New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-04

FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Judge Hunt.-J. B. Pen
geal was arraigned apon the charge of larceny
and pleading guity, remanded to await the
sentence of the law.
Albert Sedesk John Hoffman and John White,
charged with burglary; Patrick Mcguire and John
Murphy charged with robbery; John McCarty and
Edward Burns, charged with larceny; Dan Calla
CHER, charged with murder and Charles Gordon,
alias Robinson, charged with burglary severally
entered the plea of mot guilty." aud were accord
ingy remanded to prison to await their trials.
The District Attorney filed the following informa-
tions: Jean Baptiste Faure, Lawrence and Mary
Finnegan, William Troge, receiving stolen property
knowingly; Charles Gordon, alias ROBINSON bur-
glary.
The following named gentlemen were selected
to serve Grand Jurors, for the months of April,
May and June, viz:
j. +. WILSON, foreman; A. W. Hyatt, J. W.
Knapp, A. Cassard, A. B. Charpentier, NJ. Miller,
r. P. Adige, R. G. Abbott, J. K Collins, Jr.. G. A.
Picket, A. F. Turner, j. S. Boisdor6, R. Bannister,
J. D. Henderson, E. Tourne, V. David, Jr
RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURT.-Mrs. Catherine
Ehrhardt, for beating Mary Senemeyer and jerk
ing handful of hair out of her head, on the 10Th
ult at the corner of Poydras and Howard streets,
was yesterday sent before the First District Court.
She gave bail.
And for assauting and abusing julius Steinan's
wife, aud addressing foul and indecent language to
her upon different occasions, the same Mrs.
Ehghardt was put under bonds to keep the peace
for three months.
Theodore Zugenbuhler was dismissed from the
charge of beating Peter Ncwhouse, and David and
Hannah Glib were dismissed from the charge of
keeping a dsorderly tippling-house and brothel
on Hercules street, the prosecutor Wm. u. hud-
son, failing to appear.
Thomas Fitzgerald and wife, for repeatedly abu-
sing and yiiying W. G. Bruce and wife at their
residence on Freret street, between Melpomene
and Terpsichore, were put under bonds to keep
the peace for three months.
Tie following accused parties were arraigned
and booked for future examination:
Orr aha " HD
stabbed Robert Teller, at the Golden Age coffee
house, on Tuesday night-the affair reported by us
yesterday. Sent to prison to await the result
Robert Reilly, charged with disturbing the peace
of James Peiicay' coffaehouse, corner of Perdido
and Dryades streets, and malciously breaking a
mirror valued at $25. Case fixed for the l7th.
Mary Hedden, charged with constantly assault
ing and abusing Mike Bremen, at the corner of
New Levee and Thalia streets. Bail given to ap-
pear tomorrow.
Louis Hussman, charged with keeping his coffee
house, on Race street. open after hours, and re-
sisting CORPORAL Tank, who went to see about it.
Michael Cuff sent before the First District
Court, tor brass. knuckling John Carty and knock
ing him down stairs on the 18th ult, at the corner
of Fulton and Notre Dame Streets Bail was give1
in the sum OF $500
RECORDER BLAcuEs CouRT.-rThos. L. Wggins
| was arragned upon charge of assault and bat
terry, and, waiving examination, gave bond IN the
| sum of $500 for due appearance before tile tlrs
| District tourt.
| III the case of jacques Shepperd, Mrs. Rose anc
| Mary McCamphell, charged with assault and bat
| terry, the two latter parties were discharged, ant
| the former committed for trial before the Firs
| District Court.
| B. Simon was examined upon the charge o
assault and battery and committed in bonds o
500 to answer before the First District Court
| Bond was furnished.
RECORDER ADAMS CoURT.-Thomas Moss, who
on the first Of tins month"; at the corner OF Rousseau
aud Jackson streets, tried to create an April foo
excitement by exposing an effigy Of a dead man il
the Streets and was arrested therefor by officer W
Wilson, was yesterday, alter due examination, dis
charged by the Recorder.
Francis Corin, charged by William Edwards wit
having, Oh the 29th OF March, at the corner 4
Magazine and st. Mary streets, assaulted and struc
him in the face, was taed S.. p
| Thomas Behan, charged by his wife Cornell
Behan, with being drunk, abusing her and breakin
the furniture, was bound over in the sum of $50
! to keep the peace for thirty days. r.t&
T. Dutatin charged by Mrs. Hail. with har
ing, on The 9Th Of March, in the Magazine MArke
assaulted and robbed her OF q piece of beef, value
al about so cents The trial Of this case was dxe
for the 9th instant.