New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-12
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL l2, 1866.

He was committed to the workhouse for sia
months. Stephen Begs, upon whose person tlE
stolen watch was found, was required 10 enter
$1,000 bail for his appearance before the First
District Court.
NJ. Lequex, for knowingly having in his posses
sion stolen property was sent before the First Dis
trict Court; bail required to the amount of $1,000.
Chas. Dryman, for having stolen the property
found in possession Of the above named individual,
was required to enter $1,000 bonds for his appear
ance before the First District Court.
The following named individuals were commit
ted to the workhouse for ninety days: I. Kennedy
for being drunk, John OMEN yagrant, and Geo.
Allen suspicious character.
Alice Dixon (colorcdl was alraigned charged
with lighting and fined SO, or undergo an impris'
onment of twenty days in the workhouse.
valley Smith, W. Allen and Robt. Gibson, ali
colored- for violating city ordinance 545, were
fined $40 or committed to workhouse for twenty
days.
L. J. Forester. James McNulty and John Davis
were alraigned charged with being drunk. They
were each fined SO or undergo twenty days iln-
pr Comment in the workhouse.
Frank Schafer was arraigned charged by Julia
Coleman (coiored) with running wagon against
her, thereby causing her to be injured. Fined $40
or twenty days in the workh9use.
Michael Roe was charged with Wfully running
his dray against carriage and assauting the
driver of SAID carriage. He was fined $40 twenty
days in the workhouse.
There were more than the usual number of cases
VI uTuuAeueSs, breaches OF the peace ana OLHer
minor otenses disposed of in this court yesterday.
Being OF little interest to the public we refrain
from enutherating each particular case. They
were disposed of in the usual way, by imposing
fines ranging from 50 50 upwards, in default Of
which commitments to the Workhouse for thirty
DAYS and less were made out.
EdW. Forester was arraigned, charged by
Catharlne Forester with assaultng her at the
corner of Basin and Gravier streets. Bonds to the
amount of $3.50 were required, in default of which
to uOderrO imDriaoOmpnt of siy months in the
workhouse.
J. B. Young, W. McKeever and H B. Greene
were arraigned, charged with an assault and
battery on Thomas Clark. They were held in $500
bail each.
Geo. F. Bass was arraigned, charged with high
way robbery and committing an assault with in
tent to murder. The case was fixed for April %,
1866. In default of 5000 bail the prisoner
manded back to jail.
RECORDERS GAsTINEL's AND LErTEN's CoUKTs.-
The few cases disposed of in these courts, yester-
day, were altogether of an unimportant character
and possessing interest whatever to the public.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Pat Mcdonald and
Mike Foley, who were arraigned charged with lar
ceny, were acquitted.
RECORDER VENNARD's CouRr.-Jula (colored J
was arraigned charged with assault and battery.
She was fined S., or in default of which, required
to go to the worhouse for FIVE days, and give $3.50
bonds to keep the peace.
John Alex was arraigned, charged with larceny.
Case continued until 18th inst.
Mary Lyons was arraigned charged with assault
and battery. Case continued.