New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-16

larceny, the p3pers not having been received from
the First District Recorders Court Hugh Clark
was also dismissed from charge of assault and
battery.
Jackson G. Lawrence, indicted for the murder of
Louis Ditry, was, motion Of his counsel, and the
Attorney General consentng-nasmuch as the
case had been four times fixed for trial. and no State
witnesses to be Eound-admittcd to bail in the sum
of S5000
The trial of jose serrano. alias Pepe Malequeno,
for murder, was, On motion of his counsel, cont.n-
ued to Friday.
The trial Of John Price, for the murder OF Denny
! Murphy, was, owing to the absence Of material
Witnesses, contiued to this Gay at o'clock.
RECORDER EMERsoNis Covnr.-Henry Young,
charged with killing jim Ward in fight on the
steamboat landing, on Monday afternoon was yes
terday aTraigned before Recorder Emerson, and
sent to prison to await the Goroners report.
The following parties were arraigned and dock
etsd for future examination:
II. Fuentes, charged with forgery, writing and
handing to A. 4. Magnnis' slave man Robert, a
forged order, in Maginnis name, on the steamer
Texas, to pay said slave the wages due him, $3 CT;
the m. 1ey being paid upon this order In default
of $3.50 bail, Fnentes went to prison.
Margaret DunVal, charged with knocking down
Charlotte Moylan on Monday, on Perdido street.
Bail given.
James Boln, charged with violently assailing
John Shelly with abuse and threats, at the
of Gravier and Bolivar streets. Sent down in de-
fault of beil.
Thomas Dunham, charged with violently beating
and bruising Mrs. Maria Somers, at No. 424 Per-
dido street. Bail given.
Fritz Wyer and c. Delmore, charged with as
saulting John Henriques with a dangerous weapon
with intent to kill, (wounding him with brass
knuckes}' on the Goth nlt at the corner of Maga
zine and Delord streets, were found to have done
| no more than to require them to be put under
peace bonds for three months.
Thomas Thompson, charged with assaulting and
attempting to kill slave belonging TO John Ermon
was dismissed at Ermon's request. James Agan
was dismissed from the charge Of interfering with
the crew of thelsteamer Harry Hill James Lynn, the
prosecutor, not appearing.
D. G. Israel, charged with shooting at J. B. Carr
at the Tattersalls stables, the 23tl ult dis
missed, Carr not appearing, and an attachment
was sent cut after Mr.. G..
| Edward Grimes was examined ON the charge of
tampering with slaves, and dismissed, the evidence
| failing to make out case,
Charles Henning and wife were examined at length
on the charge Of having set FIRE to their boarding
house on Dryades street, in November last. The
testimony was such that the Recorder had to take
| the case under adyi3ement.
| RECORDER BLAGHEs CoUIT.-AssistdTt Record.
e1' FtenaGstr sidiag.-Thomas Ellsworth was
yesterday sent before the First District Court for
robbery. On Christmas day, at half past O'Clock
in the afternoon at the corner of Levee and Couti
streets, he put his arm around tie neck of Hiram
| Philips, or rather garroted and held him, whilst
another Fobber riied his pockets of 81 so. He
| was rCmanded to prison.
Christopher Rusky was sent before the same
| Court for larceny. He stole s. coat and a gun
smiths tool, worth 81.
Charles Williams was sent to prison, on the
charge of highway robbery. On Monday night he
forcibly took from the person of Joe Davis in front
| of his sailor boarding-house No. Is Front Levee
street, his gold watch and chain, worth $l25.
| Thomas Hamilton was up, on the charge of hav
| ing aided 1gnacio Santa Cruz alias Pnjaro Verde
| (whose cotumitta to prison We mentioned yester
day. in robbing Sarah Allison of 500 or $500, at
her room on Vilere street. He was sent to prison
to await examination with his pal.
| Leon Lambert was sent to prison on the charge
| of having assaulted Officer Sam LabOrde with
knife, with threats to cut on Main street. at half
past l o'clock yesterday morning; and Jacb
Strader sent along with him, on the charge o
| having aided and abetted the assault.
Joseph Parker was sent to prison on the charge
| of having assaulted Officer Clement Reneaud viii
| a dirk, on Bourbon street. on Monday evening.
Francois Bruzeau and TheoDhile Gallan charget
by Napoleon Leclera with embezzlemcnt AM
breach of trust in regard to promissary note
were examined and dismissed, for wantof evidence
Forty-two blue devils, who had slept in the lock
up as voluntary dodgers, were sent to prison t
await examination on the charge of being vagrants
RECORDER LOHGs CoURF.-Assstant Recorde
Magoni presided yesterday but he had nothing t
attend to save few drunkards and petty peac
disturbers.
RECORDER ADAMS CorET.-Christopher SeulIy
charged b. Thomas Keegan with larceny, was al
rested at the corner OF New Levee and Eourt
streets, and awaits examination. He had gu
| when arrested John Dahmar, living on Nt1
| Levee, between Soraparu and First streets. await
an overhaulng OH the charge Of tArashing his wife
Margaret.