New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25
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APPOINTMENTS By THE GoyERSoR. w. y
Round, Surveyor for the parish Of Livingston
James Chambers, Justice Of the Peace, arg
Scarborough, Constable for the First Ward, parish
Of East Feiiciana.
samuel Cain, Constable for the Sixth Ward,
parish 81 Calcasieu.
James b. Lott Surveyor for the parish O. Car
roll.
Iobn Morgan, for the Eleventh Ward, parish Of
vermillion.
Green AIKEN, Justice of the Peace for the Sixth
ward, parish of Calcasieu.
il. i. Broadware, Justice Of the Peace for the
Fourth Ward, John H. Stewart for the Tenth Ward,
and nc. r. Taylor for the Twelfth Ward, and
william Washburn for the Ward, parish Of
Morehouse.
4. j. Daniels Notary Public for the parish Of St.
Helena.
John Gaines, Notary Public for the parish Of
Livingston.
j. 6. osgood, Levee Commissioner for the parish
of Jefferson. S 4
DANGEROUS AND SusFIcIous Thompson Track
we'll white, and Pierre Martn and VIM. Francis,
black, were arrested yesterday, the former at
noon and the latter at two 4. NJ, charged with
being dangerous and suspicious characters, VIM.
Francis is also charged with having in his posses
sion stolen pair Of boots.
HEAVY BoAaDrSa Mrs. Mary r. Martin seems
to have been boarding rather extensively at the
expense Of Mrs E. NJ. Wardle, who had her ar
frosted yesterday at about II O'Clock in The after
moon, charging her with having walked into her
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extent Of $lls8 Rather rough upon Mrs. ardle,
this kind Of boarding.
4 INQUEST. Al inquest was held over the body Of
4 Young man named John McGear, native Of
Baltimore, aged twenty four years. Il was as fol-
\ lows. @ ny
John McGear, the deceased came to ms death
tfrom superficial wound Of the right ear severing
Icartilage and penetrating only through the skin
4 Ye ounces 81 blood, partly coagulated and partly
\ fluid was found Id the middle OF the skull on the
right eide, between the dura mater and ne Done
4 ningeai artery its branches and thus death was
4 caused BY compression Of the brain Further, de-
neased received ths foregoing Injuries by falling
4 accidentally against q cab, at the corner Of St.
Charles and Poydras streets.
/ The postmortenl examination was made by DR..
Barnes, city physician.
FIRsT DrsTRrcr CouRT State vs. Ned, colored,
| charged with assault and battery. After hearing
pleadinga and argument, the jury returned YER
/ diet of guilty.
state VS.. James Kelly. charged with assault and
battery Verdict not guilty.
State vs.. John Gornaw, charged with larceny
| Verdict, not guilty.
State VI. Josephine Ray, charged with breach
of trust and embezzlement. Verdict not guilty.
State Vs. Patrick Conner, charged with assault
and battery. Verdict, not guilty.
REcoRpER KRuEBBE's CouRT Anthony Camp,
charged with assault and battery and drawing Q
pistol on Mary Lee, was sentenced TO give peace
bonds for six months, in the sum Of $3.50, or go to
i the parish prison for ten days.
Hannah King for being drunk and disturbing
the peace, was sent for sixty days to the work
house. Caroline Mccartney suffered the same pun
/ ishment for the same ohense.
| B. Friedenthal, for peddling without q license,
and Wash Wood were sentenced to $40 fine Or fit
| teen days imprisonment.
4 Patrick Murphy, for attempting to stab James
Allen, was sentenced to SIS fine or twenty days
i John Collins, charged with larceny, was sent
before the First District Court and his bail fixed
at $3.50.
RECORDER GAsTINEL's CouRT. Herman 81.
/ Quartman, Michael Fitzgerald !, John Williams and
4 Harry Whitnore, were all sentenced to a fine Of
\ 81 so, or three days Imprisonment, for drunken
| ness.
Lizzie Hoffman, for fighting and disturbing the
peace, and John Richardson, for the same otfense
were each sentenced TO $40 fine, Or fifteen days
| imprisonment.
Chas. Petit was sent for ten days to the parish
prison for stealing the flag Of his country as il
/ spread its protecting folds upon the denizens d
\ the Globe bali room. and Offering the sacred EN-
blem for sale. Michel Lascha, arrested with him,
| was dismissed upon examination.
Paul Hanneberry, for being drunk and disturbing
the peace, was sentenced to FIVE days imprison-
[ment 4 IN
Edward Ryiand and j. B. Robinson, for various
misdemeanors were each fined So.
Ten prisoners were dismissed upon examination.
PROVOST CouRr. Angus Bell, charged with
wrongful possession Of government property, was
sentenced to pay a fine of $50, or be imprisoned
for six months in the police jail.
Arthur OF Keefe and A. B. Howell, charged with
wrongful possession Of government property, were
discharged and the property returned.
The cases Of George Campbell for larceny, and
a. Beringer, for representing himself as special
officer, we're ixed for Thursday, 25th inst.