New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-26
RecorderA' Courts.

FIRST D1srR1cT-Moses Goodrich. negro, ac-
cused of stealing a piece of cashmere, valued at
S36, from the shop OF Samuel Newman, NO W
Baronne street. was examined before Acting Re
corder Moore, yesterday, and the case was sent
before the First District Court.
Louis Davis a negro charged with stealing
pair of gaiters, valued at So, from the shoe snop
of John Schaffer, No. 1856 Gravier street. was ar
raigned and tile case was set for examination on
Thursday next.
George Moore, negro, accused of stealing two
saws, valued at IS, the property OF Neville smith,
negro from tile Medical College, was arTaiGned
and the case was fixed for the Sd Of next month
Emma Payne, negress charged with stealing
purse containing diamond ring, worth about
| seVenty-tEe dollars and two d liars III money
! from the premises of Mrs. NJ. Schlenker, No. 33o
st. Charles street. was arreigned and the eTamlna-
tion of the case was appointed for Thursday
next
Frank Carter. Thomas Glenn alias John Jackson
and - Heflner were brought up, charged with
burglariously entering the store of p. Connery y
| Co.. at the corner of Common and Front Levee
streets on the night Of the 10th inst, and stealing
therefrom seven eight chests of tea. The eA
animation was fixed for Thursday next.
A negro named John Walker was arraignec
upon an affidavit of Henry Wilson, also negro
that he suspects Walker has in his possession
mule stolen from the parish of St. John the Baptist
The case will be examined on Saturday.
John Lee, John McTutyre. John Nichols and .
Holland, charged with vagrancy, was sentences
to thirty days in the workhouse'. should they b
unable to furnish vouchers for their good conduct
James Graham, attorney at law, was examine
: on complaint preferred by Mrs. E j. Patterson
of emhezzlmg the sum of one hundred and lift
dollars, which as her attorney he had collects
for her in May, 1865. The recorder after hearin
the evidence, pronounce the case civil one an
dismissed the prosecution.
For various misdemeanors the following fine
were imposed: Mary Oate s.; Gilbert Jone
= negro, S. Morning Smith Maria Washington an
Martha Johnston, negresses, $40 eachi JoseP
Simon, $25; Susan McGreggor, $5; Sarah To
land So; Mrs. Sullivan, SO; VIM. Mason, negr
D So; John Winston, negro, $40; Mary Johnsto
e negress $40; Peter Williams, S5 Sam. Pric
T. Geo Edwards and Charles DOrsay, negroes,
each; Jas. Martin and VIM. Shay, $50 eacl
~, Ella Ludlam, S., and Hugh McGarrity, s..
SECOND DIsTRICr-The following parties We
sent to the parish prison:
L William Winnott, charged with larceny, thr
e days.
Smith alias Gallagher, alias Riegle, charged wi
assaulting Daniel German, of lst regiment U.
Is infantry were all sent down to awaitturher eXa
G nation.
N Francis Bourges, charged with assaulting Ro
Pendleton, a colored damsel, and afterwards dra
ing knife on the policeman, thirty days.
rs j. Remillieur and Ed. blowers, both colort
n yagrants, thirty days.
n. The following parties were allowed to choc
- between paying fines gong to the parish prise
~ Thos. Morrison, IS or five days.
e. Patrick Holland S. or ten days.
le JAS. Green, SIS or ten days.
e, THIRD D1sTR1oT-J. Claf1n, boy, who W
he charged by A. Camos with swindling, was heldf
Of examination.
j. A. Balm, who had mare in his possess
: which was supposed to have been stolen a
gave bail to show himself when wanted
of little difficulty between Mr. and Mrs O'Lef
.s was amicably arranged by the recorder. and
:, two went home as loving as pair of doves.