New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-04

FIRST DIsrRIoT.-The charge against n Drey-
fus of obtaining goods under false pretenses to
the value Of $1,000, was withdrawn at the request
of Ernest Malus prosecutor on behalf of Messrs.
E. S. Benedict Son, from whom the goods were
obtained.
Walter Blanch colored, was charged with lar
ceny in feloniousIy carrying away pair of pants
for the sth inst, and bail required to the amount
of Sl00.
John Connel was arraigned, charged by Samuel
Snipes, colored, with assault and battery with in
tent to kill. He was held in $3.50 bail for his
appearance on the 18th inst.
Jennie Harrison, eolored, was arragned,
charged by Caroline Hinchy with abusing and
threatening her with personal violence and held
in sl00 bail for her appearance on the l1th inst
Hysen Harrison, colored, is also charged in the
affidavit by the same party with similar offense,
but as yet has not been arrested.
Mary McCuel, colored was arraigned, charged
by Lucinda Geddes (eolored) with insulting and
threatening her with personal violence. She was
held in sl00 bail to appear on the llth inst.
Charles Muller was arraigned charged with
| having on the I'd inst on Perdido street, unpro.
yokedy assaulted one Paul Spindler. The case
was fixed for the 18th inst, and bail required in
$3.50 for his appearance.
Lizzie DeConrsey and Louis Henderson, both
colored were arraigned charged by A. Fftzpat-
rick with having committed on the evening of the
18th September, the larceny of $500 in currency,
Thescase was fixed for the 18th inst.,; bail $500.
Thomas Wallace, charged by the chief of police
N
til the 11th inst, and $1,000 bail required for his
appearance on that day.
Peter Spencer, colored, charged with assault
and battery by s. a. Gray, had his case continued
until the 9Th inst, and hail demanded in $500.
The case of Chas. g. Smedes of the st. James
HOTEL charged by Dr.. Burns, health officer, with
violating the health ordinance by emptying fetid
and injurious matter into the cutters, was CON
tinued indefinitely.
Mrs. Tieman was charged by John O'Grady
with disturbing the peace, and held in $3.50 bonds
to keep the peace for six months, which bonds
she furnished, and was released.
Lewis Hancock, charged with committing an
assault and battery on B. Romback, was com
mitted to the parish prison in default of $3.50 bail
to keep the peace, which he failed to furnish.
Geo. Smith, colored, was charged with assault
and battery on VIM. Murphy, and required to give
slOO bonds to keep the peace for six months, or
thirty days in the Parish Prison.
Mary Corcoran, charged by Day. Corcoran with
being drunk and disturbing the peace, was dis
charged.
Ed Clark, charged with being drunk, was dis
charged.
Robert Washington and Thos Henry, both col
ored, charged with feloniously taking away from
No. 529 Bacchus street, the sum of $3.50 the
former was sent to the Workhonse for six months
the latter died in the Parish Prison on the I7ti
utimo.
Isabella Harrison, colored, was charged by
Amelia johnson, colored with larceny and com
mitted to the Workhouse for six months.
Mary Corcoran was charged with assault anG
battery by David Corcoran, and was dismissed.
Dave Monaghan was charged by Messrs. Drum
mond, Doig & Co. with larceny, and sent to the
Workhouse for six months.
George Webster, John Mcclellan, Jas. Fowler
| and Mary Ann Johnson, all colored were char ed
with fighting and disturbing the peace. The lat
ter was committed to the Workhouse for ninety
days, and the others fined SO each or thirty days
in the Workhouse.
". Colon, charged with being drunk and dis.
turblng the peace, was fined $40, or twenty day.
in the Parish Prison.
| Amelia and Antoine Weaver, both colored, yert
arrested, charged with fighting, disturbing thu
peace and using obscene language: the forme,
was arraigned on the above charge and fined SO
IL vas subsequently ascertained that Antoine, who
occupied the same cell as Amelia Weaver the
| night Previous was severely beaten by her; being
In pregnant condition, her injuries were of sucf
nature as to require medical attention, and she
was conveyed to the hospital.
Thomas Paul, colored, was charged with expos
ing his person and fined So or thirty days in the
WOrkh0use.
Thomas Pipe, col0red, was charged with carry
/ ing concealed weapons and fined SO.
Bernard McGoyern, was charged with interfer
ing and re isttng the officer and released on pay
| ing S. fine.
| Richard Walker colored, of the 8lst q. s. G. L
charged with riding in cab and refusing t.
pay for the same, was fined S5-amount to b.
used in remunerating the cab driver. He wa
committed to await the order of the militar
authorities.
steph. Leary mot o.l, VIM. Bagley, Mchae
Cronan, charged with stealing barrel Of whisk
on 18th nlt., IRON post No. 81, belonging to th
steamship Cuba WiIherspoon, Haisey s. Co
agents. Leary was discharged. The other tw
each.
SECOND DIsrRIor-- Margaret Cowly, who coul
i not exactly remember how many times she ha
9een Rought before the court, was sent, wit
: Josephine Lewis, for disorderly conduct to tn
WOrknouse for ninety days.
Mr.. J. W. Gwinn appeared before the court, i
his stocking feet charged with being suspieio',