New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

| THE COURTS.
| RECORDER EMERsoN'S CoURT.-James Dobson
| John Murphy and Robert Lyman charged with
being accessories to the stahbng of Martin LymaGs
| in Corduroy Alley, on the the night of the 20fs7
| ult, (hlrs D0bson, the alleged principal, having
| never been arrested) were discharged yesterday
| by Recorder Emerson; Lyman well OF his wound
appearing in Court and swearing that they had had
| nothing to do with stabbing him.
| The following other parties were discharged B.
Caran, charged with batting Il, Quartman with r.
staVe, the latter not appearing; John Murphy
charged with tratlcklng with slaves, the prOsecu-
tor. MIR. Sykes, not appearing Mrs. Reed charged
with selling liquor to slaves at the corner Of Del0vC
and St. Charles streets, the prosecutor r. G. Bien-
venu, not appearing and Henry Murphy charged
with being dangerous, he producing respectable
voucher.
Mary Newscme, for being too Merry Nuisance
on New Levee street, and calling the police with
out cause, was required to furnish good behavior
bonds or go to prison for a month.
Two Wm. Gunrleys and one Robert Gourley
gave bail to come up and prove that they are NOT
dangerous and suspicious characters, as charged
by ofcer Carr, who arrested them Erato street,
John Carry, arrested on Perdido street, and smi-
larIy charged by officer FIemming, was also held
for a hearing and sent down in default of bail
The above John CIarry also awaits examination
on the charge of having knocked down and jumped,
upon and stamped Sarah Winters eyprSan Of
Perdido street.
RECORDER BLAcHEs CoURr. Frank Eneke
charged by L. G. A. Iepf with assaul; and battery
was arraigned and committed for trial before the
First District Court, under bonds of $780, BAH
was furnished.
The charge made by David Kenney against Theo,s.
Berk OF assault and battery was dismissed at the
request OF the prosecutor.
In the case of Bridget Clanen, charged by Mrs,
Cunningham with committing a breach of the peace
the accused was adjudged to pay fine in the sazga
| of SO.
Estelle Chalon by affidavit charged Sally Wealth
ers, T. W. c., with breach OF the peace in grossly
insulting her, and therefore prays for her arresf
police sally will doubtless be made
RECORDER LoNG's CouET.-Recorder B2ache af,t.
,n9 W9-l4e caset OF Mike Moriarty, charged by H.
W. steel, with breach of the peace, ana the as-
terance OF threats, was called. The prosecutor
not appearing, and it being ascertained that he haR
charged.
Frederick Cradle, charged by Antoine Beeebsr
win committing an assault and battery, by strik-
ing him with his fists on the 24th ult. was called
and after due examination, the said Cradle was
mnlcted in the sum of So. The fine was promptly
PAID, and Mr.. Cradle went his way doubtless rock
ing with satisfaction.
Upon certificate from DR.. Chopin, yisitiee-
surgeon of the Charity Hospital that Michael Rrrs
ply, dangerously wounded by Patrick K PhilbeR
on tne evening of Tuesday, Jan. 18th, was now DHt
OF al danger of death from his wounds, the said
pniipen, since then held under charge of assault
ing, cutting and wounding with intent to CONAN
MURDER, was admitted to bail in the sum of $lOgO
Bail was furnished.
John O'Neil charged Michael McNamany yfEf
obtaining money under false pretences as the said
McNamany did obtain from him on the 3(th nit a
lot OF Clothing, valued at SIS 60, under the pre-.
tenee that he was about to ship as seaman An
athdavit was dled by John Dunn charging Messrs
dotfried, Specht and Brady, with assault and bat
terry, IN kicking him several times with their feet
on the head and face. Deponent alleges this 10 bes
against the peace and dignity of the State.
Vice versa-Gottfried Specht made an affidavit
charging John Dunn with obtaining from him The.
sum of 50, under the false pretence that he WAS
about shipping as seaman on the ship evening Star