New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-11
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REgoRDER BIACHEts CeCIgr - Mfa. Neil
charged BY Ann DeIn1ore with assaufS a1i Fa
lion. 479E59 y
Peter Farrell alias Tips charged f,o afsid davit ~
offieer Bohosa With being dangerous ana ensr3f-
cloHs character was duly sent down to BE- ttppea
into the Parish Prison.
Owen Burns and James Leonard, charged by af-
laaVls OF Henry Spizfatere with larceny were
7ieid II bond Of $500 to appear, and ia defauit
Prison. 5sE 49,
Mrs. Malherse made affidavit chareinq Pierre
Deirieaux and his wife with committing aasanIt
ttnd natteTy upon her. Bail in the sum of $500
was given for due appearance,
henry sehtaidt, charged with vagSancy, was sen-
house. .9 .9 -. sSs ~ - Z II
RECORDER LoNGs CoURT-Recorder Bqc1e az
tng--The usnai array Of vagrants drunkards. ETC.
was presented. They were seyeraIly deaIt WIN
according to their desserts. 80
:, Patrick Manning made AFFIDAVIT charging Henry
Setter with larceny, in felonious1y carryin q from
the counter drawer Of his store dollar and sev-
enty-fve cents in silver coin. Mr.. Setter perhaps
should have sat dewn and pondered before under
taxing this pondeFous business. 1t may prove too
hi aVy for him. .
REc0RpER ADAMs CoURr.-Thonlas Mcmillan, Al.
+. Brown and Dan Walker, charged, as we report
ed the day before. by Henry Brand with Insulting,
assauting and striking him in bis own house, were
on Saturday fined SO each.
oci,ii h7hauAitSsyJ GHdESEu by D. w. JONES WIJR
assauIting and striking MIN at the corner of ~
Andrew and Laurel streets, was discharged.
Louis Lambert, charged by Michael Dirque with
assaulting and cutting him on the head with some
sharp instrument, with intent to murder as We re-
ported the day before, was discharged there being
no evidence. 4 Z q II 2
Bertrand, charged by one James H. Pagaua with
stealing two mich cows, Waa discharged after in-
vestigation.
James Marsh, charged by John Il. Hilton Win,
assaulting and kicking him in The face, on board
the ship Richard Marie was fined s25 and required
to keep the peace under $500 bond. ss IN
Alexander Greenwood and VIM. A. Danarra a.,
m. c., were arragned on the charge of steaii1g
two nilch cows, valued at about $50 from Tie
premises of Mr. James Ell. Pagand, corner OF
Philip and Chestnut streets. Trial fixed fer next
Saturday.
Thomas Slocomb was examined ON the charge of
attempting to commit rape on the person Of Mrs.
Ann Hahn. Mrs. Hahn gave the following testi-s
mony That on the Both January, the accused came
into her house on Leyee, between Josephine and
Adele streets took hold Of her by the throat and
arm and attempted to force her down. She told
him to let her CO. that she did not like that. Ac-
cused answered that he did not care If she liked it
or not. When accused was trying 10 force her
down. some persons came in, and accused let her
go. I have been sick two years with consumption.
| he (aecused) held me too tight by the throat for
about five minutes. After hearing the above tes-
tnony, the Recorder sent the ruffian to the Crini
nal Court for trial.
Slocomb was also charged with resisting and
striking the officers while they were arresting him.
He pleaded guilty to this charge, and was commit
| ted for trial on il. = 81