The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
NUMBER 2S2.

gone with warrant for the arrest OF Chss. Brad
ley, charged with having shot and killed one Ed
ridge Turner, colored man. He reports that
Mrt Bradley could not be found.
made an affidavit of false imprisonment against
VIM. W. Wilmington, Jr., justice OF the peace IN
the town Of Alexandra, alleging that he was i'm
prsoned fifteen days without cause. A deputy
marshal was dispatched to Alexandria on the 9Th
inst. with warrant for Mr.. Whittington's arrest.
FIRST DISTRICT POLICE SrAroN.-Mary Bler
was arrested last evening in Odd Fellows Rest,
charged with robbing tomb in that cemetery by
attempting to carry off vase.
Mrs. Hilbert and Mrs. McCOmb were arrested
last evening. the former charged with keeping
dlsorderly house, the latter with disturbing the
peace.
A man, name unknown, found lying sick and
destitute on Girod street yesterday at P. NJ, was
sent to the Charity Hospital. W.
Stephen O'Lesry, colored, was arrested on Poy-
dras street for disturbing the peace and carrying
razor.
RECORDER BEoKER's CoURr.-George Scott,
colored, charged by policeman Healy with carry
ing concealed dirk knife, was sent to the Parish
Prison for FIVE days.
VIM. Henry, coored, for stealing piece Of
lar sentence.
Mary O'Brien, charged with insulting aud abus-
ing Mrs. Ellen hays, No. 76 st. Thomas street.
was put under $3.50 peace bonds and discharged.
Ellen Monroe, found lying drunk on Girod
street, was sent for thirty days to the WorkhOuse.
Colored Dick Williams, charged with robbing
citizen Geo. Walters money drawer, was sent for
ninety days to the Workhouse.
Jim Durham, a cOlored man, charged with va
grancy and also with the more serious crime Of
abstracting a pocket-book. containing $50, from
the coat Of fellow ward Of the nation. named
Isaac Quinn, while in the store Of Charles Cohen,
ca Poydras street. was remanded for q hearing.
Mary Donelly, charged with the larceny OF $3.50
from gentleman with whom she made q short
call at No. Basin street, was put under bonds Of
$1,000 to appear on the 2lst inst.
Peter McGuinn, charged with assault aud bat
terry on Henry Kramer, on Tchoupitoulas street,
gave $3.50 bonds TO appear on the 10th inst.
SO also did Ralph Battello, for similar charge
preferred by Thomas Jackson.
The case Of George Ross, colored, charged with
rape upon white woman, at the corner of Graver
and Franklin streets, was continued to the 10th
INST, accused being remanded without bail.
SECOND DISTRICT STATIoN.-Jesse Brown was
arrested yesterday at the instance Of Michael
Gleason, for the crime Of murder, stated to have
been committed about year ago in Donaldson
vile. The facts of the case have not yet been In
Vestigated.
Corporal White, of the Second District police,
reports having taken charge Of man named j. ].
Ross, supposed 10 be insane, at 1853 Canal street.
and carried him TO the Charity Hospital. The
matter was accomplished with the aid and super
vision of physician.
SECOND DISTRICT RRcoRDER's CoURr.-Actine
Recorder Sturcken is acting with Commercials
severity towards the wretched and depraved wO-
men of the town, of both colors, who infest the
rear portion Of the Second District. The city
ought TO be lid Of these nusances, an they should
be driven into pureus separate and apart from
the dwellings of respectable families. Recorder
StOrcken's decsion.-S25 or sixty days-f con-
tiuued, will go great way towards the much
needed reformation.
RECORDER JAcKsON's CoURT.T-Mrs. Mary G. fancy,
charged with the murder of John Clancy, at his
house. corner Of ROus seau and Adele streets on
Sunday last. was yesterday committed for trial
before the First District Court. No bail.