New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY H., 1866.


interest from the sst Of March, 1850, to the Sd Of
April, 1862, and per cent. afterwards until paid.
IL. h. Hymas is to have $3.50 with per cent. |
interest from the 5th OF April l8sO to the 5th of
April, 1863, and per cent afterwards until paid.
The city OF New Orleans is to have 1923 with per
cent interest on sG3 from May 9th 1859, to May |
"a 1862, and per cent. afterwards. 1t il further
ordered that the claimant, Nathan Keith, having I
no lien ON the property, be dismissed with costs.
United States vs.. three lots of ground, The pro.
pefty Of P. A. Rost. The libel was dismissed and
the property is to be restored upon the payment
of costs and $3.50 to the District Attorney.
+ United States vs. Fashion plantation, the pro-
perty of Richard Taylor. Judgment is entered in
favor Of Jonathan Montgomery, for 5000 with s
per cent. interest from March 23d, 1861, until
paid. J. NJ Rand has Judgment for like sum
United States vs.. schooner Victoria and United
States vs.. schooner Trinture. Continued till next
Friday.
United States vs.. steamer Buskirk. Allowed
fifteen days to take testimony.
Henry Brier Il Geo. j. Steever VS.. their credi-
tors. Ordered that the Recorder of Mortgages
cancel all mortgages standing in the name of
Henry Brler, which were recorded anterior to
October 10, 1872 +
John Wilson VS.. J. Mitchell. Fixed for Friday
next
Tinted States VS.. Steamer st. Clond. Fixed for
Monday next.
United States va. Steamer Rob Roy and Cargo
Fixed for Wednesday, I7th inst
J. Sawyer d Menendez VS.. the Cargo of the Bri-
tish bark Margaret Ordered that Sawyer & Me-
nehdez have Judgment for all such items as relate
to the transhipn1ent of the cargo of the Margaret.
ii others were denied. After deducting the legal
costs the proceeds are to be turned over TO the
United States vs. q Lot of Ground, the property
| OF NJ. Pendergast. 1t is ordered that n. King
| Knox, intervenor, have judgment for $1,000, with
5 per cent interest from April 4, 1865, until paid
| u. s. vs.. the property Of F. Miclnarl After
| hearing the peadings and evidence the Court took
| time to consider.
| j. P. Sullivan, ESQ. introduced to the Court Mr..
| Z. Pearson, who, having exhibited his license and
taking the oath of Office, was admitted as proc
| tor of the court
| W. H. Hunt, Esq, introduced Mr.. Seth Weldy,
who, having exhibited his license and complied
with the rules, was admitted to practice before
| this court. a .7Rt
RECORDER KRuEBBE's sCoURr.-AlexanderK Kiezig,
charged with stealing watches and jewelry. had
his case fixed for the 10Th inst, at 10 clock
George Jones, colored, charged with stealing
| bale of cotton from the cargo of the steamboat
Cen Quitman was sent to the First District Court;
being allowed to bail in the Eum of three hundred
dollars.
Isaac Dorsey colored for being drunk and stealing
fence pickets; James Bowen, dangerous and suspt-
cious character; Mrs. McKenny, for being drunk
and disturbing the peace; Edward Kennedy, John
McCree, D. Moore, John Mcdonald, VIM Morgan
and Harry Guilder, all darktes, and john Delasey,
white. dangerous and suspicious characters, were
all sent for thirty days 10 the w0rRhouse.
VIM. johnson, colored piiferer, for cutting
open cotton bales and stealing cotton, was sent for
thirty days TO the parish prison.
Charles Summers, charged with being a danger
Gus and suspicious character. was given the alter
native of spending thirty days in the workhousc,
or furnish bonds for six months in the of $500
dollars.
Geo Donahue, Jno. B. Garcia and Jas. Smith
drunk and disturbing the peace; John Wood, fo1
carrying concealed weapons ;jamesSc colored
, fer stealing wood; James Lilly, Amos Price Benz
Byatt, Chas Thomas and A. Franklin, all colored
, for fighting and disturbing the peace, were eacl
sentenced to ten days imprisonment or five dollar
l fine. Nathaniel Straub colored, Pat Sweeney
Nelson Ward Mrs. Mcahan Il. Hyman and JOIN
Benjamin were each sentenced to pay fine Of twt
dollars and ahalf, OF be imprisoned for five day!
for being drunk.
RECORDER G.srINEL's CoURT.--Wm. Gilbert
arrested on Danplfiue street, for being drunk ant
t disturbing the peace; Francis Brown for lying
/ drunk in the market, and James Brogan for lyn!
, drunk on Old Levee street. were sentenced to
fine Of s. or ten days imprisonment.
| Benjamin, colorcd, sent for thirty days t.
the parish prison for larceny. b
Martin Delan, Angela kamsby, Clement Mar
, zaneaux and Ellen Mahoney for fighting and dis
, tarbing the peace were sentenced as follows
: , Delan, to SIG fine or fifteen days Imprisonment
Angela, to ten days in the work house Ellen Ma
honey to a fine of $40 or fifteen days. imprison
ment. Clement Marzaneaux was dismissed.
Anna Baily was sent for six months to the work
house for being found in a beasty state of intoXi
: cation on Barracks street.
wm. Weber and Mike Smith, arrested on Bar
: racks street for fighting and disturbing the peace
2 and Kate Summers, for being drunk and noisy
4 were each sentenced to q fine OF ten dollars 0
3 fifteen days imprisonment.
y Peter Abrams, colored, charged by Emile Gard
d ner with larceny, was turned over to the Freed
g mems Bureau.
= G. Maurequet was sentenced 10 pay two dollar
= and half or be imprisoned for three days, 70
. being drunk
It Francois Nse, charged with desertion iror
1t the French brig Happy. was reInanded to priso
. to await orders from the French consul.
% Ten prisoners were dismissed upon examination
g John johnson, arrested on Elysian Fields
T. charged with being suspicious character an
il peddlng spurious jewelry without license, and ais
attempting to swindle the public with his wares
was dismissed upon examination, and his jewelr
coniscated until he shall have taken license.
PRoyosT CouRT.--William Bersh, 9th Colore
Infantry, charged with stealing tobacco, was sci
, fenced to one months Imprisonment in the polio
A, jail.
I'd William Kelly. charged with stealing valuah
t. papers irCn United States officer, was remande
T. Ill next Wednesday. N..
u" Jack Cotton, charged with breach OF trust M
ne er,beggle n ent and q. Barlow, charged with d
m sertiou and larceny, were remanded for tri
We | to-day.