New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-09

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judse H,tnt.-Victol
Garcia, charged with murder; John Hooran
charged with mansaughter; Watson and Mchae
Madden, charged with robbery, were severally ar
raigned yesterday, and pleading not guilty, were
remauded to await trial. William Toge, charged
with receiving stolen property knowingly; Mchao
Hill, charged with assault with intent to kill
Joseph Reister, charged with stabbing with nten
to murder; Joseph Rees and Leonard Rouse
charged with trading with slave; and Jean Bap
tiste Favre, charged with receiving stolen property
knowingly, were severally arr&igned, and, enter
ing the plea Of not guilty. were discharged or
bond until further notice.
Ernest Lambert and Pierre Delrieaux, charged
with assault and battery were, on motion of the
District Attorney, discharged by nolle prosequi.
Patrick Callan and Margaret Calan, were ac,
quilted by jury trial. of the charge of assault and
battery, and accordingly discharged.
Mary O'Brien, charged with assault and battery
was placed upon her trial. The jury returned a
verdict of "guty, and recommended her to the
mercy of the court"
RECORDER EMERsoH's CouRT.-The Monday morn.
ing blues filed the dock yesterday morning, as
usual, and presented an eytraVagautly beautiful
and picturesque appearance. They were sifted
out and disposed of in the usual manner.
Daniel Block, for publicly utterng threats of vic.
ence against his wife, Carolina Block; Mrs Char.
lotte West for violently abusing James Deans. al
the place where both live, on Religious street near
Market; and Philip, Sehuberly, for insulting and
abusing the wife of Charles Frederick, on CamD
street, were all put under bonds to keep the peace
for three months.
Rosa Fitzpatrick and husband, Mrs. Powers and
husband, and Mary Degan, charged with fraudu.
lently making way with roll of 5000 in bank notes
which Mrs. Louisa Kelier's son was so careless as
to drop on the street, on the lth ut., were dis.
missed. on melton of counsel for the prosecution.
George 0'Brien, charged with passing counter
felt 81 90 gold piece upon John Lowell, was dis
missed for want of evidence and Peter Brown,
charged with thrashing Gee NJ. Woodworth, on
Fulton street, was dismissed because Woodwork
failed to appe&r.
The following accused parties were arraigned
and booked for future examination:
John Griffin, alias Brockey, charged with danger
ously stabbing John Hopkins at the Lafayette Ex-
ehange on Saturday morning. Case reported by
us yesterday.) Seat to prison to await the result.
John Conners aud Mrs. Corners, charged with
robbng John Reed on Thursday night last whilst
he wa6 lying on bench at No. 20 GHod street:
cutting his pockts and taking therefrom two gold
Watches gold chaB gold pencil and other articles,
valued altogether at about $500, and $5a2 ia bank
bills and gald and silver coin; four other parties
not arrested charged with aiding and abettiag the
robbery. Bail of $50 given by each to appear on
the 10th inst.
Frederick Badner, charged by Joseph Duffy
with breaking into the Tattersalls Coffeehouse on
St. Charles street, on Friday night, and robbng
he money drawer of S55 Sent to prison in default
Of bail, to be examined on the 18th.
Isabella Foster, charged with violently beating
aura Williams, pulling her hair knocking her
lOwu, and kicking aud stamping her with intent
Q XIII, on Saturday night, at No. So Basin street.
Bail given,