New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-06
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and pleading nos guilty, was remanded to prison
Lawrence de Lame was called to the bar, and /
on his plea Of guilty to the charge of larceny, was
sentenced to one months imprisonment IN the |
Parish Prison, and to pay costs of prosecution. /
john Capon, charged with obtaining money |
under false pretences, was arraigned, and pleading
not guilty, remanded to prison.
John Howard was arraigned, and in consldera- |
ton of his plea of guilty entered on the 29fh ult
was sentenced to two months imprisonment IN tne
Parish Prison, and to pay the costs Of TINS prose
cution. |
Seth Fl. Place having plead guilty TO the charge
of larceny, was sentenced TO one months I'M
prisoment in the Parish Prison, and to pay the
costs of prosecution.
John Mclaughlin, pleading guilty to the charge /
OF larceny, was sentenced to two months i'm
priscnment in the Parish Prison, and to pay the
costs of prosecution. ..@ .a.- j,
Richard Jones was sentenced to pay fine in the
sum of ten dollars, or in default of payment. to
five days Imprisonment in the Parish Prison, he
pleading guityto the charge Of carrying concealed
weapons. GE 5.
Frank McShane, alias Pat the Bull, was con.
gicted by Jury trial, of the charge of assault and
battery. He was remanded to await the sentence
of the law. ,
Henry johnson, by jury trial. was convicted Of
| the offence of carrying concealed weapons, pu1
| recommended to the mercy Of the Court. SEN
tence was passed. that he should pay fine OF 50,
| or take lodgings in the Parish Prison for three
days, and that he pay costs Of prosecution. :,
On motion of the District Attorney, noile
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Chas. McCarty, charged with assault and battery
| RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURr.-J. J. Roach was
yesterday examined on the charge of having passed
three of the $40 counterfeits on the Merchants
Bank, all on the evening of the list ult., between
| the hours of and O'Clock; one upon Henry
Leith on Lafayette street one upon S. Warren, at
his store, No. l26 Camp street, and one upon Mrs.
Lucy Curley, at her sons store, corner OF Magazine
and St. Joseph streets. Considerably to the sur
| prise of the prosecutors and the court, Roach
proved complete and respectable alibi, and was
dismissed from all three of the accusations.
G. C. Mckenzie, charged by G. Desc with for
i gerry and obtaining money under false pretences--
/ obtaining S25 worth of clothing from Weber and
Desc, No. Isl Poydras street, on the I'd of Decem-
ber last, and giving in payment therefor sup
| posed-to-be forged endorsement-Was dismissed at
the request Of Mr.. Desc.
i George Seymour and Frank Brown, charged with
stealing pair of S. shoes from J. G. GWebers store
4 on Julia street. required to find vouchers or
4 go to the work-house. .HM-. ... .|-o.. ~.
at the corner of St. Joseph and Front Levee
streets. and Henry Wilder for shooting at the said
Bulger, all the 18th of December last, were put
under bonds to keep quiet for the next three
months. ......D.
, John FerrelI, for drunkenness and fiourishing a
pistol on Lafayette street, was required to pay a
} fine of $40 or spend month in prison.
| The following parties were examined aud com
, nitted for trial in the First District Court:
Paul J. Weed, for passing or attempting to pass
three of the $40 cOuntereits on the Merchants
Bank-one upon Nathan R. Ellsworth, at Mr.. =
HEARTS office on Camp street; one upon Levi
Sylvester, at his store No. 100 Poydars street; ant
attempting to pass the third upon various persons
!, as sworn to by Sergeant Frank Read-all en- tn
= 2lst ult. Sent to prison in default of $500 bail o
| each commitment. .. .oo.. .. a-
G Edward Lynch for stealing 8 pair of pant
n worth S. from john Ripple on Lafayette stree
Sent down.
James McCloskey, for stealing pair of pan
worth SIS from l.. W. Lyons & Co.'s store, eorne
Common and st. Charles streets. Sent down.
l. John Conners, for carrying concealed dir
-, when drunk on Tchoupitoulas street. Sent dowl
~ John Clark, for being dangerous and suspicion
o. character-being found under suspicious crcun
stances in John Conways house on Dryades stree
's early on Monday morning. Sent down.
And the following accused parties were a
10 raiened and booked for future examination:
III VIM CIafey, charged with being an accessory
the murder Of Daley by Callahan, on st. Thomi
- street, on Sunday night Sent to prison to ava
a- the Coroners verdict; his brother George, a
=. rested with him. being discharged by the Coroner
, | order.
a. John Ryan and James Dobson, charged by of
. GERS Kearney and Hyatt with being dangerous an
~ | suspicious characters-arrested on AnnunclatlC
70 street. Sent down. . .-. u
e Walter Hetfron, cab driver charged with assault
. ing a. w. SWEET, one of Wilbur's omnibus driver
~ =, and drawing pistol upon him, at the Jackse
~ ~ Railroad depot, on the night of the 9th ult Be
d; Louisa Smith, charged with picking the pock
~ ~ of John Holland, stranger, OF $f3. whilst he WI
sleeping IN her CflD Oh btyaueS Stteot, oi 0uHut
~ night. Bail given. Al. ...
a Dan Riley charged with assanltng Peter Be
" ~ zesh with cotton hook, on Monday Bail give
to RECORDER BLAcHE's CouRr-Lieutenant Crevc
ed made affidavit charging Alfred Cantrelie with sta
~ bing and dangerously woundng one Henry ODE
camp, on the evening of the 4th inst, with inte
~ to commit murder.
le Matbilda White accused by Rosa White with
ne breach of the peace, in grossly Insulting and abu
81 ing her, was sent down in default of giving boz
as in the sum of 5000.
ht James Nolan, charged by T. F. Kavanagh wi
IN breach of trust was sent down to await his tr
before the First District Court.
ne Chas. Williams, charged with robbery, and Hen
On Lambert, charged with larceny, were commit
for trial before the First District Court.
IS John Dolsen, accused by Jean Torment of larce
8: in eloniously carrying away from Red Store No.
n one pair of pantaloons, was accommodated wi
DC quarters in the Parish Prison. We have heard
Gu the shirt of Nessus, but never before OF the tc
y ment pantaloons.
N n Mrs. MclGvans charged by Mrs. Ann Drolla wi
!, a breach of the peace, was committed to the ia
IS ish Prison TO await further examination. Sor
De things are drol, but others are drolier
We Fred. Newman made affidavit that one C. Shf
as did on the evening of the 4th inst, commit an
iS1 sault and battery upon him. He therefore pra
for the arrest OF the offending party, and that
,e' be dealt with according to law.
RECORDER LoNG's CouRr-Recorder Biache 4
lst iRG.-Thomas Goodwin, charged with being dis
mt gerOus and and suspicious character, was aft
due Investigation, furnished with three months
of commodation in the Work house.
ICE Mrs. Brown and Joseph Lay, severally charg
with breach of the peace, were arraigned a
ng after due course of proceedings, severally p
Id mited to contribute to the finances OF the city
en- sum of ten dollars each
nd John Mclaughlin made affidavit, charging Phi
Clark with committing assault and battery up
nd him, whilst he was in charge Of an officer and
der arrest.
of Bridget Sexton, by affidavit, stated that Rrid
zee Lynch did, on the 4th inst, commit an assault
>ur battery upon her, by striking her with brick
in the forehead.
ap- Wm Clarke made affidavit that, on the 4th in
gcr he was unprovokedly struck by one John McLau
on lin, aided and abetted by one Joseph Hart
therefore charges them with assault and batte
ur- and prayed for their arrest.
the Timothy Mcnamara was, by affidavit, charged
en- Michael Mahoney with committing an assault
ur- battery on him, in striking and kicking him in
face and about the body. Arrest and due
to ceedings are accordingly prayed for. Edw
rne Norton stands charged by the affidavit of Cal
Tue Norton with assault and battery, is UNI
for vOkedy assauting and beating her, on the even
et Of the 4th inst. The arrest OF the offending pa
nd is duly prayed for.
Francis Guern, Pierre Laroque, Pierre Cha
the and Jean Marie are charged, by affidavit OF hlrN
lm- NJ de Guramond, with larceny, in feloniously
ing away from the premises Of one Thos
Jo., Mcneil, for whom he is agent, lot OF hreWo
shingles staVes, etc., of the Vaine OF about ST.
ave The arrest and due proceedings against tAe aecu