New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-26
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR Willis,
constable for Calcasieu parish; John Strother jus
hce Of the peace for Caleasieu ward. u
parish of st. Mary. Y
!, Riehard Psarkensen, commissioner of deeds for
Iberville. s'.s,. ": .,5 '35g7
G.. Vincent justice Of the peace for the 3d
ward, parish of st. Mary. t -'
STOLEN PROPERTY FouND.--We noticed some
time ago that large amount Of jewelry had been
stolen from Mrs. Henderson, at the corner Of
Canal and Baronne, part of which was since
found at Mrs. Silverstens store on Poydras street
Day before yesterday it was found out that heavy
guard chain, worth about $780,, which had been
missing with the other articles, was in the posses
sion of gentleman of this city whose name it is
useless to mention. Special officer Siddons went
ing identified the chain, it was brought to the
Chiefs office yesterday, the gentleman at the same
time giving description of the man he had
bought it from, whom, he said, he. knew very
well, and had never SO much as suspected 81
| dishonesty. Since then one bareelet, 10 paii
| of ear rings, and a ring all Of gold and the
finest workmanship were found in the possession O
acertain woman, a frail daughter of Eve, to whom
they had been presented by the same individual
| who had sold the chain. They are now in the pos
session of the Chief. The. thief, it is supposed
has left the city, but vigilant detective police
have, their eyes wide open, and what with the tele
graph and energetic wakefulness, they are conf
dent of soon bringing him to condign punishment
| The Chief Of Police has telegraphed to Mobile,
Natehez and Vicksburg to have him oyerhauled.
ATTEMrT1T BuRGLARy.-Night before last there
was an attempt made by some thievest to break
open the confectionery store of Mr.. Prosper Levy,
No. 1913 Camp street, opposite ST; Patrick 8
Church. They went to work between A. M. and
daylight, bursting hole through the door by
means of an iron bar. The watchman happily
arrived in time to prevent them from perpetrating
their evil undertaking, and they fled, leaving the
house were awakened and they knew nothing of
the danger which their property had incurred
until they awoke yesterday morning. The police
being then notified, special officer Tower visited
and took to the station the iron bar which had
served to do it. The robbers have not yet been
arrested. s7i HssstyE 7 5.fs
LAKoENY.-Jake Bentley, VIM. Marshall and
Adolphe Grouser, all of the coored species, were
arrested yesterday for stealing oranges. Simon
Diggs, of the same race, was brought to the lock-
up upon the more serious charge of buying a gold
watch and chain with the full knowledge that the
same was stolen property.
ARREST OF ROBBERS. George Wright, alias VIM.
Williams, and George Williams, alias George w.
Hillroy, were arrested yesterday at No. 277 Caron-
deet street, by order of Sergeant Petrie, charged
with robbing Mr.. Farchild's house, on St. Charles
street, of s4o0 worth of jewelry watches and sill
verware. assg , ss Il,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-W. A. Hayes
vs.. steamship Carlotta. It is ordered that Mr..
| Hayes have Judgment for $500, payable in gold OF
its equivalent. After deducting this and the legal
costs, the proceeds of this vessel are to go To
Jno. H. Keep, for his claim in this case. slas
| U. s.. vs.. 1876 cases Of gin, 40 do. of champagne
and 66 do. of Scotch whisky. In this case the
| libel was dismissed. @ e
q. S. vs.. the property of P. s. wiltz The cost
| due in this case having been paid, the rule takel
on the 22d is discontinued.
| U. S. VS.. steamer st. Cloud. The argument sup
porting an application to the Secretary Of the lii
/ ferin In ,aap ha fnotr AZ
ter under consideration g s s4
| FIRST DISTRICT CoUET.- State VS.. Geo. A. Storm
4 charged with the murder Of VIM. G. Seayier, o.
j September lItli, 1865. On motion of Messrs
Foute Gibson. of the council for defendant it wa
ordered that this case be continued indefinitely.
VIM. Barley, I. Morris, VIM. Lowry, Thos. Snoi
| son, Pat Henry Pat. Murray for drunkenness.
and Owen Beatey, John Marshall and A. Gram
mar, for larceny, were each sentenced to fine Q
| five dollars or five days Imprisonment.
| Mary Borgner was sent to the workhouse fo
| thirty days upon the charge of drunkenness ss
| Pierre Martin and VIM. Francis were sent to tn
workhouse for three months upon the charge c
| being dangerous characters.
| Paul, colored, was sent down for two month
| upon the charge of vagrancy. f-r Fet
| Chas Kemper and Louis Harrison, charged witt
larceny, and Dennis Caaghan with cotton steal
l ing, were sent to the First District Court an(
| admitted to bail in the sum of $3.50.
VIM. Saxton and John Coo, charged with stealing
| cotton, were sent before the same tribunal, and
| their bail fixed at $500.
In the case of David O'Leary and John O. O'Leary,
charged with assault and battery upon Andrew
Shealey, all the parties were required to give
4 peace bonds for six months in the sum OF $3.50,
and John O'Leary fined fifteen dollars for carrying
concealed weapons.
i REooRDER GAsrINEL's CoURT.-Richard Brown
| and Michael Flaherty, arrested on Front Levee
street, charged with fighting and disturbing the
peace, were each sentenced to s. fine, or ten days
| imprisonment -. zst
| Thomas Pike who WAS picked up on Royal
street in a state of beastly intoxication, was
sentenced to fine of 81, or ten days imprison-
ment. 2
There were five prisoners dismissed upon ex
| animation.
A. B. Sharp, charged with assault and battery
| waived examination and was sent for trial to The
First District Court He was admitted TO bail il
the sum of $3.50.
PRovosT CouRr.--Wm. Eagan, llth Michigan
vol. int, charged with being drunk and disorderly
was sentenced to one month in tine police Jail.
Abrnm Lowell, charged with being drunk ani
desertings his train, was sentenced to two months
in the parish jail.
Geo, Campbell was sentenced to a fine of s75 OF
three months in the police Jail.
Gus. Baringer and j. H. Sullivan were discharged