New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-06
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1866.

}, 1906.
s South, have no rivalry, no hatred aya;nv, II,
negro. They regard them as they do the Ch;nssa m
Indians and others, simply as aninferior race an,
as such, will always treat them with as much fayo
as their conduct will merit.
I'll polished nations of earth have had and nou
have among them distinctly marked inferior rae .
of men, and it is neither policy or wisdom to trea
such with inhumanity. Such state Of society
under well regulated laws is mutually beneficial
The superior race has the benefit of the laborer
the interior of ready and remnnerative employ
ment and the advantage of contact with iate,ii
gence and enterprise.
There is no rivalry, no malice, no hatred in th
breasts of the great American people toward tn,
negro. They are in eur midst; many of them arr
worthy, upright and good people. That they viii
be useful to the country have no doubt and
becomes all to treat them with justice, but partic
ularly the courts of justice, of which you are al
auxiliary.
1don't believe they are imposed upon or op
pressed. To my mind they are the most fortunate
OF all laboring classes of the world. Protected by
law in person and property; surrounded by intel.
ligent, enterprising and humane people: blessed
| as race with fine constitutions and the best Of
health; taught from infancy habits Of industry,
WIN put few wants, recently redeemed from bond.
age; and every one of them, from the Rio Grande
to the Potomac, are invited to laudble and healthy
| employment at about double the wages paid in En-
rope for laborers in similar employment
Whatever may be the effort to hedge up the
| fountain of justice when wiser and cooler conn.
sci prevails justice will be done the South in a
manner gratifying and honorable to both sections
The honor and resources of great people are
pledged to render profound justice to the unof.
Tending the helpless the loyal man, and even to a
brave and generous foe.
lNo branch OF governments more Dromotiye ofthis
desirable and certain end than an enlightened and
pure judiciary, State and national And you gentle
men OF the grand inquest of the parish of Orleans
@ ana L as the humble organ of this court, may con.
tribute our mite by acting with fidelity to the State
and with impartiality to the people.
RECORDER FENNARD's CoURT.-The case of
Sac1b JACOB kron, accused of stabbing Chas. Kohr-
that ne acted in selfdefense. Kron was dis
| charged, and the prosecutor was fined S. and re-
quired, to give bonds to the amount of $3.50 to
keep the peace.
The case of NJ. J. Downs, charged BY III,
Hanna with obtaining so sacks oats under false
pretenses, is now under consideration, decision to
be rendered Saturday next. -
VIM, Smith, charged with being drunk and
lying ABOUT loose, was sent to the WOrkhOuse for
sixty days Ava
Thomas Adams for assaultng Mrs. Ann Adams
and destroying her furniture, was fined IS ,r ten
keep the peace. W
RECORDER AHERN's CouRr-Jas. Gilard Dan
Gill, Franklin Steward and Sarah johnson charged
by N. Lambert with habtually disturbing the
peace OF ms family and keeping dsorderly house
ordered to vacale the premises
T. Fitzpatrick. charged by John Lane with draw
| ing loaded pistol on him with intent to shoot.
Also charged by officer Fitzgibbons with rarrvinr
concealed weapons; for ali of which he was ined i
| SD or go to the workhouse for sixty days. The
weapon was confscated.
| Wm stark (colored) charged by Mrs. Deyine
with stealing lot Of female apparel from the resi-
dence No. 9S Prytana street. Sent to the work
house for thirty days.
Pat Malone, charged by VIM. Francis (colored)
with assan!ting and striking him with an iron
| wrench. Fined $40.
VIM. Allen and VIM. Hamilton entering house at
corner of St. Charles and Melpomene streets, un.
| der suspicious circumstances. Sent to workhouse
| for sixty days.
Young Greene and McKeever charged by Thomas
Clarke with assaulting him, on board the Carroll.
| ton Railroad cars near Greenve station, on AnriI
trst, also with illegally imprisoning him by repre-.
sentlng themselves to be United States detectives,
were arraigned. The case was fixed for Aprij
SEVENTH bail being required in one thousand dol.
| lars each. 01
Peter Turner, charged by Capt T. Hancock, of
snip Regent with having in his possession sack
of stolen cotton, was fined twenty-five dollars.
John Z. Snaffer and John Thompson alias .Jno.
Wilson alias Yellow Johnny, arrested by LENT.
! Manning. for committing robbery at Mrs Ellen
crowns house NO 81 Circus street, were arragned
ard bail required in one thousand dollars each
| Case fixed for April twelfth
David Young, driver of car No. "a, arrested by
special officer Parks on Magazine street was
arralgned on charge of having run over boy
named Joseph Lovenski, on the city railroad The
boy BENG in very precarious condition the case
was held over until the result of his injuries could
be ascertained.
REcoRDERF LETTEN's CouRr.-Marcene and
Mary frederlcks, both colored for larceny, sent
to the workhouse for ninety days.
John Green and VIM. Blungwist, fighting fined
IS each.
John Maglade, charged with assault and battery
| on John West, fined S..
EeOrpe McDnnoId win fins o;+,, ,,a;,..
503, fined S..
Henry Senteme and Caroline salIas, charged
with larceny-required to give bonds or go to the
Workhouse tor three NOTWITHSTANDING to give the
necessary ponds they were sent to the Workhouse
for three months.
J.. ". Foute, charged with larceny, sent to the
W0rkhouse for six months.
RECORDER GAsTINEL's CouRT-Assastant Re
corde,' Ptesadsng.-Charles Williams, colored, ar
rested on Cont street. charged by citizens Morris
| and Michael with larceny, committed to parish
prison for thirty days.
Frank Thorn, colored, arrested by officer Nor.
rlson at the steamboat landing, for using insulting
language to policeman while in the discharge Of
his duty, sent to the workhouse for sixty days
Philip Bernstein and Jos. Aaron, arrested by
officers Walsh and Marques, on the leyee, for an
attempt to obtain horses under false pretensna
dismissed.
John Burns and Jas. simonds, arrested by officers
Evans and Peters, charged with fighting and dis
turbing the peace, fined IS each.
EdW. keefe charged by Mr.. Honlihan with oh.
tanning money under false pretenses fined SIS.
CRIMINAL CoURT--Judge AbeA.-Dr. HAYES.
colored, was tried for larceny, and found guilty.
John Jackson, colored, was tried on a like
charge and acquitted.
John Goss was tried for larceny and was found
guilty, but recommended to the mercy of the
court
Benz Jacobs was tried for assault and battery.
but the jury, without leaving the box, rendered
verdict of not guilty.
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