New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-JWdge Htnt.-John Col
Inns fonnd guilty of larceny, was sentenced to two
months imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
John Wallesbush and Caspar Streib, found guilty |
of entering and breaking dwelling house, III the
day time, with intent to steal, were sentenced TO
thrcc wears imprisonment in the State Penitentiary
at hard labor.
John Sullivan, having entered the plea of guilty,
to the charge of larceny; was sentenced TO one
months Imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
Francis Hahn and William White, found guilty OF
robbery, were sentenced to four years imprison-
ment at hard labor in the State Penitentiary.
Manuel de Andrade, alias }. II. BOrbOn, having
entered the plea of guilty to the charge of obtain
ing money under false pretences, was sentenced to
six months Imprisonment in the Parish Prison;
The Grand Jury presented the following bills:
Dan Chllaghan murder, a trle bill John Nc
Kion, Peter Reynolds, and man, name unknown,
murder a true bill. The general report of the
Grand Jury was presented and ordered by the
court to be printed. The Grand Jury WAS dis
charged.
RrcorpER FNERsOH's COuRT-There has atterly
been a great falling off in the business of this
COurt-a circumstance equally gratifying to the
Recon der and his officers, and to the reporters,
and doubtless to the newspaper reading public
also Yesterday there were few cases beyond
| those of drunkenness, and even these drunken
| cases were comparatively few.
| phmhe Stagrer charged with continually in
| sulting and abusing Agnes Chandler, I. W. c., on
Locust street was required to pay fine Of 50 and
furnish peace bonds for thrCc months, or spend
|
one month in prison.
John IInnnon dray driver, charged with giving
| Wm Browns slave tIarrod u violent blow across
the face with his whip-hande, at the tarrollton
Railroad depot on the 9TH inst, was discharged.
John Kelly was held for examination on the
charge Of having distracted $l7O in gold and silver
coin from bureaudrawcr in Michael rraWley' s
house, No. LA New LcVec street, on the night OF
the 18th inst.
Michael O'Donncl charged with knocking down
Henry Dalton at the st. Charles Hotel, on Nodnes
day night, was also held for examination
RECORDER LoNG'4 CouRr.-Charlos Smith was ar
raighed upon the charge oil assault and battery.
After due examination he was committed in bonds
of $500 for due appearance before the First Dis
trict Court. Bonds were furnished.
f Julia Voisn Louisa Flint, Mrs. Herman and Mrs
Sites were seyerally arraigned to answer to th
charge of breach of the peace After eNamha
ton they were severaly bound over in the sum .
t 5000 each, to keep the peace for the ensuing ST.
months.
II. G. Clark filed an affidavit charging Paul Dat
cvste with larceny, in icloni0usly carrying ava
from his premises COW valued at about SO Al
& rest and due proceedings were asked inr
+ John Ragan was charged by the affidavit OF /
TTeidingsiulder with assault and woundng with
d dangerous weapon. Arrest and proper proceed
: ings were prayed Tor.
v RECORDER BLAClIE's CoUHr.-Anny Smith, Mar
Bruce, Bridget Gallagher, John Snatlers ana FL
gene IJansuuie were sevorallY araigncd upon III
Charge of larceny, and after due examination, con
mitted for due aUnchranCe before the First Distri
| Court No aliduyits were filed. Possibly IT,
- draining company las again gone to work.
If RrroNnER ADAM7' C0UnT. The Garden Distri
"A was yesterday in a state Of bcatitude: Not cas-
" save the cases of won't presented itself, tn Il
II notice of the Recorder Not an affidavit was file
in 50 this reporter is rIcd. Nothing more.