New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 26, 1861.
permann, at No. 81 Annunciation street. Bail


given.
NJ. Somers, charged with knocking down Mrs.
q. b. Danto, and dragging her by the hair, at the
corner Of Erato and Nayades Streets Bail given.
Jean Leonard, charged with breaking down
fence and forcing the locks of the gates on the
premises Of a. Fl. Edmondson, at the corner Of
Common and Broad streets, and entering the house
and striking Edmondson with hickory club, with
intent to Kill, on Sunday afternoon. Bail given
RECORDER BLAcnE's CoERr. -- James Martin,
f., m c., was arraigned and examined upon the
charge of assault with dangerous weapon.h
After due examination the accused was discharged,
the case dismissed, and the prosecutor, James
OConner, condemned to pay fine Of $40; and in
default Of payment, to ten days Imprisonment In
the Parish Prison. 1t was stated by the Recorder
that this decision was passed, because under the
evidence offered lie firmly believed that 10 max
ing the affidavit the prosecutor had the intention Of
speculatiHg.h
Mrs. Manuel sylvia, after due examination upon
the charge of a breach Of the peace, was CON
demned 10 pay fine Of S., or in default, to five
days imprisonment.
Andrew Harrington, James Lansing and Joseph
Massey, were seVeraiiy charged by affidavit, with
uttering counterfeit bills Of the Bank of New
Orleans: They were duly committed to the Gus
tody Of Capt. Frenaux.
REcoRDEG LoSG's CoURr --Louis Bradburn made
affidavit charging Geo. Howard with assault and
wounding with intent to murder, in stabbinS him
with some sharp pointed weapon, with intent to
kill. The accused was committed to the Parish
Prison to await due examination.
Juan Antonio Fernandez was charged by the
affidavit of Bicente Chuli, with insulting and
threatening to kill kim. Arrest and due proceed
| ings were prayed for. "a. ~. .--
The arrest and proper disposal of Mrs. Moran,
accused by Augustjn Perez with breach Of the
| peace, was prayed for.
| Nichnlas Simon, Aug. Blissing and Mrs. Hughes,
were severally charged by affidavit, with assault
and battery. Messrs Simon and BLESSING furnished
bail in the sum of 500 each for due appearance.
| Mrs. Hughes has yet to answer to her name.
| RECORDER ADAMS CoURT.-Hinsman Prvettwas
| yesterday charged by Mary Priyett, his wife, with
being drunk and running after her in the street, on
| Magazine, between ST. Mary and St. Andrew
streets. He was also charged by officer Patrick
Mcclure with resisting, striking and threatening to
| kill him. Privett was held in the SUM of $500 to
| appear on the 29th inst.
privett also made charge against Patrick Nc
| Guire that of assaulting aud striking him with q
| dangerous weapon his club, twice over the head
and twice on the shoulder with intent to kill. Nc
| Guire, likewise, had to give bond to appear on the
| zSth il s.. -s
Frederick Haywood was charged by Ellen Cava
naugh, with being drunk, disturbing the peace ant
using insulting language towards her. The Re
corder fued him SO and bound him over in tht
sum of 5000 to keep the peace for six months.
| Louis link was charged by Elizabeth link hi
| wife, with having in an unmaDly manner ASSAULTED
and attempted to strike her with an ak. The Re
| corder fined him $40.