New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-11
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY IL, 1861.

Attorney Bradford being absent on military bust
ness sEJndge Reynolds was appointed District
| Attorney pro tenn.
Eugene Willie pleaded guilty to larceny, and wa'
| renanded to await sentence Mike Quffty, George
tNS,einan, Mike Murphy, Pat Downey, Charles
| slowey and Henry Riqget. all charged With lar
| cehy, all pleaded gnilty and were rema1ded to
await sentence. Other parties were arraiGned and
| pleaded not guilty Some of the cases G:ed for
| this day were continued.
| Joseph Ebel was tried for assault and battery
and found guilty with & recommendation to mercy
ratrIck y O'Brenwas tried for larceny and fG,tnd
guilty with Recommendation to mercy.
@n. huston Was tried for assault ard battery
Joseph Whitman was tried for assaultand battery
and found gnilty with q Recommendation to mercy.
Louise Meunier, t. W. c., was tried for assault
and battery and found guilty.
Joseph Motto aud Th0s. Collins were dismissed
by "oH@ pi'ose4tti from charges of assault and
battery,
RECORDER E2tERsoN's CoURT.-The eases fixed
for examination yesterday were continued The
following new cases were booked for future exam.
inaiion
Peter Favlin. charged with having dangerously
stabbed Pat Donnelly, on Wednesday night, in
Philip Liners stable Grayier street. Donpellv
was sent to the hospital, and Tavln was caught by
Oihcer hlrchen, after a hot chase of several
squares He was sent to prison to await the result,
Daniel kenney, charged with having danger.
ously Y stabbed t Thomas Melvin, on Adeline street,
on New Years eVe Admitted to bail to apnpar
danger.
Joseph Swift, charged with committing nuig
ance against the show window of Mrs. Matilda
Mays store, on Rampant street, between Perdido
and Poydras. Sent to rrisonin default of bail,
Elizabeth Read, charged with punching the head
OF Charles Pattersons wife, at the residence of the
Pattersons. on Rampart street, between Girod and
Julia. Bail given.
Mike Flanagan, charged with stealing sloo
worth OF lewelry out of a bureau drawer in the
room OF Bridget bougherty, at the corner of New
Levee and st. Joseph Streets Sent down in default
Of bail.
George 7: Dalton, of No. SO 81. Charles street,
charged with ousting ". H. Genin, the card-writer,
from his stand on the banquette in front of the ST.
Charles Hotel, on the Glorious Efght-pung his
whiskers, rubbing his knuckles under his nose and
mildly proposing to nlaah his face. (Genin;s sigma
tnre to his affidavit is one of tie most stunning
things in the way Of fancy chrography ever seen
IN Racorder Emerson's Court.) Dalton gave bail
to appear.
Margaret Welsh, for calling Mrs. Anne Eliza HAYS
out OF her name and putting hef fist in her face on
was talked to and bound over for three months
RECORDER BLAcHE's COrRT-Juan Garcia for
beating Francisco Sanchez violently, on HOSPITAL
street, Leon Westerfied for stealing six broons
from baptl3te's grocery at the corner of Rampant
aud ST. Philip streets, and Seth f. Place. for steal
ing %l2 pair of boots from Emile Aulibert at
No. 1853 Cu5tomhouse street, were examined yes.
terday and all sent before the First District Court
None gave bail
Edt AlcDOnHEEi, cAarged with asSauitnG Henry
Henrlcks with razor, Oh the steamer Osceola,
was dismissed, the case having been fixed three
times and the prosecutor falling to appear each
times
Charles Guichotte and Paul Eugene charged
with azsaulting Louis Joseph Vial with intent to
murder, (attempting to hcave him overheard from
his sloop, the Pauline. the lake) were examined
and dismissed for want of evidence.
RECORDER LoSG's CouRr. - John R. Hobson
charged by Jonas Pickles with a breach Of trust,
was dismissed yesterday, Pickles failing to appear
against him.
Mrs. Frank and Mary Chatter, for scandalzing
John Pierson on Congress street. were fined $40
and bound over for six months. Augustine, f. W.
c., for abuse Of Ferdinand Diestel on Afarienv
street, and Mrs. Berry, for abuse of Mrs Salathe,
at No. AGO Casacalvo street. were likewise bound
over.
Clements UrbeZo residing at No. IA Raras
street, complained that on the evening of Sunday
last, at the corner of Bagatelle and Goodchiidren
streets, one Poloneo Savio shot at his (Urbezo's)
brother three times with revolver with intent to
murder, one of the shots wounding him i'll the left
hand. A warrant was issued.
Mary Batch gave bail to answer to the charge of
having pounded Elizabeth Luis with q stick of
wood on Trcnchmcn street. Corney- Murphy,
charged with punching tho mug Of his wife Ann on
GFeatlnen street. and one Ward, charged with
brass -llnuckling Henry Grcgor on Front Leyce
street, lad warrants sent out after them.