New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-10
Recorders Courts.

FIRST DISTRICT REGoRDER's CoURT.-Mr Joseph
Duvigneaud member of the Board of Police, yes
terday made an affidavit charging Mr.. L. A. Du
Vigneaud with assauting hum with sword cane,
on St. Charles street, on Saturday evening, with
intent to murder. The case has been set for ex-
animation on the l7th.
The case of Tony Adams, the colored boy
accused of arson, alleged to have been committed
in causing the FIRE on DTyades street. on the Sd
inst, was examined yesterday aud was discharged,
the evidence falling to substantiate the complaint.
Willis Johnson, coored boy, charged with at
tempting to violate the person OF negro wench
named Harriet Beggs, was discharged, the prose
eutor failing to appear, and the circumstances
showing that the charge was false,
Francis j. Gastner was arraignsd on 3 charge OF
buying harness OF the value of $50, which had
been stolen from the premises of John Cline, 1872
AnnUnciation street, and which, it is alleged he
knew was stolen when he made the purchase. The
case was fixed for the 18th.
| Nicholas Nash, negro, was arralgned on sus-
picion of having stolen gold watch and two china
cups found in his possession. He was remanded
| to await examination.
| A large number of cases of vagrancy, drunken
ness and other petty mfsdemeanors we're dis
| posed Of
SECOND DISTRICT RECoRDER's CoURT.--
Thomas Karre was permitted to choose be
tween paying $40 and residence of five days il
the prison, it having been proved that he had dis
turbed the peace of Old LeT9e streeb. He had
not made up his mind at last accounts.
! VIM johnson, who. kicked up sbindy in thi
quiet regions of Gallatin street, was fined $40, @
in default of his having that amount of currenc,
it was deCreed that he Should be furnished lodg
ings in the parish prison for the third of month
The lodgings were furnished.
Mary O'Neil, d female rowdy, was sent TO tn
workhouse for sixty days.
Madame Elina Byly and Virginia Files, tw
pugilistic feminines were fined $40, or in defau
of paying up to be locked up for ten days. The
were locked up.
8 H. Il. McDougall, a white man, and Villa
Mitchell, darkeY, were both served in the san
3 manner for fighting and disturbing the peace.
8 Bill Harrison, another citizen of African Origi
t was served in the same manner.
e So was Elizabeth Kane, who took little Il
: mach whisky in her water, on Sunday afternoo
n to be able to maintain her equilibrium.
!. Caroline Ann Kate, freedwoman, who kick
s up muss on Customhouse street, was sent to d
7 | Workhouse for thirty days.
s. d. LeGouvreur was sent to the workhouse
:, ninety days for being q ''vag." From all {
e. counts Lecouvreur is hard case, and the stret
le will be all the better for being rid Of him.
Se THIRD DISTRICT REcoRnER's CoURT.-EdwG
le Murphy, charged by Jerry Franklin with assa
70 and battery, was held in bail to await exami
"a "a ton.
eI ten dollars. Peter Causs, another of the sa
~ sort ives muIcted five dollars.
.fI NJ. L. Robinson, charged with cutting with
oE tent to kill was held in bail to await examinati
Ise FOURTH DISTRICT RECORD ER's CouRT.-M
an | Ann of the cOlOred persuasion, was given
an choice between paying iVfs dollars or going to
re-, D ui,h prison for hye days. She chose
ruer.
Xxi Dan Sullivan, bedigerent, was fined ten
es- dollars for kicking up a muss.
der Francis johnson. charged with having set fir
DR.. Vests hOu9e on Jackson street. was helt
|, the parish prison for examination