New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

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RecOrders' Courts.
| FIRST DIsTRICT.-Subioned is report Of the |
cases which came before Recorder Ahern yester- |
day:
trict Court to be tried charge of stealing TWO
sacks of corn and two of oats from the Mont
gomery Warehouse, No. 153 Fulton street, on the
| 28th ult.
John OBrien was also committed, to be tried
before the same tribunal for having on his
premises, No. l2e Ahnunciation street, four sacks
| Of grain, stolen likewise from the Montgomery
| Warehouse, knowing, it is alleged, that the pro
perty had been stolen.
The prosecution against Jack Smith, for the
alleged larceny of ladder, was dismissed by
request of the prosecutor, James O'Hara.
The case Of John Kline, charged with having
in his possession four sacks OF corn and oats
feloniously taken from the Montgomery Ware
| house, knowing they had been stolen, was dis
missed.
James Dwyer and Martin Dwyer, accused of
the larceny Of four sacks of grain from the Mont
gomery, Warehouse, were examined and dis
Francis Cobb, colored, was arraigned on the
complaint of Mr.. 7. n. Phoe, alleging that Cobb
in July last, stole carpet and lot of china
ware, the property of Mr.. B. N. Pond, and valued
at thousand dollars, from the store Of complain
ant, No. G5 Common street. The charge is to be
examined to-day.
affidavit Of Mr. E, N. Rusha, accusing him of the
larceny of about four dollars worth of copper
from the ruins of Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday
last, and his case is to be examined to-day.
A negro named Billy Wilson was brought to the
bar accused Of the larceny Of cabin furniture OF
the value of thirty-fye dollars from the schooner
s. King, Capt. B. Capiella, at the New Basin, on
The l1th nlt.- The examination is appointed Tor
the 18th inst.
William Wilson, colored was arraigned on a
charge of stealing box Of cheese from the leEee,
part Of the cargo of the steamboat Lorena; on
the 4th inst and the cage will be investigated to-
morrow.
Mrs. Julia Layelle residing at the corner Of
Notre Dame and Magazine streets, was brought
into court to be examined on charge preferred by
John Roach of assault and battery, with intent
10 kill his mother, Mrs. Margaret Roach The atii-
dayi sets forth that Mrs Lavelle, On the 4th inst,
in her house unproyokedly assaulted Mrs. Roach
striking her with a bucket and severely wounding
her on the head, and that Mrs Roach, from the
effects of the wound, is threatened with tetanus.
The physician attending Mrs. Roach, DR., j, A.
MeEyoy having certified that she was unable to
o leave her bed, the examination was indefinitely
= postponed, and the accused was committed to
Jail, the recorder refusing to admit her to bail.
1homas Moore, for drunkenness and vagrancy,
;, Ionge White and Irene Phillips, courtesan
found in the house Of Mr. H.Cohn, on Grod
is street. under suspicious circumstances on Wed
q nesdaY night, and Michael Lynch, for habitual in
e ebriety were each sentenced TO sixty days in the
Workh0use. Mary Troy, an incorrigible drunk
n ard, was committed to the same institution fol
= ninety days.
:. Benjamin Howard, for being drunk and disturb
= ing the peace, was fined $25; Jean Clavery, fol
r. selling meat at an hour prohibited by the o1di
nances, in the Dryades market s.; Stephen Nc
n Gill, for lying drunk upon the streets, 81 so.
q Mr.. John Pemberton, president Of the her
- chants Insurance Company, appeared to answer
l. the complaint of DR.. Burns, the health ofcer o.
ID the district, for violation of the health ordi
a nan e, in allowing the ordure and other excre
men matter of the building occupied by tht
conn ny, to be emptied into the cutters on st
Charles Street at night Mr. Pemberton had NJ
personal knowledge of the matter, he said, an,
8 would not deny that the complaint was wei
at founded, but he was ignorant OF the law hayin
IN been violated, and the porter of the building wa
-, to blame in the case. Mr.. Pemberton added tina
:! the porter would be instructed to discontinue tn
IL offensive practices and in view of all the facts
III the ca ), the recorder put the fine imposed upo
er the con, ,Jany at the low figure of S25.
No THIRD DIsTRTcT.-George Kern, charged wit
10 insulting and abusing an aged mother, was re
~ leased on bail.
to Mike Lanngan, charged with being drunk an
ad a nuisance generally the same.
TO- J. LobFano also gave ball. charged with a
- sault and battery.
ut Mr. G. NJ Johnson charged with ill treatmei
al to his wife, who supports him, Wasfor the presei
lst sent to the parish prison.
he Coored Jim, charged with shooting the
I Celeste on the GENTLY road, aud other malicio'
a1' Offences was sent to the parish prison, and h
lie case continued.
is Richard Palmer, for lying drunk on the ba
dc quette, fined IS for lodging. orive days paris
zee Jean Marie alias savil, for the same, and carr
an ing concealed weapons was npeu sou, OF tnr
nd days parish prison.
Nv John Wallace, though rejoicing in the alias
- "a Haynes, was TOO drunk to give either of b
af. names and was fined S. Or ten days in the par
md prison.
md Chinaman was also arrested on the san
.ra ofense but discharged upon proving that he hi
80 been compelled to be down from sickness,
be Patsey Buckley, o youthful vagrant OF a doz
dy. summers, was sent to the House Of Refuge for
robbing indiscretion.
John Donoghue, alias Wright, and John O Bre
e. coIlo r11n GiU
ship money but declined leaving port, were Sc
=. to the parish prison and their case continued.
%, John Smith was fined S5 for an assault and bf
terry upon F. W. Anapole.
yad j. r. Gonzales was fined S. and bound to ke
the peace for an assault and battery upon
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