New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-19
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1866.

Dull ldylOr, c0lGreu, was arrested On d slhllIdl
charge.
Patrick Bayne, 10th United States Infantry, was
arrested, on Tchoupitoulas street, charged with
lighting and disturbing the peace. He was turned
over to the provost MARSHAL
Louis Blank was arrested at the st. Charles
hotel, charged with committing an assault and
battery.
Anne Barnes was arrested, charged with the
larceny of silver watch. .-.---
A. Mowbray was arrested in the Academy of
Music, charged by Cons. Deiser with disturbing
the peace.
George Kent was arrested charged by T. ].
Coreoran with insulting and abusing ladies on the
street.
John McGinnis, 18th U. s. Infantry, was ar
rested, charged with being drunk and disturbing
the peace.
FIRE.-A fire supposed to be accidental broke
out in the kitchen of house corner of Love and
Spain streets, occupied by Mrs. Meyer as
grocery store. The damage was slight and the
property insured in the Merchants Insurance Com
pany. :t'
D1Ep.-Michael Lynch who was stabbed on last
Saturday night expired yesterday at his residence
No. COL Love street.
MISSIONARY MEETING.-From a notice in to-
days paper it will be seen that Missionary Meet
ing will be held tonight at the Carondelet street
Methodist church, in which some of the most dis
tinguished members of the General Conference,
now in session in this city, will take part. The
occasion will be very interesting one.
RECORDER AHERN's CoURT-The following is
the amount of money paid into the treasury by
Recorder Ahern, being the receipts of fines First
G., Al.
ending April IA, 1866: First week ending March
3lst s2l4 70; second week ending April 7th,
SS97 90 third week ending April 14th, $7O6 so.
turbing the peace of Notre Dame street. She was
required to give $3.50 bonds to keep the peace for
six months.
Peter McDermott, John Brognan, Jas. Killoun
John Benson, and Mrs. McDermott were ar.
raigned, charged with being drunk and disturbing
the peace OF Girod street. Mrs. McDermott was
| further charged with keeping disorderly house
ana was lined s25, or sixty days in the work
house the first named suffered similar sentence
while the others were fined $40 each, or sixty days
in the workhouse.
Alice and Ellen Nibles were both arraigned,
charged with being lewd and abandoned They
were committed to the workhouse for sixtv da vS
each.
John O'Donnell youth, was arraigned, charged
with throwing stones into the yard OF the house of
refuge. He was at first committed to that institn-
was released, and admonished to go and sin no
| more.
| Sam Burke and Peter McDermott were arraigned
charged with being drunk. They were required
to give $3.50 bonds to be of good behavior far 81 y
months
Robert Young (colored) was arraigned, charged
| by Archie Carter (coored) with stabbinc his son
He was committed to the workhouse for si1
months. ~ 90
VIM. Kelly, charged with being vaerant, wa
committed to the workhouse for SIX mouths.
Peter Taylor (colored) charged with havin,
stolen goodsin his possession was committed t
| the workhouse for six months
Patrick Thomas, charged with being drunk, wa
fined SO or sixty days in the workhouse.
owen Hennessey, charged with having stole
Sotton IA ms possession, was fined SIS or thirt
days in the workhouse
Jas. dohn was arragned, charged with disturb
ing the peace. He was fined sl6 or thirty days
the workhouse.
Il Henry Rich was agrsigned charged with hein
arulh. ne was hhed 50 or tweaty 5deJc in tn
Dan. Whietfeld and Pat McGinty, charge
with being drunk, were fined S. each or twent
days in the workhouse.
RECORDER LETTES's CoURT-Conelius Bowl
was arraigned, charged by Mrs. Lawrence witt
assault and battery. He entered bends for hi
appearance.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence, charged by Corneliu
Boyle with breach OF the peace and trespass, wa
| required to give bonds.
Wm. Lewis and Sohn McDougal were arraigne.
charged with fighting and disturbing the peace
They were fined S5 each.
W. BiddIe, charged with being vagrant, wa
dismissed.
RECORDER VENNARD's CoURT.-Johp Sander
was arraigned, charged by j. Nc civilians with lar
I'ceny. He was discharged.
John Levi was arraigned, charged with mali
ciously cutting a;mule belonging to D. F.Wiiams
ICase continued.
/ Charles Bbb, colored, charged with ndecen
lconduct on st. Andrew street, semitic the PAL
Iish prison for thirty days.
Margaret Bulker, charged with being drank, wa
fined IS or thirty days in the workhouse.
Arthur Sumpter, colored, charged with larceny
was discharged.
Ellen Sumpter, colored, was arraigned charge
with larceny, found guilty, and sent to the worl
house for sixty days.
James Grogan and James Kelly, charged wit
lighting and disturbing the peace, were required t
give bonds to keep the peace, and fined 81 so eac
or parish prison for five days.
j. Kault was arraigned, charged with sellin
powder without license. He was fined $40, c
undergo five days Imprisonment in the paris
prison.
Joe Smith, colored, was arraigned, charged wit
being suspicious character. His case was cor
tinued until he could produce evidence of his goo
, character.
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