New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14


da, and charged BY Lieut. BsgIsta With nsaIaefFs
to entgrate from that neg6borEosd nf5t,g drIg
notice given BY him. Case fixed for tHe 3sfE ana
PAL u. given BY some Of the females. e1'ss
/ Thomas NeTcone, charged with sIUnzsakoftfna,
George Craft at 176 TchoGpitouas street, ea thg
Sth INST sent down in default Of bail.
c, Ino1has " esn, charged with fstcuffng TFGsaag
nEeify, and Robert Breekinridge charged ygssfr
taxing INN IN the back of the head with tuE,Ias
: on monday evening; in his own store dit the corns
| fault Of bail. 3i1 ~ h33ss ~"
! A. hHManus, charged with kuoekt1n dt,g,, Tboa
Garrgan, and biting his lip badly whilst down m
inesaay evening, on Thalia street, between Front
and New Legee. Sent down. ( 'i's
| henry, siaVe OF Fasstnan, taken mp on Howard
street with lot Of clothing supposed ID 81 sfIer
Sent down. ~sS#i5 q etSs-s -
Martin Nolan, charged with beating and kietfas,5
Catherine Ryan on the 18th ulr., at ths corner III
New Levee and Gaienre streets. Sent down 5s3
Wm. Whitfield, charged by Deputy Street Car.4
mfssjoper Mark L. Moore win blocking % sts Jul
seph street with drays, carts and other vehicles fiji
violation Of the city ordinances. Bail given
RECORDER BLAcnEts CouRT-Dernard DonreHy.
charged with assault and battery, Was, after en-
animation committed for trial before the First
District GCErt.
Bartolemeo Gavairra, Jehh Smith, Charles Miller
Andrea Tr1eker and Loue Kuutz, se7eraIfy aE-
eused Of assaHlt and battery were DISCHARGED thF.
prosecutors noe appearing and being returned rom
est iibeftt1s.
Henry Gaitz, charged wftE breach Of the
peace, was examined, contributsa s. to the sur.
port of the city, ana went I15s way, doubtIeas
rejoicing. 53#888 E5
l.. 4. Gonzales aaa an affidavit charging victor
Garcia with stabbing man by the name of Wal
ter ana dangerously wcuHding him. The Woundes#
man is now in the Charity Hospital. Garcia Way
arrested and locked agisH the Parish Fttison.
Jean Lacroix vas Charged by affidavit Of Alfred
aber 9sba I yd Ssy abeat Sky e st 4 aB foB
was furnished for due appearance to answer the
charge.
Paul TerFaais and Ernest lambert were respect
lively charged by jacques Bcnto and Jnliaa Senag
with assault and battery. Both of the accused
gave bond in she sum Of $500 FOR due appearances.
RECORDER LBaGts GouRF-Esscwder ddanssaesl
iag.AIrs. Steinhart, charged with q breach of The
peace, was, after examination, condemned to give
bond in the sum Of $lo0 to keep the peace for tie
next six months.
William Johnson accused Of assault with Intent
TO commit asrape. was after due ti0n COM
mtted for appearance before the First District
Court
Peter Erepple was examined upoE sfrs charge of
obtaining money under false preteneesy and held
in bonds Of $500 for due appearances before the
First District Court. Frank Bowers Tas charged
by the AFFIDAVIT of Mrs. Lang, with asaauitand bat
terry, in striking her stepdaughterr aged about 10
years, with his fist in The face. Arrest and due
proceedings were prayed for
Bernard Latapie made affidavit, charging four
persons, men and women residing in tie yard of
deponent, with being continually drunk and dis
turning the peace OF the house and neighbosfood8
by lighting yelling and singing Arrest and prs
ceedings according TO law were asked 1oT--thef
happy family" redivivus2
Alexander Paris was charged by affidavit Of
Leon Latapie, with assault aad wognding him with
a dangerous weapon with intent to kill. Arrest
and due proceedings were pyayedfor.
| RECORDER ApAMsr CouRr-yno EtrfnkIisag, eharg-4
ed by his wife Louisa Shrinking with beating her
and breaking up the furniture also charged BY the
| officer, NJ Levy, with disturbing the peace, Waa
fined yesterday in the of S20 thirty days IN
the Parish Prison .s#8ss
W. Scho1tey, charged by Albertine Reaman with
| insulting, abusing and striking her at New LeVae,-
| near Josephine streets, has to pay fine Of SO or
to go thirty days to the Parish Prison.