New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-09

Aeeorders' Courts.
FIRST DIsTRICT.- John Childs upon heino ar
| raigned before Recorder Ahern yesterday on tn
charge OF stealing coat worth three dollars from
the room of Alexander Mcneil pleaded pnilt,
and was sent before the Criminal Court for trial
N. II. Esling, was arraigned and his examina
Iloh hXed Tor the 18th, on a charge of stealing
carnage belonging to G. lizard, from his premises
NO. l69 Erato street, in July last. Esling is alst
accused by the same party of breach of trust
committed, II IS alleged, in appropriating to hi
own use the sum of one hundred and ten dollars
which he had received from J.SW. Boon for com
plalnant. Both cases are set for the same day.
After an examination of the testimony F. J
Gilbert, charged by Charles Farmer with embez
zlng the proceeds of provisions and fruits valued
at three hundred and tWenty-one dollars he wa.
commissioned to sell for Farmer, the prosecution
was dismissed.
j. NJ. Price and G. NJ. Che eks are to be exam.
med to-day on charge of stealing a meerscbaum
pipe, worth thirty dollars, from M. DeCourcy, on
Saturday last.
A boy named J. w. Hart aged about IL wears.
was sent to the House of Refuge at the instance
martin Costello, for pilfering about the Jackson
Della Williams, colored, was brought to the bar,
accused Of having stolen a lady's cloak, worth
sl2, from the shop of Maurice Rosenstein, No,
I36 Rampant street. The case is to be examined
on the 18th.
A complaint against Adolphe Heidenfelder, az.
cpslng him OF attempting to pick the pocket of j.
n. Wilson, was dismissed, the prosecutor failing
to appear.
For like reason the prosecution against F. s.
Gilbert for an alleged assault and battery with in.
tent to kill, on Adolphe Lange was dismissed.
Moses kaufman was fined $50 and Capt Great.
house OF the steamer Nina SHINES $22 at the in
stance of Dr. Burns, health officer, for violating
the health ordinances in introducing rags into The
city without permit from the Board of Health
Walter Blanch and Anne Williams negroes, ar.
rested for thieying; William johnson, coIured, a
suspicious character and Laura Smith, an incur.
fr fl,n Ill,
SIX months: John Celey, for assisting petty
larceny on the levee, and Ellen Wiley ana Nancy
nash, Tor drunkenness, ninety days Patrick
hrole, VIM. Thompson, William Scott Thomas
Snyder and Martin Mullen, street sleepers and
John Manning, found lying drunk on the street,
sixty days each.
Jom Howard, negro, for carrying concealed a
razor, was sentenced to pay fine Of SIS, or the
" Orkhouse for ninety days.
Denis Connor and W. j. O'Keefe for fohting
on Magazine street on Sunday night, were fined
the former $50 and the latter $5.
Sarah Works, colored, for being drunk, disturb
ing the peace and abusing E. A. Rassy, was fined
$50, IN default of paying which she was orderpd
to be committed to the Workhouse for sixty days
Tim Sullivan, j. B. Smith and John VennaTd
Tor breaches of the peace, Catherine White and
Leo Stragley, for being drunk on the streets John
O'Brien and Richard Bristol for drunkenness and
abusing the officers who arrested them, and James
Gardner, for entering the house of Mary Hanly
drunk and assaulting her, were fined S. each;
Edward Washington, negro, for furious driving,
and John Leary, James Carroll, Francis
hickey, John Hart, John Glenn Catherine
Kelly, VIM. Robinson, David Lewis John Rev
lohn Carr, Patrick Welsh. Herman Roe, Fred
laber, Peter Martin and John Maboney, all picked
up on the streets drunk 81 so each
SECOND DISTRICT. Thornton Lower, colored,
was fined $40 or ten days to the Parish Prison. for
assault and battery.
VIM. Feyley was sent TO the Workhouse for six
months, for larceny.
THIRD DIsTR1CT.-Sarah, colored, charged with
stealing clothes, by Melissa Wyatt, was sent to the
WorkhOuse for sixty days.
A woman who Is deaf and dumb. exceptfnp
when under the influence of liquor, was sent yes.
.erday for the huudredth time to the Workhouse
for the same period.