New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-13
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 13, 1861.

Pat Rya0. charged with punching john De Ven
tress, at No. 287 Dryades street; and Bridget
Whalen charged wf!t carrying so much whisky as
to endanger She life OF her baby, which she carried
in her arms, all had the good luck 10 be dis
charged.
Peter Bradley, taken up on Dryades street. as
very dangerous and sIspicious; John Aoan8'
charged with abusing and lhreateTing VIM. Casey
at his residence, No Ill Basin street: and Mrs.
Hart, charged with thrashiEg Mrs. Porson, at h 0;
~ }lere street, were stTeraily afraiGncd aAl
booked tor future examination.
RECORDER GAsTISEL's CorEr-The chief bust
ness in this court yesterday was the oTeFAau au3ng
of cyprians, a regular gang of them, inhabiting
the houses Nos. 172 IT3, III, 176, 10 and lS2
Dauphine street: also h9nses numbered 1913, lVt,
III, 1874 and l4l, on the same street. The females
Keeping the houses were some OF them naed go
each whilst their nymphs were fined 80 each, a
few fined So, and very few discharged. They
were arrested by Lieut. Ransel for exposing their
persons on the street. haiiing paasers with anlatory
and Indecent language, and otherwise violating
the ordinances for them instituted. Most of them
paid fines and went away laughing. Three women
Of Rampant street, near Toulouse, were also fined.
a large number Of other cyprans, arrested for
similar misbchavior other streets, have yet 10
be oVeThaued and are inQustroualy saving up
their money to meet the inevitable decision ol the
Recorder.
Maurice Cesac, charged with assauiting Auguste
HafGle with gun, in his own house on S.. AnL
street. between Royal and Chartres, was locked
up in default of bail
Robert M Davis, President of the Bank of Louis
lana, Joseph Torregrosse and F. Zap, were exam
ined on the affidavit of George Ingram, of No. ia
Carondelet street, charging them with having on
the morning of the Fourth Of July demolished a
frame building which he erecting on the
Bayou st. John, Immediately adjoining the City
Railroad Depot at the Bayou for the purposes OF a
refreshment saloon
1t was shown for the prosecution that Ingram
leased the ground from Davis at $1,000; that the
leases were duly drawn up before notary, and
signed by Ingram and his securities that Ingram
was that all was right, that he Immediately
set about erecting his building on the ground
leased that Davis one occasion sent men tC
stop the work, and finally, on the 4th, sent mer
who tore down as much Of the structure as haG
been erected. 1t was further shown that Davis
failure to sign the lease after his verbal agreement
with Ingram and his order TO destroy the property
which Ingram was erecting. was because Of somt
rival Of Ingram having offered to pay highe
rental for the ground. For the defense it wa
simply shown that Davis had never signed th
| lease and that he had never giyl Iagram any au
| thority to take possession Of the ground
| The breach of faith regarding the lease bein
| merely question for civil court, the Recorde
was left to consider the question as to the destrnC
| ton of Ingram's building by Davis. The Recorde
took the case under advisement. promising TO ren
| der his decision to-day.
RECORDER LoSG's CouRT.-The trouble betwee
James and Mary Cole on the one side, and Mrs
| Lee and Mrs. Leech on the other side-they bein
| pleasant neighbors at the corner of Piety an
Love streets, was looked into yesterday, and Il
parties made members of the peace society.
| Joseph Kline, for assaulting Conrad RabGling, q
the corner of Love and Poland streets; Pat Harr
gan and Biddy Brady, for abusing Adiliza Brown
| at No. 5S6 Love street, and Fred. Schaeiier an
| wife, for abusing Elizabeth SGhweper, on Spai
street, near Prosper, were likewise formally il
Quoted into the peace society.
| The following await exqErl1at514. ..-
! T.EIr2a. Uaf'h. fl1. -,f-..a 4 va EGPartea ye>
1.r 49, # = - II,
who cruelty and maliciously beat, cut and maine
one Of Pierre Azette's cows on the commons bt
tween POLAND street and the Convent. Bail gye1
Louis Bouchereau, charged with assaulting Fell
| Narcotic with a revolver on Bagatelle street, 0
Wednesday. Bail given.
Charles Johnson, a slave, charged with passin
upon VIM. Reuken at the corner of Moreau an
Frenchmen streets. a counterfeit SO on I'll
Louisiana State Bank. Bail given.
Charles Lehman, charged with punching tt
| face Of Charles Brown, at the Port market. Ba
given.
Annette, f. W. c.. charged with assaulting ar
choking Mrs. Frkd. LemmonIer, white woma
! on GreaSmen street, near Esplunade. Bail givel
Stephen Papine and Sebasten Valencia, charge
with repeatedly abusing and threatening Jean Z
gene Roch and his mother, at No. 36l Victor
| street.
Mrs Powett Niece charged with outrageous
insulting and abusing Joseph Mathon and wife,
SOdelle street.
Warrants are out for the following newly accus
parties:
Auguste Celles, charged with obtaining fro
Frank Meyers wife, at No. 30l Marigny street,
empty barrels, valued at 50, under the preten
that lie would come back Tor more barrels al
then settle for the whole.
Gustave, slave charged by Francis Bor
with stabbing his slave boy Felix in the left brea
dangerously wounding him, with intent to mrrde
on Thursday at the Pontcharuain Railroad depc
John Purcaintoth, charged by Alexander LIE
pound-Ieeper. with breach OF trust, in failing
return to him a rope Iasso worth s., which he le
him to take away an animal from the pound wit
RECORDER ADAMS CouNT.-Moses slave of
Barker, was yesterday sentenced TO receive TWEEN
lashes, for stopping in the house Of Mrs. Mario
on Apollo street, at II O'Clock at night, witho
permission of his master.
Jack, a slave belonging to Mr.. Armstrong,
under arrest, charged with having cut officer Phi
; pnger in the face, wounding him severely.