New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01
NUMBER 285.

charge Of having reeklessly driven his team over
little girl about 10 years DID, on Wednesday after
noon, at the corner of ST. Charles and Canal
streets, o5dcer Otis, who arrested him, making the
charge. The child being at the hospital, danger
ousiy hurt, Ryan was sent to prison to await the
result.
Rossnna Harding WAS put under bonds to be
decent and to let Mrs. G. 4. Ingham alone for the
neXt SIX months. Mrs. lhgham had her up for
calling her nasty names and stTewDg dirt over the
banquette in front of her residence on Franklin
street, near Grapier. m.
Thomas Long, regular old scaIlawag was sent
to the WoFk-house for three months-merey for
the Joke Of stealing the sboes of the feet OF a
drunken NAV on Girod street, on II TeGnesday night.
Andy Dallas, another choice specimen of the
genus vagraat was sent ont FOR three months His
trick was mere effort to break into Ryan's boot
store on Magazine street, on Wednesday nipht-sey
officer Barron declared.
Hannah Loo!y was dismissed from the charge Of
Topping her landlord, Edward Lavile, corner OF
Dfyades and DeFord streets, by moving some of
her furniture, when he had claim on it tOr rent
the act not being criminal in its nature
John Derk, charged by Henry Foulhaber with
stealing his watch, was dismissed Henry falling to
appear. The latter having repeatedly failed to
come up and make good his charge, an attachment
was sent out after him.
J. Nixon, charged with stabbing Alex. TAYLOR on
Liberty street, on the 5th Of December last, was
admitted to bail of $500, Taylor being at last out
of danger.
B. Carlan was locked up for examination to-day,
on the charge of having given Fl. Quartman an in
human blow with staVe, on Wednesday night, on
Thalia street.
VIM. a. Dupasso, f. m. Co. and Alex. arrested in
the Fourth District ON the charge of stealing two
of Nicholson & Co.'S mules, (as we mentioned yes
terdas) being transferred to this District by Re-
corder Adams, were sent to prison. in default of
$500 bail each, to await examination.
Mr.. Kinney is to be talked to on the 18th inst,
touching the assault and bloody threats of which
he is accused by John Allison, living in the same
house with him, at No. ia Thalia streets.
Albert Wagner and Charles Trip were sent to
prison in default Of bail Gustave Lehman declares
very earnestly that on the morning of the 25th,
they stole out of Concert Hall six rifles worth $50
the property Of g Lafayette Company No. ~ A
third party accused of an interest in this business
Henry Parisien, is still at large.
RECORDER LoNG's CouRr-R Recorder Bzdcfe act
ing-The case of Capt. Maxwell and his mate. Of
the ship Clara NJ. Preebles was called and tried.
They We're committed to answer before the First
Diarict Court on the charge of assault and battery.
Bail was given.
J. D. Crapons, by affidavit, charges the slave
John with having stolen goods in his possession
Vallery Oriac made affidavit that one Horatio
Bachemn, one Alfred Cantrelle, and certain man
known by the name alias of Baltimore jim }, on
The 30th day of January, at about IL o'clock A. Dr..
did assault him with dangerous weapons Where
fore he prays that they be arrested and dealt with
according to law. As tat t'4
John Long charges one Rusrath with breach of
trust lnasmuch as he entrusted to him gold watch
and doube-barreled shotgun, to be pledged for the
sum Of fifty dollars, and that now Rusrath failing
to obtain said money, refuses to deliver to depo-
nent the property aforesaid.
An affidavit was filed by P. l.. Jaco bs, charging
Thos. Goodwin with being dangerous and suspi-
cious character.
Timothy Brown charged Joseph Lay, by affida-
Wit with breach of the peace, in grossly insulting
and abusing him.
Peter Kopp was charged by Valentine Sdell
with assault and battery in the fact that he struck
and kicked him; therefore the prayer is entered
that the aggressor be arrested and dealt with ac-
cording to law.