The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

board, extorting from Gabriel Cor1sjolles ont
thouoand dollars = II ll. "a = *. Z, L =
Brown. as clerk Of the street commissioner. ex
t2rung from Frank Msrqusz, at different times
D'Homergue, as deputy street commissioner
extortiDg from Frank Marquez, at three different
periods, tbs sum Of $50 each time.
Aarquez and Correjolles we're contractors ai
the time the extoztion Is charged to have been
committed.
REcoRDR NEvILLE's CouRr.-The arrests in
the First District for the three days ending on
Monday morning were not 90 numerous as might
have been expected, considering that they
included the 22d Of February and Sunday. The
arragnments before Recorder Neville were there
fore few, comparatively speaking; aud the only
cases, besides drupksrds and disturbers Of the
peace, were as fellows:
John MADDOX, the party charged with the mur-
der OF John Rodgers, on the morning of the 18TH
appeared before the recorder, and, waving a
preliminary examination, was sent to the First
District CouIt for trial without privilege of bail.
William Brooks, coiored, was arraigned on the
sfhdasit OF ofiicer Sale, who charges him with
cutting sampson McCrea with butcher knife.
mcCrea being still IN Q critical state, the accused
was remanded TO await the result of his wounds.
Amos Ray, colored, charged with defrsuding
Abadie Philippe Of fifteen pounds OF roast beef
had bis sss sass sxst t9k
session jewelry stolen from the store of Manuel
Bcnnin, will be examined on the Sd Of March.
OuoItc W iitlafI. WAS sent 10 IuO EIIlen 1rlSOu
for fifteen days for obtaining groceries from Ro-
sa2na Regan and refusing TO pay for the same.
Lizzie Wright aud Harriet Brooks, both colored
charged with stealing s2s from Mr.. Grow and p.
Norton, charged with stealing lead valued at Sc
the I'd of March.
John Miliady was up fer stealing 81 from the
grocery store OF Mrs. Jane Coyle on Poydras
street, and will have a hearing ON the 2sth inst
Ninety DAYS each in the Workhouse were
awarded n Wun a Irur lar Ha~x NJ
a disiurber OF the peace, and James Ford and
Howard Garrett, for obtaining goods under false
pret nses.
The same institution win keep from mischief
for six months, two vagrants.named j. Raymond
and J. Hughes.
Tbos- Furlong was lucky enough to get off
With SIS fine on the charge Of beating Pat Sulli-
vsn, drawing pistol upon him and besides car
rying concealed weapons. When arrested Fur
long was armed with pistol and iron knuckles,
and Sullivan. arrested as witness, had two
knives.
RECORDER GAsrNEL's CouRr.-James White
was remanded to await examination on the
charges Of robbing Mrs. A. Montardie of sI4 10
her store. corner Of Bourbon and Cust)mhouse
streets.
John Davis and Celia Wilton. colored. were re-.
manded on the charge of sealing lot of bed
clothes and curtains from J. r. Waterman, at 237
Galvez street.
Mary Jones and Laura Smith, colored, were
remsnded on The charge Of robbug Harris Millara
OF $500 at their house on Burgundy street. be-.
tween Cont and Bienville.
Alfred Hood. charged with uttering counterfeit
money through VIM. McMurrsy, boy nine years
old, was sent before the U. 5. commssioners.e
deafsnd dumb woman who has been arrested
raltimes for drunkenness, was brought before
the court on the charge of entering the store Of
Mr.. Slspleton, while drunk, and begging from
and abusing people. She was sent to the Work
house for 80 days.
REcoRDER LErTsS's CoUhT.-Henry Baker
meyer. who tried TO ride into bar-roon on
GIea men street, paid IS 6ne.
Mary Dupeire, who got very drunk aud abusive
on Frencbmen street, paid s25 fine.