New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
Recorller.s, e,n1lrt.a.

/ FfEsT DISTRICT. Henry Harris, lieutenant b
the Tenth U. S. Heavy ARTILLERY stationed at Baton
Rouge vas arrested in eitizens' attire, ON Cana
stEeett at O'clock yesterday morning, by officer
tg.Eeil, 10 drunk that he was unable to take care
| of himself. On being brought before Recorder
AIIern yesterday, he said he had come to the city
on business, and The night he was arrested had
! beer robbea Of $500 and thrown into canal.
The military authorities having been Informed oil
the case, the lieutenant was ordered to report at
headquarters under arrest, to await charges.
The case of q. 8. Hartley, charged BY Simon
Jones with TIE larceny Of State bonds to the
amount of about $38yg0D, from TIRE Office Of tie
provost marshal general in the year 1865 fixed
foi yesterday Was continued to next Monday.
Matthias King, arrested for striking George
Benning, was Eeqnired to give bonds to keep tie
peace.
George Washington; Henry James and Wiifiaui
Henry negroes, aIga Pat McNnlty, arrested as
suspicious Characters were sent to the WorRhouse,
Washington FOR six months and the others for
ninety days. Margaret Care and Catherine Scott
habitual and noisy drunkards, were committed To
the same institution for thirty days.
Levi Jack, negro. was fined SO, for emptying
ieenfent matter into the gutter on Constance
street Nova Olivia, a negro belonging to the
39th United States infantry, for riding in John
ifayeT's cab and refusing to pay the fare Joseph
Grant and John Ffa@tey for fighting, on Maya.
zine street; Louis Jackson and John Glai5orne
negroes, for driving a nuisance cart during the
hours prohibited, aQd james Larkin, II! j. Wheat
Charles FILLER, and Mary Fisher, for drunkenness
were Hned 50 eaCh and IhonaS F1aneY and
Edward Ffnerty, forbeing drunk and fighting on
ST Charles street, and Michael Flynn. Mike Maine,
John Wash, John Tisdale, J. Fl. Smith, Mike Me-
Dermott, John Edwards, Ned McDon3ngh Alex-
ander Finney, John johnson and Edward Pinnsett,
for being dunk on the streets. 50 SO each.
SECOND DISTRICT. = In the case of Charles
Moore, cclefed, charged with stealing, Adam
Conrad testified, that on the Tth instant, he saw
the accused in his (witness1 house on Garondelet
walk. The accused was seen at about 2 o'clock
in the morning. at his m0ther's aFmoir On being
asked Rhathe was doing there, the accused at
tempted to runoH, but was pursued and captured
and lodged in the station house. Before the ae1
cused attempted to leave witnesss honse he
dealt the mother of witness blow. The case was
sent to the First District Court. ri
| Aleck Peoplea who drives dray No. g. Was
| charged with assauiting P. George. Sent TO TIE
! First District Court. U
Orlando Parole was fined $40 for violating the
health ordinance.
! Bridget Greemy, Richard Ilevois, M'nle Bernard
and Mrs. Sullivan were sent to the Workhouse for
ninety days as Tagrants.
| For drunkenness, Joseph Larue was fined SIS,
and VIM. Wilson Sl0.s
| Numa Perfaad was fined S. for riding behind a
car without paying his fare. a
THIRD DTsTEFcr.-,J. Cbfisten paid a aue. of s25
Tor violating IN his brewery the health ordi-
nance.
Joseph schener was fined SO for assault and
battery. Victor Stanislas was fined $40 for drunk
enness.