New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

ing from the wound and the prisoner was re-
manded to jail to await the result of the injury,
before which is known, the nature Of the crime
for which he may be prosecuted, cannot be deter
mined.
Two charges Of embezzlement and one of lar
ceny, preferred by G. lizard, against n H. Esliug,
which were to have been examined yesterday,
were continued to next Monday.
The prosecution against Police Officer Thomas
Flannigan for an assault and battery, on Robert
Barnes, was withdrawn by the complainant, and
the accused was discharged.
Madam Merry, proprietor of a coffee stand in
ST. Mary's market, appeared to answer charge
Of assault and battery on the person of Victor
Delihus, and the prosecution was dismissed Deli
hus failing to appear.
Capt. Hanson of the schooner Pauline com
planned of by DR.. Bnrns, heath officer of the
First District, for introducing hides into the city,
without permit, in violation of the health ordi~
nance was fined $50, and Messrs. B. i. Mann &
Co., for being party to the ofense, were like
wise fined $50.
G. ConnelI corner of Rampant and Clio streets,
prosecuted by DR.. Burns for violating she health
ordinance, in allowing ordure to accumulate and
remain in his premises and negecting to have his
priVies emptied and put into sanitary condition,
was fined so.
a charge preferred by Dr.. Burns against Hessrs.
Sanford & Black, 287 Julia street, for introducing
| hides into the city without a permit, was dis
missed.
John Robinson was sent to the Workhouse for
| six months as a vagrant. Della Williams, a
negress, accused of stealing lady's CLOAK from
the store of Murice Rosenstien, No. 1876 Rampsrt
street; Fredrico Bowniso, negro arrested with
several articles of bedding and bell in his pos
session, supposed TO have been stolen; George
Chandler, Willis Reynolds and Robert Epp, found
| asleep on Julia street between one and two
O'Clock yesterday morning; Joseph Roland, negro,
4 arrested for petty theft; Ellen Rose, GirOd
| street nymph of the pave, who had William Welsh
arrested on false accusation of assault and bat
i terry, and Max Toun and Thomas Gibbons, for
| drunkenness and insulting officer Warner in the
1ian Df lil Int Nyyprn fp1h
| house for ninety days. Ann Brown was sentenced
to the extent, should she fail to pay fine of
ten dellarstimposed upon her as lewd woman
and drunkard.
| Maggie Waters charged with being Iewd wo-
man. drunk and disturbing the peace Peter Me-
Dermott for being drunk; William Beatty for run
ming wagon without plate were fined $40
each. Watson Scott, negro, for being drunk and
insulting police officer; L. K. Stone and John
O'Bren, found lying drunk on St. Charles street
Ben Payton, negro, for obstrucing the gangway
of the Mississippi Valley Transportation Com
pany, and Mary Dwyer for habtual drunkenness
were fined IS each, and Michael Frame, negro, fol
rappiug on the banquette in imitation of police
call. and Hugh Gafney, John Ryan, JOSEPH Lemie
, ". D. Simms and William Keegan for crooking
the elbow too often, 81 so each.
SECOND DIsTRICT.-Mrs Dormany and rfarJ
Palmer were sent to the Workhouse for ninety
days for lying drunk on the streets.
, Florence Jacobs cOlOred was flied S24 for VIC
lating city ordinance, and Leon Cross SO fol
disturbing tle peace
The two soldiers who were arrested about thre,
weeks since, Sept 23d,) for shooting at polio,
r officer Mcguire on Basin street. near where bal
+ was being given, were yesterday examined. Til,
d evidence shows that Mcguire, seeing some sns
pcious object in the hands of one of the two sol
/, diers, Henry Walsh halted him, and was bou
approaching when the negro's pistol went off pre-
maturey Police officer Higgins then approach
ing was shot at twice by the same negro Th
latter was sent before the First District Court
his companion was discharged. Both of the aC
cused were of the 9Th Key West U. S. cavalry
y 1t will be remembered that it was when this cas-
:, first came up, permission was granted by Generf
Sheridan to try them cvilly, and that this prect
% dent has not yet been overruled.
= THIRD DIsTR1cT.-J.T 7. Delmas charged by Gee
= Yalmot with Ecutting him with intent 10 kill, wa
e released on bail.
Is Nugent the car driver who was about wee
,s ago arrested for requesting white lady to eav
:, his car on the ground that she was coIored, wa
y discharged, at the request of the lady.
As j. G. Duffy was accused by John Trainer wit
IS stealing five dollars, which had been deposite
upon coffee house counter in payment of drinl
: by friend who had invited Duffy to hob-nob wi
>, him. According to the evidence, Duffy had bet
Id invited to take a drink and while waiting to
served, caught up the bill and secreted it behil
NJ his neck in his collar. The case was sent befo
y the First District Court.