New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

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ton. But they can fret and fume everythingi
around them resolves with the same solemn calm
and majectic slotl and the gates Of hell shall not
prevail against it. y
At last the case on hand is begun; # drags its |
slow length along with The dilatory expansion Of
d wounded snake for the spaceof t3vo hours, when
the court is again struck with an idea. What are
all those jurymen, not empanneled, doing III the /
courtroom They must have some private l6nsi-
ness outdoors, and being Of no use in court ought
to be dismissed. This idea being contemplat for
awhile with due sol emnty i'll slowly acted uNon,
andit being then about three o'clock, they {area
sent home to dinner, with the empty satisfaf ftien
Of having spent whole day ii helping the majesty
of the law to kill Time by inches, without any I'm
mediate good accrning from his decease to thetm-
selves or anybody else. .3
These things being considered. we would beg
leave huiably 10 suggest an amendment to The coat
OF arms Of Themis A mud turtle and sn3i
coacld19, wit,f dis sppropriate device: estid
leyssen
u. s. .DfsFTsIeT5 CoBBzts--A. W.. Walkers be2rk
Scotland. 1t is ordered by the Goart that A. "
Walker, libsllant, recover OF The owners Of the
bark Scotland the sum Of 1900. as damages and
lcosts. The Scotland was released freIn seizure on
/ the execution of d bond.
I us. vs. steamboat Rob Roy and cargo THIS
| case pas continued until to-day.
U. s. w. one lot Of ground, the property Of Jas.
|McCIoskey. It was ordered that after deduct ting
the costs, 1903 3d. the balance, So A6 %, be paid
to the iiquidators Of the bank Of New Orleans.
F1Rsr DISTRICT CouRT State vs.. Adler VIII
4 liams Coleman, and T. Brown, charged With lar
ceny verdict guilty but recommended 70 the
A mercy of the court. IN
State VS.. Belle johnson, charged with larceny.
u AT the request Of Prosecuting Attorney,a as0lle
4 proseqai was entered in this case. ,.a,
"A State vs. Mrs. Falrey, charged with assault and
Il battery; verdict: not guilty.
4 State w. Edward Daley and State ys. James
Williams, John Williams, and Elizabeth III Williams
n; charged with larceny. On motion of JAS Fuller
Esq after showing to the satisfaction Ct tne courl
times and the prosecuting witnesses having failed
to appear against them 1t is ordered that q
il aaoHc 1rosiqiSi be entered in each Of them.
Il State VS.. a.. Coleman and ]. Fremont, charged
n with false Imprisonment. On motion of the sttor
ney for the defense, and showing to the Court
that the material witnesses are absent and It being
impossible for him to SO into trial, Is ordered
that this case be, Continued indeEnitely H
RrccRprs KTuEBBE,s CcuRr The case Of Ed
Z ward CLARK, charged by Eliza Burns with volen
II assault and battery upon the person Of her daugf
.l ter, Mary Ann, with nefarious intentions, wa
fxed for January, the 2sth at 40 o'clock, and u
accused admitted to give bail III the sum Of Sl50(
Mrs III Salisbury, Mrs Woods, Anne Lndsa
1 and Mzze Burke bacchanaiians, who are no be
! ter than they should be, were sent Tor thre
3 months to the Workhouse. f8. II
d r. Ellis, colored, for stealing cotton, and Joh
Y Stewart, Of the same swarthy race, a dangerou
and suspicious character were both sent to tn
y.lworkhouse for thirty days.
= Robt. Glover, dangerous and suspicious, ws
: sentenced to pay fine Of siG or so to the paris
= prison forten days. 5g5
s. THE case of James Culleny charged BY Stephe
l. | Dolpirey with having stolen from his place
- business the sum Of $3.50 in paper money, W.
{ fxed for Januery 26th, and accused admitted
" hail in the sum of $500. 80
le Brazilla Finton: charged By Mrs Samuel Stewa
A. with disturbing the peace made to give bont
,e III the sum Of $500, TO keep the pesce for 8
I. months.
Or In the cases of Geo. Williams, colored, chargt
ir by Catharine Walker with stealing watch, al
ae Joseph Carter charged by John N iIams with q
l3 sault end battery with intentto kill the accus
. were disnissed and the prosecutors fined for CO
n. tempt Of court in not appearing to prosecute.
~ RECORDER G4sFMEr.s CouRT Michael Kar
charged with stealing cotton, was sentenced
lr- thirty DAYS in the warehouse.
George Washington, eolored, was turned over
~ the Provost Court charged with larceny and I
an saultand battery. AZ
John Wilson was sent for thirty days to t
IN workhouse upon the charge of being dangero
and suspicious character.
Jack Dulles was sentencedt to pay tine of ffte
by dollars or be imprisoned for thirty days In t
no parish prison, upon charge OF larceny.