New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-26

charged with committing assault and battery or
Dempsey, colored. Case continued. ID: L-,,.-
J. T. Bamford was arraigned charge q with as
sault and battery on F. Cunin. Case con'dnHed.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr--On motion Of fhs dis
tr1ct attorney mol pros. was entered III neL1ssf o.
John Merry charged with assault and battery aE'o
the accused released from bond. The other cases
before the court were continued. -
RECORDER AHERS's CoURT.-Pat. Kennedy WIS
arraigned, charged with being an habituai drunk
ard and vagraat. He was seas to the Wofh-
house for sixty days. 80 : y9m
and suspicious character, was sent to the WORK
house for thirty DAYS. 10. -f4gg5-q.a fp. :! III 2
Arrnstead Armsby, colorsd. charged with vio-
lating city ordinance by committing nuisance
on the street, was fined $50, or six months in the
workhonse.
John Lee, Ben. Hawkins, Mary Washington,
Henry Edwards, colored, ana Louisa Louis. ell
charged with committing Nuisance, were fined
Thos. Morrisey, charged with being. dunk at the
St. Charles Hotel, was fined $40 or thirty days in
the parish prison. - 5 ,Lt
Ed. Homly was arraigned, charged By Charles
Slide with assault and battery. Both prosecutor
and defendant were fined $40 each for breach of
the peace. or thirty days in the parish prison.
Pet. Grimm was arraigned, charged by G. Miller
with obtaining cigars, iqnors and money under
in the parish prison. -.- ~ Az r.
W. Murray, Michael Fog and William Higgins,
charged with being drunk, were fined S. or thirty
days in the parish prison. us...g &c.. :
Ed. Newton coored, was arraigned charged
with being dangerous and suspicious character
and with abusing an officer. He was fined s., or
thirty days in the workhouse,
J. Harding and G. Jones, charged with creating
false alarms by initiating the corporal's call with
q stick, were fined IS, or ten days in the work
house. 4.g.
F. Young and F. Newcombe, charged with fight
| ing. were fined s., Or thirty days each in the
workhouse.
John Bennett was surrendered by his security
| and remanded to prison. .-.
Frank scullan was sent to the house Of refuge
| Dan Monaghan aud John Copeland, charged with
| being drunk, were fined 81 so each. Sd. &C.,,
John Williams, colored, and John Copeland
were arragned charged with stealing thirteen
bales Of cotton, valued at $500, the property OF
Cummings & Brown. Edward Watts was also
charged with receiving the above stolen property
knowingly. They were each placed under $1,000
bonds for their appearance before the First DIS
| trict Court.
RECORDER LErrEN's CouRT.-Ben. Josephs, Ben
Brown and Hy. Thomas, all colored, were ar
raigned. charged by Louis Tie with stealing chick
ems. They were committed to the workhonse fol
thirty days each.
a warrant, charged with being accessories to the
murder OF Lynch. Mrs. Cohran was released OF
bond. .,,. -
John Donohue was arraigned, charged by Jos
LULA with being concealed on his premises unde
4 suspicious circumstances. He was sent to TIT
, workhouse for ninety days. 4.. ts''
Matthew SteuseA, colored, was arraigned
I charged by Jos. FUNNEL with insult, abuse ant
battery. He was released on bond. .tt ;- T.:
. John Gligle, charged with being vagrant, wa
discharged. IS ia.
n Nicholas Wickel was arraigned, charged witt
q being drunk and asleep on Elysian Fields stree
Y was committed to the parish prison for five days
q Charles Ambers was arraigned, charged wit
y committing highway robbery on a gentlema
~ named Pierre n. Etienne. 1t appears that viii
If Mr.. Etienne was being driven along in a cab u
prisoner jumped into the vehicle, seized Nj
nd Etienne, and forced his pocketbook from him co
>, tanning something over 500 in gold. He was COT
III mitea to prison to await trial before the FIJI
c. District Court. Nv
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