New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07
NUMBER 8.

sault and battery, was examined, and committed
for appearance before tie First District Court.
William Brooks was examined upon the charge
OF assault and battery, ana committed for due ap-
peafance 10 answer at the Bar of the First District
Court.
Charles Hyvaa was accused by the aHdavits of
James Daily and Alph. Pellsnton with breach of
the peace and larceny. Mr.. Hyvas was GuIy sent
down to the Parish Prison.
George Hodson flied affidavit, charging Jas.
Smith with assault and batteryJin striking John
Camp#ail with snch severity as TO break his Jaw
bone, rendering it necessary thss he shoultf be
placed under treatment in the Charity Hospital.
Mr.. Smith be found ruminatinG in the Parish
Prison.
JAS Farley, charged by affidavit Of Daniel Pari
with preaching Of trust in refusing to return re-
volyer and two dollars and a half, loaned him
about month since. Bond in the sum of $500
was given for due appearance to anaWer to the
charge.
s. Huntzol made affidavit charging r. Guggen-
hemer with assault and battery, in striking him in
the face. Bond to the amount of $500 was fur
nished for due appearance.
REcoRDER LoSG's CoURT-Recortler Adssqns act
tng.-Atrs. OBrien was examined upon the charge
of assault and battery, and condemned to give
bond in the sum of 500 for due appearance be-
fore the First District Conrt Bond was furnished.
| In the cases Of Mrs. Joyce, charged with breach
of the peace, and William Nudge, charged with
threats, the cases were dsmissedand the accused
discharged.
Frederick Bellanger fled an affidavit charging
L. Lenfant with assault and battery, in striking
him several times, with his fists, in the face Ar
rest and due proceedings were prayed for.
Dominique Foster was charged by affidavit of
Honora St. Jago with assault and battery in strik-
| ing her several blows, with his fists, about the
head and body. Mr.. Foster may suffer for foster
| ing his fists for such an unfit doing.
| Afidavits were filed charging Mrs. Murphy and
Jacob Brester with breach of the peace, and
| arrest and due proceedings prayed for.
Our Whilom acquaintance, Mr. Cyrot Gentes,
| filed the following affidavit:
| "Cyrot Gentes, duly sworn, doth depose and
| say, that certain individual, known by the namc
| of Louis, who never keeps any honest occupations
| and consttutionally is unable to do If, in conse,
quence of habitual drunkenness, laziness aud idle
ness stay in the yard No. 543 Burgundy street, be.
| tween Spain and Poetes streets, where he is
trespasser in the utmost desttntion and distress
| laying down the whole day; end being crazy, he
| does poster the neighbours by his laughing,
screaming and talking aloud Wherefore, depo-
nent suggest that he be sent to the hospital, that
it be dealt with him according to law"
| The affidavit is too interesting to admit of a
| synopsis, so we give it in full.
RECORDER ADAMS CouRT.-William Redmond
| who was arrested for being drunk, fighting ant
disturbing the peace, and charged with having as
| sauted and chased Patrick Hays with a draw
knife, had to give bond of $500 for appearance OF
the 9Th instant.
Rebecca Darling, full of mischief, entered 10
of Mr.. Dominick Geiss, corner of Josephine an
| Dryades streets, and drove therefrom one goat
belonging to Mr. Geiss, to the police pound, all jus
by way of mischief. On the charge of Mr.. Gess
ahe was arrested and bound over in the sum of $40
to appear on the 9th instant.