New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-20

duriue bis absence be exee1tsd Ill q II 33 W
tFlGt which Was ~ lHsarTeeton a9ar9ttie e.6aTr
~ ~ ~, a!id aatII Drought suit daring lie za1
proclamation eie.; he acqaired ro Figb4, y t i Il
tSn ne eniorced 10 pas courts. Wells oonfd nd
: assign rights which hs sdd not himself pgssosq.
H. 9II.h o. liyf4ies W: BoudoHsgaie and F0rtfey
ne cg4rt Euies tnat loFtier bF Ills arfe MI
almseif ont to third parties as a parfnaI ~ II,
HFiH, aad was therefore liza bic solidarity IA fheTn
Whatever may have heenthe intentions ef fffe mar
eis1 Ds5Msea themselves Jud gment reversed and
ordered that PLAINTIFF recover from Borflo5sos
2 FoFtier in SOltlO. = NoUadulG Q
c.ss ~. Mich 5laspier v. San MafusI Insurance
and indsre5,t re- 4.
"a state 5a f ah costs IN beth conFts
Loeb vs. Judge Fifth District Congt y
gFalltea agaihsG tne Jldge Of the Fiftt Districf
Court to grant the susPensve appeal prs for
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
In this court yesterday, Judge Abeu presiding.
the following proceedings seFe baS PtS74aiiiSs
James L. Purdy, alias j. u, Jordan i,fn.r,a5
against for forging check for sld0 XII ,.I,rrnTt.
ing to have been signed bg James X fH,1bgi
aad draFh l u2on ne Bank Of Commerce, vas
The district attorrsy FLED the f9lloxirg. i.sor.
| NATIONS: w iSiiof w lAiaof-
Against Fanny Frapsis, coIssed: Thomas run.
mnghami John stewart alias 5ohn stuard and.
Patsy Seotteagh aceassd Of senarate ia
| Against James F. Burke acessad Of robfery
and ais5 OF carrying Concealed Teanons ~
| Against Leon Tomatis, eolored and gJ4onoas
ikenny, accused sePafateyof of wounding With 4
| Against Fred. Thomas, for eafryine concealed
weapons. e'tAosa1ea
In the eases of Johs o. Noble. accnse5 # ~.
tainlng ], 5Fosa a lessrs q. VI iraham lS GO. the
Snhlof s46O5. ~ false Representations ard T,frf
". Goats, charged with the larceny nj . 1,I-t
2ook containing Sl5 in money AMI 4 csr4ifasIa IL
deposit Tor eighty doars7 from II il. Etleri5ae
t the alstFiet entered noe pgoaeqt lii
me case Of Noble, the principal B4tness Isd feft
the CITY permanently; and IL the case of f,oatee
who il said to have been lately ,s,r,sf @
federal army tie witnesses e5uld not15s found.
parties pleading not guilty:
Thomas Behan, indicted for murder
5ohn Holly and Jehn Sehoedar aiia74snanncr
indicted for burglary armed with laagerous
weapon, and for rape.
~ Rose, as principal, and Harris Aagsbarns
A. accessory before thessct. indicted fvs setting
ire to q mansion hou3er
RECORDERS ooUars,
FIRST Observation-Disclosures GooSrad agresfed
several days ago, charged by P. Nslone with pas
amlned before Recorder Ahern ana the prtIseet1-
tionwas dismissed.
Frank Msyfeld. ARRESTED at the instance Of a
negro :, named Gabriel Clayton, r4id charged
that MaYield had made violent assanlt mon
him with intent to kill was discharged Yesterday.
no prosecutor appearing.
lhe case of Mathew Ashland, accused af striJS-
n wit
tent to hill, vas compromised between the par
ties, and the recorder let Ashland ofs upon his
paying fine of ten dollars.
Elizabeth jackson, coloEed woman employed
as chambermaid on the steamer Magenta was ar
raigned yesterday, upoaa complaint charging her
with stealing from time to time from al board
tie steamer. pillow cases, Sheets towels ard other
articles. Her case was set for Saturday naxt On
searching her residence on Goodchldren street
near St Anthony, number Of articles alleged
TO have been identified as part of tile property
st@gnw feand.
A negro named Andrew jackson was brourht
up charged with stealing threa oFercoats on sun
Dag from the store of Cfamer 3sBergeman No. 96
Gravler ssreet. The case was fixed for the 90th
inst,
Pinkney Clark, Baptiste johnson and JeffPaVne.
soldiers OF the 39th colored infantry, were sem
teBehd to ten days Imprisonment in the Parish
Jail for assaulting officer 0'Keefs on his beat on
Magazine street, about two o'elSek on Sunday
morning.
Mrs Harriet, Kate Hart Mary Lawer and Biddy
lush, complained of by Mary A. Coolis, (who re-
sides at No. 242 Circus street, andfEom whom they
rented part of the premses), for disturbing the
peace and $ keeping dsorderly brothel,n were
required to give security for one hnudred dollars
each that they will keep the peace or go to the =
Parish Prison for one month.
Several of the visitors attracted here from other
cities III the hope of d0iDga profitable business in
the thievng line during the fair, having been ar
rested by the police, were brought before the
Recorder yesterday. Que of tie gentry, Paul
LlDSsr WIS senlelGeu 10 months IN the w OK
house, should he fail to furnish security in the sum
of one thousand dollars for his good behavior dur
ing the year. Six morel of the same sort, Daniel
Seymour, Franklin Weston, james Thompson, Geo.
King II. Seymour and James Mccarthy were re-
qufged to furnish bali in the sum of one thousand
dollars each to appear on tie 30th inst, to answer
a charge Of Vagranoy.
Charles Harris, negro, a suspected character
was sent to the Workhouse for ninety days
Willis Clark, negro, for drawing knife on
Officer Luddy, on Poydras street, on Sunday
night, was sentenced to pay fine of $40, or go to
the WorkhOuse for sixty days
Stephen Durand and John Lathune, for being
drunk on the streets and disturbing the peace,
We're fined 4l5 each.
Daniel Callaghan and Pat Baldwin for refusing
to assist Officer Sullivan, when called upon. in
making an arrest; John Colloran and Pat Fianni-
gan, for being drunk and. fighting; j. p Oekers.
Tor obtaining refreshments from Richard Teader,
IN Poydras markatsand refusing to pay for them;
David Murphy, for lying drunk on the streets.
Joseph Harris, negro, for ndeeencv on Julia
street, and Stephen Durana, for drunkenness and
abusing officer Taylor, were fined SO each.
Fred. Schmall, found in the Planters Hotel un-
der suspicious circumstances, Mary Mccarthy and
I4llza6eth Waters, for drunkenness, and James
each.
Thomas Perkins, for assaultDg Sally White and
threatening her life; aadi David Kennedy Joseph
Grant, owen Donovan, Michael Connolly, Mary
Reading James Carr, John Mahony and Patrick
Welsh ior drunkenness, were fined S24 each.
SECoEp DlsTRIcT.-Louis Margot, for lying
drunk on St. Peter street, was sent to the
Workheuse for ninety days. Also, Baptiste Mailo,
charged with burglary. For being drunk Antonio
Abraham, at the ferry wharf; John Fitzpatrick
and John Lucas, BienYlls street, were fined So
each.
T44RD DIsTR1GT.-FraaE Hudson, charged with
passing himse& off as . police officer was fined
Sz5. dis particular otielse was going into oyster
saloons and showing police badge for payment.
~ ". Perrlll, negro, Has fined s25 tor insulting
and abusing ladies in the French Market, at about
u Sunday morniqg. Michael McGeary also
fined for tha same ofense day or two since, and
was sent the Parish Prison for ten days Fester-
dsy for being druAk and having no SO to pay for
the ot1enSe. Margaret Hagan vas fined 81 for
drnnken1cFs- -upoa Front Leyee street, and Mike
Ullman and Wm. Wirs were fin4d $l6 each for an
agsraEati0n Of the same otlease. For violating
city ordinance lphn Barrett raid S..
Tie amount pajd into the treasury yesterday
was SLIT 50 by Recorder Lstten, The business in
this court daring the past Eeek has been dull but
dGmg the month of October the sum paid in
accounted 10 over $1,000. During the month of
Soyember the lookup Of this district has scarcely
averaged three prisoners day.
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List Of dispatches remaining ut die telegraph
office for want Of proper address; James Aayher,
JnO. w =. Murren or w, HicBle Thos II Caftar