New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25
Recorders, Courts.


FIRST DIsrRIcT-The case of L. A. Duvignaud, |
accased of attempting to kill Joseph Duvignaud, |
was yesterday dismissed by Acting Recorder
MOORE, at the instance of the prosecutor.
The case Of John Barr and Frank Eayell, ac- |
cused by Mrs. Dorah Clerk of picking her pocket |
in Poydras Market Of pocket book containing |
ten dollars, was indefinitely continued in conse-
quence OF the inability of MRS Ulerc, from sick |
ness to appear to testify.
The examination of francis j. Gastner, accused
Of stealing buggy and harness from John Cline,
No. l22 Annanciation street, was deferred to the
4th of next month
the property Of Augnstin Vicknair from the parish
Of St. John the Baptist, was arraigned, and his
examination fixed for the 2Sth inst.
In the case of Jim vii Jams, prosecuted for al.
assault and battery on John Mciiven, both parties
were required to give bonds to keep the peace.
William Kingston, charged with assault and bat
tery on Lizzie Wilson, was discharged.
The case OF Louis Baslone, accused of assault
altd battery on Gustave Salvador, was dismissed
by the request of tine prosecutor.
The prosecution of William Doty, for assault and
battery on John Laughlin, with intent to kill, was
dismissed.
William ZebFiskie, negro, was sent before the
FIRST District Court on charge Of attempting to
cdmnat a rape on the person Of Mrs. Elizabeth
DAILY, white woman, who resides at No. 1870 Gus
tamhoaBe street. The evidence was that in a
house belonging to him. at the corner of Magazine
and CalliOpe streets, she having some business
there on the evening of the 18th inst. was seized
bg him IN the yard and dragged to his bedroom,
where he sought to accomplish his purpose, but
wss defeated by her struggles. contra charge
against her by Zebriskie for drunkenness and as
sault and battery, was dismissed. 4ss
Edward DAILY, charged with picking ten dollars
from the pocket Of VIM. Wilson, on board the
ship South America, on thursday evening last, was
sent before the First District Court for trial.
Martin Nalley was arraigneai on a, charge of
burglariOusY entering the tailoang establishment
of Messrs. Wunder & Olstreich, No. 50 Magazine
street. the night Of the 18th inst, and stealing
therefrom one hundred and ninety yards OF cassl-
mere, valued at 1853. The case was fixed for the
4 LIST proNimos a Is Nh
Jacob A. Goldman. accused Of purchasing
| seventy-four yards Of the above mentioned cassl-
mere, knowing it to have been stolen, was also
arraigned. and his case was set for the same day.
/ Mary Williams, negress, charged wilhstealing a
silver watch and gold chain, both worth about $50
fthe properly Of Mary Smooth, negress, from tbs
premises of Madam Lemoke, on. Camp street
sabout three weeks ago, was arraigned and ih'
examination appointed for the I'd ofneXt month
Georgiana Richardson, as 1ewd and abandoned
II woman, was fined $40. Nt H5
James Basson and Thomas CooReyi Tor penn
drunk, were fined SO each,
Peter Dillon John Strickland, join kenna, Hen
ry Brosley, Fanny King, Johanna slnelaT ana >
ii Moldin, were each fined S., for drunkenness.
John Gallagher, w. G. Lyttle, John s. Burnes
and Susan Tuttle, for the same ohenae, were re
qpiredtopay Jail fees.
Charles Sholzcope was also required TO pay Jal
fees.
SECOND DIsFRICT-The following parties wer
alowed.to choose between going to the paris
prison or paying fines: i3
Joseph OfNeili, colored, for lying drunk o
Chartres street, 81 or len days.. .5
:, VIM B. Ellis, for being too drunk to take care q
himself, IS or five days.
}, Josephine Smith, eolored, for assaulting Mis-
Clara smith also colored, So or five days.
= Celestine Smith and Edward Gordon, coloret
s for iudulging in free fight, S. or ten days;
Joe Crawford, John Simmons and Iheodoi
: Smith, all oolored, and fighting characters .
: ten days,
u gracy were sent to the workhouset :. Z.t
teen da daps M bayid Jaekson colored, fifteen Day
i Sam Ackerman, fifteen days.