New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-24
NUMBER 215.

1ohn Moberry was arrested on Carondelet Walk, |
charged by Pat. Collins with stabbing him with In
| ent 70 XIII. Collins was conveyed to the Charity
1 Hospital Fzl'f Va. 7Ez7
4 Seo. roster was arrested charged with having |
stolen watch in his possession, 5s.5 r S s'-'f,
ns 5000 was arrested by special officer Ray,
i ~ e'eaing hfty dollars in money. When cap
es lotsy'ieura dollars and twenty-five cents
was found in her possession ,eo =, =, -
r. current was arrested on Magazine street.
charged by James F. Bam with cutting him x;.b
intent to kill. t7se H 5,sr - : -''
Mary Ellen, colored, was arrested by vir;u. :, !
warrant, charged by Mary Green, colored. Win
assault and battery q554s7 rtaf sss &, I rs 4
i FIRST DISTRICT CoUEr-Jsldge .Abeu-T. N. /
Walsh was tried yesterday on charge Of burglary,
! and acquitted.
The grand jury presented an Indictment against
Christian Suchemins for cutting and stabbing, with
| intent to murder. aga f.f541 ~ aF fA
The district attorney filed an information against
r. Batemel and John, coored, for breach Of trust
against Michael Cronan and Ben Prichard, for lar
ceny; against c. Dernillon and e. Bunker, Tor
receiving stolen property; also against three
| others, for assault and battery. q. 81
| The bonds for the appearance of Capt Reeker,
charged with larceny, were declared forfeited.
FIFTH DISTRICT CouKr-Habeas Corpus.-Two
cases of habeas corpus came before Judge Leau
I
| Recorder Ahern.
The first was the case of John Snapper, who.
by clerical error, had been committed to the
| workhouse for robbng instead of vagracy. The
recorder having no authority to try punish an
ofense of the magnitude OF robbery, the release
of the prisoner from custody was claimed. The
court decided that the prisoner could not be held
under the commitment in question by the keeper
of the workhouse, but as he, the prisoner, was
accused of robbery, ordered that he be retained
in custody until he give bond in the sum of three
thousand dollars to appear before the First Dis
trict Court to answer the charge. i
? In the second case, Dave Whitney, William
Pearns and Daniel Taylor sought to be discharged
from the workhouse, where they are confined
under an order of commttent, as . dangerous and
suspicious characters" an oiense, it was con.
tended, unknown to the laws of the State. This
case was not tried npen its merits, the writ being
dismissed upon council showing the court that there
was no jurat to the affirmation attached to the
petition. a d 4. d 1.. s8 tzs 5fstg-l ~ 81 4sst
For the relator, John s. Tully, ESQ. I; for respon.
dents. Alexander Walker, Esq. s-., f5-sy,T5f /
In the last case new writ was sued out. n NJ /
RECORDER AHERN's CoURr. Timothy Lynch
was arraigned, charged by Mrs, Loper with at.
tempting, by force and violence, To commit a'rape
on the person of her daughter Virginia, 81 years
old. The deed was attempted on the 2lst inst, be.
tween the hours of and O'Clock. in the grocery
store on the east side of ST. Thomas street. near
Thaiia. The case was sent before the First Dis
trict court, and bail required to the amount of
lsl5OO. #3 at- z 5-2 y i''9r
Susan Williams, colored, charged with being q
vagrant, was sent to the workhouse for 90 days
Jane O'Brien and Mary Arthur were arragned,
charged with being drunk. The former was sent
to the workhonse for 30 days, and the latter was
fined $40, or 20 days in the workhouse.
Maria Bray was arragued, charged with being
! drunk. She was fined S25, and required to give
$500 bonds to keep the peace for six months,
Georgiaua Smith, charged with disturbing the
peace, was fined $40. OF 60 days in the workhouse.
+, VIM. stapleton. charged with sleeping On the
J banquette, was fined $40 and required to enter
bonds. -. - e
Frank Gray, colored who was arrested by orde
of the chief of police, charged with carrying ant
q exhibiting an illuminated transparency whereo
was advertised ball Tor lewd and abandoned pei
e sons, was fined $40 or twenty days in the paris
prison.
John Baptste, colored, was arraigned charge
/ with carrying concealed weapons. He was fine
e $40 or twenty days in the workhouse. w
o John Coine, Chas. Deveau, Mary Brannon, job
= Jones, Thos. Morrisey, Jas. stephens and Joh
Brannon, all charged with being drunk, were fine
n IS each. Ia af
, Robert Winder and Louis Burns, colored
charged with being drunk, were fined 50 SO each.
=. John NJ. Hugh and James Weiser charged wit
being drunk, fighting, ETC., were fined 81 so each o
i five days each in the parish prison.
Virginia Ray, charged with indecency near Erat
: bonds to be of good behavior for four months, ii
y default of which to undergo an imprisonment o
e tour month in the workhouse. -
Kitty Bagnard, Fanny Clifton, Margaret Kelly
drunkenness and vagrancy. They were required
n to give $500 bonds, or ninety days in the work
house. "..I.| 70 E' ..I".n
Nathan Burns, colored, charged with atte1nptin,
q to rob, was sent to the W0rkhouse for ninety
days. ,.,... ,, o...., 49,, . ~. -!
. of Police Adams with being vagrant and having
: no houest occupation. He was committed to priso OF
. in default of bail. The case was fixed for May Sd
It and $500 bail required. .-.., .'..r.5
n RECORDER GAsTINEL's CouRT.--M.4 A. Victo
d and Edw. Daucourt were arraigned, charged witt
| disturbing the peace. Gill Brown, colored, wa
charged with insulting citzens on the street. Fen
nesse, colored, was arraigned charged with Insult
" ing policeman. Ramon Oscagond charged witt
q being drunk. The foregoing cases were disposed
- of by fine of $40 each, or undergo an imprison
. ment of fifteen days in the workh0use. r1gss
= VIM. Bugin was charged with riding on the cit,
h cars and refusing to pay for the privilege. He wa
A sent to the parish prison for two days.
: Mary o'Neil, charged with being drunk and IN
u able to take OF herself, was sent to the worB
1t house for sixty days. -... B. .a.. a 0.. ..D
/. Jas. Nelson. colored, was arraigned charge,
ia with disorderly conduct and resisting an officer
" | He was ordered to give bonds for his future goo
behavior or go to prison for two days. ,l ~.
(, Fanny Churchill and Mag. johnson were az
" raigued charged with disturbing the peace, an
, were fined SIC, OR undergo an imprisonment Q
is John Moberry, charged with having cut Pat
v Collins with intent TO kill, was held for fntur
= hearing. ail. Heu|,.r"n lfa -F.la
| Armand CaSteradO was arralgned, charged wit
n breach OF trust and embezzlement to the amour
s of S226. DIV. ...0-. rF-..r d
- John Falise, charged with contempt of cour
u was reqnired TO pay ine of 50 SO undergo or
d days Imprisonment. tr..
d Falson Victor, coored, was arraigned, charge
"a with stealing cotton. He was sent to the wor
=, house for thirty days. e s.l.
Peter King was arraigned, charged with havin
n on the I'd of March last, on the levee, assauits
Q with a hatchet, with intent to kill one Cour,
speil. He was committed for trial before Il
First District Court .5 s .eg4
70 RECORDER LETrENs CouRT Francois Pal
y Alex. Paul and Felix Dejean, culored youth
were nrraigned, charged with larceny The
n were sent to the workhnuse for ninety days eac
Martha Shelley was arraigned charged by 10
y Wiggils with committing assault and batter
Case continued -
at Jerry Downey was arraigned, charged vii
, rescuing prisoner and committing an assault an
- battery on an officer. Case continued.
y Aieck Miller was arraigned charged with viola
ing city ordinance No. sos. He was fined SIS.
,al Geo. Stanley, colored, was arraigned, charge
- with being drunk aud insulting an officer.
80 j. r. hand was arraigned, charged by olhce
n Shuz with being dangerous and suspiclou
| character He was discharge from custody. a.
I'd RECORDER vENNARD's CouRT.-Joe ONeil wa
ca arraigued charged with assault and battery ant
- resisting an officer He was tiued s25.
A' Mrs. A. Leopold charged by Mrs. Mnro
c. with insulting and abusing her, and gice Uersd
l1s., e,bor hp Len will +