New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11
NUMBER $50


nor write. st are druukards. 81 have no oc-
eepatlons, so are married OF tie prisoners
y Y are from Ireland, from I6aly, j from
s.ao. sSuoa. ! from Englapd,. from AIexIco
rom Germany. ! taom Sweden, from BUS.
sia' from France, from Canada.
The Alleged mai Rehbsr.
United States Commissioner Urban yes
~ ~ Isy 1s mace preliminary examination of e
. =. flncb, mail route agent between this
cily i ana brashear, over the 0pelousas rail-
i.Ss. toe1: "no - sssnas charged with come frregu-
laritiea IN his business. There were six Wit
nesses before the commissioner. and fhee
evidence given warranted him in sending
accused before United States circuit court,
ander bonds of $1,000. Fir. Finch failed 10
FURNISH bonds yesterday.
Zone eof che BurEIars.''
Mike Parks, who was arrested for bur
glarlously entering the confectionery, cor
rTchoupitenlas and st. Joseph streets.
was with Stewart and Cannan WheH they
we're brought from St. Louis on a Tequisi-
tlon, accused Of stealing $1,000 10 gold from
the office OF Ogden q DeBuys, on Caronde-
let street. Stewart is in the workhouse,
serving out six months sentence.
An EneonPlese Hurxiary.
Ofheers Barry and Tricou report fRdinf
she snoe store No s Cusfoinhouse street
bearing evidence that burglars had bee
work. A pRnel of the door had .
broken, and the wood work ia sege L
places being bruised. II is not 81
whether the burglars carried off Sar zuL
or made an entrance.
The New Couneitmsr.
Several Of the newly aDpoiuted col ell
men have appeared before 4heanlis5oi and
taken the required oath. at tke meeting
this evening a president Of the board OF
aldermen viii be elected and new chair
man OF the finance committee will be
selected in place of Ex-Alderman Clay.
uamels ut the stock Landlag.
Some of the esmels sent to rexss several
years since by the United states govern
ment haye arrived here and are now at the
stock Landing en- route to some point in the
North. They have been purchased by
private parties. and are 20 form n portion of
a travelling meDagerie.
weekly Report Of Deaths.
DR.. G. W. Dirmeyer, secretary Of the
bosrd of health. reports that the whole
number of interments for the week ending
Sunday morning was 81. Of these 25 died
of consumption and were stin born. None
died Of yellog fever OF cholera.
Paging eIty Oaieers,
The city treasurer was paying of the
officers roll yesterday.
CrAmlnal Couri-Suaee Howe.
Christopher Walsitude WAS to have been
tried yesterday on the charge Of numbering
I 4
For proper reasons the case was continued.
Antonio Solomon was found guilty Of lar-
ceny.
FIRST District Recorders Court.
At the request Of the proseeutrix,
| Josephine COlmar, Pleasant Harris was
discharged from the accusation Of having
| fIaudulentiy obtained $l0l in coin.
Frank Reddin, under suspicion OF having
i committed a robbery at the Age WAS
| work housed for half a year,
Alfred Rayne, arraigned for carrying a
| concealed revolving thunderer, was called
Tom Marshall was marshaled al the bar
\ for stealing bar iron. Behind iron bars In
\ the parish prison for 3 month.
Mary aud Cecil, very foul females, SO hne
each.
Mike Hiokey's conduct toward Mary Hem
( defson on Julia street cost him $40
alike Parks with brace and hit was cap
tured In e0ffeehouse IN the night time as
I a burglar. will have hearing on the 18TH.
SolYea Rosa, principal robber, aud Mary
| Eugene, accessory, are To be examined on
the l4th for robbing the iewely store 22S
| Canal street.
William Fitzgerald is charged by James
| Power with having attempted To send him
to heaven by killing him with long
handled pot Fixed for the 19th.
Pat Sullivan swears that John Dobson
| slashed him bloodily across the face and
nose with sharp knife. Case fixed for the
| nth.
and Lizzie Burke, disturbing the harmony
of PerdidO street; Mary Finnegsu, for say
/ ing other things than her prayers in st.
Patricks church; Tom Johnson, u stealer Of
two bags Of shot; Henry Jackson and Mary
Dolan, Migrants.
| second ntstraet WseoRzer's Court.
The city treasury is one hundred dollars
! better of, resulting from 0utrsges by un-
civil conduct Of the male and female in
! mates of a Franklin street necessary evti.n
e. w. Wood would get drunk and break
| the showcase Of d. Cohen.
Ned Howard was pronounced an habttual
/ ,lrunkard aud a vagrant. To work partial
/ refeEm in him. Ned WIS advised to resort to
| the Workhouse for three months.
Rosa and Annie Gillard, Mary Reed and
Mary Baptiste, Cont street roysterers OF
l laGa aenrne SIXTY days workhGuEe each. Ann
Ahern keeps them company.
George Washington and John Smith were
L both an before the bar Of Justice on simple
| charges. The general stole pair of coarse
boots while the s'irrepressiblen Smith was
accused of being too drunk to take proper
Mr.. Jean Bibes will soon have to answer
/ the charge Of kidnapping girl about old
/ enough to answer for herself, which she
does willingly saying that nobody had kid
mapped her.
THIRD BaserAcE Recorders Gatsrt
The following parties were arraigned be-
fore Recorder J. A. Letten yesterday;
John Eranklins charged by Laytna QHii-
lets with petty larceny, was sent for thirty
days to the workhoIse.
Fourth DaHfrIet Recorders Court.
Judge Vennard disposed Of the following
cases yesterday.
Thomas Bryant and Patrick Connelly,
charged with Vagrsncy and having no yisi-
hle means of support, were sent 10 The work
house for thirty days each.
David Herman, alias james Riley, charged
with stealing from the rsoney.draEer Of
grocery corner Of Felicity and Chippewa
Streets, twenty-five cents, was sent to the
workhouso for sixty days.