New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-22
TIE COURTS.

| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Htnt-.Chas. Rein
| hart convicted of assault and battery, was SEN
| fenced 10 four months imprisonment in the Parish
| Prison.
| John Dolson was brought to the bar, and, con-
sidering his plea of guilty, sentenced to three
| months imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
Henry Brooks in accordance with his plea of
guilty to the charge of larceny was sentenced to
six months imprisonment at hard labor IN the State
| Penitentiary.
prisonmen at hard labor in the State Penientiary,
he having entered the plea Of guilty to the charge
| of larceny.
| was sentenced to three years Imprisonment, at
| hard labor in the State Pententiary.
| William Brown was sentenced to three months
| Imprisonment in the Parish Prison, he having en-
tered the plea of guilty to the charge of larceny.
| William Emerson alias Dick Noon, convicted of
| burglary was sentenced to four years imprison-
ment, at hard labor, in the State Penitentary.
Mike Reed alias Reedy and William H. Howard
convicted of larceny, were sentenced to the State
| Penitentary for two years at hard labor.
In the case of N. Dushane, charged with assault
and battery, on motion of the District Attorney,
nole proseqni was entered.
Louis Humble was tried upon the charge of wan
tonly and maciously killing a horse. After hear
ing the evidence and receiving the charge of the
| court, the jury returned verdict OF not guilty.
t RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURr Antonio PARROT,
the old Spaniard arrested hy officer Greenwal on
Dryades street. on the Sth inst, whilst in the act
of Sinking two cigar.box filled with watches and
burgarous keys Gan old pententinry bird he is)
| in the prvy of his premises yesterday sent
before the First District Court to be tried dam
gerous and suspicious characters and in default Of
$1,000 bail he was remanded to prison.
| Emile IIuilliOn was sent before the First District
Court for passing upon VIM. Quirk, at his room on
Julia street, $40 bill on the Merchants Bank,
knowing the said bill to be counterfeit. He gave
bail of $500.
Henry Fisher was sent before the First District
Court for stealing a ham from John McCracken's
grocery at the Of Grod and Dryades streets,
on Wednesday night He didn't give bail.
Mrs. Larkins, for pulling out handful or more
| of Biddy MCOre'5 hair, at the corner of Foucher
and St. Joseph streets James Burns, for trying to
cut his wife with hatchet at their once happy
and Tom Hanahan, for overlooking with whisky
and fight on Annunciation street, were all formally
made members of the Peace Society for three
months.
f John Gill, for running team not numbered, and
recklessly driving into Mr.. Ford's team and Sc
! verey njurng one Of the mules, on Julia street,
. on Wednesday alternoon, was fined SIS.
Kate Rogers, for taking in too large supply of
whisky, Tin view of the coming tariff on that bev-
, erage) and making model artist of herself on
Tchoupitoulas street, on Wednesday night, had
nary ten dollars to pay the damage, and went into
seclusion for month.
Joseph Knorr, charged with glass tumblering
Wm. H. kavanangh inthe coffeehouse at the corner
of Lafayette and Baronne streets, was examined
and dismissed for want of evidence
Mrs. and Mr. Keenan,, charged with putting Mrs.
McCoyern through course of sprouts Race
street, aud George W: Coburn, charged with steal,
ing gold pen from F. Mctiowan, on Commercial
Place. were discharged at the request of their for
giving prosecutors.
| Charles Hughes, of the Orleans Press, was ar
raigned a charge of perjury, preferred by
r Edward Grinnel, OF Leeds Foundry who swofe
that twice during trial in one Of the District
Courts he (Hughes) swore knowingly to certain
false statements. Hughes gave bail OF Si5GO to
appear on the 7th prON.
james Bailey aud Mary Kelly were sent to, prison
to await examination on the charge of being dam
} geroll5 and suspicious characters.
: Tom King was held for a hearing on the charge
of having walloped Mrs Lyden on Tchoupitoulas
street, on Wednesday, night.
, RrcoHnER BIAcuE's CouRr.-Wm. and Hugh
Ncluod, charged with robbery, were dismissed
the prosecutor, Barnett Williams, not appearing
and being returned - not to he fOund.''
Owen Barns and James Leonard were arraigned
upon thc charge of larceny, and after examination
committed for trial before the First District Court
RECORDER LoNG's C0uRT Recorder Blue&e set
jHF-Dcnis Notion was arraigned upon two charges
OF assault and battery ard after due Investigation
condemned to give bond for his appearance Before
the FIRST District CO,trt.
Charles Howard, accused Of vagEancv, was per
: mated to enjoy, o: employ himself for the mex
Y three months in the WorkhOusa.
II Afiihavits were Sled charging Henry Caiatt anC
. John Fieldhouser with being dangerous and suSpl
IlOuS characters.
8 RECORDER AglMs' CouRT.--Thom2s Monaghan,
A' charged by Edward Trant with having assaulted
and shot At hi3s with a reValVinS pistol with lnten
to MURDER wts yesterday, after d&a examination
sent before the First District Coart Bond: 5000
Friede!i@A Soutag, cha sged by his wife with hav
10 ing assaulted and struck her several times, wa
" arrested examined, ana bound over in the sum o
of 500 10 keep the peace Tor the term OF six months
~ " . . ev-
LOUISIANA LEGIoN.-The officers and meraar
ID Of this gallant corps r0forred TO the notice az
D. ,,e.rr1g in nnnthar column rennring members I