klein |
was arraigned and tried upon charge OF assault
and battery. The jury returned verdict oil |
guilty with recommendation to the mercy OF the |
Court ,.a
Sentence was passed, ten dollars fine or in de-
fault of payment four days imprisonment IN the
Parish Prison.
Miles D. Conway was found guilty of the charge
of assault and battery. The jury recommending
| him to the mercy of the Court, he was sentenced
| to one weeks Imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
| Edward fitzgerald and Thomas Nugent were
arraiened and tried upon the charge of assault and
! battery. A verdict of acguittal was returned.
| John Powers and VIM. Eyma charged with as
sault and battery dismissed by nolle prosequi.
REcoRDER EMERsoS's CouRT.-A large lot of
drunkards taken up destitute of cash but overflow
| ing with whisky, passed through the usual ordeal
Yesterday morning-said ordeal consisting OF Tree
ride in the Black Maria, and free board and lodG-
| ing at the Mason de Mitchell and the Hotel de
| FremauX.
| j, Dlahan was sent before the First District
| Court to be tried on two oharges-hrst, slung-
| shottng and kicking Jacob Weinsten on Tuesday
| night at the corner of Camp and Erato streets ;
| and second, carrying concealed weapon in the
| shape of the sungshot above limited at. He was
sent TO prison. having nobody to sign his bond.
| Charles Constance, charged with trying most
vigorously to kill Robert McGee on the 3th inst,
by knocking him down and kicking him, and then
attempting to roll him in the river to finish the
| thing with drowning, on the Levee, between Or
ange and Richard streets, was discharged; MeGee
failing to appear against nm.
, Anne Lee was dismissed from the charge of
chasing Mrs. Anne Pendarvis with suck, and
smashing the window of her domicl at the corner
Of Perddo and St. Jane Streets OF Christmas night
last: the outraged Pendarvs having grown for
giving, and teartuy requested the dismissal OF her
, | Whilom enemy.
Wm, Nichols. f. m Co. charged by Mike Ward
with shooting at some unknown person on Dry
AIDES street on Tuesday night, was dismissed, no
' unknown or known person having turned up dead
, or otherwise seriously injured. .
Jacob Long who let his fist accidentally fly into
the face of Ignatius Santnan the l4th inst, at
: the New Basin was put under bonds not to allow
d a similar accident to happen for the next SIX
4 months.
u The following parties were arraigned and held
|. for future examination:
l. Michael Burns the supernumerary police officer
@ | CHARGED with the murder of the free negro Saun
ders TSee report of inquest esewhere.l Sent tc
| prison to await the Coroners verdict
John 'Bren and Chas. Brown, arrested by otfi
GERS Farrell Howard and Stanmeyer, at the corner
8 of Annunciation and Callope streets, and charged
e with being dangerous and suspicious characters
II that is notorious thieves. Sent to prison III de
+ fault of $1,000 bail each.
~ James McCarty, alias John Smith, charged viii
l. stealing pair Of pants from Stephen HummelF
shop, at No. 81 Annunciation street. Sent dow
~ in default of bail
Mary Ann Holt charged with stealing wate
~ and chain worth $l35, from Alexander MaSee
A. an unsophisticated steamboat man, green almos
st as the EmeraldH he runs on whilst IN her crlo
Gravier street. on Monday night. Sent down i
default of boil
n. Almond and B. Meyers, charged by David E
-. Ketchum with trying to unfob him of his watch 0
y Tuesday evening, on Baronne street, betWeenPoJ
4. dras and Perdido Streets Bail gwen: :,
n Pat and Kate Moore, charged with repeated
os visiting Margaret McGreG, at No. 400 t4afayett
VI street, and pesterng her with their obscene lal
lo cuaee and epithetsand other hostile manifestation
us Sent down in default of bail. -, =,
Wm. Fl. Harrison, CHARGED with entering u
,f hTrsf ~
corner of Common and Basin streets, on Saturda
as night and carrying off $50 in gold. Sent down
nm default of bail
f: RECORDER BLACHEs CouRT.-The charge mad
by Sarah Allison against Thos. Hamilton, OF adli
=, and abetting in a larceny, was dismissed, no e'
hu dence to substanti0te the charge being oered.
yn An affidavit was filed by P. Carpietta, charGlI
he Elizabeth and Mary Pearce, f. W. c., with 1nsultIl
NV q white person.
ay Mary Maoy charges Mrs Kicker with gross
insulting her thereby committing a breach OF u
peace and prays in her affidavit that the ot1endlt
party be dealt with according to law
. Francis Hahn and William White were arraign,
to, unon the charge of robbery, and committed
on trial before the First District Court.
cts An affidavit is filed by Mrs. Sarah Also
NJ. charging Ignato Santa Cruz alihs Perjaro, WI
Vi feloniously and forcibly taking from her room
lry trunk containing the sum of 500, toWit: $500
GER $40 gold pieces and the balance in specie,
The against the peace and dignity of the State
na- REcoRDER LoSG's CoURT-RecoTder Blache q
,si. ing-Nlalyina Dupre, having charged Davis Go
- pens, f. H. c., with breach of the peace, in NAL
IN iously insulting and abusing her, the case W
on, called The prosecutrix not appearing, the Gov
prv adudged that the prosecutrx should be fined in
~ sum of S. for her nOn.appearance.
re- Thos O'Bren, alias Thos. Mcdonald, charged
we'd VIM. Barrett with obtaining money under false P
to lenses, was arraigned and in default of ball. sc
on. to the Parish Prison,
~ The charge made by Joseph Bilger against N
Bauer of entering his store striking him in the ia
per the act being accompanied with insult and abu
MA, was called up, and ne evidence appearlhG' ule G
The was dismissed.