New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07
THE COURTS.

FIRST DISTRICT COURT Judge Hunt - James
Monroe, John Sullivan, James McCloskey, Richard
Wilson, John ReddngtOn, seyerally entering the
plea of guilty to the charge of larceny, were re-
manded to prison to await the sentence of the
Court.
Charles Williams, accused of robbery, was ar
raigned, and pleading guilty of larceny, and the
plea being accepted by the District Attorney, was
remanded to await the sentence of the law.
John Williams, arraigned upon the charge of lar
ceny, plead not gnilty, and was remanded to await
Francis Hahn and William White plead not guilty
to the charge of robbery. The prisoners were re-
manded.
ceny, entered the plea of not guilty, and were re-
manded to prison.
Henry Robinson and Maria Gallagher, charged
with assault and battery, were, on motion OF the
District Attorney, dismissed by nolle prosequl.
A. G. Lacoste was, by jury trial, acquitted OF
the charge of assault and battery.
Emily Eubanks and Lizzie Eubanks were tried
upon the charge of assault and battery. The jury
| returned equity in law, but recommend the pris-
| oners to the lenlency of the court"
| Mike Maoy was convicted, by jury trial, OF as
| sault and battery and accordingly remanded to
await the sentence Of the court.
Geo. D. Wolf was arrai gned to receive the SEN
| tence of the law, having been convicted of the
charge of harboring runaway slaves. He was SEN
fenced to six months Imprisonment in the Parish
Prison. and to pay fine of $780, and in default OF
paying said fine. TO three additional months impris-
| onment in the Parish Prison.
RECORDER EuERsoNs CouRr.-Joseph Schwartz
| owner and Adam Hartman, driver, of night cart
No. 247l, were yesterday iined $50; all because
| the driver got sick Of his business, empted the
cart on the lGVee, and lelC DOM cart anu hltu W
| their fate.
VIM Mcdonald and Thomas Joyce we're required
| t. pay SIS each or go to prison tor a month
Whilst the Chief Of Police. Lieuts. Boylan and
| CreVOn and the special police, were assisting the
military in keeping the crowd back, at the foot OF
| Canal street, on Tuesday evening on the occasion
| of the reception of Gen. Twgg9, Mcdonald and
Joyce refused to bulge. and, being pushed back
went at the police with their fists. Mcdonald
struck officer Bouosa and Joyce tried to 1atter
officer Howard's nose. Boullosa captured his man
| and Lieut.. Boylan and special Dryden secureC
Joyce. Not having the money required the bel
| ligerent twain were sent down.
Thomas McAvoy, taken up by officer Delaney
on Notre Dame street, as dangerous and suspl
ciOus, was sent to prison for IL month"; not being
able to furnish good behavior bonds. -,
John Creddy and Peter O'Neal, charged VIII
larceny, and John Warning, charged with being
dangerous and suspicious, were discharged;
The following parties were arragneu ana doch
eted for future examination:
| David Murphy, police officer, charged with as
saulting Mrs. Mary Ann Smith with pistol viii
intent to kill, on Sunday, at her house, NO. 10
| Gravier street. Sent down in default OF bali.
| Mrs. Ernest, charged with threatening to mas
Mrs. Bridget Reilly with a tin wash'basln, on FRI
day last, at the corner of Lafayette and Magnoli
streets, where both reside. Bail given.
MIR. Aimndlnger, charged WIN puHc'lins III
face of Frank Werling, on Friday last, on Ranpar
street, between Poydras and Lafayette ba
given.
Thomas Lindsay charged with resisting officer
Russell and Mack in the discharge of their duty
Fulton street. Bail given.
Lucas Coste and Lazarus Jovovitch, charge
with assauitng and woundng David Murphy Cth
officer who ate at their stand in Poydras Markt
and didut want to pay, and who assaulted Mr.
Smith with his pistol as we'll as them1 with
butcher.knife, on Sunday morning last. Bail give
James Brown and VIM. Porter, charged wi
being dangerous and suspicious characters. Bo
sent down in default of bail.
REooRrgR RLAcHE's CouRT-Assistant Record
Fremaua aaiRg.--Louis Gerard, charged with Q