New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-12
VOLUME XV.

The CouRTs.-In the supreme court yesterday
cases were fixed Tor the November term During
the remainder Of the present term no cases VIII be
tried.
The Third District Court was not in session yes,
terday, and will not be until Thursday next, in
consequence Of the indisposition of Judge Eel
lows.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JudJe AJel.-The grand
urv Yesterday presented true bill against Morris
Abrams for swDdIlng,
VIM. Dingle and Paul Dejean were tried for lar
cenv and found guilty
Pierre RE Petruchi plead guilty to the charge Of
assault and battery and was sentenced to one
months imprisonment.
E. W. Bokern accused Of embezzement, and
Catherine TO- charged with assault and battery,
were dismissed by mol. pros.
RECORDER AHERE's CoURT.-Albert Hunter, a
coored youth about sixteen years of age, was
committed for trial to the Criminal Court on
| charge of larceny. He was prosecuted by Simon
Neil for stealing bolt of linen check from his
store Dryades street, the accused being arrested
Immediately after the occurrence by officer Nc
! Entee, of this court Bail $3.50.
VIM Sutton, colored, charged with assaulting
| j. B. frempt in Poydras street market, was fined
| S25. In default of handing over that amount, he
was ordered to be entertained for ninety days in
| the workhOuse.
| c. Cozzicn was arraigned on the affidavit of Ade
line Francois, who alleges that the accused forcibly
|
| to appear for examination on the 18th.
w. Kserief was arraigned on the affidavit Of
| officer Maoy, on charge made by Victor Theze,
| of having stolen mule IN his possession. The
| case is to be investigated on the llth inst.
| Kitty Sheridan was charged by Bridget Iiqul,
| No. Enterprise street, her next door neighbor,
with very violently whacking complainant's daugh-
ter. Kitty, according to the charge, doesn't
waste her sweetness on the desert air-apparenty
not having any Of it, so far as temper is con
eerned, either to waste OF take care Of. The 10th
| is fixed for turthur inquiry.
4 VIM. Weibert Peter Wolf and VIM Werner were
arraigned, being indicted for the crime Of murder.
They pleaded not guilty, and were remanded to
prison to await trial.
John McHugh, John Murphy, F. O'Brien, John
Brannon and Roger Cogan we're arraigned on
charges of robbery, pleaded not guilty, and were
remanded for trial
RECORDER GAsTIEEL's CoURT.-The only case
worth noting, before this recorder, was that of
} Tom Ford, who has been making the most earnest
efforts to ford successfully the bulgng streams OF
whisky which, as ii were, runs through the city.
The recorder thought that three months sojourn
on dry land would do him no harm, and accord
ingy committed him for that period to the keeping
of Capt. Address. whose institution though in the
, " Louisiana low-lands," is, nevertheless, dry
. enough for abnormal residents.
Silvain Bartlett gave bail to answer, on the 10th
the charge of Deputy Assistant Street Commis
8 soner E. A. Parker, of violating ordinance Sl9l
in erecting shed or stall on Penn street.
Pat Clifford, who was SO indiscreet and unmanly
as to threaten the life of Mrs Plunkett was placed
e under bond to keep the peace for the next si2
months.
Henry Johnson colored, arrested by that activ'
officer, Wm. Mooney, for purloning in st. Mary
market, was sent to the workhouse for sixty days
q The following charges were investigated and dis
n missed: The charge Of swindling, preferred b.
= Adele johnson, colored, against G. NJ. Wickltfe
The charge of threats and larceny against F. j
It Kastner, by John Davidson and Peter Kline. Tn
+ charge against John Swiggett Of having sack 9
It corn in his possession supposed to be stolen Tn
charge of stealing dog, against Michael Rogers
r The charge against George Henry and Clinton Nc
II Vey Of assault and battery with intent to kill.
IS RECORDER LETTEN's CoURT.-C Larring wa
IS charged as dangerous and suspicious character
r and was committed to the workhouse for sixt
! days in default of giving voucher for his respec
e ability.
al The charge against N. Loman and W. 0ltenbur
1t for violating ordinance No. 503, was continued
n The other trivial cases were Of no interest.
RECORDER YENNARD's CoURT.-Daniel Brow
y charged with carrying a concealed weapon, We
If fined SlG and the weapon was confscated.
" A few other cases OF no importance were appr
priately disposed of.