New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE |, 1866

CRIMINAL COURT-JudJe AbeU.-George Silber-
nagle was tried yesterday for assault and battery,
and found guilty.
A; c. Lietz, Patrick and Henry Hollee were
tried respectively, for assault and battery, and
were all acquitted.
H. " Bokern pleaded guilty to a charge of en-
bezzement, ard was remanded to await sentence.
Samuel A. Rodgers, accused of feloniously en-
teflag an Office IN the day time, and Andre, col
ored charged with obtaining money under false
pretenees pleaded not guilty and were Yemanded
| to prison to await trial.
The charge against B. DermiIlion of carrying con.
cealed weapons, against John G. Stafford alias
schnafer Of burglary, against Martin Edwards Of
assault and battery were dismissed by mol. pros
~, The following informations were fled against
Charles Dixon, John Mcknight, Jonh Curley, Isaac
Baker, George Wilson and Patrick Justa for
larceny, against Joshua Ellis for carrying con-
cealed weapons, against Charles Brown, Rodolph
| Gardere, Mike H0lahan and Kate Igo for as
| sault and battery
RECORDER AHERS's CoUET.-The workhouse
yesterday as usual received strong addition to its
population from this court. Richard Mack, James
Smith, VIM. Wallace, Sam Nelson and Louis Mel
son, all of the coIored persuasion were sent down
for six months.
Charles Brown, VIM. Miller. Mike Fletcher, H.
D. Ward, Mrs. Lonisa Ari, Ellen Ludlan, Norton
! Fletcher and Jack Williams, were sent down for
ninety days for various alleged sorts ofbackslidings
Adam Smith, colored, charged with assault and
battery on Ellen Mills, was required to give bonds
| to keep the peace for six months or go to the
1 workhouse for ninety days.
! The cases fixed for examination were continued
| out Of respect to the memory of officer Saml
Grafton, for many years respected official Of this
| court.
RECORDER GAsT1NEL's CoURT.-The following
is the decision given yesterday in the case of W.
Fidele, charged by Mr.. MoUIor With breach Of
| trust and embeZzlement:
| ''Ihe accused is charged with having sold goods
belonging to his emplOyer.without accounting fol
them. After having carefully considered the
| whole evidence in the case ny conclusion is thai
the business of the prosecutor, Mfr. Moulor, has
been carried on by his employees in very loose
manner, but am unable to find in the whole evi
dence anything to substantiate the charge. There
fore let the case be dismissed"
/ Lizzie Homes and Georgiana LeveauE, for the
reprehensible indulgence Of fight, were ordered
a fine Of $50 each, or go to prison for month.
James H. Smith, charged with being vagrant
was sent to the workhouse for ninety days.
RECORDER VENNARDs CoURT.-Wm Condor ant
John Burns we're up for disturbing the peace by
having a pugilistc set-to. The former was charged
$40 for his sport and the latter was discharged.
Thomas Bow, charged with peddling without
| license, made out fair case for himself and wa
released.
l. Kelleher, charged with uttering threats agans
| enc OF his neighbors, was required to give bond
| to keep the peace and was also fined $40.
G. Hanghery was accused Of running a dray
without license, and his case was continued fo
| examination.