New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-08
Kecorders' Courts.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures Ahern had the sub
oned cases before him Yesterday:

FIRST Observation-Disclosures Ahern had the sub.
joined cases before him yesterday:
A. RoYero was examined on anaffldavit accusing
hlm Of having in his possession stolen tarpaun
valued at ninety dollars, the property of James
Cornlsky, knowing that it had been stolen, and
tiate the charge.
James McGown, driver of car No. II, on the
Ichoupitoulas street line, was arraigned on a
charge OF driving over and killing, on Thursday
evening the unknown white man whose death has
been already noticed in these columns, and whose
body was found atthe corner of Tchoupitouas and
Robin streets. The prisoner was remanded to
jail to await the result of the coroners investiga-
lion. W. H. Conklin, driver on the same line,
is held in custody as witness.
The case Of Robert Gaines colored, accused of
stealing copper from the ruins Of Odd Fellows
Hall, liked for yesterday, was continued to the
18th inst
Peter Cooke, late of the parish of East Baton
Rouge, who is in jail awaiting trial before the
District Court, on charge of obtaining $1,000
from Mr.. G. L. Laughland, of this city, by falsely
representing that he had twenty five bales of cot
ton at Bayou Sara which lie would ship to Mr..
Laughiand, was yesterday brought to the bar, to
answer another complaint He is accused by Nr.
Theodore 'Rundle, No. Ga Magazine street of ut
tering, on the 9Th inst, check on the house of
Messrs. Pike, Lapeyre & Brother, purporting to
be drawn by Mr.. La1ghland whose name was
forged The examination of the case was ap.
pointed for Thursday next, and the prisoner was
remanded.
Emanuel Russell appeared to answer com
plant Of having concealed in a schooner, lying at
Alglers,. some property alleged to have been
stolen. The property is not described in the aft
davit, nor the name Of the owner mentioned. The
affidavit is made by officer r. Lane, of the river
police. The case is set for the 18Th inst.
The case Of Francis Cobbo, negro, who was to
have been examined on a charge of stealing
thousand dollars worth of the property of Nj. B.
NJ Pond, from the store of Mr.. \, Michel, No. So
Common street, was continued to the Goth inst.
Richard Williams, negro having pistol in his
possession, supposed TO be stolen, and John
Brown, negro, for entering the house of John
Bonner, cOlOred on St.Thomas street. with felo-
nious intent, were each sent to the W0rBhouse for
six months; John Dolan, for vagrancy, ninety
days.
Patsey Murphy, William Kirwin, Frank Lavelle,
and John Mullen were committed TO the House of
Refuge as juvenile yagrants.
William A. Harris, for fighting and disturbing
the peace, and John G. Tabler for pedlding in
Dryades market, in contravention of tle city
ordinances, were fined S. each, and Francisco
PORE, for indulging too freely IN the ardent,
was fined S2 so.
SECOND DIsTRICT.-August Strtzinger paid a
fine of $50 for selling decayed cooked meats al
the vegetable market. Martin Mitchell, for same
was fined S25 or thirty days in the Parish Prison
John M0rty, c0lored, was sent to the Workhouse
for sixty days, for larceny.
In the case of Raymond Barra, colOred, charged
with having stolen watch in his possession, it ap-
pears that he was arrested from having carried
the watch to sell TO the same store from which it
had been stolen. Raymond was released on bail,
as well as Mathew Core alias Lewis Decade, col
ored, who claims to have received it from third
party
Henry S. Edwards was sent to the parish prison
to await trial, charged with obtaining his money
and failing to comply with his contract.
James Sullivan for assault and battery, case
continued and sent to the parish prison. .
Adam Anderson was fined Sl0 or twenty days
in the parish prison, for disturbing the peace.
| MTS RhrTy and MrS Smith boOds
for assault and battery.
Join Williams, colored, was sent to the Work.
house for six months, for entering a house with
intent to steal.
Samuel Gitfert. colored, was sent before the
First District Court, charged with stealing SOC
| from E. Grillot.