New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

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THE COURTS.
FIRsr DISTRICT CouRT Judge Hssnt in HE
cases of Michael Reed, alias Reedy, and NJ H. .
Howard, charged with burglary and larceny on
motion Of the District Attorney and Ills suggeatr
ing to the Court that the defendants were under
going sentence in the State Penftenfiary ii was
ordered that nolle prosequi be entered.
The District attorney filed the following inform
ations: Timothy Gonners, larceny Benning Donii.
niguez and francisco Larabata, larceny,
John Coulon was brought to the bar to answer
to the charge OF mayhem. Pleading gritty of
assault and battery, and the District Attorney ae
cepting said plea, he was, upos the substituted
charge, sentenced to two weeks imprisonment in
the Parish Prison..
Pat ScanIon and John Williams, ssTerap y charged
with larceny, were discharged by nesIe proseaui
John Diahon, ctrged With assault with 3 dan
gerous weapon; Michael Hogan, charged with
entering house in the day time with intent to
steal, and James Higgins, charged with assaats
| and stabbing with intent to kilt were seversHy
I discharged by nolle pseseqni.
/ RECORDER EnERsoN's CeURT-Mary Jane Lsh
I who cut Charles Lewis in the arm, ON Dryades
street, on Wednesday afternoon, was discharged
yesterday, the then drunken scamp not feeling Ike
| prosecuting, being now sober and knowing that
| he actually deserved more than what he got.
,. R. Laurance, charged with stealing from W.
+. willing. Jr., at the City Hotel, watch and ap-
| pendages worth $50, was dismissed at ER. VIII
| EngTs vequest.
| Paddy OBrien, charged with drumming Bi5dy
| Gone 30 enthusiastically at her house on johnson
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bonds to stop his drumming for six months to come.
! Mrs. Riley was held for examination on the
charge of being too violent, boisterous and os-
in her language for the peace and coInfortof
| Mrs. Mary Ann Fisk, No. $50 Magazine street.
Mrs. Benn, for getting on several benn-ders. and
justly exciting the wrath q Mary Ann Mctsrath, at
her residence on Magazine street, betweenfJnlia
and St. Joseph, had her chat with the Recorder
| fixed for the 29th inst.
John Paley, charged with stealing IS from Nor
ris Ward had his little affair fixed for to-day.
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portant.
| RECORDER BLACHE's CeURT.-C Chas. Hynesrt
charged with larceny Andy Sullfvans charged
| with having in his possession stolen goods VIM
Manning and VIM. Rankin, charged with entering;
a sloop in the night time with intent to commit q
felony; Francois Lee, charged with larceny and
Joseph Miller, charged with larceny; were sever
ally discharged and the eases dismissed, no CYL
dence being offered to sustain the charges. Ghas.
Hynes was examined on the charge of a breach of
I the peace, and, after examination, sentenced To-
pay fine of SO, or in default of payment, to ten
| days imprisonment. John Rodgers was arraigned
upon the charge of larceny, and, after due ezami
nation committed for due appearance before the
First District Court. AfHdavts were filed charging
Engene Hausque with larceny, in stealing two tow
| els, valued at about so cents Henry, slave OF
Blenan, with larceny, in entering the roomtof de-
ponent, ]. M. Duolos, and felonousy taking from
his pantaloons pockets articles to the value ofs25S
Amy Smith, with larceny in stealing and carrying
away ten dollar bank note Arrest and due pro-
| eeedings were prayed for.
| A. PICARD nIeu an aE1QaTlt, charging
and Fl. Prnceval with assault and battery. Bonds
in the sum of $500 each were given for due appear
ance.
RECORDER LoNG's CouRT- Recorder adams dcs.
+ ing.-Ntrs Margaret Bauer by affidavit. charged
one Lang with assault and battery, in an
provokedly assaulting, striking and choking her
Son. aged about years, on the evening Of the u Il
, inst. Arrest and due proceedings were prayed Tor
q Jack P. Hintoine, (. m. c., was charged, by thu
f affidavit of Celeste Chappella with assault ani
# battery in striking and kicking her daughte
IS several times, all against the peace and dignity
the State Arrest and proper proceedings Ner
10 asked for.
S. The ihappy family to which we alluded yester
,r day, consisting of Richard Hewes, Mrs. Foster an
e Mr.. and Mrs Fitzpatrick were, after duesexaHina
re tion accommodated with board and lodgings in th
lie city Work-house for the ensuing sixty days.
al RECORDER ADAMS CouRT.-George Bensai wa
,e charged by Charles Schutter with having, on th
N 18th inst on Eighth street. between Constance an
al Magazine streets, ridden over him in q malleiou
C. manner and thereby knocked him down senseless
s. with the intent, as he verify believes, to murder
III and deponent further charges said BsEsel wit
i'd driving wild cattle in the streets and riding hi
s, horse on the banquette warrans was issue
against him.
Mrs. Ottenduffer, who grossly insplsea and abus
r ed the family of Bernard Woeman and disturbe
j; the peace Of the neighborhood, was charged &C
ss cordingly by said Woeman, and o warrant for he
'r arrest was issued.
Of Augusta Richard, who was chasged by Williar
= Schneider with having, at the corner OF New Leve
u and Soraparu streets, grossly insulted and abuse
r Mrs. Catherine Schreiber, was hound oversin th
81 sum of 5000 to keep the peace for six months.
I'd Rebecca Darling, charged by Dominick Gel
lg with malicious mischief, was, after due examina
as tiou, discharged.