New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
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wAefs he was employed 81 clerk. was arraignea
Bna nteaaea guilty. WhefeGp0A NE vas remaltled
10 nfis9n t9 2 Wal sentence.
He4gsan Washington. eolarei, Informed against
for Thu lafeeny Of nearly hundred dollars worth II
Of cs1taing from t4e house of John Hausner,
corner % jackson and Water streets, where the
a#ner oI the articles, q Mr. Seymour, had left
them was arraigned and pleaded guilty.
RECORDERS courts.
FIBsT DIsrRIoT-Joha Wilson was brought be /
lore Recorder A hern yesterday to answer charge
q highway robbery. preferred by Thomas Bag
hleaan aidaYt that he was attacked by Wilson |
and sorAe ether man on Poydras street, on the 9tf
Inst. knocked down and robbed Of nineteen dol
lars Ghe prosecutor not appearing, Wilson was
discharged.
Elnam Rainey, accused Of stabbing Thomas
Mcdonald with pocket-knife with intent TO Kill
az tle tTehlef sIAtlon, on the jackson Railroad,
on tie l4th z. Ct last month, was discharged
james einneg. charged with the larceny of a
silver Wateh from James M. Showers, in a coffee
house on 9eraide street, on tie 90til ult was ex-
arnlned ana tne case dismissed, the evidence fail
lag II s5oW saat felony vas intended.
the accusation Of z, Malone, that he had passed
counterfeit one dollar bill, knowing ii to be
ana the case was set for the 10th inst.
sseelge Tyler and William Shields are to be ex-
alllns0 On Lne list inst. on d charge of larceny,
Matthew Lagan having made affidavit that on
the night OF the 9Th inst, about SSf worth of
Y sheet copper was Stolen from his shop, No. 9 Tri-
committed by the accused.
. ehafge of iareenYs against Henry Neiman has
Il been set Tor the l7th. "a. Pepere0rn complains
7 that Aeinan stole from an aFmoir in the proseeu-
on Monday last
mary scott, colored, was arraigned on charge
e ~ steSilng ~ worth of eroekery and glass ware
& from tAe house OF anthony Fleming, coiored, and
her case was fixed for the 2lst
~ fefefa Harris, negro. nrrnStnd. Stea1np "A
+ honoE morse; George Dayton for vagrancy, aud
lsaoEila Green. Margaret Williams, MAY McDon-
ste, 9tlaget tS9iinn and Maria Chapman, LEVIED and
d9sofaeEsY women from Dryades street. were sent
to the Workhouse for SIX months
MARY ann Sary5 Elizabeth Galligan and Mary
l3unant, found drunk on Dryades street, Mary Nell
E llsan picked up Julia street, in the same cond
= nen, were sentenced to ninety days in the WorS-
house, and Il negro named james Wallace, a sIs-
h p1ri9lls character, for thirty days.
AL ~, Die ckinsonl for violating city ordinance Ne.
a62s at the steamboat landing on Thursday last
and Francis Malyy brought before the court for
violent assault and battery upon Mary W. Merr-
4 weather on sunday night, were fined s25 each.
Charles Johnson, negro, for being drunk and
Il dlsINrblng tho peace on Liberty street, Monday
+ night, was fined 500
Thomas IA Bennett. for carrying revoive
coneeaisd; Hattie Spiles and Annie Jones 70
being aFunkand disorderly on Basin street: Jat%
Tart fors being drunk and striking officer Francis
( KennedE on Camp street. and Edward Seanlan
and 4. Fitzp patrick, for fighting on st. Charles
Tim 0'Keefe, accused BY Mary Gernon Of dis
tnFblng The peace of her house on Julia street was
qischaIged and she was malesed in the sum of S.
heIself, the proof showing that whatever harm
was done it was by herself.
SIMON. Duff and Thomas HandrY for drunken
y ness. were fined IS each.
James tfrandon, John Welsh, Patrick Sherron
Bernard Casey, James Lowery. Michael Lewis and
+ John Sweeney. were each fined 81 SO for being
drunk on the streets.
SECOND DIsTRTCT.- Sixty days at the Workhouse
Were accorded to Mrs. Ludlow, for lying drunk at
tie Postoffiee; to Billion Griffin colored, for lar
eeny upon the legee from George Miller colofed
ana to MelYna MoFiissT, cooreds for seandaiizing
Bienyilie street.
For drunkenness, Alexander Cross colored
from Bssnline street, was fined SO; Henry 0bef-
man. On Gustomlpuse street, s5, as well as Pierre
g aaastfr and Louis Princeyal. both on Bourbon
street, Nicolas YerrDux, on Old Levee street, and
for beiag unable to take care Of his mule besides
anu to James Bingham, obscene language on
Traine street, and to George Williams, Interfering
vita an officer in the discharge Of his duty onI
a Bis1aYille street; 81 so was demanded of James
Coleman for violating city ordinance No. 938, on
NiliaS6 street; fron G, Hamilton, for interfering
Eitlf an officer in the discharge of his duty and
sle5tleIn Michael Roche and John Gallaher.
THIRD DEsrRIor. M. Conners, for insult and
abuse ct III. NInet, was bound to keep the peace /
for siNfaontls.
lAaE Brown, charged with larceny was sent TO
tha aY ofkhouse for sixb u days.
Iaaies Feeney, for drnnkanness and using OBJ /
acese language, vas iinRd S..
JOHN Monahan was fined 50 80 for lying drunk |
en- tlls BaRquetIe.
P5f MeGuiloch was fined s. for insult Of P.
Newman.
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