New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-09
THE COURTS

FIRST DISTRICT CopR1-sJalge -Iohtf
Monford was arraigned upon the charge Of lar
ceny, and in accordance with the plea OF guilty
was sentenced to two months imprisonmentln the
Parish Prison
G. W. Sykes, accused Of carrying concealed
weapons was surrendered by his security, md
pleading guilty, sentenced to pay Hue of Sl0, OF
in default of payment TO one week impfisenmeEs
in the Parish Prison.
Lambert Franz, having entered the plea OF
guilty to the charge Of assault and battery, was
Sentenced to pay fine Of s50 or in default OF pay
ment, to three weeks imprisonment IN theP Parish
Prison.
John j. Dunne accused of larceny, having plea5
gulty to the charge of larceny, was sentenced TO
one months imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
Pat Kenney, charged with larceny, having plead
guilty to the charge, was arraigned and sentence
passed: six months imprisonment at hard labor 1ns
the State Penitentiary. AS
Daniel Tieman, convicted by jury trial Of assanla
and battery, was sentenced to pay fine OF $40
and in default OF payment to two weeks lmpfls0n-
ment in the Parish Prison.
Peter Conrers was sentenced to six weeks inn Il
prisonment in the Parish Prison, he having pleais
guilty to the charge Of larceny.
Henry Levy, pleading guilty to the charge OF
assault and battery, was condemned to pay a fine
Of $40 or two weeks additional imprisonment m
the Parish Prison.
assault and battery, was sentenced TO one weeks
Imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
The Grand Jury being called, the following
members answered to their names NJ. Mnssons
Maupay, Alph. Morel, II. j. Wade, }. f. Lehde, j.
r. Isonhour, G. D. NORM, J. ]. Herr, Is. Yaiette,
Wm. PaIfrey, NJ. Gillis, A. Damarn, u. Hoffmarh-
The Grand Jury presented the following trus
bills as found by them, viz: Against Gnstaye
Iiadianaux, assault with intent to commit arapes
| Peter Cline, Jr., murder; Henry T. Stark murder
! RECORDER BLAcuE's CouRT-F Frederick Keller
alias Riley, was tried upon the charge Of yagraneE
and duly accommodated with two months lodgings
Mathilda White was arraigned upon the charge
| of breach of the peace, and, after examlnabions
condemned to pay fine, of $40 or, in default Of
| payment thereof, to ten days Imprisonment.
In the case of John Kelly and John Rafferty,
charged by Emma Foster with breach Of the peace,
the accused were dismissed and the prosecutrix
fined in the sum of so, for appearance after
due notification. Fostering ones wrongs, real or
| imaginary, has sometimes to be paid for.
Affidavit was filed by NJ. B. Irwin, charging An
DIRE Brown with larceny, in felonieusiy carrying
away from his store, on Front Le7ee street, one
pair of pantaloons valued at three dollars. = haE
head to go to Congress- is often remarked but
| if the charge be proven, we opine Ma. Brown
! won't go. h..
| RECORDER LoNG's COURT Recorder Adams aGIs
| iag--Arthur Guerin, charged with stabbing Wisns
intent to murder, WAS discharged the prose eusor.
Luke Lyons, falling to appear, aud being returned
'' not to be found"
| Affidavit was made by Andrew Doyle that one
| Watson and Michael Madden, on the evening Of the
| 7th inst, administered TO him some drug or mix
ture in glass of spirituous liquor, from the effects
of which be became insensibe, aud whilst in thai
| state was decoyed into dark street in the Third
| District, and robbed by the said Watson and Mad
| den of the sum of fourteen pounds in gola coin,
English currency. He therefore charged said par
ties with highway robbery, and prays that they be
/ arrested and dealt with according to law.
RECORDER ADAMS, GouRr-T Thomas Sharp yes
1 ferday charged one Gonors with having assaulted
i and knocked him down Oh the 9Th inst, as abeuk
j 4a O'clock 2. NJ, on Water, between Fourth and
4 fiFti Streets warrant was issued AGAINST him
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