New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-13

mule from the stable of Mr.. A. c. Weaver, at the
corner OF st. Peter and Grod streets on the night
OF the "a inst, was examined, and the charge of
larceny dismissed, but the prisoner being shown
to be yagrant he was sentenced to six months
imprisonmentin in the Workhouse.
The prosecution against Pat McGinn, charged
with entering the room Of Alexander Shudrick on
Richard street, and malicously breaking three or
four dollars worth Of furniture therein was dis
missed by Mr., Shudrick' request
Upon an investigation of the complaint of Louis
Spencer, accusing Mrs Margaret Henley, propre-
tress of the boarding house No. 1872 Baronne street
of feloniously taking from his mothers room in
the house, the sum Of one hundred and fifteen dol
lars5belnnging to him, the case was dismissed.
Patrick McGinp, whose discharge upon an ac
cusation of maliciaus mischief is mentioned above 4
was sent before the First District Court for as
saultng officer A. Boyd, who arrested him on the
occasion, telling him with some unknown weapon
and attempting to strangle him while he was pros
trate. The charge upon which he stands com
mitted is assault and battery with intent to kill
Robert Gaines, negro. was examined on the
charge of Mr. E. M. Russia, that he had stolen
about fogr dollars worth Of copper. from the
ruins of Odd Fellows Hall, and was committed to
the WorkhQuse for ninety days.
Charles Mccarthy and Ellen Norton, ,forbabitual
drunkenness and other idle and vicious habits,
We're sent to the Workhouse for sixty days, and
Margaret Wright found Sleeping On street, for
thirty days. ~1"sa5. t3E
Henry .Grole and Charles vass, for being drunk
and disturbing the peace, were tiued fifteen dol
lars each
George Culver for beipg drunk and creating a
disturbance in the house of Laura Towns, on Jtl-
liza street, was fined ten dollars and required to
give bonds to keep the peace for six months.
Charles Dickson, LIST United States cavalry, for
drunkenness and disturbing the peace Of theater,
and James Deyine, found lying drunk on Caronde-
let street, were mulcted two dollars and fifty
cents each I.-s
SECOND DtsrRIcT.-Henriette Green, colored,
for stealing mosquito bar aud curtains, was sent
to the Parish Prison for fifteen days.
John DAILY, a child of about eight years, was
brought up for trial for stealing pistol. He was
sent to the House of Refuge.
Charley johnson, colOred charged with forcibly
entering the coffee house of Smith Hawkins, and
carrying away everything else in the way Of
watch, billiard balls, cigars cards, etc, that he
could lay his hands upon, was sent before the First
District Court
| THIRD DIsTRICT.-A Conrad. jr., was Yesterday
charged by Cadet Marian with a breach Of the
peace; but succeeded in clearing his skirts, and
having SIS fine imposed upon his prosecutor for
assault and battery.
Jos. Lobyano was discharged Charged with
assault and battery at the request of his wife
upon giving 500 bond 10 behave himself.
Mrs. Spilman was yesterday maliciously
charged with being insane, by her husband. The
only proof that appeared in support of Ills state
ment was that she threw s. which he gave her
into the fire, when he was about to forsaIie her.
Spilman, the husband, was very deseFvedlF made
to give 800 bond to keep tile peace.
Nh Henry Schneders dog has brought his
owner before the police courts The dog Is Of
the kind that is sometimes known as q . kind y
dog, and bond was given by Schneider for the
good behavior of himself or dog-it does not
1 clearly appear which. A T.
John Carroll, charged With disturbing P. Hayes
at the unreasonable hour of dinner and Of carry
ing weapon, was made to give bail. 4s#s@
Catherine Casey, who spends her time in going
in and coming out Of the Workhoqse, was sent
there for six months for general riOtous conduct.
The examination of Mir. Jones, charged by j. G.
Smith with obtaining money under false pre-
tenccs, which was fixed for yesterday, was con
tuued.
A boy named A. santanio was sent to the
House Of Refuge, as juvenile vagrant at the in
stance of lis father, A. Santanio.
A negro rf9med Jack, arrested on suspicion Of
having stolen gold watch, taken from one of the
bathhouses at Afilneburg while the owner was
bathing, was discharged, no one appearing tt
prosecute him. ~
Merritt and Monroe Brown were sentenced K
imprisonment in the Parish Prison for thirty day
for violating No. 503 of the city ordinances