New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12
NUMBER 154.
names given by The darkies. and the residences i

names given by the darkies. and the residences in
which they are charged with operating
Henry Plamrner and Sam. Green, charged with
robbery at the residence Of Mr.. j. O. A. Fellows,
on the Carrollton railroad.
Sam. Green, for robbery at the residence Of
Gen Armstrong, on Eighth street.
sam. Green. John jackson, Henry Plnrnmer and
George 4. Fosdiek.
Sam. Green. principal, for robbing Rev. Mr.. Com
way, late Of the Freedmen's Bureau, of s22 IS,
and Edward Devices and Paul Nelson as Access
sories. y f.ss
John Jackson. for burglary at the house of Mr..
D'Msza, and entering with felonious intent the
residence Of Mr.. Branuon, on Common street. ~
Jenn jackson, for burglary at the corner Of
GalVez and Esplanade streets. E89i
John jackson and Paul Nelson, for burglary at
the residence Of Mr.. Saunders, on EspIanade
street near the Halfway House. -
John jackson, for entering q grocery store on
Esplanade street with felonious intent.
State evidence is expected to be obtained in all
these cases from William Thompson, who knew Of
these transactions. utwhe has at last resolved to
quit the come ctien, and do the State evidence, by
eposing the delinquents.
SHOCKING. The dead body Of d male child,
about three months old, was discovered on Sat
urday evening, il q box that had been placed in
gutter on one of the streets of the Third District
We do not know the resuit Of the inquest, as we
did not find the Coroner yesterday. ~
You've MEN's CRESCENT Cry ASSOCIATIONS
Crescent City Association, to be given at Odd
Fellows Hall tomorrow evening, promises to
excel those previously given by them, and that is
saying a great deal. The festiv1 assembiages
which have already taken place under their au-
spices have been among the very pleasantest Of
the season. Our friend Deisler and the other
gentlemen who are the special managers on the
OCCASION we know, from experience, will be
polite and attentive and interchangeable in perform
ing the duties devolying upon them. There will
be gay doings around town on Mardi Gras evening.
but we venture to say that Odd Fellows Hall Will
be as attractive place to spend the evening at as
one could wish to find. The Association has our
thanks for courteous invitation to be present.
Too JurENlLE.--Louis Harrison a colored ju-
yeniie, aged ten years, who prigged a watch and
gold chain at the residence of Mrs. "A. E. Heard
on Felicity Road, pleaded guilty on Saturday in the
Criminal Court, and on motion Of the District Att
torney, was discharged on account of his youth.
His parents ought to look out for his mtrals for
he has started early. $S 5s
INDICTMENT QUAsHED.-The Indictment in the.
Criminal Court against S. Moshe for publishing, in
German paper, libel on Messrs. Friedlander,
Newberger, Stiewel and Dreyfous, in regard to the
controversy that occurred relative to seats in the
Rampant Street Synagogue, was ordered to be
'qnashed The decision was given on the ground
that the libel was not set forth in the Indictment in
the language in which it had been printed
AGREED To.-The city authorities have agreed
to the petition Of the citizens residing on St.
Charles street, that only one railroad track Shall
be laid on that thoroughfare. t:5 5,
CRIMINAL COURT Sentenced. VIM Fletcher.
colored, convicted OF stealing a watch belonging
to William Bohne, having given it in exchange for
800 worth Of clothing, which he bought from
John Bennett, on Camp street, was sentenced on
Saturday by Judge Abell in the Criminal Court,
to one year at hard labor in the penitentiary.
Mary Andre. colored found guilty of having
| stolen $500 worth of jewelry at the house of MI
T. E. Faures, on St. Ann street. was sentenced to
| three months in the parish prison. &
| Bernard J. Donnelly who pleaded guilty Of the
larceny of a vest from 9. H. Asnus, on st. Charles
street, on the Dist ut, sentenced to ten days
| imprisonment f6Hg
1 Leocadie, colored, found guilty of the larceny
of sheets, table cloths peticoats, etc., from Mary
Joseph, colored, on Bourbon street, on the It'll d
December last, was sentenced to ten days impri
sonment.