New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-12
FRIDAY MORNING., JANUARY I2, 1866.

for office; at all events he has all the sympa-
thies of the /" cuiud pussonsi who cape at his
tremendous music box with open mouths and
staring eyes, especially when in playing the "Tro-
vatore " the sounds as of real drum are heard to
issue from the cavarnous interior Of the musical
vehicle. The horse organ grinder, however, has a
powerful rival in a confrere who sports monkey
horses are useful, but monkeys are agreeable.
We have remarked larger crowds of juvenile con-
trabands around the monkey than around the
horse-a fellow feeling makes us kind On with
the music make the welkin ring. en- organ grin
der in our mind is like the memory Of times that
are past, pleasant and mournful to the soul
ARRESTS FOR LAECENY.-trhe following indi-
yiduals arrested yesterday in various parts
of the city: Peter Dudley, colorsd, for stealing
corn at the steamboat landing; Lizzie Taylor,
colored for stealing cotton; Christ Davis colored,
for stealing cotton; Joseph Joe, colored, for
stealing coat; Peter Coleman, coorea for steal
4 ing wood: Henderson Walker, colored, for steal
ing cotton; j. II. jenkins, (not JenEins) for
llorfe stealing, and John Donnelly, for stealing
cotton.
This is quite respectable " number Of arrests
: for larceny in one day, and should be caution
TO our citizens to keep watch and ward over their
property.
FIRST DIsTRIeT CouRT-The State of Louisiana
in relation to Matt. j. Crocker and Jaspar C.
Hazel, asking for writ of habeas corpus, VS..
Charles Bienyenu, Sheriff of the parish of Orleaus.
H. G. Castellanos, Esq, for the REALTORS, r. King
| Cutler FOR the State.
It is ordered by the Court that the further trial
of this writ be postponed until Saturday next, l3t
inst. at IL o'clock A. NJ, and that the prisoners
! Matt. j. Crocker and Jaspar c. Hazel, be admitted
to bail in the sum of $500 EACH conditioned as
} the law directs.
State vs. John McCaffray and David Duke.
charged with the murder of Charles Ward, COM
mtted on the evening of the 18th of August, 1865
: in Harres cofeehouse, situated at the corner of
: St. Joseph and Tehonpitoulas streets. Witnesses
, sworn the part OF the State-Dr Ieiser, DR..
Barnes, DR.. Dyer, Sergt Baum.
The Court, after hearing the testimony given by
the above witnesses took recess till O'Clock in
the evening.
to examine, (about twenty -fve,) the Court,
after taking testimony, adjourned till 10 O'Clock
this morning, when the case will be continued.
i, RECORDER GAsrINELs CouRr.-Peter Abrams
: coored charged by e. Gardner with larceny, was
turned over TO the Freedmen's Bureau.
F Robert Robertson, cOlOred, for committing 6
nuisance, and Joseph Singer, for drunkenness
were sentenced to q fine OF 81 each, or two days
imprisonment.
Aug. Yigntron, q vagrant, was sent for sixty
+ days to the worEhouse.
: George Desiver, of African descent charged b.
Wm. Capellia with refusing to pay him for refresh
t ments received, and also WITH abusing him, wa
q sent to the parish prison for three days.
4 Henry Yaning was sentenced to pay fine o
\ 81 So or be imprisoned for two days, for driving
with unlawful rapidity.
There were eight prisoners dismissed upon warn
GUS charges, upon examination.
Il RECORDER KRuEBBE's CoURT.-The following
prisoners were sent for trial to the First Distrc
Court:
!, Mr.. Mahoney charged by Charles Addele will
assault and battery with intent to kill allowed t.
. bail in the OF $250.
/. Pat Coyle, charged with stealing set of har
+! ness allowed to furnish bail in the sum of $500
+ VIM Henry eolored, charged by Mr.. Brady witt
e stealing keg of lard from the store of Graham
K g. Co.. allowed to furnish bail in the sum of 5000
II John Harper. charged with striking the wife o
6 his bosom over the Head, with the intention O
G thereby becoming widower, was sentenced to S
u fine, ten days imprisonment, or furnish bonds TO
Il six months in the sum of $3.50 to keep the peace
n James Conongh darkey H. for stealing cotton
8 Lizzie Taylor, colored, for stealing cotton, wa
o sent for thirty days to the worhhouse.
d John Kelly, charged with being dangerous an'
:. suspicious character and carrying concealed wea
y pons, was sentenced to pay 4. fine Of SIS or b
G imprisoned for twenty days in the parish prison,
Peter Dudley, charged with cutting open corr
n sacks and stealing corn from the same, was sen
e stenced to fine Of $40 thirty days in the work
u house.
!, Mrs Moran and Martha Jordan, for being drum
! and using obscene language, were each sentence
to fine Of five dollars or ten days in the worh
l. Put Gray ard Wm. Webb were each fined te
't dollars for interfering with officers Coyle IN
Id rranor in the discharge of their duty, and assaul
t. ing them Gray, who, it seems, is bad tempered
er IS further charged with beating the prisoners
10 the lookup.
1f PEoyosr CoURT.-Edward Barlow, deserte
Of from the blst IT, S. Colored Infantry charged wit
- stealing SITS in greenbacls, $50 in gold and s.
r3 in silver, from c0lored man named Edward Ale,
ii. ander, residing at Tefrebonne Station, was foul
guilty; but his sentence was reserved by IL
@. Judge until he shall be tried for desertion by b
~ rerimental officers.
= L. Napoleon, 8lst u s. Colored Infantry, charge
to with carrying concealed weapons, to-wit: oade
nj revolver, was sentenced to one months imprso
a mlent in the police Jail; but the Judge afterwar'
I'M recalled his sentence, and ordered Napoleon
mt report to his regiment
on Jack Cotton, cclored, q government teamste
charged with stealing ten bales of governme
TO- hay, was sentenced to three months imprisonne
,e- in the police jail
of The case Of J L. Bonner, charged with wren
ch fully selling government property, was continn
nw till to-day.
led government property and Offering the same
e;s sale, was fixed for the 18th prox.
u LARGE SALE OF $50 CASES Doors AND SHol
i'd direct from the manufacturers, to which the atte
ton of city and country buyers is requested, Il
ou day. at 10 o'clock, by Vincent Co., at their al
ant ton rooms, No. 1G Charlres street.
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m, RED JACKET BIrrERs.--By reference to the 6
SEQ nouncement of Messrs. Gray Norris, in @
INV advertising columns it will be perceived Il
ore there is no longer dearth in this market of t
ON famous Red Jacket Btters, as they are now p
te pared to meet the extraordinary and constan
NV, NV growing demand for that medicinal beverage.
5ou list of Wholesale druggists and grocers from VIII
be the bitters ean be procured by the country tra
,na upon the same terms as from Mcssrs. Gray
bja Norris, will also be found in our advertis
len columns.
and
/. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, HARNESS, E
Under the auction head it will be seen that Mess
Michigan & Won Zinkcn will auction to-day
assortment of household furniture, and la
. lot Of harness, etc.
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