New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-16

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some strong bats, at No. II Calliepe street
for which he goes down to the Crimina.
Court.
ONLY TWO OF THEM.-On the night Of the
sixth instant, Sergeant valkirk arrested
seven men, Dan Costello, Charles Simonds
Jack Lee. James Foley, Thomas Connery
Dominick Byrnes and John Mackey, for
assault. and battery and disturbing the
peace Of Fulton street, and atterward
charged them with being Migrants. They
were before Recorder Houghton yesterday,
ana ali discharged except Charles Simonds
anu Dan Costello, who were punished in a
small way. Other charges are pending
agairs. Connery and Byrues.
ABOUT A SMALL DOG.-Mr. Foster, who
lives az No. 366 Franklin street, and who is
tie owner of the dog complained of by his
nei-hbor, James Morris, comes in and files
a reply. He assures US that Ills dog is too
small TO be at all dangerous, and too young
and good natured to be vicious. He further.
more assures us that the alleged biting is
about as near to being mOonshine as it can
he without having it SO entirely. In the
course of business he was called away TO
Louisville, leaving his household to be pro-
.sc-ed from burglars by tie barking OF his
canine sentinel. As it is too young to
attack. il is only depended upon to sound
tie alarm upon the approach of improper
persons: and as there is no key to the gate,
Mr.. Foster deems it an essential feature Of
his domestic economy that he be permitted
20 keep his little doggy. But while absent
IL Louisville, his servant girl was sent one
evening 70 the grocery Of neighbor Morris
for something that was needed, and Carlo
I'VE assume this to be the dogs name) fur
.ively quit his post as sentinel and trotted
at.cr her. AS the two were in the grocery
together, the girl, probably deeply engaged
IL cheapening the goods with Mr.. Morris
polite young man 1--WE have to suppose LIE
las such for his clerk, little Carlo got into
a playful frolic with little child. It APP
pears, however, that the two juveniles did
not quite agree, and that in response to
what Carlo took to be kick he responded
with a hasty snap. But as there was no
mark Of teeth visible, it is and must remain
a doubt if lie didn't miss fire. At any rate
baby squalled, Carlo was deeply disgraced
for the time being, and papa Morris demands
lis blood. Recorder Houghton will examine
the matter on the twentieth, and we will
he. hat that he will get at the facts of the
case. In the meantime we hope the neigh
borly amity will be kept up, and that Mr.,
Morris may continue to have the benefit of
Mr. Fosters custom, as well as that of all
who owe the establishment allegiance. We
have DO idea that the case is a serious one
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Counsel for the Bovd |
brothers, having asked that the case be |
Il xed for trial on the twenty-frst instant, |
argued their motion yesterday. The Attor- |
ney General held that there are other cases
(which have preference as to date, and also |
desired delay because an important witness |
l. absent, but who will be present at some
FIXTURE day, say about the first Of October.
No day was finally fixed on, but the Attor-
rev General thought he would be prepared
about the first of next month. Counsel for
accused asked that they be admitted to
pail, but this was opposed by Mr.. Belden:
be asserting that they were not entitled to
Plat favor under the constitution. Mr. Pas
feur is ont on bonds, which is said to be
torrect. .I.s
The Grand Jury, through its foreman, in
ulTed OF Judge Abel if it had the right to
nqulre INTO case on which former Grand
bury had found already an indictment, and
II should feel bound to do so, if it could
4ring in new true bill for a higher otfense
pan that found by the preceding Grand
Jnrv.
q Tie court decided that such action would
E proper.
It's believed that the Grand Jury will
bange late indictment for manslanobter
one for murder.
The Grand jury investigated the case Of
Ulcer James Coughlin, charged with the
|urder of Michael Hickey, at the corner of
rankin and Gasquet streets, on the TWEEN.
-fourth ultimo.
L. V. Coiron was found guilty of carving
concealed weapon. but recommended to
e mercy Of the court. He was released | {
bond to await sentence.
William johnson, charged with robbery.
! picking the pocket of drunken man, on !