New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-06


Judicial District. Judgment Of the lower conrs
affirmed with costs.
RgcoRE. EsfERsoN's GouRr.. Mrs SeITgBfan
for keeping disorderIy brothe On Dryades sire et
between Union and PeFdfdo VIM. Moore, for as
sanlting and wounding Walter Thompson I'M the
head with wrench. on Tchoupitoulas street, on
the 18th nit; and Pat Hanley, for stealing 4 "a
pair Of boots from q. @. aewerin's store on Ram
part street. on Saturday, were all sent before the
First District Court yesterday. The two first
named gave bail; Pat HaBiey didn't
Isaac Hoilins, I. m. e for threatening the life of
his wife ON Gasquet street; Jas. MeCarty, for ut
tempting to break into Corpu's warehouse, On
Tchoupitouas street; Winifred Fitzpatrick charged
BY her husband James with being an habftual
druDkaTd and o Duis anee to Tcho1pitonlas streets
j. GosgroFe, for threatening the life Of j. Jordan,
on srato street; ]. P. Chapman, for threatening
the life of J. Westernier on Anrunciation street
Pat Fahey. for iaxing his Mary on Delord street;
and John DoraD, for pitching into Lawrence Moran,
were all required to furnish peace bonds or go to
besides fined SIS each
Ellen Smith, for getting DRINK ard raising row
in the gallery of the ST. Charles Thearer on Mon
day night, was required to pay $2 or go to prison
for month and she went. John GaFFiek, for wal
Looping his H0norann Magazine street, wasrequired
to give $40 or go down for 8 month and be also
vent. John Asenmaker, Louis Kramakev, and
Joe Massebonsse, (crackey, what names ri for ak
tempting violently to rescue prisoner on Liberty
street was fined SIS, S. and $40, respectively.
Mrs; Leligman, charged with threatening 10 burn
Josephine s r, Toqlhahers house on D-yadsa street,
| ana throwing bricks into her yard; w. q. Dean,
eaargea with striking P. Gallagher at the corner
| OF CalIope and Liberty streets Mrs. Donnslly,
charged with beating nm Ternahan over the head
win Q loaeed STICK, on Deiord street, and Henry
Google, charged with pummeling Dan skelly On
Grayier street. all had the good lack to be dis
4 charged.
James Brown, taken up by officer Ranalao AZ
| dangerous and suspicious character was sent
down in default of 500 bail.
4 John Anderson was mp on tho charge Of having
on Friday last attempted to murder his wife, Eiiza-
beth Ann Anderson, who, in her affidavit, declared
that he choked her till she was senseIeas aid
stabbed Or attempted to stab her with a knife; she
believing that if the knife had not aecidentalIv!
| struck her metallic corset tboard, it would have
penetrated her body and killed her Instantly. An
derson gave bail to come up and explain this bit of
| ugness on the 22d inst.
Pat Mcclure and John Murphy were mp on the
| chargeSof having fched from Denis AcCune's
pockets at the United States Hotel Corner of New
Levee and Notre Dame streetsl on the 2ath ult, a.
SO watch ard $50 in cash. They were locked up
| for an overhauling to-day.
/ Patrick Noonan was sent before The First Dis
tFct Court, for an assault and battery upon Henry
Rolling, perpetrated on the 4th ult., at the Mag
| noa Bridge over the New Canal. They met on the
bridge With their carts, and Noanan made Rolling
| back off by hitting him In the head with brick
and beating his mule. Three other parties. ae-
| cnsed of aiding Noonan, were dismissed. Rolling
not being able to Identity them. Noonan gave
ball.
! FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-- judge Hunt. - Henry
Setter pleading guilty Of larceny. was renanded to
prison to await the sentence of the court.
| F. Oxterie was found guilty of the charge Of as
sault and battery and condemned to pay fine Of
$40, Or undergo one weeks Imprisonment in the
Parish Prison.
Gabriel Smith was placed upon his trial and
found guilty Of assault and battery.
J. F. Mallet was tried and found guilty of
larceny.
Upon motion of the District Attorney, sundry in
formations were filed, charging various parties
with assault and battery and larceny.
In the cases of Frank Euke, charged with as
sault and battery, and John Brennan, charged with
entering house in the night time Without break
Ing on motion of the District Attorney, d sGHe
proseqai was entered.
RECORDER BLACHE's CouRT-Assistant Recorder
FienaauG acting-John Lamprieh, charged with
buying stolen cotton, knowing the same to be
stolen, was, after examination, discharged, and
the case dismissed.
Jas. A. Mason and Charles Adams, charged
with burglary, were arraigned, and, after due ex-
animation, committed in bonds Of slG0a each, for
due appearance before the First District Court. IN
John Rodgers was charged BY affidavit Of Fran
Gois Ferret with larceny, in fRl9niously taking
from his premises, OF Royal street, sundfy articles
of household use all Of the value OF six dollars.
Mr.. Rodgers can be found by application ro Capt,
Fremaux, at the Parish Prison,
REcoRDER LoNa's GngRr- Recorder Adtt,ns aet-
in1,-Iohn Sexton was examined upon thh charge
of abuse insult and threats. Bond i'll the snln d
5000 to keep the pease foF the ensuing ak mouths
was furnished by him. IN obedience to the order Of
the court.
> Ia the case Of Jan nirken and Mrs. Kane
5 charged with breach OF the peace, Mr.. Dirker
was discharged AMI Mrs. kane bound over IN The
sum of $500, to keeR The p3Hea for sis months e
| come.
e James Qninn and ,diahaei Flanagan, charged
q with breach Of the peace, we're exaulined. hr
Flanagan was discharged, ana Mr.. Qaiaa b0nnd il
the sum Of $500 to Keep the peace for the next sE
e months. Thomas CLARK, charged with breach O
n the peace was examined, and condemned to pay
fine OF $50, or in default G payment to thirty days
Imprisonment in the Parish Prison.