New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-01

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MARRIED ELEVEN.
First Innings, Second Innings.
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d pa9l!dg' aanning' c. and B. and b. VIM .,,,
Geo Johnston, b B Hacti, ran
e. WEtgst B Harrison VIM, b. T. Harrison. II
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=. hsManus, b. VIM. :. Ole BnddendorG b. Stewart. .
4 r r 9SsSgg Sg p T1nn MIN 9e Cooley b. Buddendorf..
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N'V '~es 0ye'l..'' eyes 6
Total 81 ......... ..... ... 60
ARREsTs.r-Jos. Lawson lcoIored) was arrested
| charged with having no visible means Of support
=, CAPT. Ihos. Rhodes was arrested charged by
f: 2. Gl6bs with enbezzng the sum of Sl54 so.
Mrs Grant was arrested charged by Mrs. Mary
| Cam with assault and threats, and also charged bv
| Sylvia johnson (colored) with committing an as
sault and battery on herself and child
Mary ann Monroe was arrested on Julia street,
charged with being an habitual drunkard disturb.
ing the peace and using obscene language
| Henry Roge was arrested by virtue of a warrant
charged by Ernest Behrnes with assault and bat.
| terry.
George Silver Nagle was arrested charged bv
Henry Roge with assault and battery.
| Frank Scott and James Johnson (coHored iuve-
niles) were arrested charged with pfering on the
leyee and being youthful Vagrants.
| Darling, colored, was arrested by virtue of a
warrant, charged with stealing two gold rings val
ued at SIS.
John Moore and Frank Levelle, minors, were
arrested at No. Al Front Levee street charged
with steahng about $500 in currency. When cap.
tured, they had on their persons S241 Is.
Jas. Allen Ned Robinson and Edmond Permol.
ton, all colored, were arrested charged with run.
nlng their wagons without proper numbers and
! SuUDOSed M
Ann Cullen was arrested on Dryades street
charged with being drunk and disturbing the
peace.
Thomas McGinnis was arrested by virtue of q
warrant, charged by Oliver Thompson with VIC
lent assault and battery.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Louis Jones, colored
was tried yesterday on charge of larceny, ant
acquitted.
On motion of the district attorney, Beauregarj
Jamison and Sam. Murphy, indicted for larceny
were released by virtue of a nol pros
Mrs. Hinchey, similarly indicted was also re
leased, q mol. pros. having been entered in he
case also.
The case of Malvina GarrideI, indicted for lar
ceny was continued.
RECORDER AHERN's CoURT.-1Tary Baptiste, col
N0red, was arraigned, charged with stealing from
the premises of Sarah Williams, coIored, some ar
ucles offemae apparel valued at S82 The pris
oner pleaded guilty to a portion of the charge
and was held in $500 bail for her appearance be.
Jack and VIM. McDermott were arraigned
charged with committing an assault with a siung.
shot, with intent to kill one Bernard Grady They
were held in 5000 bail each, for their appearance
| before the First District Court.
Joe Brown colored, was arragned charged bv
Sarah b. LytaE, colOred, with stealing from her a
pocket book containing 81 So and some articles OF
! wearing apparel She was sent to the w0rkhouse
! for thirty days.
Lous Bauch colored, was arraigned, charged by
/ d. Taylor with attempting to steal pocket book
ana coat He was committed to the workhouse
! for thirty days.
! Aleck Walker, 2olored, was arraigned, charged
with interfering with an officer, and committed for
/ thirty DAYS
Geo Haskell, charged with being vagrant, was
committed for thirty days,
Hen. Wilson and Fl. S, Roberts were both ar
raigned, charged by Edward Lynch (watchman)
with being found in the City Hotel under sus
| plcGqs c-rcumstances, They were sent to the
Workhouse for thirty days.
JAS, GulIlaume, c0ored was arraigned, charged
by Hanson White, colored, with passing on him
a counterfeit $50 gold piece. He was committed
to the Workhouse for thirty days.
Emma Walker aud Josephine Taylor colored,
charged with being lewd and abandoned, were
fined $40 each, or sixty days in tn workhouse.
Ned. Harris and =. Marrabbe charged with
violating city ordinance by committing a
nuisance, were fined SIS.
Chas. Baker and Edw. IRENE, charged with
lighting aud disturbing the peace, were fined Is
each
Aleck Brown, charged with furious driving. was
released on paying fine of s..
John Gibney, charged with being drunk ana
also with furious driving, was released on paying
So fine.
VIM. Lewis, ooored charged with being drank,
was released on paying s. fine.
Cora Ames colured, charged with fighting was
ordered to pay fine of s..
John Jones was aTaIgned, charged with being
drink. Bis condition was such a3 to require i'm.
mediate medical attendance, and he was sent to
no ng1A q
Henry W. Oppermann was arraigned, charged
by Geo. LtVernagee with committing an assault
and battery on him, with intent to kill His case
was fixed, and bail requiredin the sum of $3.50 for
his appearance
Jack and Wm, McDermott were arraigned.
charged by Mrs Catherine Grady with committing
an assault and battery on her. They were held
IN $3.50 bonds each, to keep the peace for six
months.
RECORDER GAsTNEL's CouRr.-Pierre Louis
was arraigned, charged with being an accessory,
after the fact, to the larceny of $1,000 in gold
stolen from the residence of Mr.. Joseph Menen.
dey. He was held to bail in the sum of $500 for
his appearance before the First District Court.
j. Mccain, charged with being drunk and re-
3istng an officer in the discharge of his duty, was
dismissed.
Mike Kern, W. Il. White and C. Fl. Moxlev.
charged With riotous conduct on board the United
States ship Geranium, were discharged.
Elizabeth Richards and Sarah Jane Bates
charged with robbing T. j. Quincy of 81 81, were
both discharged.
Jas. julius, colored was arraigned, charged
with being professional thief, and committed TO
the Workhouse for thirty days.
Kate Miller, charged with being drank and OBJ
scene, was fined $40 or ten days in the workhoase
NJ. g. Parker, charged with being drunk, was
fined $40 or the alternative of ten days ia the
workhouse
Mary Reddin, charged with being drunk, was
sent to the wOrkhouse for thirty days.
JAS. Gallagher, charged with vagrauoy. was com.
mltted to tbe workhouse for ninety DAYS.
VIM. Brennan was arraigned, charged with fight
ing at the Metairie Ridge. He was fined $40 or the
alternative OF ten days impris nment.
Rosalie Green, colored, was arraigned. charged
by Manuel GaEate with committing IN assault and
battery She was placed under bonds for her ap-
peaTance.
RECORDER LErTEN's CouRr.-Jobn TyrelI was
obr@igasa' oara5 charged with being drunk, and dis
Tom Martin, charged With being drunk and dis
l1rRing the peace, was fined $40 or twenty DAYS in
the perish prison. -
igaat2 Limmel was afraigasd charged with lar
geHy, Case cOusinued.
Wm. H0ldTidge was arrsigneJ &a,sd with
being druGk, alsa with beip Etaraptsr.