New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-09

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! THE COURTS.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT = Judge Hunt. G.
Bowles was arraigned upon the charge of swindling
and pleading not guilty, was remauded to await
due process of law.
Charles williams was arragned to receive sent
ence, having plead guilty to the charge of robbery,
and condemned to eighteen months Imprisonment
| in the Parish Prison.
1T. Mallet, convicted of larceny, was sentenced
to one years Imprisonment at hard labor, in the
State Penitentary.
James McCloskey, having entered the plea of
guilty to the charge of larceny, was sentenced to
two months Imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
Henry Setter, having plead guilty to the charge
of larceny, sentenced to two weeks lmprison-
ment in the Parish Prison.
James Monroe, having entered the plea OF guilty
| to TIE. charge of larceny, was sentenced to two
weeks imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
John Reddington pleading guilty to the accusa-
ton of larceny, was sentenced to two months i'm
| prisonment in the Parish Prison.
John Sullivan, having entered the plea of guilty
to the charge of larceny, was condemned to one
weeks imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
Robert Conley, convicted by jury trial of assault
and battery, was condemned to pay fine of five
dollars, and in default Of payment, to two days
Imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
Gabriel Smith, convicted OF assault and battery,
was sentenced to pay fine of fifteen dollars, and
in default of payment, to one weeks imprisonment
| IN tue BdrlSD EFSuu
William Pickett convicted by jury trial of assault,
was sentenced to pay iue Of ten dollars, and in
default of payment, to one weeks Imprisonment in
the Parish Prison.
Mike Malloy, convicted of assault and battery,
was sentenced to pay fine of one dollar, and in
default of payment, to two days imprisonment III
4 the Parish Prison.
Richard Wilson, having plead guilty to the charge
of larceny was sentenced to one months imprlson-
ment in the Parish Prison.
, Irnacio Santa Cruz alias Pajare Verde, con-
victed by Jury trial of larceny, was sentenced to
, eighteen months imprisonment at hard labor in
the State Pententiary.
Emily and Lizzie Eubanks, f. W. c., found guilty
of assault and battery, were sentenced to pay a
fine of $40, or, in default of payment to four days
Imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
Manuel Andrade, alias j. Il. Bort0n, was ar
raigned, and entered the plea of not guilty to the
charge of sFindling, aud was according remanded
to prison to await due proceedings
The Grand Jury made the following present-
!, ments: Rosario Chilarri, alias Lilo Sena murder !;
a true bill. Thomas Ford; manslaughter; true
bill.
RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURT.-Mary Mahoney,
for smashing Mary Crowleys furniture and assault
ing Mary with an axe, with threats to kill, on
Thursday afternoon, at Mary's house, No. III
Foucher street; Mike Murphy; for hitting Andy
4 Malley in the head with tumbler with intent to
kill, on the 18th of January last at the corner OF
0 Julia and New Levee streets; John Myers for
stealing off the steamboat landing frkin of but
ter, belonging to Messrs. Floteau & Moynet, and
:; worth $?0 Lee L. Reynolds and John Gallagher
: for beating Auguste Hopfensack, Reynolds wound
. ing him in the head by blow with the butt OF a
clasp knife, on the 2lst ult, at the corner of Grod
e and New Levee streets; and James Bailey, for
e being o dangerous and suspicious character and
It incorrigibe yagrant, were all yesterday sent be-
Il fore the First District Court. Mike Murphy was
VI the only one who gave bail.
Mrs. Gibbs, for visiting aud villifying P. H. De
Gruy and family at the corner of Liberty and Mel
pomene streets; Ann Gleason, for getting drunl
If and disturbing the peace on New Levee street
| TsEY and MDrv RroDUh0fn hprriht
- things to Michael Condran on Dryades street nea
y Delord; and Edward Burke, for insulting an
1t threatening P. H. DeGruy and family at their resi-
A. dence above named were all required to keep tn
~ peace for three months, and Burke was fined 8
besides.
IN Mike O'Bryan, charged with laying violent hand
IN upon Cecilia, aged 20, daughter of Edeverd Mill
V, beau f. H. G., on Liberty street, was dismissed a
no Millhean'5 request, he having promised to Icy Mn
'' and the family alohe hereafter MARY kelly, chars
ed with yngranGy; Mary Ann ,,d Hot, t,,ts ehafge g.
chain whilst he was in her crib on Graver street
re and John Gallagher, charged with resisting an
10 choking officer Delaney, on Girod street, all ha
Ia the good luck to be dismissed, the prosecutors nc
- appearing.
IN james O'Hara, whose arrest for cutting his siste
Sarah IN the head with Ratchet, we have neI
toned, was admitted to bail in the sum Of S3ll
his sister not being dangerously wounded. u
r said he took the hatche to her because he caugt
- her at something which would induce almost an
'e brother to kill sister,
III The following parties were arraigned and booke
les for future examination:
- 2. H. Prea, charged with stealing out OF Mr.
III Lydia S. Alleyne's at No. 268 GraVer stree
on Sunday last, $1,000 bond of the city of
Louis, payable at the Phoenix Bank of New Yor
with the interest coupons thereto attached. Sci
es- to prison in default of $3.50 bail.
cl Nelly Gray charged with picking Il. D. Co
y, mans pantaloons pockets of Sll SO, whilst sa
III pants were hanging chair in her crib on DR.
om AIDES street, on Wednesday night Bail given.
r Jas Cunningham, driver, of cab No. CT, charg
with exacting one dollar from John II. Rust
, taking him nine squares, on Thursday, and vi
IT, not having the tariff of fares posted in the ca
ct. Bail given.
ple Michael Egan, charged with brass -knNckli
,, Patrick Shiei in the face with intent to kill on
y night of the Sd inst, at the corner of st. Jose
hat and Levee streets. Bail given.
Q it Susan Jones, colored and claiming to be fr
but having no free papers and supposed to b
ant runaway slave. Sent to prison.
ned RECORDER BLAcHE's CoURT-Assistaat Reco't
10 Ffen1dpa dcting.-Edward Smith and Mary A
McGowan, charged with larceny were dtsGhRrg
hat aad the dismissed, tho prosecutors NOE
old pearng.
tbe Bill McCabe and Mary Dunn severally accused
- larceny, were after due examination committed
eAI the Parish Prison to await their trial before
6 First District Court.
An interesting affidavit was filed by Edward 81
, * anski in which it is charged, that on the night
= w the Tth inst one Geo. W. Daniels did endeayoi
had take and carry away from the post lamp, and
,bly tinguish the light from said lamp, all of which