New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07

FIRST Observation-Disclosures Ahern being still
indsposed, Acting Recorder Moore presided yes
terday.
The case of Capt. Frank Address, warden Of
the Workhouse, accused by Mr.. Joe Madden,
deputy warden, of having presented pistol at his
face and threatened to shoot him, came up for ex-
animation, and was dismissed.
Bernard Kelly, the soldier Of the first United
States infantry charged with assaulting Mr.. S.
Leche with a musket, with fixed hayonet, was
ordered to be remanded, to await the disposition
of the military authorities of the case
Frank Smith, a negro, was brought to the bar
to answer o charge Of having, with three other
negroes, who have not yet been arrested assaulted
without provocaton, Thos. Garrgah and knocked
him down, Monday evening, at the corner of
Race and Religious streets. The case was set for
examination on the 10th inst.
a negro named George Washington was ar
raigned on charge of burglary, and the examna-
tion was fixed for the 18TH Mr. Manuel Garcia,
! proprietor of the cotfeehouse at the corner of
Poyiras and Front LeYee streets, is the complain
| ant He AYERS that Washington felonoualy en-
| tered the premises the night of the 18th ut.,
took from the till upwards of fifty dollars, and
stole several trinkets and articles of clothing
belonging to the barkeeper.
Three boys, named Henry Jacobs, Jerry Sulli-
van and John Sullivan, found sleeping on Perdido
street, at o'clock yesterday morning, were sent
to the Workhouse as juvenile yagFants.
! Henry Noyes. VIM. Reynolds and John Farrell,
picked up asleep ON the streets, were sent to the
4 Workhouse for ninety days.
i Jerry Corcoran, arrested at the instance of
thaS. wilson, VINO charged MIN WIN lbTcSIYt was
sentenced to sixty days in the Workhouse.
John Alick and Henry Grant negroes, and Dem
mis- BFannnn, were sent to the Workh0use for
thirty days as vagrants
street, on Monday evening and abusing the officer
who arrested him, aud Henry Schneider, for
being drunk on Basin street, at O'Clock yes
r terday morning., and insulting and threatening
the officer who took him in custody, were fined 81
/ so each.
Michael Lamb, for being drunk and firing off q
I pistol on the streets; John Harrigan for being
: drunk and driving his cab without lights; Frank
+ Smith, negro, arrested by request Of Michael
II Freely who charged him with attempting 10 kill ;
II ana Laurence Dunn, Martin Molloy, Thos. Connor,
Robert Ellis, and William Lovely, negro, for drunk
l. enness, and other misdemeanors, such as drunken
q men are apt to commit, were fined $40 EACH
If John Weaver for being drunk and dlserderiy ana
n attempting to stab the officer who arrested MN
n Martha Daniels and May Quiller, lewd negro
n wenches, for disturbing the peace on Dryades
IN street; and William Roberts, a. II. Henderson.
e. William Davis, John Finn, Frank smith
William Ray and Patrick Collins for being drunk,
i, Il. S. Seymour Timothy Crow and Charles CAT
ney for being drunk the streets, were ne SS 81
e. each.
SECOND DIsTRIcT-Leuis Francis, colored, fo
assauting and cutting with dangerous weapon
Joseph Washington, colored, on the 3lst OF oc
tober at the corner of Cont and Dauphin streets
p was sent before the First District Court wash
re- ngton charges Francis with cutting him upon th
Joseph Camp colored, arrested on October q
for carrying revolver concealed, was sent be
: fore the First District Court
4 Lewis Brausen charged by Alphonse Louis VII
j breach Of the peace on October 9th, at th
corner Of Barracks and St. Claude Streets aoon o,
err o'clock p. M was fined $40, or ten days to tn
the The he cases Pancho Billy Parker coloret
the and Margaret Washlhgtohr Ior ass@ula' "eie oH
res Sally ssfg Owens was sent to the Workhouse fc
Der thirtV days, for drinking too much whisky
era Jean Bertin, who was down with the same con
- p'Wa. VIM SSpnGlier who was charged by G. Weia
ge with disturbing the peace, was fined $40.
he THIRD, DRsTR1or.-Mr- and Mrs. Christial
he charged with assault and battery by Geo. Angus
ey Golored, ware released on bail.
tn James Cleary and Wm. Oliver fo5 imbibing Il
at much of tile creathur, 2 were tinRd-the form
er IS, and the latter 50 80 foY "the fist time"
er Mrs. Thomas was. bound to keep the peace I
ge wards Anne Sauvint and the State at large.
las. A. SturteYant, for violating. city ordlnan
'Aa No. 5N35 was fined $16.