New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
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tlsis assd aSjeililg States, alti haG
desa tse5snIf7eg aid spring been selling from
llfe 81 1003s, nom Rlch latcenles had zpeeiiI
R4assad. a9pse iata had baet placed n thesi
back Iyart nf taA stare, accessible nossih3ys huti
only 6s bold aa still bieE, roma yard lthe,
rear. testimony sas 6ffeTad fof the aefeBses
ges evS1Rs To ehaFaeter. gIie defense was CON
a0ctsa hg Capt Reese and gentleman whose
name VIC did mot hear. The theory they put be-
fore the inry As thar HEIR client, who they ssid
had been peddiing goods Id Gexas, had bought the
articles found IN his rulk in that State prebanig
fger RaFiies who had purchased from Messrs,
Tsyeas 42 60. The jury aiter an absence of few
minutes, retEfrhed verdict Of acQaitta and the
nTisouer was discharged.
Charles p. Parker was tried Epon an informa-
tiosi, e6nsng him Of stealing suit Of clothes, |
worth afty dollars, the property of Augustus veal,
and stolen from Nj. Veal Is room, No. 50 Dry AIDES
4 street, On the 18th June last. The evidence
4 aow ea that upon the prisoner being arrested, he
ADMITTED having taken the clothes, said he had
paWned them. gave mp the pawn tickets, and npon
an OfireT presenting these tickets to the pawn
broker, the articles were recovered. Parker had,
As shawn By the Endorsement upon the afiidavit
sent haf0re this court, pleaded guilty before Re-
Z eorder AheTn, but his confession had not been
taken IN Suchtorm as to make it legal eVidencet
The ilFT brought in. verdict of not guilty--cne
Of tile most remarkable Yerdicts it has ever been
our let To record.
William Niley, colored, was found guilty of
stealing ninety allars from }. Aieard, /,
Frank Murray Informed againt for distig guFing =
alleged to have been committed in splitting The ilp
s3f i. .Hanlon with a blow, was arraigned, and was
allowed to enter plea of guilty Of assault and
battery. negro, named Edward Gordon WSas
tried Ter stealing quantity Of leWoiry from y; y
shoRof Amandez Schutze, No. l67 Cafonds3e q
strees on the 25th July last, and WAS 0onyle{eu.
Gordon, with two other negroes, entered the shop
about midday, while Mr. Schultza was admins er
ing medicine to his Wifi iii a backro a ser
FaAs called Mr. SchnlEBs 9 attention TO the Iaci
that persons were in the shop. He went out ailU
as he did SO Gordon was leaving the oIiler lms
hoS ais loft II.
back and asked what he wanted. Gordon sald
He Naated crystal for his watch Rlr, Gordon
took the watch and tried to it il, bnt could no
linda suitable crystal. While doing this he oo
served that his chow case had been robbed, aue
said something about ii. when Gordon LETT huTt
rie6ly. 8ir. Schuitze pursued him, overlook nm
at fAe corner of lula street, aid handed nm ov2
70 the peliee. Ahonta hundred sua nifty idoilsES
wortf af articles had been stolen, OF wllieQ
Jewels worth eighty Five dollars we're fonnd on lbs
person gf Gordon. The jury found nm guittJ
Nithogt leaving their box.
Fraacis Gobbe negro, was convicted of stealing
4 carpet, valued at 5000, the property of i. "
Pond. from the store of Mr. A. Mitchell, y 2, 5i
Common street. In July last. The case was Clearly
egfa hashed the property stolen having been fount
In the possession OF the prisoner
ThB district attorney entered noiie prosequl 7
tas blowing cases;
CIarles Fourcher and Charles Curtis intorme
agafns Ior The larceny Of fifteen dollars worth
BLANKETS from the steamer David White.
Z Annie Burke. informed against feT the lareen
3s8Q
Adeline Rlanchiu, in whose employ the accuse
Wassa servant.
Peter Davis, coIored, Informed against for u
larceny VI one hundred and seventy dollars fro
JoaR Conner. Inform ed against for assault al
battery on Michael Collins.
The case of al Z Riddle, charged with an assau
and battery on JphiI Ryan, dismissed by Reeofdt
Ahera, the complainant brought the case befol
the Grand Jury and yesterday they returned IA
bill ut n6ietmerit as not q true 1llt.
REcoRDERs' COURTS
FIRST DEsTRtcTs Patsey Scott and Henry Scot
negroes, were examined yesterday before II
ooEder AheTn, On charge o. s5eaing !s5 ~ 3 y
dozen of clothes, stove and quantity OF erocl
cry from the doHlict Of Mrs. Al q. Jackson, Rt
l5I Camp street, on the 26th 81 last month, an
MeTe seIt before the Criminal Court for tflal
lsqaaas Kenny was seat before the same tribnna
70 BE tried on charge of assaulting and cutting
colared man named Albert Garnettt on samoa
evening. tha 2lst plt., at Ne. 30 Perdido street
Danial iilligaa and hrs: DuHan, accused OF Dem
parties t0 the assault were discharged
James F. Burke, accused Of robbng. A. Q
Eseiaett Of fbifty5dollaFs, in one of the Tchoupi
teu1as street cars, Oh the evening Of the Sd inst
and of having concealed on his persona bowie
knife. was als8 sent before the district court 70
tsial.
George Lewis, aFrsstedson charge of stealini
trunk containing handred and fifty dollar!
worth Of wearing apparel and other artcles--th
property of Xagier legantb-hom BEETLES cotiet
ltanse, corner of Lafayette and Front Leve
streets, was sent to tIa Workhpuse for six month
as 4 dangerous and suspicious character, the er
denga not being sufficient to prove linn guilty
this particular oti9nse, bat snicing TO show be
InatI Of bad character
4 Young woman named Annie Lewis was a
raigHea GI1an an ali1dtg5t charging zIef with stea
ing a gold watch aud iaN'elry valued All S36G, q
Tuesday nint aing from the aDnleit0 Mrs. Georg
No8eAias, No. 81 Basin street. Tire accuse
pleaded not guilEy and the case was set for Il
Iha charge against Ilr. Niehos, Of conIniGtin
anassaut and hattefyo The person Of !. Smith,
fhe6th ult, was dismissed hsprosecator falling
appear. Fora like reason prosecution institute
aeaif8t the do1t8r BY j#He Collins, f0r an alegE
assault aiia battery on hers at the same time aG
plaess was dismissed
Charles H6bins0n, eolored, accused of stealth
800 worth of shingles, the property oI 1ohn
LeR5is, ffaIn his premises near he Anite Tlys
Living ton, vas discharged,
Aiasy F!einIling, negrsss, q distnrher Of I
peace cn Gired street, and Frank Smith, a dfank
28# YAgsags were sent to the WOrkho1se for s
n6ntas. John Scott, negro, concerned with Il
Eop:an Fleinrniag il disofderly conduct, W
faea $40.
Richard Twiggs, wlio was falsen up fer peddlil
without license. under slspiei0n thaE bis peddlil
mas cloak fol soInet thing worse, and Harry Dbl
found iving dfHnilson she streets and naable
giEe satisfactory aceoantof lsiuiself, were col
4nsted to the " Yarkholse fer sixty days
Frank RathoH for abusing officer Herman
PeJtdfas Market, was fined $40.
William Genrl Leon gogt and James sinit
each,
SEeosn DIsTRIeT Three eolored prostitut
became involved III one of those disturbane
when - frequently oeeurin the best regulat
houses Of this description, viii another dark cei
niexioned charIner Of the name Of Emma igii
at2I2 81. Ions street, and showed her and be
her npDn the floor, and put their hands upon b
tn such an egtelIt as to compel tle recorder
flna each of the tfiulnVjrate S25.
Henry ISEnan federal soldier, charged WI
assauIting with b pitcher, in an awkward fnanne
George Morris in The baEroom Of the latter, at
CastDnlhouse street, on the 7tEl inst, at night W
sent before the First District Court.
Ms Richards Fulton, charged BY Nine ChaFl
Bfunst wiils8 breach of the pence, on the night
4he 2 the premises of the latter, situated 0
ST. Anne, between R0cheblaYe and Dorgeno
streets, was made To give bond in 5000 to ket
ths peace for six months.
Henry Lee, o0lored, charged BY Wm. Pieri
with tie larceny Of a boz Of clothing on Y
leyee, between Bienyille and Cnstomhouse street
81 tfe night of November ID, was sent TO Il
Parish Prison for thirty days
Ned calored. charged with larceny Of q I'll
at No n Esplanade street, o. October 2Stl, W
,gsfss rs the Parish Prison for seven days.
John Reilly, colofea, charged with house brea