New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-30
RecOrders' Courts.

FIRST DISTINCTLY Brown, colored, was
examined before Recorder Ahern yesterday, and
sent before the Criminal Court to be tried on q
charge of assaulting NJ, Condor with hatchet
with intent to kill.
Frank Murray was sent before the same tribunal
to answer charge of assault and battery on B.
Handlin.
Tim Cronan and Michael Monahan, accused of
assaulting, knocking down and kicking while
down, James Mckay. with intent to kill, We're
discharged, the prosecut0g failing to appear.
Kate Hughes was arraigned on charge OF
stealing thirty-six dollars from Molly Harris, and
the case was fixed for Saturday next.
The following cases were fixed for examination
to-day: Lucy Butler and Albert Green, colored,
accused by G. e. Richards of the larceny of two
hundred dollars in specie; Henry Lewis, negro,
accused of stealing three dollars from Martin
Briggs. also colored, and VIM, Condor, arrested
with six bags of cotton in his possession, sup
| posed to have been stolen.
George Breton was arraigned upon charge OF
attempting to commit arson. Police officer J0hn
| Coos, who makes the affidavit, says that at few
minutes before one O'Clock yesterday morning
| being on duty, on upper Basin street, he heard a
loud explosion and running in the direction The
noise came from, he discovered smoke issuing
| from the grocery of the accused at the corner o
Basin and Lafayette streets, and upon entering tht
| house, found that canister of powder had eX
poded. The officer further declares that he has
reason to believe the accused set fire to the pow
der, intending to burn the premises Pending al
examination, the accused was admitted to bail il
the sum of $500.
Bridget Doolan Hannah 0'Connor and Joh
IO'Connor, living on Notre Dame street, for bein
drunk and fighting, and continually annoying til
neighborh0od by their dis0rderly behavior, wer
fined, the women s. so each, and O'Connor So.
Ann Taylor, colored, for like mishehaVior 0
the same street, was sent to the WGrkhouse &c
sixty days, and the same sentence was passe
upon Martha keatiRg, drunken prostitute.
James Murray, for having pistol concealed 0
his person, was fined SO; William Sptndler, fe
disturbing the peace of Paul Bianc's house, 0
. South Market street; Jean Baptista, for ben
drunk and disorderly on Perdido street; AdelaiG
) BelfDur and Edward Burke, for being drunk, WEI
n f,ned IS each and bakers dozen of other Cas
y of ipebriety and misconduct fines Of 81 so eat
e were imposed
:. SECOND DIsTRUCT-Ellen Shea and Catherf
a Fortuna, were, for vagrancy, sent to the Wor
:" honse for sixty days; Elizabeth Collins and Fanl
la White (colored) for thirty days Adams Waltz +
ten days or $40 fine; Alice Turner 50 or thN
os days. George FrosCh, Frank Hayden, Pat
40 Dominick, for drunkenness, were lined III SIN
" sums.
De In the case of Sarah Wright and Elizabe
Il, Whitehead, charged With assault and battery up
cd Fanny Layina with intent to kill, the latter sWe
"a that she was sitting in her room when one OF
I" accused, Sarah, came in and she, Sarah, was t
to go out. The other accused was in the room
en the same time, and while Fanny W Us closing
i'll door one Of them look tumble 4 from her poe
- and sruel Tier, while the ..er dealt her on
'eu head > blow with bottle, Th5 case was
len before the Firsa Distfie. Court.
Of edward FI&lcols, t2lorel, was sgnt before