New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

who were presumed to understand the causes of
epidemics and had examined their subject.
Mr. Kaiser did not design to reflect on the com
mittee, but he knew they had never visited the
slaughter houses, and could not, therefore, make
fair report.
The motion to lay on the table was rejected, but
the resolution was recommittsd.
The board adjourned soon after 10 Thursday
evening, at 81 O'Clock.
RECORDER AHERN's CoURT.-Joe Robinson,
alias Dago Joe, and Thomas Monroe, alias Rocky,
charged by the chief Of police with being vagrants
ana supposed to be concerned in the blowing up
ol safe on CaTOndelet walk Second District, who
waved On examination and were committed for
trial to the criminal court were returned to this
court, and the recorder was requested by Judge
AbeN to take cognizance of the case. Monroe
was sent to the workhouse for sixty days.
John Jones, charged by Lieut.. Manning with
being fugitive from justice from the State of
Missouri, was remanded to prison to await
requiston.
John G: Smith, colored, was arraigned on the
affidavit of W. G. Hurley, charging him with having
obtained, by fraudulent representations, 81 from
complainant. Case fixed for the 2lst
Margaret Haines, colored, was arraigned on
charge of assault and battery, made against her
by Nancy Caldwell, colored, at the lake end, To
be inquired into on the 18th inst
Peter Silasse, alias Peter Dunn, was arraigned
on the affidavit of officer John 7. Condor, on a
charge OF stealing two bags of cotton rom the
ship Artisan and also with following no honest &C.
cupaton for living Remanded until to-day.
The charge against VIM. H. Oldham, by the chief
Of police, of wounding A. j. Parker by cutting
him on the head with some sharp instrument, at 10
St. Charles street, was continued indefinitely.
| John Moyian and j. Noble were charged by Jno.
Magner, No. 100 Magnolia street, with receiving
| from the accused mule valued at 5000, which
had been stolen from his premises by Michael
| Cronin. The affidavit further alleges that they
knew the animal was stolen, and with that knowl-
edge in their possession, they disposed OF it. The
defendants gave bail to appear for examination on
| the 2lst.
George Thompson, charged by Officer Howard
with having no visible means Of support, was sent
to the workhouse to earn livelihood there for the
| next six months.
| Lizzie Weir, colored, accused of stealing $50
| from Emma Barry's bedroom, No 26j Common
street, was sent to the workhouse for ninety days
as the proof was not positive, but the presumption
| was strong,
The following charges were investigated ant
dismissed:
Larceny against John Lee and Edward Melon
nell. The latter was fined SO for contempt o
court
Threats, against Michael Butler
Assault and battery, against Michael Wheelan
Larceny, against Annie Slate, cOlored.
Larceny, against VIM. Ederhit.
Swindling, against Charles Cohu.
The evening session was held for the investira
ton of the charge against 7. and Adolphe Turpia
Joseph Stiff, the prosecutor, made an affidavit t.
the following effect: That on the evening of Mon
day, the 28th of May, Adolph Turpia, aged abou
, | IWGlNb years, ana tUOtubE DOy dDDut INT SHlLl
age, unknown to deDonent entered his iewelr,
store on Canal street; that the boys purchased
silver watch for $25 that they gave him in pay
, ment a counterfeit treasury note deponent the
! gave them the watch and the chain. He furthe
AYERS from information received, that I. Turpis
. the father of Adolphe had the note in his posses
O sion and conspred with his son to pass the note
that he sent the boys to pass the same with inter
= ton TO defraud deponent. Hon. B, L. Lynch al
). peared for the prosecution, and Judge Collins Il
. the defense.
It RECORDER GAsTINEL's CoURT-Ge0rge Webste
:. as dangerous and suspicious character, was SCI
i to the workhouse for ninety days.
o Molly Johnson F. Smith and George Robinso
+ were sent down for the same period for peccad
It loes of an Objectionable character.
RECORDER LETTEN's CoURr.-Henry Kruger ca
Il not be charged with an entire want of conscien
. ousncss, for he admitted yesterday that he was
vagrant Result-six months sojourn III the WOE
house
I'd o. Canton, charged with larceny, after an invt
III tigation was honorably dismissed
- A. Morris, ColOred, who was accused of brea
of trust and embe2zlement was discharged, as t
We case was one for civil jurisdiction.
e. Adam Burchee, charged with assault and bf
M terry, was required to give bond to keep the pea
y for six months.
IN RECORDER VENNARD's CoURT.-John J0hnso
n colnred, was committed to the Criminal Court f
le trial on a charge of larceny.
Mt T.. Cook was arraigned on charge of assaG
y. and battery, and the case was continued.
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