New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-01
THE coURTs

| HafAly WORTH EnentI0B. 81
THE coURrs.
F1RsT DISTRICT CouRr--Judge RunG.--gessgr-
| day, Catherine Kernon, accused Of larceny, was,
THE following 3aformaFions were iled hy TAatyies
! Attorney 81. q synolds. Against John GonI0n
| for mayhem Chal gs Williams Francis Hahn and
| Wiafgm White, for robbery; Stephen Rses ANS
| Leonard Itosseau, for trading with slave ana
| against Joseph 1tEinaer, Joseph Roth, Matthias
/ kgtht Joseph Barnett and Jacob ", for malicious
mischief
I Theodore Lotz vas tried for larceny and as..
| quilted. ignaio aanca Cruz, alias Pagafo Verse;
| larceny, and aequitted. 8@
John Connors pleaded guilty Or carrying egra
| cealea weapons, and was sentenced 70 i've days
! Imprisonment or IS fine. John Dillahan pisadsa
| guilty of the same offence, and was senfanesa 10
| one weeks impri onment or $40 fine. Tim Hsn-
non laid himself open to justice on similar plea,
/ and sentenced to one weeks imprisonment Da
i $40 fine.
/ The charge against Charles McCarty, aiias An
derson, of being dangerous and suspic5ags char
| acter and threats with intent to kill, and Yineens
Dlken5, charged with assault and battery, were
discharged, there being no further cause Tor thsFr
prosecution.
Geo D. Wolf was tried for harboring runaway
slaves, and was convicted. This Wolf, and general
report has it tfat his nature suits his name, IS HE
fellow who was tried with Matthew Hnghea the
policeman, fer the murder Of young Hyarns On
Circus street, and of which Hughes was eonTietea
and executed
RECORDER EAERsoNs CoUET-Th Recorder ygas
fourteen to prison for sleeping out, and eight to
prison for sleeping in the latter gang being com
slant applicants for lodgings at the lookup. Where
are these miserables to sleep at all, il they are
punished for sleeping out and for aleeping ins
The Recorder, by the way, sends no more
| vagrants of either sex to the Workhouse, On ae-
count Of the hue-andcry which has been raised
| against him for fcising his Judgment in yeleas
ing persons from that institution before serving
out their time Judgment which all the ReeordeTB
have heretofore acted upon, but which seems ID be
~
public juatice when acted upon by RacogaaF
Emerson. All the yags yesterday were sent To ahe
) Parish Prison. The Recorder confidently expects
to outlive the petty prosecutions for which he M
| the constant target
Martin Harris, for calling B. GoIdstein harH
t Names and breaking the windows of his shop on
' South Market street, was formally fEdncted into
n the peace society for the space of three month";
. Goldsten signed his affidavit in Mosaic WFitEag
| the first Hebrew signature we can recoifeeE having
J. | seen in court. John Thompson, for assaaasiEs
Israel Lipnash on St. Joseph street, also made
# member of the peace society and fined ss.
e besides.
Aleck johnson, f. M G., proven to be I'M Ehks
State in contrayention, was ordered to leave The
State within sixty days. Though we do not Sfsen
they are of daily occurrence before nearly all the
! Recorders the Chief Of Police and his officers be-
y ing constantly the lookout for free negf0es rom
y abroad and arresting them as fast az they agFlsg
n, Jqhn and Mary Mauthe were dismissed fEoEa the
i charge of keeping dsorderly honse, on JchnsaA
VI street, between Perdido and Gravier. J0aE ~
u cutting Charles s. Hole at No. I2 Poydras street. i
~ ~ Hole forgivingly requesting the discharge.
n, I'd John Hanford, for picking Daiton,s posEess
d Of 50 rs and Pat Caunlin's pockets Of % IS, nj
@ @,o' the Commercial Hotel, at o'clock yesterday
$: $: morning. was committed to the First Distriei
a. az Court, and in default Of bail sent to prison.
~ Frank Keller for passing a counterfeit BIC moth
10 on the Louisiana State Bank upon Edward DE-
ei Horne at the Of Common and Clara streets
was sent before the First District Court, gisi.9g
10 note to Frank purposey to chest Horne was din
charged, the allegation not being sustained BY thp
Nv Nv evidence.
er The following accused parties were arTaigBetl
and booked for future examination:
Philip Noses alias Nose, charged by officer Mil-
Ter With having m assaatsd a and dangeFoaslg wo
on Sunday morning last Sent to prison e ayFaif
, the result
ire officer fen on Basin street. as a dangerous ant
,ot suspicious character; said be notorious hpte
thief an escaped pententiary convict. and . fzigi
tive from justice IN alanama hssfaS e en-. n
to prison in default Of Sluoo bail. to no eEaTsle'
as on the 18th inst.
- Ruth Martin, charged with visiting EnlsBa YVil
eet liams at her residence on Gravier street. bstRee
my Johnson and Prieur, aud calling her hoYfihi
in names and uttering fearful threats against heT
it both ladies being OF the free eoored persuasion
:. | Bail given to appear on the 10Th.
at Mrs, Farrell, charged with hothering Thomas
be- Quinan on Poydras street. near Locust, The oisa
tier morning: abusing him in the most horrible nian
bar ner and threatening to let him have her pltGef
~ his head. Bail given to appear on the 10th.
the Richard Cole, charged with troubling the saal
evil Tom Qnnlan (before Mrs Farrell got after hinl
lost hy bonbarding his house with brekbats, to- th
great damage Of his windows and feelings. Ser
to prison in default Of baii.
npt George Brown, arrested on Tehoupisaaas Stree
ees for having in his possession he'll and some hRa
ing castings supposed to be stolen Sent dsTn - q
10 fault Of bail .
tL- Lambert France charged with shooting at ofloe
nth A. McMahon in Pogdras market, on Wednesda
Test afternoon. Sent down in default Of hail.
ng, RECORDER RLAcHG's CouRT.-4ssistdft Reeogal
n F1enlallr actag-Peter Herman ADD Xavier Fishe
the were examined upon the charge of assault aTa
W Wn battery, and condemned to furnish bonds IN u
o"' sum of $500 for due appearance before tbs Eiz
pom District Court. Bond was given.
and Mrs. A. Neil, charged wish breach Of the peace
was examined and sentenced to pag tine al S5
and give bond in the sum of $500, TO keap th
iay' peace for the next six months.
etl RECORDER LoNG's CouRTe- Recorder -4tiG7f
acting-hfrs. Mcdonald, charged with breaehofn D
peace was, after due examination, condemned !
give bond in the sum Of $500 to keep the peace #
sale the term of six months Bond was given
rles Mrs. Smith, also charged with breach of q
One peace was ordered to give bondin like snsns ae
rb in default of doing, was committed to the Park
Prison.
no In the case of VIM. Hurley charged with afternp
Ef6e ing to pass counterfeit money the case was ai
10. missed and the accused discharged.
n Catherine Cradle made affidavit charging Asef
1e Kripple with obtaining money from her under iat
e as pretences. Arrest and due proceedings wel
oric prayed for. ~
RECORDER ADAMS CouRr.-John somulers u
was Charles Hendlair were yesterday charged
;oa Frederick Settler with having on the 18th iss
Piou his cooper shop Chippewa, between Jusephh
ng and St. Andrew street grossly insultea IL aud abaa
the himself and his wife, Louisa Settler. The accns
s - were examined and bound over in the sum Of 81
-; each to keep the peace for six months.
PIC, William Woods, charged with larceny by Chr
What tan keegar, was sent before the First DstrI
nder Court bail $500. Gustave Won Hole, who "
charged by Lieut. Costley with setting fire to
music store on Magazine, between Felicity a
fan St. Mary streets, tho 22d inst. at about
4 to- O'Clock was, after examination, honorabsy d
charged
Henry Schultz who On the Goth of January, on !
corner of New Levee and Josephine streets,
bold saulted and struck one James s. Clarke on, Z
head with a blunt weapon, with intent to kal, y
~ OF discharged, the prosecutor Incorporating.
ge of John J. Steeg, who was charged By Wills
three Schmidt with assault, striking him in the faee
aor kicking him. in a cotfee-house OF the corner Of
Mary and Camp streets, was fned s5, and regsir
ana to give bail intbe sum of $50 TO keep the pea
for six months.
8, II McGerman and NrrkrA5cG cGerman, charged by n
,noo Adams with breach oend o"nsace and for CONT
'A'ce' ally insulting and aIbus were bound oYsa
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