New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-16

saloon, near which the killing was done. AS may
be seen by referring to our report of Recorder
Emerson's Court, 0rtes has been semitic prison to
await rninatian.

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Emerson's Court, 0rtes has been semitic prison to
+ FRE YESTERDAY MoRNIsG.-The alarm of fire,
between and 4o'cleck yesterday morning, was
caused by the burning of Mr.. Louis Adam kitch-
en-, on Bagatelle street, between Greatmen and
Peace streets. The building was Of wood, there.
fore the loss was not great, and whatever it waa,
it was covered by insurance. '|- =, 81
RECORDER EMERsoS's CorRT. = The following
parties were made give bail to appear for exam
inatiori:ri 80 q - .-r -Esa -. -.4s ~ -.
John Murphy, accused of insulting and abusing
Dennis Hennon. Case fixed for the Both inst.
u Frank Moon, accused Of fighting, drunkenness
ana disturbance of the peace. Case fixed for to-
day. - tNss = a. s.p- -@
Mrs. McNulty and Patrick Mclaughlin. charged
wlth committing an assault and battery upon Anna
Carr. Case fixed for the 31st inst. % @'TF
me following parties were discharged, no prose.
cptors appearing: s,ztt's 5s 5zs:s' e n
James Skerritt. accused of larceny NYu. ,Henly,
assault and battery; Jehn Commit, for deserting.
This individual got off by joining the Sarsfela
Rangers. Joseph Laftey, for disturbing the peace
Charles Duncan, for interfering with an officer in
discharge of his duty; Tom Green, for disturbing
the peace. Iom promised to join the Tiger Rifles,
in Virginia. -H- >'' - -
The following were sent to the Parish Prison to
await time for examination: --. -..
VIM. JONES' alias Sailor Ned, accused Of being
L,
turbing the peace. ''T
Joseph Ortes, charged with being, accessory to
the killing of Jose Morales. &. -, -.
Louis, slave of Mr.. Hoffman, taken up as a
runaway. 49,,
. Bridget Smith, a poor crazy creature, was sent
to the insane Asylum. -
Ann Connoly,a drunken vagabond, was sent to
the Work house for thirty days.. ~ 49,.
six found drunks y were fined five dollars
each. and one two dollars, and let loose with a
warning. r5E ="S
tREcoRDER GAsrINEL's CoURT.-By virtue of a
search warrant, the house of one Barhelmeo sitll-
ated on Ursulines street, between Dauphi1e and
Bourbon streets, was searched, and dog found
which had been stolen from Joseph Alexis. Said
dog was duly calaboosed for safe keeping.
Capt. Juan Tiscowith, the master of a coal and
wood boat which trades IN the Old Basin, was arr
rested and made to give bail to come up and an.
swer to charge of having assaulted and struck a.
Bernard, Wsod and Coal Inspector, while he was
peaceably performing his duty.
lin Beck, Mrs Oldmeyer and Mrs. Cedrousky
were all held to bail to come up and explain GER
tain bellgerent expressions INDUCED in by them
when in conversation with sundry parties.
}Adolph Cobbes, who is accused of assaulting
and battering Joseph Bau6, gave $500 bail to come
up when wanted. -, .. ~
Joseph Viae gave bail to come up and answer
for having violated the city ordinances relating to
the sale of wood and COAL -
Charles l.. knabe, charged by Daniel Sullivan
With assault and battery, was dismissed the plain
tiff not appearing to prove his charge. =
Rene Mouret, charged by H. v. Garidel with EN-
bezzlement, was also dismissed, as Mr.. Garidel
was unable to prove the charge. ~ W.