New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-08

FIRST DIsTRICT.-E. Rose and Harris Abrahams,
the two arrested for setting fire to the hoop
skirt factory, 204 Canal street. on Sunday night,
had hearing before Recorder AheTn yesterday.
Rose as principal, and Abrahams as accessory, are
charged by Mr. GanuCheau, secretary of the Ma
tional Marine Fire Insurance Co.. with endeavofing
to defraud said company, in which hbrahams had
a policy of 5000 on the stock in the building.
The case has been fixed for Friday, 10Th, aud ac-
cused remanded without bail.
Several butchers in the POydras Market were
arrested for selling meat after the hour Of u NJ.
and delay in cleaning their stalls. Whilst the sale
of meats was not proven, they were discharged
with the intimatiOn that more prOmptness would
be required in future.
Chas. Branche, drunk and disregarding orders
in relation to closing cof'eehouses, was faed $40
or twenty days parish prison.
j. H. German fears bodily injury at the hands OF
G.. N. Raymond, and prays the protecting wing of
the law. AS a fine for past insult and abuse, the
latter had TO pay S., and, as acheck for the future,
was compelled to furnish $500 peace bonds, or go
TO prison for month.
George Wilson, charged by Ben. H. Rogers with
stealing trunk containing $50 worth o. clothes
from the steamer Southern Star as well as laying
violent hands on portion Of the stores of SAID
ship, was sent to the wOrkhouse for six months.
Hannah Casey, insulting and abusing Jn0. Han
l'n on EratO street, was ordered to the workhouse
for sixty days, or the alternative of furnishing
voucher for her future good behavior.
| James Hetener aud Frank Carter, charged with
| hurgariously entering the store OF z. CoDery on
Front street, on the night Of the 2lst July, and
| feionioIsly taking theiefrom six chests Of tea
valued at $3.50, were discharged, there being no
| evidence to justify the accusation.
John Riley, Jack Lee, VIM. Smith, Chas. Nc.
CarLhy alias Jno. Jackson, subsequently arrested
| as the guilty parties, were sent TO the First Dis
trict Court, with $1,000 bail each.
! Dan. Scott, colOred detected in carrying con
cealed revolver, on St. Charles street, YVES fined
twenty five dollars. or sixty days in the work
house, besides forfeiting his ownership in the
weapon
Milton Walker and Thos. Brown, for the same
nIense, fned twenty-five dollars, or thirty days in
the workhouse, and firearms likewise contiscated.
| Dan. Costello attempted to disturb the tram
qniity of St. Charles street, and was mucted in
the sum Of two dollars and half.
Ned. Roach did the same thing on Magazine
| street, and was fined the same amount
| SECOND DIsTRIGT.-David Tribute, colored
charged by Sarah Wright, OF the same complexion,
| with larceny and assault with deadly intent was
sent before the criminal court Bail, $500
George Griffin was considered by the recorder
dangerous and suspicious TO the extent of thirty
days in the workhou,e.
VIM Harry, colored man, for assaulting John
! Felix, another colored man, on Dauphine sIeet
was sent to Jail for couple Of weeks to ruminate
On his recklessaess.
I W. H. Williams. charged with assaultng his
mother and abusing her family, was compelled t
give bond for his good behayiorfor three months
I Mary Adolph and Ann Brown, both negresses
for a little reciprocal belligerent exercise were
ordered to the parish prison, five and fifteen day
respectively.
n Louis Fountain and z. Fix, both drunk, and th
latter guilty Of cruelty to Lis fellow animals, has
to nay 81 so each.
IHiKD D1srRICT - Octave Edward, colored
, charged with larceny, goes to the workAonse 70
| SIX months.
: Edward Murphy, inebriety, $40.
Willis, coored, who has 10 local habitation, n
wife nor bed, was furnished quarters in the work
? house for sixty days
Cecelia coIored, assaulting and battering Lizzi
Tor, G,a .+l,;,
Z Pauline Rayello, charged by J. P. Green wit
! stabbing aud attempting to kill him, wasremande
? for examination
f a number of cases were continued until to-day