New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-18
MING, APRIL Is, 1866.

,ss which was adopted, including report ad- al
,rse to the claim of the Picayune to be considered
ty printer.
Mr. Prague, in behalf of the Committee on a
sr of subjects which had been referred to them. !
mong the resolutions reported by the committee
hich were adopted, were the following:
Authorizing change in the grant 10 Messfs.
icholson Go. Of street railroad priyTnsgein1,
lat they may avoid the curve in the Carrohtoh
,thorising sale of contracts for keeping the
rep;dges in repair for one year.
| Antizng the sale of contracts for keeping IN
for buryjear the ballast roads of the city.
gent sick tthe sale of a contract for one year
Directing tRdggent dead, and carrying md
woodwork are NJ. d
etc. of the public e report Nv whas iron ana
This report disposeds 'epaN 'n'
RECORDER vEssARDs,e e boa,a adjourned. $
eolored, was arraigned, chatzT. -,,bn Alex,
his appearance before the First DispOo ;s pe for ,
j. Ennis was arraigned, charged Il Courniui
his team over boy. Case continued. funn
cI J9hn ny. Murray was arragned, charged byvacob
keeper. He was committed to the parish prise,
for fifteen days. s''
Richard Hide, colored was arraigned, charged
with having firearms in his possession. Case con-
| tinued.
| Jas Thompson, colored, was arraigned, charged
with larceny; also with breaking jail. He was re-
quired to give $1,000 bonds for his appearance be-
| fore the First District Court.
Michael Walsh was arraigned charged with
stealing q bottle Of liquor. He was sent to the
| parish prison for ten days.
Wm. Hagermann was arraigned charged with
| mule stealing Case continued. -ru
There is now lying at Recorder Vennard's court
| a large amount of ladies and gentlemen's wearing
| apparel unclaimed, subject to the order of the
owners. This property was recovered from some
negroes who were charged with having stolen
| property in their possession.
RECORDER LETrEN's CouRT-Chris. Holtz and
Jas Green were arraigned charged by Bridget
Greenough with stealing a silver goblet worth two
dollars. In default of two hundred and fifty dol
lars bail they were committed to prison.
Mr7. Savery was arraigned charged by Mary
Casoiieas with committing an assault and battery
by striking her on the head with bottle aud
severely injurine her. She gave bonds for her
| future appearance.
Michael Riley was arraigned, charged by Cath
arne Riley, his wife with committing an assault and
| battery on her. The case was finally settled to
tie satisfaction of both parties and dismissed.
| The defendant was sngulariy provided with coin
| of almost every nationality, among which we
| enumeraie seventeen sovereigns, one dollar in
silver, shilling, franc five cent piece and two
hundred and fifty dollars in United States frac-
| tl0nal currency.
Mcheal Clancy was arraigned charged with
| disturbing the peace. He was released on paying
| fine of twenty dollars :
Jas. Smith, sailor, was arraigned charged by
Wm Smith. with swinding the defendant, having
engaged to ship received his advance and endeay.
ored to break his obligation which caused his
arrest. He was fined thirty five dollars and re.
manded back to prison.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-The case of Edwd. Dewess
Paul Nelson and Henry Plumer, charged with bur
giary, was yesterday continued.
The trial of Chas O'Brlen, for the murder of his
wife, IS fixed for this morning. John Henderson
Esq, has been engaged as counsel for the &C
cused.
The case of Pelagie Brown Miss Marchand ant
others, accused of poisoning, is fixed for the 20tl
inst.
Il RECORDER GAsTINEL's CouRT-Jas. Golding wa
arraigned, charged with being drunk. disturbing
the peace and carrying bowie knife. He wa
fined SO or thirty days in the workhouse.
Paul Press was arraigned, charged with disturb
ing the peace. He was fined $40 or fifteen days i
! the workhouse.
Jas. McCabe was arraigned, charged with bein
dangerous and suspicious character. He wa
sent TO the workhouse for sixty days.
John Mulloy was arraigned, charged with breac
of the peace. He was fined $40 or fifteen days ii
the>workhouse.
c. R. Cook was arraigned, charged with carryn,
revolver. He was fined $40 or twenty days ii
the workhouse.
RECORDER AHERN's CoURT.-walker johnson
was arraigned, charged by l.. Goldsmith with en-
terlng his premises on the night of April Sd. anG
stealing therefrom clothing to the amount of 5000
The accused plead guilty and was placed under
$1,000 bonds to appear before the First District
Court.
Mrs. Turner was arragned, charged by Mrs.
Mill with committing an assault and battery. Bott
the prosecutor and defendent were required tc
enter bonds for their future conduct.
Alex. Washington, colored, was arraigned
charged with stealing two handkerchiefs, the pro
perty of Mrs. Gray. He was committed to the
workh use for six months.
Pat aud Tony Condor, for being destitute and
homeless, were sent to the house Of refuge.
John Jones, colored, was arraigned. charged
with lareeny-stealing dog on Dryades street
He was fined $40 or twenty days in the workhouse
and required to give bonds to keep away from
prosecutors premises.
Lizzie Cooper was arraigned, charged with hav.
ing in her possession goods supposed to have beer
stolen. She was committed to the workhouse fol
six months.
| Mary Mahoney, charged with vagrancy, was
: committed to the workhouse for sixty days.
Emeline Williams, colored. was arraigned
!, charged with larceny. She was committed to til,
workhouse for sixty days,
Della Franklin colOred, was arrested, charged
with disturbing the peace. She was fined SIS O
thirty days in the wOrkhOuse.
Abraham Miller was arragned, charged witt
interfering with an officer in the discharge of hi
duty. He was released on paying a fine Of SO.
: There were arragned some ten or more person.
of both sexes, charged with drunkenness VIII.
wese punished either by light fine, OF inprison
ment varying from five to thirty days.