New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-12
MORNING, MARCH l2, 1861.

to the charge Of larceny was recnanded to aWa's
the sentence Of the law.
John Daily and John Waldrory alias Conners,
We're tired rp0n the charge of ''enterlDg in the
night time without breakng,'' The jury returned
verdict of " not guilty." and the prisoners were
discharged.
Bridget Daley was by jury trial, acquitted OF
the Charge Of larceny, and accordingly discharged
from Custody.
REcctbEn EMEtB1N's CoURT.-A large crowd OF
drunkards was yesterday sent to prison, not ha7in9
the MONEY to pay the fines imposed.
James Brady and Terence Conners, foY stealing
from Mrs. Mary Ann Higgins, at NO. ~, ~ NeT VEN
Leyee street. on Sunday evening, her WatGh ana
trnkets, worth $50; Henry 4ackaon Tor Steaiing
80 worth Of clothing rom Mr.. Eliza Colla:s'. at
the corner Of Liberty and En1krosine strees', on
Saturday night Pat C3nnoyr for abusing ana
striking Mrs. Cunningham, on Tha!ia 3tree', on
Saturday evening; and .bhn Mason and Mrs Ma
SOD, for jointly thrashing Ann Leonard, on GraVier
street, were an sent before the Fst District Court
John Berry, John Dixon; James Floyd and W IL!
PERKINS, taken up by oficcrMcNeil}, on the steam
boat landing, as dangerous and suspicious charac-
ters Julia Arbuckle, f. W. C,for tfespasslEg upon
the premises and insulting tie person OF f. 70 ma
lis on Erato street: and Richard Campbell, for
accidentally taxing Mrs. Faber>s cloak at the Ger
man tdeater on Sunday night, we're all required to
firnsi good behavior bonds forf three' months or
spend one month in prison.
A.sLeidenheiraer. charged by officer" Tom kes~-
ney with selling bottle of liquor to Mr.. Abbott's
save; Jack, in his grocery at the corner of Con,
~
appear for trial on the 5th Of April.
james Finn, John Duffy, and Tom Durham gave
| bail to answer to the charge Of having given
Henry Long severe beating; on the # 4th instant. in,
in Dick Murphy's ten-pin alley on st. Charles
| street, where Long belongs.
MIKE Mahon and j. B. hcDor~id were held for
| examination the charge of having stolen off the
| steamboat landing, on about the Sth instant.
five iland trucks, worth $50, the property of
| Michael Bowen.
Matthew Ashland was held the charge of
| having. on Saturday, showed J. P: Benton down
| the stairs on board the steamer DIANA and beaten
| him Violently afterwards
RE2oRDER BLAcHEs' CoURT.-Jofn Dougherty,
charged with breach of the peace, was, after due
examination, discharged, and the case dismissed
Pept, accused of breach of the peace. was ar
raigre and, after investigation, sentenced to give
bond in the sum of 5000 to keep the peace for the
ensuing six months. Bond was furnished.
| Mrs. Sarah Van Ripper filed an affidavit charging
Miss Louise Hesse with assault and battery, IN
striking her with broom. Arrest and due pro-
| ceedings were prayed for A broom is certainly
an rseinl article when legitimately applied, The
examination of this case may, or may not decide
as to whether it has extended the sphere of its use
| fulness. Bond in the sum OF $500 was furnished by
| the accused for due appearance.
William Ray made affidavit charging Daniel Rich
with assault and battery in striking him in the face
and beating him. The accused was committed IN
bonds of $500, and the case fxedf for examination
on Friday 18th inst, at 10 A. NJ.
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT-Reo6s4fer Adams act
ing.-John Herring was accused, by affidavit OF
John Young, with assault and battery in striking
him three times in the face, wiflfully and mali
cousy. Mr.. Herring may find himself in tight
box.
Mrs Margaret Berry made affidavit charging
one Ann, f. W. c., with breach of the peace il
, making use of violent threats toward her. Arres
and due proceedings were asked for.
} We are happy to report the Third District in {
state of quiescence, Notwithstanding the troublou
, times; for the last two days only few yagrant
; and drunkards having been arrested.
RECORDER ADAMS CouRF.- Augusta Richard
charged by William Schreiber with having insult
ed and abused his wife, Gu the 9th inst, at thu
corner of New Levee aud Soraparu streets, wa
A arrested and bound over in the sum of $500 to ap
pear for examination.
John Shrinking was arrested by officer NJ. Levy
and charged by Louisa Stinkling with beating he
. and breaking the furniture in her room; also
charged by the officer with breach of the peace
The Recorder fined him $40, or twenty days
| Parish Prison.
!. VIM Scholtey, for insulting, abusing and strikr
Albertine Reaman, was arrested and fined $40,
n thirty days in Parish Prison.