New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-27

FIRST DIsTRICT-Isaiah Prophet and Ary Jane
Prophet, negroes, we're examined yesterty before
acting Recorder Moore on charge Of aemptiug
to set fire to the premises occupied byhem on
Common street, and were discharged.
Bridget Madden, accused Of assaultg Mary
Buckly, was required to give bonds tGeep the
peace.
like disposition was made in the casof Mary
Butler, charged with assault and batteryc Bridget
Madden.
In the case of Madam Gafney, ansed by
Daniel Towland.of Ia breach Of the plce, both
parties were required to give bonds tcccP the
peace,
St Vile, a negro, accused of stealing box Of
tobacco from the steamer Nicholas Logworth
was arraigned and his case fixed for to-dt
Edward Gordon, negro, was arraiged on
charge Of stealing eighiy-iye dollars prth of
Je"ery IRON A. Schult2e, No. lG7 C;0nde,et
street, and the examination Of the case W. fixed |
for The I'd of next month
James Quinn was brought up on q charg Of OBJ |
tanning the sum OF $40 from j. P. Winneorc, by |
false representations, and the examnaDn was |
fixed for the a of next month
in the case of Mrs. Julia Ann Merritt sd John |
Merritt, accused Of threatening per-0naliolence.l
to Sarah Ryan, at No. l40 1'choupiouh street,
the prosecution Was dismissed by reuue, of the
prosecutriN, and she was fined s. as hearty in
.ault.
2 K. O'Conror was arraigned to eIer into
| bonds to keep the peace, having threatead Rob
ert West with personal violence.
:
nggers, were arraigned on the affidavit officer
Barry, charging them with knocking doU John
Stumpf, on Melpomene street, on Wednesty, and
robbing him Of $l2, and the examination rs liked
for to-day.
Philip Lebar, accused of assault and baery on
Hugh Hutchinson, was sent before the Est Dis
trict Court for trial.
Henry zimmerman was also sent before Ia Dis.
trict Court to be tried on charge OF assault ana
| battery on Michael Ball. ..
! On charges Of yagrancv, the followed Hre re-
| quired to furnish TOuCheT5 or be c0nhne IN the
| workhouse: Henry Taylor for fifteen dYs, and
John Lewis for thirty days, both negroes
! The following fines were Imposea: ofen2o
! Dow, negro, for Vagrancy, S. Cora Hans ana
Josephine Taylor, negresses. for dlstlrng the
peace $40 each; MadsUn Watkins, neFo, Tor
/ violating city ordinances, $50; James bland
\ William Laughiin, John Mal0ney George hlnde2-
ter and William Williams, for being druu, 81 OO
each; Thomas Coaey, for being drunk, i'll fees
| Elijah and Martha Ann White, negroes, or dis
| turbng the peace, SO each; James Dohrty, for
attempting to rescue prisoner, $40 Wham d.
| Kelly, for furious driving, SIO; DaYld bu'es' 1oF
dislul bing the peace, SIS.
John Loleran arrested for attempting enter
the premises Of Kate McCloskey, was reqired to
enter into bonds to keep the peace, or gcto the
parish prison Tor thirty days ...
SECOND D1sTRIcr.-Frank Thomas, Jon San
chez and AugusRin Calderon, three yags were
| scut the Hotel lAndreRs for sixty days
Lewis johnson and Frank McKray, a cople Of
colored Vags. were sent to the same lnsutnon for
He same length Of time.
Wn. Williams, whose desire for watermelon
was greater than his ability to. pay for Oh, was
sent 70 The parish prison for thirty days, sas Is
atI1rd him time to raise the funds to pay II The
one he stole from a dealer in the Yegetableuar
ket.
The following cases of chronic drunk ant
disturbing the peace were disposed of by tins o.
Magaiiga Pegaluga, Henry Pegaluga and Agus
Grngard S. each or ten days,
Eugene Lee, 81. Ut was all he had we suppse.
John Collins alias Jack hepherd P. Snanon
g 50 or five days.
Francois Jean Jean, S. or ten days.
Jean Lozin, colored, $40 or ten days.
Charles and Mr.. johnson, couple of colret
individuals were sent to the parish prison tc al
indefinite period.