New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05
NUMBER 2SS.
tary birds, ever caught together in this city They
were locked up in the Second District, and Re-
corder Bache will overhaul their pedigrees.


FIRST D1srgIcr CouRr.-.J,sttqe Hu,tt.-Dr. D. J.
Johnson was arragned upon the charge OF man
slaughter and pleading not guilty was remanded
to prison to await his trial.
Lawrence DeLane plead guilty to the charge of
larceny, and threw himself upon the mercy Of the
Court. He was remanded to prison to await the
sentence of the law.
E. W. Ember being arraigned, plead not guilty to
the charge of larceny and was remanded to prison
to await bis trial. IE
On motion Of the District Attorney Chas. Austin,
charged with assault and battery, was discharged
by the Court
The following informatons were filed by the
District Attorney viz John Brennan, entering in
the night time without breaking D. Paul, assault
with intent tn kill John Henry and Mrs. Henry,
receiving stolen goods knowingly; Luke Dillon,
shooting with intent to murder. E5sF -
Henry Levy plead guilty to the charge Of assault
and battery, and was remanded until Friday next,
then to receive the sentence of the law.
Daniel TieInan was convicted, by jury trial, Of
the charge Of assault and battery, and remanded
to await the sentence Of the law on Friday next.
John Reaster, alias Joseph Schneider, stabbing
with intent to murder; William Pickett, assault
with intent to kill Robert Lewis. assault with in
| tent to kill; John Capion, obtaining money under
false -pretences: B. Edwards, larceny; John Nc
Laughlin, larceny Tom Sampson, carrying con-
| ceaed weapons; Joseph Elliott, carrying con-
| cealed weapons. la
| RECORDER ENBRsoS's CoURT-The g Monday
morning blues " were on hand in strong force yes
| terday morning, and not few of them were sent
|
| Richard Wilson, charged with stealing two
| shirts from John Murphy, was committed to the
| First District Court.
John Clark, for being in the house of John Con-
| way under suspicious circumstances was held in
| bonds of $500 to appear when notified
| Peter Conway was held to await the result of q
bad beating he gave to John Doyle.
| VIM. Hanley, for carrying concealed weapons,
was committed to the First District Court in bonds
of $500. '.'.
RECORDER LoNG's COURT Recorder Blacte 4ct-
ing-Mr. S. G. Stevens, captain of ship Oswego,
made affidavit, charging Uriah Owens with COM
mtting breach of the peace, in unprovokedly in
sulting, abusing and threatening him.
Louis Schadwill charged, by affidavit William
Ross with assault and battery, in striking and
kicking him several times on Saturday last; the
said assault and battery being committed on board
\ of the ship Mott. Arrest and proceedings accord
ing to law are therefore prayed for.
Mrs. Dorathy Rice filed an affidavit charging hel
husbahd, Henry Rice, with habtual drunkenness
and whilst in that state with illtreating and using
violence toward her. Deponent alleges that shl
that the said Rice be arrested and restrained b,
: law. 5>
. Anna Cleavy made affidavit against one Joh
Bernard, charging him with assault and battery il
choking striking and kicking her on Saturday last
Bernard's arrest is accordingly prayed for, AM
should the charge be proven he will deserved,
suffer the penalty of the law.
q RECORDER ADAMS CouRT.-Thomas McMilIo
and F. Brown were arrested on Saturday morning
at haif-past 10 O'Clock, on Second street. betwee
New Levee and Rousseau streets. on the charge 0
e insulting and striking Henry Brand in his owl
9 house.
George Thompson was charged by Barney Rya
with being yesterday morning, about O'Clock
. found in his premises on New Levee street, be
e tween First and Second Streets under suspicion
:. circumstances. Remanded to prison to awa
y trial. wr .. a s5 .rny 5g ST. Il
y Henry Jones was charged by Joseph Cohn wit
stealing shirt ahDUt h1.
d evening, at 81 o'clock, on New Levee street, bt
l., tween Eigb5h and Ninth streets. His trial is tixe
for the 9th inst. Bond $780, 1~S H.I.,Oo5 M
D. James Marsh was yesterday arrested on boar
il the ship Richard Morrel, lying at the foot of S
IS Andrew street, the charge of having assaulte
20 and beaten John W. Hilton. Trial fixed for tt
~ 9th inst. Bond $500. Hilton charged him. at Il
s. same time, with assault and battery and threate
ing to kill him.
Several persons were fined 81 so each for drum
enness.