New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-19
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Fitzpatrick counter cit "dix'' the Citizens
Bank, knowing the same to be counterfeit
Christopher Lyons, charged with backing out
from the Pargoud Volunteers after receiving money
and food from said company, was dismissed, he and /
the prosecuting officer 1aving become reconciLed |
and both gone TO the war.
George McCrystat, charged with punching the |
fa-c and tearing the lair from tie head Of his
Elizabeth, at the corner of GrayGr and Magnolia |
streets, was dismissed, for the very excellent |
reason that neither lie nor his injured Lizzie ap-
peared il. court. They had made MP. probably be-
cause he was afraid Of being invited TO go to the
war, and 5le Of being solicited to go to work on
soldier clothes q. the Aason de Mitchell.
George Blea2sley up on the charge Of Iav- (
Ing gone On tear in two acts, tO-Wit getting !!
/ drunk and wanting TO make funeral OF his wife |
in the evening" on Pcrdld0 street, and tilen. at
late hour the same night kicking up the mischief
| IN PoyGTas market. For the first offence he was
put unGer peace bonds for the second he has yet
to answer, bonds being furnished in both cases.
Peter Mcintyre, for assaulting P. NJ. Wing, on front
| l,eVee street. was also put under peace bonds
Robert Gardener and Kitty Hughes were order |
ed to pay $40 each go prison for twenty days
| How shall we describe this case? At q late hour
! OF the night, and by the pale light Of the moon,
they loved, in an aey-way on Baronne street, as
DonJua and Haidee loved on that oriental beach,
! which Bvron has SO chaElnUgIy described Had
! Bgron's heroic lovers been discovered by any rr
! roma ntc WandeTag, as Robert and Kitty were
by Of er Barron, their affair might have ended as
| Ecanda!ous!y az this: aud had oug hero and he
roine not been detected by with no poetry
in his soul. their loves might have Ted to be en-
! halned in IMMORTAL nOeEy Not having ten cents
/ apiece. much less $0 tie unhappy Robert and
Kitty were sent to the Hotel de Fl5mauX, where.
forthe ncZt twenty days their loves i0st smother,
unless. like bPTamus and Thisl1e Of old, they cun
manage 10 Communicate their loves through some
| pgOv!dental hole in the wall.
Dennis Donn"y, arrested at ST. Mary market,
with pair Of pant: supposed to ve stolen, was
| locked up for g hearing TODAY.
CarnT &cManus, charged will pounding his
wife Oh t0nstance street, IS locked up for hear
ing tomorrow
James O'Connor. charced witt violently resist
ing and striking ot.cer Feiser whilst in the dis
charge Of his duty, at the corner Of Poydras and
| Front Levee streets, was locked Up for eN2nliua-
ton, being Suable to give bail.
REcoHDEr LcNa'@ Co--Hr,-s1arttn Lawson wos
yesterday sent before the First district Court for
violently beating Charles Morse wit his fists and
q stick, on the night Of the th inst, at No. 41
Enghien street. the boarding hosse o. the former.
| Lawson gave ba.
Mrs. Le:eyre charged with laating the conceit
out CT Ler husband Hgpolite, on Havana street,
between New ST. Bernard street and London
Avenue, was dismissed br Ler husbands consent.
and lie vas fined FIVE dollars for making the charge.
Charles Johnson, slave, was dismissed from the
charge Of having passed counterfeit $40 bill.
| bEacL Bailey and wife Lucy, charged with Jointly
thrashing Ann Mcfarland, on Engheu street, and
sIrs. MeGoverI, charged with hitting Bridget
Lynch with brick and aysarting her with
pistol, or spain street, on eGLesiAE, gave bail TO
appear for examination.
RECORDER GAs-IyEI - 'ol7R7.-.Ioiln Haigler was
yesterday sent before the First district Court. Tor
an assault and battery upon E. W&tge, on the Stn
inst, at No II Hospital street. He gave bail.
Estellc Cbal0n. f. ". c., for grossly abusing
Josephine Garcia f. W. c., on Til!ert street. there
by scanda!iZtng her respectable African descent
and wou1llDg the feeling generally Of ali saddle
color-donl, was put under bonds to keep the peace
for three months. Etelle RaveneI, +. W. c., was
dismissed from the charge Of talking nastiness tn
the white Mary Briggs at No SO Nillerd street, and
had lTt1t Ft.,,F
The following parties were arrQigned and duly
booked for future examination:
Mary McCartey. Francis Levy and FIFTY Collins,
charged with putting Elsie Chester through a
spec Al course of sprouts. at the cay hour of .
} O'Clock Yesterday morning, N the bower OF tran
Gull delights which theT al occur, at 20. III
Customhouse street. Bail Ctren Ey the Jtio, who
looked pretty and well-dresse6 Us rrrcesses.
; Il. HEggle, charged with Ereach ct trrse. in ap-
propr:attg the proceeds Of a SIS revolver. which
Thomas Mahor entrusted to him about Il month
! | ago Sent to prison in default OF bail.
John Scilies. charged with breach Of trust, in
arpronriaJjng for Lis end bentyt tie pro.
ceeds of certain lots o. ice viii he solj for ac-
count of his employer, Claude PoUy, No. i Crsu-
Mary Tobc,tson, chavred r,f.h receiving an?
conceang golI Iocket W0rtlI$s. v'I.c. Lad been
stolen from Louise Lachot, residing Oh Bienye
street near Tic ne, Sent ont in dctaVjt Of bail.
Joseph Iieitner, charged with LrUt&.I' abusing
DAME, Mollanas q wife. at heI residence No. IL
Narais street, or Monday last striking he" n the
face with his fs7, and kicking her in IL a donen
she being ercicnte, Bail gwen.
Mrs. Ranbeau, charged with thraslitug Miss Vic
torne Bermond, on Tuesday last, on Cont street,
; near Burgundy. BaiIgiven:
Wm Sutter, charged with laIubaStinr Adam
T1ess, on Wednesday evening, on Trenl9 street,
below St. Ann. Bail given.
Srr1 Hr.~I 8; OF THE ST. LpyS SIA~i5 =, Al
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