New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21

arrested, charged by G. A. Parker, deputy street
commissioner, with violating city ordinance by OBJ
structing the banquette.
Gabriel Duvigneaud was arrested, charged by J.
W. Wallace with forcibly taking possession of his
market basket, and also with resisting an officer in
the discharge of his duty.
A. Duvigneaud was arrested, charged with at
tempting to rescue prisoner.
G. A. Parker and John Mullahay were arrested,
charged by G. Duvigneaud with assault and abuse.
j. G. Newbray was arrested on Canal street,
charged by NJ. JEFF Thompson with obtaining goods
under false pretences and giving him check on
the Canal Bank for the sum of s208 "a, having no
money deposited there to his credit.
Mrs. c. Fishback twas arrested, charged by
Mary Ann Campia with disturbing the peace.
Thomas Lindsay and Samuel Sc9tt, colored,
were arrested on Girod street, charged with
having stolen from Mr.. Jas. A. Maybin large
amount of property, consisting of silverware,
clothing, etc.
James King, colored, was arrested, charged by
Geo. Washington, colored, with stealing his pocket
book; also charged with carrying concealed
weapons.
RECORDER AHERN's CouET.-John Car was
arraigned, charged by. Thomas Gogerly with
stolen silver watch, valued at ST. in the State of
Mississippi. He was sent to the workLouse for six
months.
Lizzie Jane Evans was arraigned, charged with
being lewd and abandoned. She was sent to the
| workhouse for sixty days.
Chas. Geume was arraigned, charged with
being a dangerous character, and sent to the
workhouse for sixty days.
J: Harding, coored,- was arrai9ne6,. charged
with olatng city ordinance and refusing to re-
move his nuisance cart from Leeds's foundry;
also with running cart No. 1879 without a license.
| He was released ON paying $25 fine.
| Jas. Williams, colored, charged with violating
city ordinance by running his nuisance cart in
leaky condition He was fined $40 or thirty days
| in the workhouse.
Martha Nevine and Anna Washington, colored,
| charged with disturbing the peace and fighting,
were fined SIS each or ninety days in the work
| house.
| Chas. Nunder and Pat. Cannon, charged with
| fighting on Camp street, were fined $40 each.
John Mancos and Chas. Lanson, charged with
| obstructi0g the sidewalk and peddling without a
license, were fined s. each, or twenty days in the
wOrkhouse.
John Delaney, Jas. Flanagan and John Ryan,
charged with being drunk, were fined 81 so each.
Jenny Leonard charged with committing an as.
saut and battery upon Margaret Brady, was held
in $500 bonds, or six months in the workhouse.
| Mrs Margaret Bates, Mrs. O'Ronrke and Miss
Mary O'Rourke, charged with threatening personal
violence, were placed under $500 bonds each, or
| undergo an Imprisonment of six months in the
| worhhcuse.
RECORDER VENNARD's CoURT-Catherine Me
Maken, charged with being drunk and disorderly,
| was fined S5, OF ten days in the workhouse.
John McMahan,. charged with attempting to
commit suicide by jumping overheard from
steamer Alabama, was remanded to the parish
prison
character, was dismissed.
H. Burtel, charged with committing an assault
on an officer, was discharged
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The case Of Pelagie
Brown, charged with poisoning, was yesterday
continued till the 10th of May, owing to the alb
Peter Anderson plead guilty to charge Of as
sault and battery, and was fined five dollars am
costs.
E The grand Jury presented bills of ndctmen
b against several parties and the court ordered
, drawing Of two hundred Jurors for the month Q
, May.
:. RECORDER GAsTINEL's CoURT.-James Morris
August Anderson and James White, all colored
- charged with disturbing the peace and attempting
= to create riot, we're fined Ten dollars, with th
: alternative of fifteen days imprisonment.
VIM. Love, charged with attempting to commi
a robbery, was committed to prison.
Jas. Corrigan, charged with wounding William
!, Phillips, colored, with knife, was sent to prison
George and Mrs. Mason were charged witt
e fighting and disturbing the peace. They were hell
4 to answer. Mrs. Mason was severely wounded il
II the melee.
e RECORDER LETTEN's CoURT.-Charles Amber
l. was arranged on charge OF nlShWay roopery
e preferred against him by Pierre W. Etienne. TIL
It prosecutor alleges that about O'Clock evenin
s before last, while riding in cab, the accuse
jumped in and forcibly relieved him of s67 in golG
Ambers pleaded that he was drunk. He was re
!, manded to await examination.
Mrs. Allen was accused by Mrs. Kerry of tn
- larceny of two black silk cloaks and other article
r to the value of $780, The case will be examine
on the Goth.
:, Mrs. Savery was committed for trial to tt
" criminal court, on charge of assault and batter
ct after a lengthy investigation. She was charge
" with striking Mrs. Castillo on the head with
~ bottle