New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
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icWHs sentencgs we're passed yesterday
I 0phei Garcia, /. ". c fof assanft anil hatEerys
tfssd s30 lf three weeks TO the Parish PFisofls n
She taaok the sGge's feprifGand, advice md dne
WIFI as Rttle hceG ag IL II " as Charge af arta
ton againsTs her.
Marks ZeEoibsuski, for assaals and batf was
aned SO. Of ii dsSanls, ene week q the RaFiss
Eugene White, for tasseeinys one mons, ii TIE
Parish Prison.
Patrick 5owney, fiji stealinsss oT esslss ysasf
sentenced toone month isofiissent
to the Parish Pfisou.
Mrs. Fry. for assault aud battery on yss5
fined $40, or one week ir the sfisa ffi5tJat
In each of these cases the artiek Rave 5geI IGss
jail for some time. and theH sentences eguplea
with the good and appfpg ffase Teraasas 8f Eke
Judge, were justly meritgd.
State w. Herna6Je,te t-9n 4 motion Fog 81
new trial in this murder caae ge IA ank gsstsg
day geyisEed the grounds for ths saa isgi. aad
if1.s ifs - sss counsel then snggessed tkas they
Won shall g u The privilege af ,nttr5s, ts
plie ARTI dTuesday the day of inquiry and all
visi6ahall have Agenent Of proper ph5sicians.
litSsfssabt sfsbs gs;9fde''-Joae s;a9 erraHo asa PeTe
hialagREa REa;tns as tried for the murder Of Pedgfs
QufnteroRr Nm he stabbed II the back, In 4 hosass
on Ursuifas@ street, between ChaFtfss and 0la
Leyee street,, on the I'd septeHber last
Attorney <enersl sennles appeared for the
State. Measrs. Schmidt and Sambaa fox tho
prisoner, and tie following jury empaneied Thos-
Kerrjgan, w. S, Eecouf Peter Doyle, A. Hsaslsliza
ger, II. s. Busae, A. Green n. Purcell, ri RI w.
Seals, a. GroachrJ ehn Hennessy, s. sWopesJ. Al.
Guildig. st5#
The facts Of the 1aass are simply these fight
took place between the men in the alley way Of
the house, during which SerFano was knocked
down BY Qnintero; how the diftienlty betEeen
them commenced, was not ascertane1. Then
Quintero went into the room Of an acquaintance
and Serrano ran up flight Of stairs 70 Is rooIl.
procured knife, hurried down, attacked fliintaY0
and stabbed him.
Counsel Tor the defence claimed that the ilamciae
was at most nlanslaughter, and the Attorney Cen
eraI informed the jury that tie time that elapsed
made il doubtful whether il was raurder of Ilaf-
slaughter, and he was willing to give the prisoner
the beneftof the doubt.
The jury retired at o'clock to consider upoH
verdict.
Grand ylu,y-The Grand Jury presented the
following true bills;
A true bill against John Qnin for the murder os
John Calaghan, on Grod street, On tbs 18th 0k5
| August last.
4 true bill against John Kay for the murder Of
Peter Conway, on the night Of the 9Th Of oFen-
| Der, rear St Mary's market.
true bill against VIM sroWn ailas aeossy, Tor
the murder Of Barney Met4nise, on the 2Itho Of 0c-
tober, on board the steamer Atlantic.
! RECORDER EtERsoNss COURT. Timothy Murphy,
| charged with selling bottle Of Hguor to a slave
in his grocery on Camp street, between dRaEa
and Basin W arraigned yesterday and discharged
Manuel Garcia y Leon, keeper of q eoftssehonse at
the corner Of Common aud Franklin streeis, vas
arranged on similar charge and discharged.
Both were discharged because tlsa pfoseentors DID
not appear. Pat Conway corner OF Fulton and
Notre Dame and Mrs. Cornelius, st. Thomas streess
between Theresa and Edward, similarly charged,
4 were also dismissed for similar reason.
I. Twaney, Magazine street, bstween Terpsl-
chore and Eutefpe, was tried by d jury OF slave
A holders for selling liquor to Andrew, slage of Pax
ton, and Sandy, slave of Frefet on the 9Th OF 0c-
tober last he was found guilty aud deprived Of
his license and fined $3.50. He paid tfe fine under
protest, intending to motion a new trial. .
MIS-. Riley, Richard street, between agaaine
aud Constance, charged as above, bad heF case
| continued to this day.
David and James Stewart were dismissed from
the charge of isticaffing TilaDthy Pickett at the
corner Of Canal and Prieur streets; the tllEsz
and chasing him three or four squaEes; Riek cit
DR.. Sam. Angel and wife Ann Eliza, whose
| eounterfeitiug exploits arc elsewhere detailed.
were aTaigned on the Affidavit ST the Gtles oil Pe-
lice and locked up to await orders from lsa arish
of Jefferson, within whose aits their eounLerfeis-
! ing establishment was discovered.
The following parties were arraignea and dock
eted for future examination:
| Shad, slave of the estate of Jas. H Riggin,
charged with Knocking down and severely YnHnd-
ing Thomas Pipkins slave Robert. by striking him
across the face with a stick of wood, on hursdays
| evening, on the steamboat landing. Sent 10 prison
to await the result.
Hannah Looly, living at the corner Of Dfyades
and Delord streets, charged with ferociaasy ahug-
ing her landlord, Edward Laville, and aurrepti-
1 leHlOFtuS uSI
him Of his privilege Of seizure for the rent past
due. Bail given.
VIM. Anderson and Daniel McNeill, mate and
second mate of the ship Orphan, charged with re-
fusing to account for i've bales of cotton delivered
to them on the l4th inst, by drayman in the en-
ploy of John DonoVan; thereby perpetratingg 9
breach Of trust. Bail given, and o warrant issued
to search the ship for the five bales, valued $500,
John Derk, charged with stealing watch from
Henry Foulnaber, at No. II Poydras street. Bail
given.
Dominick Nee, charged with attempting to steal
something from Louis Wells and cutting him with
a knife, on Julia street, on Thursday afternoon.
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