New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-22

Jackson Albert and Michael Fannon, we're
taken in for their asserted completely with
Little il unlawfnily obtaining valuable let
tiers from the postOfice, the particulars of
which are not fully in our possession. Lit
tie isHow under bonds to appear before Re-
corder Neville under some ofense against
the law. A judicial investigation will IN
ravel the rascslity, and then our readers
shall hear the particulars.
Local ITEMS IN BRIEF.-Mr. ]. W. Mad
den says that it does not "now fall on him
to fix up and bind the city's notarial
records" although he offered to perform
the task at very reasonable rates.
An express wagon rolls through our
streets, which is large enough for small
family to dwell in and have rooms to. rent.
Producers Of strawberries have this year
received coed returns for their fruit, having
in most instances disposed of them to con-
sumers directly in retail. That is the mode,
and by it hucksters win be ruled out of an
extortionate existence.
Judge Duplantier, of the Sixth District
Court, has decided that according to the
laws Of our State the Bank Of Louisiana has
forfeited its charter, and so declared. Re-
ceivers have been appointed for the institu-
ton.
The order Of Seven Wise Men, a secret
fraternity of many beauties which origin
ated in this city previous to the war, has
/ poinaI fpp4hn1d IN Of thu laura pitioo
of the Union, and Baltimore has more con-
claves than New Orleans. The last lodge
opened there was named "ssmbola Con
clave,n in compliment to our fellow citizen,
Anthony sambola, ESQ. Nj. s. appreciates
the distinction, and we believe him fully wor-
thy Of that and even better favors at the
hands of the order and his friends.
Lafayette Carter entered heavy complaints
against nine different persons, charging
them with awful offenses on Gasquet street.
Evidence before Recorder Neville induced
the court to discharge them, and fine the
Carter $40.
Jordan Scott, the freedman who, with his
cotton float, ran over and killed the little
boy, William Digby, will have an examins-
ton on the twenty.sixth instant.
Thomas Murray and John Doyle, long
time out of prison, go to the workhouse for
three long months on the long charge.
Henry X. Nixon makes affidavit that two
men spoiled some of his teeth. The laws
nippers viii be applied on the twentyeighth
by Doctor Neville.
William 0'Rorke, 81 Girod street, don't
feel richer for having battered Ellen Moran
of the same house. Peace bonds and $40
fine.
The case wherein Mary Vaudeville, Viii
lere street, accused three individuals with
perjury, has been erased from the docket.
John Snapper will improve an opportunity
to-day to show himself an innocent lamb.
George T. Henderson CREASED the road to
the workhouse by stealing a. key of lard
and Charles Martin, bird Of the same
feather, travels the same rough route.
Pierre Voiserd and Louis Emile, for pick.
ing SOMEBODY'S pocket in the City Park, have
been condemned to the House of Refuge.
It is all very well for the Controller to
call on the Recorders to walk up to the
captains Office and settle; but how is il
when the captains Office when called on
refuses to settle with the Recorders for their
(the Judges) salaries?
Malone, of the second district, had his
hands fun yesterday when he arrested An.
tonic Barroni with little mule and cart.
Antonio is accused of theft, stealing load
of bark from the Old Basin.
An inquest was held on the body of viii
liam Bennett, found drowned in the new
basin. He was fifty years old, and native
Of New Jersey. The verdict was "acci
dentally drowned,n
Justice of the Peace Courts-engines O
hesthenish tyranny, where the poor man i:
ground down even to his last bed, and which
take away from him his last chair, and the
table from which he and his family eats s
scanty meal. Reform them altogether.