New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL Il, 1866.
eolored, were arrested, charged with running a
dray without brand and supposed to have no


colored, were arrested, charged with running
dray without brand and supposed to have no
license. 4E 7E5 a4.g ss ..
James Scott, colored, was arrested, charged
with burglariousy entering the premises of NJ. Q.
Townsend, and stealing therefrom a gold watch
and chain, due bill for $3.50 and $500 in currency.
Jacob Wincke was arrested, charged with an
assault and making threats. Eng
Mrs. j. Mcdonnell, Catharine Gibbs and Mary
Lee were arrested, charged with habituai drunken
ness and disturbing the peace7-the former was
further charged with keeping disorderly house.
James Quinn was arrested, charged with being
dangerous and suspicious character and follow
ing no honest occupation. ,e.y5 fE y
John Phibert was arrested, charged by John
Sullivan with stabbing him with knife.
Barney Laffey was arrested, charged by William
Casey with committing an assault and battery
with intent to kill. & 4sgs
Cornelius Watkins, colored, was arrested for
peddling ice cream on Tchoupitoulas street with
out license. t55 ~. gss
| RECORDER LETrEN's CouRT.-A. W. Bader and
Ernest Gadier for indulging in a scrimmage, were
each dismissed on paying fine of 81 so.
P. Sullivan, D. Mckay and P. Haggerty, for in
dulging too freely in ardent spirits, were fined
50 so each
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was discharged. 93
| Mrs. Roach, charged with committing breach
Of the peace. The case was continued.
RECORDER VENNARD's CouRr-John McGra-
ham was arragned, charged with assault and bat
terry. He was fined $40, and required to give bonds
| to keep the peace.
| The time OF the court was occupied by counsel
| arguing the case of certain butchers, who We're
arrested several days ago for occupying stalls in
/ the market without the necessary license
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raigned, charged with murder; owing to the ab-
| sence of witnesses from the State the case was
continued indefinitely. s& L3$.
John Miller was arraigned, charged with mule
Il stealing and found guilty. =ste ~
Henry Thompson was arraigned, charged with
larceny. The jury failing TO agree, bail was re
4 quired for his appearance at future day.
4 RECORDER AHERN's CouRT.-M -Melvenia Garidell
A colored, who was arraigned, charged BY j.. y
Kohn, salesman for sturzeneyger y Co., Will
4 stealing dry goods valued at $325. The case wal
sent before the First District Court and bail re
quireds to the amount Of $1,000. He was als'
! charged by Edward Finnigan with stealing from
the store of Folger & Go. one package of pei
knfes, etc. Additional bail was required and th
case sent before the First District Court. 5fHf
& Mary Lewis, coored, was arraigned, charge
, with being LEVIED and abandoned. She was fine
/ s25, or undergo ninety days imprisonment in tn
Clara Smith and Agnes Boudousquie, colored
were arraigned, charged with violating city ord
s nance No. 1853. They wereeach fned 525, or j
default Of which sixty days in the workhouse.
, John Cheney was arraigned, charged with carry
I ing a slung shot. He was fined $50, or undefg
8 ninety days Imprisonment in the workhouse.
IA Ned Murphy was arraigned, charged by J. n
q Kavanaugh with committing an assault and ba
terry on him. He was fined s25 and $500 bonds
; keep the peace, in default of which to be sent
: the workhoase for six months. tFts r.
J. NJ. Gibbons and Mary Ann O'Meally were q
!. raigned, charged with indecent conduct on Il
public streets. The former was fined S25 or nine
= days in the workhouse, and the latter committe
to the workhouse for six months.
j. VIM. Ryan was arraigned, charged by DR.. Schu
pert with causing dray to run against his bugg
" thereby breaking it, He was fined $50, or COZ
mitted to the workhouse for thirty days.
Thos. Carney was arraigned, charged with {
sault and battery. He was fined sll, and requiI
- to enter bonds to preserve the peace.
~ Julia Ducy, Mrs. Dougherty, Bridget Kelly a
Mary Ann Monroe were all arragned, charg
with being drunk, and each committed to the wol
house for six months
James Brown was arraigned, charged with /
A. ing dangerous and suspicious character.
. was fined $40, or committed to workhouse
o. twenty days.
Sc Henry Gibbs and Marshall Long were both
rs ragned, charged with attempting to murder a.
IA rob VIM. jenkins, while board a flat boat,
~ the foot of Notre Dame street. They were
'e manded to prison to await further deVelo
e, ments