New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-03


Susan McGregor was arrested on Notre Dame
street, charged with being drunk.
RECORDER VENNARD's GoURT.-John Lamotte
was arTaigned, charged with being drunk and dls-
turbing the peace. He was fined $40, or i've Gays
in the parish prison. .
James LemOtte, charged with interfering Win
an officer, was discharged.
John Launders, coored, charged with peddhng
without a license, was discharged.
Humphrey Cooper charged with assault ana
battery was held in $3.50 bonds to keep lhe
peace.
H. =. PAIL, charged with assault on H. Lund-
wehr, was fined So.
NJ H0Olahan was aTaigned, charged WIN as
sault and battery on officer Downing Case con-
tinued.
". Rogers was arraigned, charged with insult
ing and abusing his wife. Case continued.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr.-E. lie Heve, was ar.
raigned on a charge Of assault and battery and
acquitted.
RECORDER GAsTiEEL's CouRT.-John Werin and
Jas. Taylor, both colored, were arraigned charged
with stealing. They were bothremanded to prison.
Ed. Johnson colored, charged with fighting, was
committed to prison to await a further hearing.
Alex Giles, charged with assault and battery,
was fined $40.
raigned, charged with fighting and creating false
alarm by CRYING " watch.n They were fined $25
each or thirty days imprisonment
| VIM Scanlan, charged with threatening to kill
Chas. Brown and Hy Jefferson, colored,
charged with stealing, were both imprisoned
W. Holmes, colOred, for attempting to pass
counterfeit money, was sent TO prison for ten
! days.
Alexander Graft, the driver of city railroad car
No. l04, was sent to prisonto await an investiga.
| ton into the circumstances connected with the
killing of j. NJ Cabellero
RECORDER AHERN's CoURT.-In our report yes
terday number Of cases belonging properly to
.tp1sp 4
head Of Recorder Gastinel's.
Alex. Jones, coored, charged by Henry Clay,
coiored, with assault and battery with intent 10
Kill. lie was remanded for further hearing
John Shdler and N. Hemard charged with
each.
0ctavia Sullivan was arraigned charged by
belle french, No. 229 Common street, with assault
and threats. She was fined SIS and $500 bonds to
keep the peace for six months.
James Morton, charged with being drunk on ST.
Charles street, was fined SIS or thirty days in the
parish prison.
Richard Williams and Wm. Lowe colored, were
charged, upon information Of the provost mar
shal, with stealing government cotton, and com.
mitted to the workhouse for sixty days.
Joe Lick, colored, charged by Mrs. Anthonis
LeIrue with stealing seven dollars from her in The
i Poydras Market, was remanded to prison.
; Jack Rector and Enoch Smith, colored, wert
charged with stealing three pair shoes. Five hun
dred dollars bail was required for their appear
|
Bridget Mahoney, charged with being drunk OF
Foucher street. was fined ten dollars or sixty day
in the workhouse.
Isaac Henry, colored, charged with assault AM
battery, was fined ten dollars ninety days in tn
= workhouse.
Dav. Crockett, charged with being vagran
was fined ten dollars, and five hundred dollar
bond to be of good behavior for the next 81
months, or the alternative of six months in tn
, Workhouse,
Pat. Carroll and Ed. Farrell were arraignet
charged with violating city ordinance No. $685. an
e fined $40 each.
1 Pat. Mitchell and Mary Kennedy were arrafgnet
charged with fighting and disturbing the peac
They were released on paying fine of $40 eacl
y May Winters, charged with being drunk on Pc
r dido street, was fined $40 or sixty days in Il
:, john Kennedy and Michael Watkins charge
J with lighting and disturbing the peace on Philip
street were ined$l or twenty days each in til
# | parish prison.
VIM. O'Donnell and Sam. Scott, oolored charge
with fighting on Grayier street, were fined {
y | each.
n Philbert Albert charged with being drunk O
e Bacchus street, was fined S. or ten days in tn
. parish prison.
II D. B. Metcalf and Thos. Murphy charged wit
n being drunk and disturbing the peace, were fine
Il So or ten days each in the parish prison.
q John Mcclure was arraigned, charged by Mr.
. Elizabeth Mcclure with committing an assault az
s battery on her. He was required to give Sal
It bonds to keep the peace for six months.
e RECORDER LETTEN's COuRT.-Augustus Hou
man was arTaigned, charged by Celeste Laurer
with assault and battery. He was released {
T. bail.
Mrs. Louis and her son Henry were arraigne
n charged by James King with violating city orc
~ nance No. 503. They were both released on ba
s John Putnam, CO0Ped, charged by A. w. Smf
It.. with larceny, was committed to the parish prise
10 John Dorsey, alias John Davis, colored, was
raigned, charged by Emma Jackson, colored, wi
assault and battery.
r Jas. Hughes, charged with stabbing a M
70 named VIM. o 'Brien, with intent to commit mC
der, was remanded to the parish prison to awI
. the result of the injuries Inflicted.
a Gus Christian, charged with being a Yagra
q, was committed to the WOrkhOuse for thirty day
Sam. Wilcox, charged with being drunk oH
banquette, was fined S5, or ten Gays in the par
ro prison
al John Laws, cOlored, charged with havi
III clothes in his possession supposed to have be
- stolen, was discharged
H. VIM Murray, charged with breach Of the pea
gave $lO0 bonds to preserve order for six mont
-, JAS CToman, charged with obtaining goods
o der false pretenses, was dismissed at the reQu
~ of prosecutor.
"a GENUINE FRENCH CONSERVATIVE hundred doa
sr all sizes, Wherley shapes and whaebone stays,
sale by Kreeger & seligman, COZ Magazine sire
L.. opposite St. Elizabeth Asylum,
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er- THE STITCH made by the Wilcox Il Gibbs st
vi ing machines is unezceptionable, and super
even to hand sewing, being stronger and m
lat beautiful, Can be seen at No. St. Charles sire
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he CLosING Our AT C0sT.-Messrs: Levy, Yond
ne & Adler, No. l64 Canal street, being about to m
IT, some important additions and improvements
ed their store, and not wishing to be put to the
lg pense of removing their goods, are offering til
re, at cost, without any charges for expenses, e
tg oH being added. When it is remembered that
ed stock was all bought this spring, since the fal
'ot prices and comprises one of the most beaut
=. and well selected assortmepts of dry goods in
ID city, our lady friends cannot fail to give the maj
Of a favorable consideration. We refer them to
he advertisement, which we publish in another
fu ,bs umu.
eea SAILING OF THE WING HEsTER.-The steams
nv Winchester, Capt. Gregory, sailed last evening
Havana direct, with q full freight and the follow
to passengers
l Col Lay and wife, W Burns and wife Francisco Rodre
ars Greb, Mrs Henry Henry, Henry Golding, Cali
9S-
M General Order No. IS.
-, HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF LoUIsIAN
ar New Orleans La, May 2, 1865.
hg The following general order, from the war
ont 10 rht, h +f,nS S,Fnrr