New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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| George Demo. John II 4uiey, John Keefe
Hugh Mitchell, William Narthalls, Charles
| Searwald, William Lamkin, and Patrick
johnson, all arrested on various charges of
| being unruly, drank, and disturbing the
public peace, were fined S. each or five
/ days parish prison.
William Dwyer, charged by D. B. Numan
with being dangerous and suspicious
character. was sent sixty days to the work
house in default of $500 voucher.
Mary Ward, arrested by Officer T. Salt.
| corn on Elysian Fields street for being
| drunk; also charges accused with being a
vagrant following no honest occupation to
| earn living, was committed thirty days to
the workhouse.
Leon Boyd, Aristide Perrard, and Frank
johnson, arrested by Citizen J. Ronyer on
Louisa street, charged by him with being
dangerous and suspicious characters, also
with attempting to pass counterfeit frGc-
| tional United States money, were respect
lively sent before the United States com
smissioner.
N. Balfe, charged by N. Vinet with vioa
ton of city ordinance No. $50; MS. Carmel
| by Mrs. Wilson with the same ofIense, aud
| Paul Despinos by r.. Thomas with cutting
him with intent to kill, were all continued
on bail for trial.
Tom Baker, arrested by Officer Gnafeld
on the levee drunk and disturbing the pub
lie peace, and Patrick Boylan by Officer
Hines on Elysian Fields street for the same
offense, were both fined $40 each, or ten
days in the parish prison.
James McGiff arrested by Corporal Haen-
chen on the levee for fighting and disturb
ing the peace; j. H. Gomez by Officer Gillian
| on Love street, for insult and abuse while
| in the discharge Of his duty, and p Lind
auer by Officer Brown on Poet street,
charged by Mary Green with threats, were
| all discharged.
R1;.o. TCt@S,cay h,. OnGonu II.
gers near Barracks station charged with be-
ing suspicious, and for violation of ord-
nance 6s2.
susan Davis, arrested by Officer Byru,s on
G0odchildren street for disturbing the
public peace, was fined S5 or five day in
| the parish prison.
FRrat District Recorder's Court
Judge Neviile's patience was severely tested
yesterday morning by the numerous "blue1
petty cases before him, but he went through
Them, dealing somewhat leniently with the
waits allowing the simple ofenses to de.
part on promise of good behavior.
s. w. Dalton was fined $25 for drawing a
revolver on Jo Firley.
Ann Brown looked black when the re.
corder said that he would remit her to the
wOrkhouse for three months because she
made Pefdido street howl.
John Rogers got parish prison thirty days
for stealing.
Denis Daran persuaded the court to send
him to the workhouse for three months
Too much hot whisky punch is his beset
ting sin.
Ellen Fogarty got double that time for
the same Otfense, intensified and prolonged.
Unless Henry Patterson can procure a
good man to vouch for him he must become
workhouse dweller,
Drunk and obscene, that what's the
matter with Ellen jackson Of Basin street.
Ten dollars fine.
Frank Mulvey struck Officer Gafrney,
which Illegal joke sent him TO the work
house for three months, at the end of which
term the whisky viii have evaporated out
of his kcg. Kate Hester, his partner in
dehauchery, was fined $40
Ned Murphy, the lively Murphy, was again
up and again discharged.
FOURTH Dlatrlet Recorders Court
Judge Yenuard disposed of the following
cases yesterday:
Charles Drewitt, arrested by Officer Hear
say for stealing from the mouth OF the
ChoctahaChee river, Florida, on the 25th
December, 1867, one sailing slOop, one re-
yolver, on9double- barreled shot gun, cloth
| ing, and provisions valued ut about three
hundred dollars, all the property Of W. N.
| Wilkinson, plead not guilty. Drewitt when
arrested was about to leave the city, and
portion of the property stolen was fonnd in
his possession. He was remanded to the
parish prison to await reqnisiti0n from the
| governor of the state of Florida.
Matilda Mitchell and York Woods for
petty larceny were committed to the parish
| prison for five days each.
John Hagan and Mary Jackson for fight
| ing and disturbing the peace, were fined the
former $40, while the latter got off with s.,
d, D. Wall for being drunk and unable 70
take care OF himself was fined So or five
days parish prison,
sesaSs Distriet Reeor eE'a COnrt.
i MAT Hogan Is under arrest, 1t being sus.
| pected that he has practical knowledge of
the Royal street safe robbery.
| Maggie Wilson and Annie Clifton, gutter
snipes Of low degree, each fined 500
| John Reless was not slippery enough to
slide away with pair of poor slippers he
stole from Gimble. Two months work
| house.
Louis Jones, through suspicious conduct
in hiding himself on the premises Of poor
damsel, was told to hide his head in the
workhouse for the next ninety days
Frank Adams was arrested in a vacant
house on ST. Louis street, and thence con-
Veyed to an unoceupied building out Lafay-
cite street, where he Will find kindred va.
ner accompany him.
Ex-Onaeers Of the Army.
A large meeting of ex-oilioers OF the army
was held at the city hall last evening" at
which General Cyrus Bussey presided, and
A. B. Long, ESQ, acted as secretary. The
meeting was purely of social character,
aud was called for the purpose of organizing
society, association, or club Spirited
addresses were made By General w. l.. Nc
MILAN, General L. A. Sheldon, General j.
H. Sypher, General A. l.. Gnrney, Colonel
j. p. Boyd, Rev. DIR. Daily, Rev. Mr. Brake.
man, William Eyarts, Esq, and others, and
q committee, with General Mcmillan as
chairman, was appointed to draft plan of
organization. The meeting adjourned until
Monday evening next, at the same place.
first National Hank.
1t is expected that the depOsitors in the
First National bank Of New Orleans will get
q dividend OF hIty.six cents on dollar.
Ihe ItIlleS was responsible for the state
ment that a dividend of filty-six per cent
would be made to depositors, but it now
says the statement requires this mOdifcR-
tion; That amount Will be declared if all
the debts due are collected; but as yet
scarcely anything has been collected" The
difference is very essential.
weekly MeP5we Of Ueaahs
The whole number of interments in this
city as reported by Or. G. w. Dirmeyer,
secretary Of the board Of health, for the
week ending Sunday morning at six
O'Clock, were ninety-seven, of which thir-
teen were stillborn, thus leaving the actual
number Of deaths eighty.four. Only one
died Of cholera, thirteen of consumption,
one Of nervous fever, one Of remittent fever,
one OF typhoid fever. 2egenty.two were
tees.
Hndls Vysun4ea.
Otacer Roberts, OF the river police, yester-
daRlmorninE sent to Charity hospital for