New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

DrlDed Tor the occasion.
Third District Recorders Court.
The following parties were arraigned be.
fore Recorder J. A. Letten, yesterday:
N. Heinard, for assault and battery; Paul
Francois, for assault with intent to kill;
Louis Goddard, for obtaining goods under
false pretenses Peter Theil, for assault and
battery; were all remanded for trial.
Washington White, arrested at Milneburg
for having musket in his possession with.
ont permit. and for discharging the same
within the city limits, was sent to military
headquarters.
Adaion, arrested on Frenchmen and Good
children streets, for carrying a gun without
a permit, was also sent to military head
quarters.
Henry Butler, ON Gentilly and Elysian
Fields streets, charged by Emmet Alphonse
with assault with dangerous weapon, and
by officer McCabe with being drunk and
resisting him, was fined $40 or ten days
arish prison.
John H. Trepagniez alias Turby alias
Toby and William H. Quirk, at Milneburg,
in bath-house, charged by Fred. H. Dean
and William Kamlade with robbery and as
dangerous and suspicious characters and
vagrants, following no honest occupation to
earn living. Vouchers of $1,000 each or
six months workhouse.
Manuel Grassy, corner st. Anthony and
Morales streets arrested by Special Officer
hltIt anu dCIlUg SbIRbduL bDuTAldH lOE ~
tempting to fight duel. Bond to keep the
peace in $500.
Daniel Gleason, company G, first United
States cavalry, Elysian Fields and Victory
streets, charged by Jos. Caferro with dis
turbing the peace, was fined $40 or ten days
parish prison.
Henry Rich, arrested at the corner of
Claiborne and St. Anthony streets, for lying
drunk on the banquettc and exposing his
person, was fined $40 or ten days parish
prison.
Ed. McNamie, arrested on Levee street,
| for lying dead drunk and unable to take
care of himself, was sentenced to the same
punishment.
Victor Lavigne, on History street, ar
rested by Corporal Jourdain for being drunk
! and disturbing the peace, was lined % or
| five days in parish prison.
| NJ. p. Ryan, on Poet street, arrested by
| Officer B. Smith, for lying on step drunk,
was fined S. or five days in parish prison.
Fourth District Recorders Court.
The following cases were disposed of by
Recorder II. T. Vennard yesterday:
G. w. Green and Jacob Wilker, were each
fined S25 or thirty days in the parish prison,
and required to give peace bonds. for fight
ing and disturbing the peace on Tchoupi-
| toulas street.
Bennett 0gda, and Simeon Alonche, for
| fighting and disturbing the peace Of Maga-
days in the parish prison.
George Campbell paid SO for making a
malicious charge.
Theodore Stevens and Martin Paul, for
violating city ordinance No. 6sj paid -
each into the city treasury.
H. Dowell, charged by W. J. Goodrich
with insult, and abuse and threats, was
fined $l5 and required to give peace bonds
in the sum of $1,000 to keep the peace for
six months.
James Reilly, forl fighting and disturbing
the peace, was fined SIS or ten days in the
parish prison, and required to furnish a
bond to keep the peace for SIX months.
second District Recorders Court.
The dock was full in this court this morn
ing, of unfortunate persons of both sexes
all ages, many nationalities, light and DARK
complexions whose cases were disposed OF
: by Recorder Gastinel with due regard to The
merits and demerits involved.
Body of a Lacy Found.
Mr.. Cohen, residing at No. 70 Chartre'
street. reports that the body OF drowned
5 lady was found by a Mr.. Pierce abou'
l thirty.seven miles down the river. She wa:
g dressed in a coored muslin dress, black
/. silk sacaue, Il brown silk hat with purple
). ribbons, and Malakoff. Three gold ring
and pair of gold earrings were taken iron
her person and are in the possession of Mr.
, Pierce. The body was buried on the banl
a
was held. Further information can be ha'
: Of Mr.. Cohen.
, This is supposed to be the body of tn
y lady who was drowned from the Algier
q ferry last week.
Q Robbing Tobacco Stand.
About nine o'clock Sunday evening
the tobacco stand in the beef market
n near the corner of st. ann street, kel
g by d. Dusseau, was opened by mean
y Of false key by two unknown mer
) and two boxes of tobacco and a box of pipe
= stolen therefrom. The thieves were pul
u u sued by officer Rhodes, who was unable t
= overtake them. In their fight they thre'
y, away the box of pipes and part of III
a tobacco.
e The Bread Ordinance.
y The mayor gives notice that the brea
!, ordinance will be rigidly enforced from tn
T. first of next month.
70 Robberies.
It Between the hours of eleven and tw
It o'clock Sunday night, the cotfeehouse
20 Bechman, corner of Second and WatC
streets, was entered through the window
|, some thief or thieves, who stole eight dc
Ig lar from the till, and also cigars and tobact
X to the value of 81 90.
ID Between the same hours, the residence
,e Frederick Osborne, No. 80 Sorapuru stree
k was burglariously entered, and robbed
ID 1852 in city money, about $500 OF whlt
le was in twenty dollar notes, and the oalan'
DR. in tens. One of the twenties was numberj
t, 1922, and one of the tens is minus sma
to piece on the lower right-hand corner.
i. Charged with Robbipg a bureau Ager
rS rs Cornelius Wall, colored, Of the freedmen
y . bureau, made complaint against John Wes
~, alleging that on Saturday morning last Z
~ ~ accused stole from his pocket, while in 4
u jackson depot, a pocketbook containil
S73 in United States currency, drai
g, amounting to $3.50, drawn on the freedmen
bureau, at Louisville, KY, two railro
III tickets valued at SAG, and other valuat
papers. The case was postponed for exa
Us ination on the 2sth instant.
- stylish Turnout.
y The style Of one.horse trotting buggi
uo has been long since superseded by tw
horse teams. But yesterday our report
pa saw a four-horse team-two feet greys a
two spanking bays-attached to lig
buggy, the occupants of which were seeki
pleasure by drive on Canal street and o
IS to the shell road.
be He Come Down"
ol A defiant genius named White, more Co
ne monty known as " Jim White" who
ne labored under the deusiol that he cou
Is violate federal as well as state laws wi
w impunity at Bayou Sara and theresbou
ss, was seen in this city under guard of s
diers i'll the federal uniform yesterda
lc' With all his defiance, he has at last "coI
a., down.
ta Georgia state Lottery-Supplementa
he MI, r1u.-.;. -. ~, n,,r,hors ,,,bi
were yesterday drawn fiOm the seven
:. eight numbers placed in TIE wheel for
rs rs combination and supplementary class, a
Ase the order in which they were drawn; 64,
in- So, Is, rs, 6, so, II, SO, 2, Z, l6, AZ.