New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-27

On Monday next, Thomas Brown colored is Il
be examined on charge of assaulting NJ. Condor
on Dfyades street, on Thursday, with a hatchet
| and attempting to strike him in the head with the
weapon, with intent to kill.
A negro named William Hall was brought to the
par as dangerous and suspicious character and
was remanded to await examination under the
| yagrant act. He was arrested on the steamer
Magenta on Thursday afternoon, by request Of
Mr. +. l.. Bell, the clerk of the boat. he is oil
the ambitious style Of darkes. dressing WELL car.
rryihg his gold watch and wearing jeweled shirt
bosom. He had S52 when arrested. Mr. Bell in
his affidavit, AYERS that he lives without industry
and wanders from place to place. taking passage
on steamboats to commit depredations on the boat
or the passengers.
Mr.. Il. Aren't No. Sc New Levee street, yester-
day caused the arrest of Mr.. C. j. Mcclellan super
intendent Of the Ouachita and Red River Express,
on charge Of breach of trust. The averment Of
Mr.. Aren't is that in August last he intrusted to
Nr. Mcclellan draft for Sl93 II, on Cab Levy,
residing in the town Of Plaquemne. for colIec-
ton; that Bfr Mcclellan delivered it to some other
person that it has been collected, and that MIR.
Mcclellan refuses to pay affiant the proceeds.
John O'Eeil, vagrant, and Bridget ChanGly
charged by Mrs. Wnniired Madden with stealing
various articles from her residence, No. 129 st.
John street, were sentenced to the Workhouse for
six months, the charge Of larceny not being es-
tablished against Chandly, but it being shown
that she had no nome.
Owen Burns picked up drunk on tile streets.
was sent 10 the Workhouse for ninety days.
Joseph AcCnllum, negro, having package Of
coffee and one Of -four, for the possession of
winch he was unable to account, and Margaret
Grimes George Hasford and John Anderson,
drunken vagraDts, were sentenced 10 sixty days
in the same institution.
Isaac Jackson colored, for opening fire plug
without authority, was fined $40. William Lewis,
negro, for furious driving, William Luzette,
negro, arrested for pagrancy and Mike Dunning
for being drunk on the steamboat landing and
disturbing the peace, were fined S. each, and R.
4. Smith, Thomas Burke, William Donovan,
Richard Mcdonnell, Lawrence Welsh, Charles
Claize, John Hays, Mary Gallagher, Gregory
Barrett ana Patrick Mealey, for drunkenness,
3 so each.
SECOND DIsTRIcT.-Joseph Rousseau, colored,
formerly we'll known in Provost Marshal Stafford 5
body guard, was yesterday brought before Re
corder Gastinel for beating Marguerite Washing
ton, cOlored prostitute, with a pitcher aud
wounding her with a knife. Sent before the First
District Court.
CcsaIine, colored, for breach of the peace was
fined 50.
Auguste Ferrade, day or two since, charged
Miguel Baptiste with dangerously wounding him
with knife. On trial his face appeared slightly
scratched, aud instead of prosecuting, he stated
that Baptiste was his best friend. The case was
discharged
Modesto Cora1le, for sleeping on the Ieyce, was
sent TO the Workhouse for ninety days; Michael
Carney. charged by I. B. Newman with insulting
Inn, was fined $40 or ten days P. P g. w.
Evans the same; Joachim ChaTes was sent to the
Workhouse for ninety days for sleeping upon the
THIRD DIsTRICT.-Alex. Pender and William
Springman, charged by Ed. Sadler with assault
and battery, Y ere released on bail to appear when
called for. Chas. Raymond. Joseph Baker and
Augustine Bacchus all colored, were sent to the
Workhouse for six months, for being dangerous
and suspicious characters. Henry Hoffman, found
lying drunk in the gutter was fined s., but init
mating his desire not to drink any liquor for the
next six months, Judge Letten swore him to that
effect, and upon this parole released him. Wm,
CLARK was sent before the First District Court fer
assault and battery on L. Cullerson.