New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-31

| vegetables from Dominiok Tonti, in Dryades Mar
| ket to the value of S42
James Mahoney was sent before the District
Court to be tried on charge of assauIting ,iohn
y brleni NO. l59 Tchoupit0ulas street with an
IRON bar, on the llth inst, with intent to kill.
me ne complaint against Jacob Schmidt salesman
@ IqF ChaTles Farmer, corner of Poydras and Roche.
| biaVe streets, that he had embezzed the sun of
thirty thousand dollars from his employer vas
dismissed by request of Mr.. Farmer
mattheW began was arraigned on charge of
embezzement, and the examination of his case
was set for the 9Th of next month. Mr. Deran las
been bar keeper in the employ of Mr.. e. X.
Boyd, under the st. Charles Hotel, Wis alleges
mat the accused has appropriated to his ow&ssse
liquors OF the value Of S76 intrusted TO him for se
The following parties were sent to the work
house: -l5 A7rNst& 5 t .
Henrietta Brown, for insulting and abrsing
Caroline Sanders; Bridget Burke alias Horriaan,
arrested as lewd and abandoned woman All Snes
johnson alias Joe Mitchell, for vagran u. and
James Mcdonald, for habituai drunkenness; six
months each. sas. IL
Mary Ann Burke, arrested for Iar4eny Isl s55
from Malinda Barnes, colored; W. 81 Thompon,
for drunkenness and vagrancy, ninety days each.
William McGuire, for the same offense, sixty dsys.
J. L. Wall and R. B. Brown, habitual topeFs, ind
James Lockland, forrsleeping on the street, thirty
| days each
subjoined is list of the fines imposed: bhn
| Wallace, for drunkenness, disturbing the pace
| and tearing the uniform Of officer Davis who ar
rested him. SIS, from which the officer isto be aid
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at the corner of White and Erato streets, on
| Wednesday afternoon, SO; Owen Duyarrayfor
assaulting Charles Mckinley, $5 John Quiaan
and M. W. Ford, for being drunk, and John Mstin
and Joseph Hern for fighting and disturbingthe
| peace, 81 so each.
SECOND DIsTRIcT.--The workhouse brigade vas
recruited by the following enlstments:
John Johns, John Taylor, Wm, Meyer, who sept
| on the levee, ninety days.
Rose William colored, for using obscene an
guage in Place d d'Armes sixty days.
Mary Baptiste, colored, for using obscene an
| guage on Bienville, sixty days.
James Smith, vagrant, ninety days.
Augustine Phillips, who stole potatoes onghe
levee, sixty days
Miss Bridget Golfer, who was charged withas
saulting Mile Mary Smith, was sent to the paish
prison, as she could not find anybody bold enogh
to bet $l00 that she would be present when ca.ed
on.
4 Edmund Burke, {no doubt descendant of he
great orator,l went to the same institution for:he
same reason.
The following offenders against city ordinances
were fined or allowed to select a residence inthe
parish prison:
E. c. Stockton, who was found drunk on Canal
street 50 so or two days in parish prison. He
paid up and went his way rejoicing.
Jacob jaeger, kicked up muss on the levee s.
or five days.
Michael Dorsey, drunk, 50 so or two days.
James Weaver, drunken rowdy SO or ten
, days.
Phil johnson, colored, Alex Brisbane and
Chas. Hopf, charged with various serious Offences
We're held in bonds to appear when wautedfol
examination. Hopf's case is bad charge -zha
) of conspiring to procure premature deliver o.
+ Elizabeth Seigle.