New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06

the intent Of stranging him. The charge pre- +
ierTed is assault with intent to kill.
Ihe same McGinn is to be examined also on
the l2th on a charge of entering the room of
Alexander Sundick. on Richard street, near Reli-
gou5, on Sunday night last, and malicOusly
breaking three or four dollars worth of his furn
ture.
John Smith was sent before the First District
Court to be tried on charge of picking from the
pocket Of Capt. John J. Brown, ofthe steamer La
fourche, the sum of sxty-two dollars, on the
steamboat landing, on the 28th ult.
The recorder passed the following Workhouse
! sentences: Sam. Brown, William Armstrong and
Benjamin Patterson, all negroes, for vagFancy;
Bridget Grady, for habitual nebrie.y Henry
Jones, Louis Royal, Willis johnson ard William
Harris, negroes, for vagrancy; Ann McKenna, for
! drunkenness and disturbing the peace, and Mary
| Brazil, a lewd and colored wo man, ninety days; |
| Ann Maria Langhan and Eliza Keefe for being |
| drunk on the streets, sixty days; and Charles
Young; negro, for sleeping in Lafayette Square,
| thirty days.
Fines were imposed as follows: Eliza Singer
| man, Mary Gallon, Eliza Lloyd and Eliza Wilson,
for being drunk and disturbing the peace, $50
each; Jacob MentZer, complained against by MIR.
Reddington, commissary Of Claiborne market, for
peddng in the market and resisting him in the
discharge of his duty, and James 0,Connor and
Martin Long, for drunkenness and disturbing the
peace, $40 each; Edward McGinty and P. McDon-
aid, for the same offense, William Brown, negro !,
and Robert Watson, Mike Coffee and Jacob Weise,
whites, for sleeping in Lafayette square, and julia
Lowell, arrested on charge Of violently assault
ing Mrs. Margaret Roach, with intent to Kill, 50
each. In the last mentioned case, party was also
required TO furnish bonds to keep the peace or
stand committed to the Parish Prison for thirty
days. Peter Decker and Henry Allcock, pEivates
of the 9Th United States cavalry, were fined 81 80
, each for taking refreshments from T. Wooltln, on
, Poydras street, and refusing to pay for them.
SECOND DrsTR1cT.--The following parties Tere
, sent to the Workhouse for ninety days, as va
grants: Octave Peter Robertson, Andrew Lewis,
Joseph, silas Carrn, all colored; George Hamp-
n shire aud John Dorman,
to for
breach of the peace: also Victoire Bernard
colored, for fghting Lacaze. for assault and bat
: terry; and VIM. Moore, L. s. Curry, Maggioh and
e Charles Fox for the same Ofense.
I Ferdinand Fonber, for assault and battery, was
fined S. or five days in the Parish Prison; Pierre
Arthur $40, ten days to the Parish Prison, fol
9 the same offense; and Kate Ross, for the same
t. and being drunk besides, was sent to the WORK
r house for thirty days.
! a. AIedor was fned $40 or ten days in the parisl
prison for disturbing a policeman: George WI
= iiams S25 for lying in neutral ground on Cana
e street and carrying weapon; Ferdinand 3. Ker
SIS or thirty DAYS in the parish prison for disturb
= ing the peace; John Henry, colored, sixty day
:. at the Workhouse for larceny: Robert n. Robert
d son for abusing the officers of his ship was iine
e $40 or five days to the parish prison. Three SIC
10 men were found on the levee and sent to the nos
. pital.
y THIRD DISTRICT. Daniel Gleason was honorabl
discharged Of the accusation of horse stealing
m brought against him by Ohm Bonman; Nine Peter
,e colored was fined S5 and bound to keep the peac
as in $lOO for six months, for violating city counc
- ordinance No. 50S.
ed Mad Schmidt and Marie Schmidt were fined 81
ay and bound over for assault and battery upon jea
oh Alex. Gardere, colored, for same offence, wa
:, Il made to give bond and fined $40.
he Thos. Hughes was sent to the Parish Prison Q
ot the charge of being deserter from the bar
Thos. Murray was fined s. for being drunk 9
+. The case of Ludovico Marshini, an Italia
2e' charged with attempting murder, was continue
He |