New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-21

DAY Of worship, this proud emblem Of heavcf~
given nationality gTsn thus, on TINS qay lLoi id az
door Of Gods house Let u3 rot doubt tiat Ho1
blessing would attend it: if God be for as, who
should be against ms ana blessed s the people who
thus openly proclaim the Lord as their God
The Reverend speaker then addressed d rev
words to the Color Sergeant Ut NJ Harrls0nl and
to the company after which the flag was salH.ed'
ana the ceremony ended.
Fts~T DlsTRIcT Co-gr -zEadgc F17e1lS. -Jorn
Kay, indicted for murder, aOd having been y
prison for a long time, and 2@t solitary WltneS2
to be found against liTl, yesterday, on Inoti0n
Of AttorneyC General Sernmea, 4amisscG by noIe /
proscV1i.
John Duggan was pat upon tT:a for assault and
battery but befuTe the case was through! Dl5trjCt
attorney Reynolds moved his dismissal ~ 1o!lc
PTosequ, aud lie and the jury were discharged.
Robert uanley was tried for aasaNIt and battery,
and found guilty.
assaults and batteries, were dismissed by holic
prOs"Qni.
Mrs Mary Ann Mesritz was tried for assault with
a dangerous weapon with intent to Kill, upon |
Charles Cohen, at his store, corner of E3enVle and
Front Leyee streets, on the 18th Of December last
Mrs. Mesrtz though wife of Hebrew, o comeiy
and spuAky little Irishwoman and abe attacked
Cohen for alleged aspersions On her character |
| She attacked him with dagger; he seized the
blade in his hand to save himself in hs struggle
to get the weapon, his little finger was nearly cut
off; after he got the weapon away from his in
furiated assaant, she attacked him with her hands,
and they had regular rough.and tumble fight.
| After several hours absence, the Jury 1aAed 10
| agree, and were discharged.
RECORDER EuERsoH's CorRT.-Ellen Bennett,
one of the Dryads of Dryades street, charged with
stealing so from John Z. Quinn, last month; was
discharged yesterday, Quinn having survived the
loss and become delicate about telling the fe'
| cordnT and the newspaper reporters how the ialr
Ellen pulled the wool over his eye and got her
| hand in his pocket.
Jacob 3. McGuiro charged with stealing a negro
in Georgia, and bringing him to this city, and sell
| Tlph i'm fpr5. q examined and prison
for ninety days, then to be discharged unless a
requsition from Georgia arrives.
Tom Burns was lncky enough to be dismissed
from the charge Of beating Ellen Kelly ard baby
with a club The following were held for eXani-
nation:
Pryor Williams, f. m. c., charged With receiving
q lot of Sheets towts, and other articles, knowing
them to have been stolen Off the steamer j. v.
Roberts. Fixed for the 9th proX.
Ellen kearney, charged with severely beating
boy u years old, and Mary Jane Duffy, charged
with abusing aud threatening the same boy, the
charges being made by the innocent Child's ind!8
nant parient. Fixed for the 9Th proX
Mrs. Mary Reilly, charged with trying to break a
stick of wood over the head Of her neighbor, Mrs.
Margaret Killeen, on Richard street. Fixed for
the 9Th.
y Mrs Block, of No. III Circus street. charged by
3. Dreyfus with a breach of trust, in receiving
material from him to make ten jackets, and falling
to account for either ae jackets or the material.
Mary Reardon, charged with teloniously taking
Q possession Of furniture and other things belonging
10 Ellen Cannon, during the absence OF the latter
from home both being residents at No. l94
S Gaienne street. %Mary duly booked to face the
Q Cannons mouth on such day as the Recorder may
be prepared to witness the terrible meeting.
" RECORDER GAsr1SEI.'$ CoUEr.-Mary Ann Reilly
- for stealing from T.. Livaudas' store, corner of St.
Peter and VillerG streets, piece Of jacOne worth
t. 81 So was yesterday sent before the FIRST Dlstrlc
q Court ard in default of bail was sent to prison
| Daniel NJ. Heron was sent before the same court
for stealing five pairs of shoes from the door o
r Joseph Burrels store, No. 81 Marais street.
N Lena Fought was fined s. for not coming up tt
ia prove what she had to, namely, that Police
Is IS man han C. Williams lad been in the habit Of beating
III her, and had once beaten her with his club-th
officer being dismissed in consequence of her nor
te appearance.
~ burglary, in breaking into her house on Roma
OF street, and opening trunk and taking therefor
ul fl2 was discharged, Anna being unable to prov
rn her allegations. Pierre Joanes Edward Rodrigue
. Lizzie Francis alias Brown, and AZenOr, slave
IT, McCracken, were all dismissed from charges
-, David King. f. NJ. c., was sent to prison,
al charge of having cut Carl f. m. c., with
ed pocket-knife, with intent 70 Kill, on "ednesda
n evening at the corner Of BienVille and Bas
to streets.
4 Bech gave bail to answer to the charge
having walloped Felix Luppe, on b9urbon stree,
AS and Minerva Mont, f. W. c.. gave bail to answer
ar the charge of stealing two dogs from Jacob Bayer
- doYticr, No. 260 Orleans street.
n RECORDER LoyG'S CorRr-Edmond Bastien,
~: NJ c. and Madame Madeline, were yesterday sci
s before the First District Court for harboring, fl
OF the last six weeks, in their house on the Metar
he road, opposite the City Park, B. Laplace runawf
do slave woman sally. IN QelauIt OF Dali, they wei
f sent to prison.
and dangerously wounding Kate Fisher on Mondt
,,1f last near the corner OF CasacalEo and Pea
iI streets is in prison, awaiting kate's recovery.
NY Poor old Cyrot Gentes, after many years OF wa
o fare with the vagrant boys of Craps street. aroul
a. his ancient doncil there situated, and after maj
~, rornn1aintS the authorities from
Recorder of this District up to the District Coul
n,T ~ and the Common Council has abandoned
Ho ancient home and sought peace at new residen
th ti'I in quiet and secluded spot-on Onzaga stree
77ho+ between johnson and Prieur. The fact OF his
NV, moval to Onzaga street-a street known only
or the few who live upon it, and to the Surveyors
,Tt ,I topographical and swampographcal engineers
inp New Oreans-proves how great was the old ma
U NV anxiety to get away forever from the rabble
ous Craps street. But it seems that his enemies ha
AZ tracked himto his new Eysium, helllshly bent "
20 va deriving him of his earthly peace wherever
o~G onG | goes Old Cyrot now charges two men, names
anii known with forciby taking possession of his
ara domicil and meeting his mild remonstrances W
ne40 threats of personal violence. The police are
the lookout for the two barbarians, who are
IDENTIFY connected with the rabble of Craps sire
VAN Mrs Nelson, charged with slapping the face
steel Caroline linsmeister, on Bagatelle street.
, ou' | in snatching $40 in gold out OF the hand OF
,,oI, ur garet Bern, at No. Frenchmen street; NJ
@ Delehine f. W. CO. charged with Keeping dlsord
|
i charged with violently resisting officer Theoc
lanlI Rac6emin, who arrested him for breach Of
eie" peace on Montegut street, all await special il
views with Recorder Long.
RECORDER ADAMS CouRT.-George Neither
any, who shot and wounded officer Sam caldwell
their the 9TH OF May, WIS ?esSlu"y 'N''''n0N anu
,;oI before the First District Court
on'' Hamilton Willis, for an assault and battery
em- Louis CRUDE, was sent before the FIRST DIS
from Court ~
ighly j. II. Cohn, for insulting, abusing and genei
matreatng his wife, for the last SlX or clghty
order | was sent before the First District Court.
view James Huclins, Jr,, for an assault and BAT
any upon Pat Dayey, was sent before the FIRST DIS
and Court.
t men -, 1,.:o .
other JrpGE FoRTIERS COURT.-Judge Fortler, o
thair oers had an unusual case before him yeste
o and morning, Having no Court business before
were and not expecting to have any, he was lea
,e ey back in the timehonored judicial chair, rea
the war news in the morning papers, ana "o
Md be ing whether the drydocks OF that town coult
IN sov he converted into masked batteries in case
avnr BROOKLYN or the Powhatan coming up the
nride when he heard great uproar in the street. a
them, frightened dog rushed into Court and crou
assure under the desk at the Judges 1eet, mulely
h had inlr his protection from lynch-law
not Whether the dog was suspected OF ADontio
central or of being only mad, the Judge could not de
hts of hut the mob had voted the beast only mad,