New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02
Three deaths from yellow fever reported or
Sunday, and four yesterday.


FIRST Observation-Disclosures w. Foster was ar
raigned before Recorder Ahern yesterday, on a
charge Of stabbing and cutting Thomas H. Muir
ply, with intent to kill. Murphy is in the Charity
Hospital. His wounds are not dangerous, and
Foster has given bondsin the sum of one thousand
dollars TO appear when notified
George W. Reeves was brought to the bar to
answer charge of burglari0usy entering the
grocery store Of Mrs B. GiIligal, corner Of Bolt
var and Perdido streets, on Saturday night, and
stealing therefrom the sum Of $l4 Is. The case
was set for the 10th inst.
Louis Bridges was brought before the recorder
upon the complaint of G. Casanave, accusing him
of obtaining horse feed and stabltng from COM
plainant to the amount of about sixteen hundred
dollars, by falsely representing that he was the
owner of a carriage and pair of horses that he
drove. The accused pleaded not guilty, aud the
case was set fer the l0thinst
Robert Gilbert colored, is to be examined on
the 10th. on charge of stealing four dollars from
William Wagner's grocery corner OF Dryades and
Julia streets, on Saturday last
Mrs Annie Barnet is to appear on the 10th also.
to answer q charge of embeZzlement, alleged to
have been committed in refusing to give Robert
Buchanan change out of ten dollar bill, which
he gave her in payment for two watch keys, the
price of which was but sixty cents.
Celestine Johnson, coored, for drunkenness and
disturbing the peace, John Nolan for yagraney
and Mary Burns, lewd and abandoned womdn
were sent to the WOrkhouse for six months
Amide Clique, for sleeping out; George Martiq
coored, for stealing a chicken from George Ditch
meyer in St. Mary's Market; James Jones, negro
for vagrancy; and Ellen Ludlum, Benjamin How
ard and Lydia Howard, for habitual drunkenness
ninety days. Michael David, Louis johnson attG
James Davis street sleepers, and Catherine Gam
ME, Elizabeth Collins and Ann Connolly, drunk
ards, thirty days.
Peter McDermott, for being drunk and disor
| derby as.tined SIS Martha White, Linda Russell
| and J ames Taylor, colored, and John Williams fol
drunkenness and disturbing the peace and Willis
| Curtis, negro, for drunkenness and indecent be
| havior on the Streets We're fined $40 each
Prosper America for assRuldng Louisa America
both negroes; Robert Spain, negFo for urkint
ona WatGhmans beat in suspicious manner
| Oregon Williams and BENZ. Musby Golored, Hem,
i MeDoUgal, james Fitzgerald and Jpo. Murphy
4 for fighting and disturbing the peace Luke Lyon
4 and c. S. Chaunsey, for being drunk and disturb
| ing the peace and James Mason fur4beng drunk
Is each and RobertJones, negro, and JOSEPH
johnson, t)on Regan, Ellen Regal. Barney Kelley
! Patrick Clark, Patrick DWyer Richard Gonp0rs
John Cassidy, Edward Flynn, j. !. McAlister
/ William Moore. George Hodges, William Brown
Dennis Carroll, Rupert Suitaer 81 80 each, all 70
too much whisky. 4a
SECOND DISTRICT Francis jenny, his wife an
4 daughter charged with grossly abusing {
4 Rodrgues. were made to give bonus To keep tll
peace for six months.
Charley Gonrey and Alabama Harrison, bot
colored and charged with breach bf the peace
Il gere released upon bonds.