The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-24

by the dismissal of Lieutenant O'Donnell. Mr..
Schneider was. several years ago, q police officer
in the Fourth District. and will probably be as
signed TO the First District Lieutenant Manning to
be transferred to the Fourth District. which Il
sadly in need of reconstruction. Lieut. Manning.
after he has established discipline in the Fourth
District, will probably resume his duties in his
present District.
CUTTING AND WoUyDNG.-Joseph Rosada was
arrested on Wednesday, on the affidavit of Johan-
ma Shouehroue, his former wife, who charges him
with having, on the same day, at her residence,
NO. $50 Gravier street, assaulted, cut and wounded
her In the left arm and right side with knife,
with intent to kill and murder her. all without
proyocaton. Rosada appeared before the re-
corder, who required him TO give bonds in the
sum OF $3.50 to answer for his appearance on the
3lst inst.
J. Quinlan ia charged by Ms. ]. Posey with
cutting her with knife, with intentto kill on Ba-
rome street, on the 22d. Quinlan was remanded
TO await that regular affidavit be made against
him. ID -
difficulty occurred on Wednesday between
two men in a cofieehouse, at the corner OF Jefer-
son and Old Levee streets, in which one of the
parties, named valentine Elder, was cut with q
pocket knife just above the right hip. The
wounded man was sent to the Charity Hospital.
The man who committed the cutting escaped, but
being well known, it is hoped that he will soon
be arrested.
Schwartz, who was arrested on Wednesday even
ing, ON charges of being murderer and fugitive
from justice, was yesterday arraigned before
Recorder Neville, who remanded him to await q
preliminary examination. Schwartz, when ar
rested, had upon his person $3.50 in gold besides
draft for 500 more, and his money Is now in the
hands of the chief Of police, who is in dilemma to
know what disposition he is TO make of the money,
for he has since been served with two garnish-
ments and writ of attachment, issued in three
dlferent suits from ss many courts.
CHARGE OF JERENY DIDDLERrsM.-Special off.
mi Tzor nd ral <aS UaI,
day afternoon, on board the new steamboat Belle
Lee, Major Chas. F. Warner who is charged with
obtaining $500 worth of board and refreshments
at the Cosmopoliton Restaurant, on Royal street,
upon the representation that he belonged to the
sIaff of Major General Hancock. 1t is stated that
this individual had already been sentenced by
Judge Atocha TO three years at hard labor on Dry
Tortugas, but was released by General Banks.
RECORDER NEvLLE's CouRr. e. Harrison.
charged with being fugitive from justice, was
remanded until the 24th, when he will be exam
ined.
Eliza Brown, colored charged with gobbling
five hens and a rooster, the property OF Ann
Maria Wilson. colored, will be examined on the
29th. Bond 500.
Mike Foley j. W. Crason and Mike Murphy
were sent to the Workhouse for six months on
charges of vagrancy.
Martha Eloise, colored vagrant, was sent to
the same institution for ninety days.
Kate Fortune was unlucky enough, notwith-
standing her name, to be sent to the Workhouse
for sixty days for beating Mary Ecker and break
ing her furniture. s6fa
Thomas Monroe, colored, stole pair of shoes.
for which he was sent to the same place for ninety
days. fA
RECORDER GAsTNEL's Is CoURr.-Jules Baliron has
been arrested, on a charge OF having sold fob
chain to a pawnbrcker, on Royal street, knowing
IL to have been stolen from Bernard COMMERCE,
about three weeks ago. -,
Frank Kelly caught stealing a pair of shoes
from Of the stalls in the Bazaar, has been sent
tD the Workhouse for ninety days. H