New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-11

" A0esOsA' N<etAtco anu &e0t1eNeu VINO 0tteu0cQ
enjoyed themselves to the top cf their
bent, dancing away the hours without
thought or care for the stormy weather
outside. Many Of the dresses were unique.
and the characters assumed were iudiciously
played
As there existed some suspicion that Mr..
Lackey came to his death by irregular
means, Coroner Creagh took the trouble to
investigate the subject. Mr.. Maurer, who
was in deceased's company the night pre-
vious to the death, yesterday furnished
sufficient evidence to prove that no violence
was used.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-vincent Simondellic.
the Italian who was convicted of killing r.
DinichelliO, was yesterday sentenced to
serve a term of five years in the Peniten-
tiary. Mr.. Sambola, counsel for accused,
used his best efforts 10 obtain new trial
for his client, but Judge Abel refused.
Francis Williams, who pleaded guilty to
the charge Of larceny, having stolen on the
third November, from Mr.. l.. Jahnct, $l4O
III United States currency and coin, and who
returned the money, was sentenced to two
weeks in the Parish Prison.
Patrick Malloy, who pleaded guilty to a
charge Of larceny, having on the eighth
November stolen from j. w. Roxborough
box of claret wine valued at $40. was sent
for one year to the State Penitentiary.
Monroe Gidrie, who pleaded guilty to
having stolen, ON the nineteenth ,1timo,
some coffin trimmings belonging to Mr.. F..
n. Thayer, undertaken, was sent to the
Parish Prison for four months.
Henry Thompson, who pleaded guilty to
the charge of having stolen. on the eight
eehth ultimo, silver watch from York
Middleton, was sentenced to one year i'll the
Penitentiary.
10 Paul, convicted of knowingly receiy-
| ing some dozen knives, forks, etc. stolen on
the eighteenth of October, from the store OF
Mr. John Gauche, Chartres street, was sent
for one year to the Penitentiary.
| Henderson Stevens, who pleaded guilty
to the charge of having embezzled. on the
fourth of November, from Rosette Martin
ten dollar bill, which was intrusted to hin
to get change. was sent to the State Peniten
tiary for one year.
| Philogene Belson who pleaded guilty Z"
| having. on the ninth of November. as
saulted OXIDE Walker. was fined two dol
lars and half or five days Parish Prison
The motion of Il. L. Bcidcn, in the cast
of Officer Z. McKenna, for IA new trial. wa
overruled. and the accused, who was con
victed of falsely inprisoning Mr.. Calil
t,l,e second offense in IA short time), sen
fenced to four months Parish Prison. to pa,
costs. and. in default. stand committed an
other month.
G.. Crawford WIS found guilty OF hayin!
| committed an assault and battery.
Emphatic complaints are made that Ola
carts fail to take away refuse from Delta
Tchoupitoulas, Fulton, Poydras. Magazine
Lafayette, Front and other streets in til
front portion of the First District.
AN EVIL SPIRIT.--A poor, wearv-lookin
mother yesterday requested Recorde
Houghton to send her son, about eightee
wears old, to the WOrkhOuse, as he was nc
only useless to her and himself, but was COZ
stantly in ther company of lew.l womeI
Mother and son were at the statiOnhOus
and during momentary absence of tn
parent fashy girl slipped up to the la
and spirited him away to further destru
ton. When the sOrrOwing mother learne
this her heart seemed ready to burst wit
grief. for she still loves her maynard chile
Persevering, she started i'll pursuit. but IL
evil One had succeeded in inveigling IL
youn.stcr to hiding place.
WADDY THoMPsON's FRAUD.-The Pict
y,ne, of last evening, says:
We were forcibly reminded Of the flus
times of 1869 in the Customhouse by listel
ing this morning to the dispositions beir
taken before United States COMMISSIONS
Weller, in the cases Of the United States v
sundry lots Of pepper and coffee, alleged
have been fraudulently removed by Wadd
Thompson from bonded warehouses in tn
city, during the administration Of PERI
. Fuller. The coffee and pepper were take
from the warehouses for transportation, Il
:. bonds fiaudulently Cancelled, and the gOOt
' sent to St. Louis, where they were throw
: upon the market for sale. Special Treasul
Agent Kinsella, who had been on their traG
for some time, seized them in st. Louis, an
the dispositions now being taken are to
G used in the United States District Court
= St. Louis The total amount of goods r
, moved was 1891 bags of coffee and 56S ba;
Of pepper.
Fourth District Central German Rcpn
ljcan Club.
: This famous organization, renowned Il
a its harmony, large membership. and gre
enthusiasm, had another meeting last Fl
= day evening at the Temperance Hall, {
Josephine street, Captain +. Spranly in Il
l. chair.
\ Notwithstanding the disagreeable weathe
about seventy-dve Of the members we
!, | present.
i A large amount of important business W
e transacted, among which was the adOptit
of a constitution and bylaws, the appOiI
> ment of cOmmittees-One for protection
q members and a refreshment committee.
a obtain lunch for every meeting OF til
+ club-a vote of thanks to Messrs. Auer
q Co. for keg of beer, etc, after which NJ
George Musbach took the chair, and Ca
:, tain +. Spranly addressed the club in
;. patriotic manner, illustrating the blessin
Of having Republican government, bcgi
! ming with the national administration al
concluding with our city administrator
: He also paid high tribute to Govern
Warmoth, illustrating his valuable seryic
i to the Republican party. He spoke OF b
enemies, how they attempted to Islander al
viIlify him, and how he 1.-THE Governor) hi
humbled and COMPOUNDED them, and tn,
, saved a great party from defeat. II
o speaker thought, that with such chief
:. the Governor, we should and would glad
!, follow him to still greater victories, aft
:, which he introduced the following rcsol
4 tons, which were unanimously adopted:
l. WHEREAS, This organization is compile