New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

lIarceny; were sentenced to imprisonment III ftia
faflsn pFison for time in aecordancs with Of
fences charged. - = S-g53
Charles NJ. Courtney, charged wfth An aaaanIk
| with intent to kill, was arraigned ana rIeadfng
| guilty to assault with o dangerous eai,oa and
the plea being accepted, was sentenced to three
months imprisonment n p1 in the Parish Prison.
James Culligan, charged with assault and bat
tery was found guilty by Jury trial, and aentsnced
| of $40. ~ - sP-ss
Joseph Madden, being arraigned upon the charge
OF aasault with dangerous Weapsn with intent to
kl withdrew his plea Of mot guilty, Z, by perrnis
| sion @ and pleading guilty, was condemned to pay
~ ~ pl me q e undergo ten days imprisonment ia
Ellen Ledbetter, 4. c., found gnIty n assault
/ and battery, was sentenced TO imprisonment FOR
ta TX aonfa ana asl 70 contribute 70 The city Treasury
| carceration in the Parish Prison. .ss.1sf.S
Henry Jones was arrafgned, ard pIsading gritty
to the charge OF larceny, was sentKnced tn sn
impris2nrnent 1 Of siz weeks in the Yaraa Prison
The Grand Jury presented the following: Jnbu
Rannsey, sWindiBg, true bill; r.. b. Harris and
A. d.. Finley, gambling, true bill Francis Mayo,
granddaughter, true biz.
RRceEDEn EaBRsos's CseEr--John Roublet for
stealing q keg of lard from the easgo of the
steamer Caostaw. on the 9Th uIt., wa5 yesterday
sent before the First District Court. 5j
Anna Alexander and Ella Cspk, for MOI knowing
low to behave themselves in tie Varieties theater
ontThursday night was fined SIS each 5+sF
ris Nard, on Frcats Leyee street, was Fedaifed TO
furnish good behavior bonds for fEiree months or
his vasaabe corpus to the Parisa. Prison ior one
month.
Charles Reeves. charged with picking Col.
Mackin's pocket Of tTo, bank checas. for $3.50, On
the 22d ut, was discharged, no prosecutor ap-
picking; Charles Link, charged with abusing and
threatening Emma schnef5sr !; and Fstef Ferner,
charged with'Hhiaf1ipg at Hrs. Lanra gorges, and
making gestures at her. were all discharged, he-
na frrir T-
Kitty Moore, Charged with nearly worrying Maggie
McGrea to death, at No. 400 lafayette street, were
also dschargedsthey having mJ5ed away from the
house, to the great relief Of Maggie and tie neigh
borhoed. as 0 t
The following aeeused parties were arrassgned
ard booked for futaye examination:
Tim Welsh, suspected to be ons of the parties
who burglariously entered Mfr. R0senberg's Esg7e.
Locked up for examination to-day. .
John Mcdonald, respected Of beng suspieio7s r
and having gold watch and safe ke5s supposed 10
be stolen; taken up on Fulton street, BY Officer
Delaney. Sent to prison in default of bail.
Mrs. hcCaffrey, charged with passing af FeHI
Picot's store, corner of Prytania azas Enterpe
streets, q SO bill on the Louisiana State Bank,
kaowing it to be counterfeit. Bail given to appear
on the 27th VIZ #E1 F8s8 833s
Thomas Curry, charged with beating ana wound
ing John Lewis with Q dangerous Weapca with in
tent to murder on Thursday in his owe house at
the corner of Canal and Baronne streets the bot
tie case which we mentioned yesterday. EaiI given
to appear on the 9th. 55.
RECORDER BLAcHE's CouaT.- Daniel pafrfe,
| charged with breach Of trust, and Samuel Eieh,,
charged with assault and battery. were discharged
and the cases dismissed no eyidenee to subs.anti-
ate the accusations being offere a.
Antonio Leconte, filed an affidavit, charging
| Frank Meyers with breach Of trust. Proper pro-
| ceedings were prayed for z
| Jacob Weber was charged hy tile affidavit OF
Dr. Jas Vance, with larceny, in feldnieusiy carry
| ing away from his, deponents house, d VIOLIN Of
| the value of one hundred dollars and revolver
valued attwelve dollars. Arrest and.due proceed.
| ngs were asked for.
The aearth of our report certainly evinees that
the draining Company have not neglected their.
duties far as the Second District is concerned
RECORDER Losa's CouEr- Recorder. adams act
ang.--Mr and Mrs. NJ CorniliG, charged with sell
ing liquor to slaves; Leon. slave of Gafin, Charged
with drinking in cabaret !; Mrs. ,Beggs. charged
with breach ofthe peace, were, after due exam
| nation. discharged and the cases dismissed.
| Jacob Long filed an affidavit, charging w.
Boner for threatening his wife arrest and due pro-
ceedings were prayed for. The Third District bids
fair to become the model District, beeausasegcep-
| tions prove rule. Il sFE