New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-04
NUMBER 1913

Objection raised that this proposal came in too
iate the last day for receiving proposals having
again for new proposals OR bids. These objections
were overruled by vote Of the majority, notwith
Standing the objections of the minority and the
formal protest of one of the directors in said
The object of this suit is to have the lease
awarded to l.. Gagnet cancelled and to cause the
directors either to advertise legally for new prof.
posas, or 70 go on to administrate the affairs of
the corporation as heretofore. ,aaH a 4 y
A. and NJ. VOORHEES, for plaintiffs Esd ee.l gsg. A
RECORDER AHERss CogRF- William gal}istar
and Alfred Graham, the latter colored charged
with being dangerous and suspicious charaters,
were requested to get citizens who will vouch for
them, otherwise they will have to nut in term Of
thirty days in the workhouse. 20
The following parties were committed to the
Dick Call, charged with stealing fish and ss from
Salvatore La Moiffe, in Poydras market; Mrs. Hns-
ton for disturbing the peace Of Magazine street: !:
Charles Durant charged with breaking glass at the
store of j. J. Dreyfus, on North street. and also
by officer Marshal with having several articles Of
clothing in his possession. supposed to be stolen
George Williams, colored, charged with Offering a
| mule for sale that had been stolen from A. Moss
| Mrs. Murphy, who was charged with allowing
| her tongue to run on at the rate of about forty
miles an hour, to the disgust and annoyance Of her
neighbors, and who resisted officer McGuinn and
tore his clothes will have ninety days Of workhouse
life, during which time it is to be supposed that
her reformation will be effected. @
Simon Murray, colored, whom it was alleged IN
dertook to interfere with officer Murray in the dis
charge Of his duty, had to pay SO for his conduc
in the affair.
RECORDER GAsrINEL's CouRT.-The charg
against Andrew Hickson of carrying bowl
knife concealed was dismissed.
VIM. Ensign was arraigned on a charge of com
mitting an assault upon Bartholomew Tierney will
dangerous weapon. He gave bond to appea
| for examination.
| Charles Harrison, upon charge of being sus
! picious character, was committed to the work
house for ninety days.
Charles Austin, charged with keeping a disor
derly house on Dauphine street. was fined SIS ani
required to give bond to keep the peace for si1
months.
George A. Taylor, charged with carrying con
| cealed weapon, was fined SO. ~ .s
RECORDER VENNARD's COURT. M. Walsh was
yesterday brought up on charge of being found
concealed under the bed in one of the gallery
rooms Of the residence of Mr.. R. De Gas corner Of
Third and Coliseum stree is. Walsh must have
scaled fence seven feet high in order to get into
the yard. He then effected an entrance into the
apartment by raising the window.
Enoch and Caroline Smith, colored individuals
who were embued with the mistaken idea that the,
could do as they pleased, discovered their erro
yesterday. They were charged with fighting an'
disturbing the peace, and were fined SO each an
required to give bond for their good behaviour 10
the ensuing half year. ..1..N .g1o+