New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-20

leases the stall to the risk Of prosecution for

leases the stall to the risk Of prosecution for
selling tainted meat Bail given.
William, slave Of BenVenu, charged with reck-
lessy driving his team over and dangerously
Wounding child two years old, onThursday after
noon, at the corner Of Camp and Julia streets
Sent to prison.
Mary Ann Higgins and Thos. Riley charged with
forclbly dragging one Kip, an employe OF Ihos
Flynn, into certain house on New Levee street,
on Thursday and robhing him Of dollars worth
Of things belonging to Flynn. Bail given. g
RECORDER GAsrINEb's CoURT ---Antonio Perez
yesterday sent before the First District Court
for burglary. On the morning OF the 8th INST, he
broke into J. Schwcitzer's warehouse, No 202
Royal street, and carried off lot of clothing. He
was remanded 10 Prison.
Baptste B!azini was sent before the same Court,
for receiving and selling stolen property. He was
identified as having sold to Br Leduc, guumaker,
on Charities street, for $25, five revolVers which
were DurgariousIy taken in May last from Augustc
TigmereR store, No. 49 St. Louis street. He also
was remandcd to prison.
VIM. Iiocher John Harper, alias Nngent, James
williams and Chas. Wright, were also sent before
the same Court for burglary. They are the party
who we're SO handsomely circumstanced and de-
tectel by Corporal L. Thomas, whilst breaking
into BGdet L Guedan's store, in the " Red stores,
between the markets, On the morning Ct the 6th
inst. They were all remauded to prison. 1t was
by his coming to Court to look after the welfare OF
these, his friends and fsloW-burglars, that the
above mentioned Biazia fell into the tolls of the
law.
George Brown and n. McTvcrs, the latter having
charged the former with attempting his life with a
dangerous weapon, on st. Louis street. between
Rocbeblave and D0r9enois, were fined $40 each.
j. B. Armand, +. N. c., charged with trespassng
upon Mrs. Rome0s premises On Sta Philip street
near the bayou, and killing one of her goats, was
dismissed for want OF evidence.
McPurcell, charged with abusing Mrs. Jean
| Martin, OIL Congo square, and Jesse Fowler, fc1
using fou!er language than the law allows tc
Francis Lockwood, Ghese last two being Of the
freccolored nersuason) were arraigned and hello
| for examination. o..
| Charley Howard, for stealing chronometer OF
board the ship advice, was sent to the "ork-houst
| for six months.
Eliza Dixey, f. " c., arrested by order of Judge
Bernudez for perjury, was locked up to await eN
| animation.
Maria l.. Saucer and Emile Hypoite, f. W. c.
arrested on Cont street for having bundle 0
! stolen clothing, were sent to the WOrk-house fo
| six months. One PAMELA, in whose house tht
wenches lived, was held for examination, on tht
charge Of having himself stolen the clothing
| which the wenches had. ~
| RECORDER ADAMS CoURT.- Margaret Hickey
charged with assaulting Bridget McGibbons ant
| threatening her life and Charles Nolan. CHARGE
| with getting excited and smashing Thos. keegan'
| furniture at the corner Of Religious aud st. Mar!
streets, were arraigned yesterday and booked TO
| examination.