New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-25
TUESDAY MORNING, sEPTEMBER 25. 1855.

stealing s35 worth Of furniture from the cabin of
the schooner S. j. King, Capt Capeia, at the
New Basin, on the 18th ult., was dismissed, no
prosecutor appearing.
John German was sent before the First District
Court to be tried for an assault and battery on a
negro named Wm. Hawkins.
Meyer Michel and his wife, Mrs. Rosalie Michel,
accused Of an assault and battery on Samuel Lew,
No l70 Circus street, were discharged upon Civ
ing bonds to keep the peace. T..fa5.
John Taylor, q negro soldier, arrested with a
pistol concealed on his person, was turned over to
the military authorities.
Mrs. Mary Potts alas Rooney, had her husband
arrestedon Sunday night on false charge Of
drunkenness, and tie Recorder fined her g 80 for
failing TO appear yesterday, when cited, and dis
charged Mr.: Potts. Prettyha on Potts, who, it
is o be supposed had to pay the fine, after being
.rnjustly locked up all night. .ssa .aAi \
Pauline Gray, Kate Wilson, Theresa King and
Marcia Boston, coIored prostitutes; Billy Wilson
and General Lafayette, negro vagrants; and
Pierre Martin, negro, and John Morgan, for piifer-
ing, were sentenced to six months in the work
house. John Keaton,. for vagrancy aud, Emma
Walker ,aeol6red, for fighting and disturbing the
peace, were sentenced to four months the work
Fhouse-the latter having the alternative ofpaying
a fine Of ten dollars. Lasco Collins, negro, fer
petty thievDg; Catharine Walsh, an abandoned
woman, and Mfs:: Sol. Houston, for vasrancy'-
ninety days. Wm.yHt Bell, for constant drunken
and james wilson picked up on the streets
drunk; G. Ichlon, found sleeping on the streets,
and TlIomas Dawson and W Grandson, negroes,
for insulting and abusing Officer A. &. Anderson
when on duty--thirty days-the sentence of
Davis and Grandson to be RENTED upon paying
a fine Of $40. +"+
The following fines were imposed William 7.
l. Nav, for assault on Ellen Keenan, James Robin
| son, for assault on VIM. Smith :; Henry Lane,
Creed Johnson and Charles Harrison, negroes, for
violating city ordinances, $25 each; Edward
Dusha, negro, for a violation of city ordinances,
| Lizzie Holmes, cOlOred, a leWd woman: James
disturbing the peace, and John Lane for a like
otfense, $40 each Joseph Bennett Henry Nixon
aud Henry Washington, negro pilterer5; VIM
| German and William Maley, for drunkenness and
I'disorderly behavior, SO each Abram Mazareau,
| NEGRO, for an assault on Emma Merrick, colored,
| S.: and Richard Jones aud John Bufch, colored,
| and Nicholas Dedinger, Peter Doyle, Thomas
| Hogan, John McCarty, James Riley, John John.
/ son, Patrick Dougherty, 3. McDerlnott. George
Barley, Aaron ]. Frast, James P Winner, John
4 Hopkins, Thomas Costello, John McNally and
| Joker LaWter, for being on too much OF spree
| 50 80 each.
/ SECOND DISTRICT. Morris Lawrence, colored
for carrying concealed weapons was fined $50 OIL
twenty days imprisonment.
Mary Donaway, for lying drunk, was sent to the
Workhouse for ninety days.
Nora Harris, for larceny, was sent to the Parist
Prisonfor ten days, Esg
Charles Stephens, coIored, for drunkenness
was fined 81 or five days to the Parish Prison
Henry HOfeld, g 50.
The case of Michael Condor, for the Academia
killing of Michael Hogan, in the Fenian coffee
7, house. was dismissed, after hearing the evidence
No new facts were elected beyond the testimony
published yesterday morning. ,.....
: THIRD DlsrRIcT--Pierre FRANCOIS, for drunken
ness and disturbing the peace, paid SIS. VIM
O'ROurk and Victoria Bell, for the same otfense
s25 or thirty days to the Parish Prison. Charles
Cline. for the same oifense, paid SIS. Philii
;, Long, for drunkenness, went for five days to tn
Parish Prison. Thomas Whalen and sylyeste
Quiller paid IS for the same otfense; also Chas
: Mewch, Joseph Roder and Thomas Dow wer
sent for five days to the Parish Prison for drunk
enness VIM. Saunders, for the same, was rt
quired to give voucher.
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