New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-02


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A Boat CLUB.-Last Thursday evening,
as we learn from the Times, a number of
young gentlemen assembled at the Office of
a wellknown commercial firm. for the pur-
pose of organizing a boat club. The fol
lowing officers were elected, and commit
tees appointed:
President-E B. Musgrove.
Vice President-C. H. Slocumb.
Secretary. w. LabOuisse.
Treasurer-TaylOr Denegre.
Committee on Building-B. NJ Harrod,
E. B. MusgrOve, T. r. Richardson, w. H.
Dickson, Taylor Denegre.
Committee on Constitution and Bylaws
T. R. Richardson. j. w. LabOuisse, James
T. KOck, Ralph Deas, Taylor Denegre
Committee on Boats-E. b. MusgrOve, B.
NJ. Harrod, T. r. Richardson, W. Fl. Dick
son, J,.W. LabOuisse.
Captains of Crews-T. R. Richardson, w.
II. Dickson.
The following gentlemen constitute the
| club: j. ChalarOn, w. A. Bell, H. Chala-
ron, George Bayly, J. kOck, Frank Minor,
| 7. Denegre, Benjamin Jonas, IL. Denegre,
Joseph Permission, P. LabOuisse, j. d. Hill,
j. w. LaSOuisse, Charles Brulard, w. San
chez, Henry Chiapella, H. j. Dittmann,
Francis Baker, Charles Vautier, George
| Larue, E. B. MusgrOve, Ralph Deas, G. H.
Slocumb, j. L. E. Blanc, Robert Day,
RushtOn Foster, James Rea, John BARLEY,
r. G. Musgrove, Walker Fearn. 7. r. Rich
ardson, E. Belknap, w. II. Dickson, George
Merz Jr., Louis Gagnet, George MerZ,
w. o. Deregre, Harrison Watts, A. Lee
doux, Z. TOrregrOssa, G. Pilot, B. Benachi.
r. De Gas, II. COmmuny, Charles BatesOn,
Garrett Walker, Morgan HarrOd. K. l..
MacmurdO, Paul De Fuentes, j. o. BigelOw
CRIMINAL CoURT.-On motion Of counsel
for Pierre Berth and Jean Capdeville ICON
victed of the ROchereau burglary of Oc-
tober 81, 1870, and sentenced to imprisOn-
ment for life, when the Supreme Court gave
them a new trial) it was ordered that the
Attorney General show cause on Tuesday,
the fourth June, why the accused should
not be admitted to bail, and why the case
should not be fixed for trial without fur
Their delay.
Two notorious thieves, 10 Paul and Eu-
gene Gallon, the first one five months and
the latter eight months out of the State
Penitentiary, have been convicted of rob
bling the store of Mr.. Bailey Gauche, No. l88
Royal street, of sundry goods. They were
sentenced, 10 Paul to eighteen mon tbs and
Gallon to one year in the State Peniten-
tiary.
The sentence of Jack Toby and Edmund
Kelly was not read.
The motion of James z. Miller, Esq,
counsel for Henry Petrie, convicted of bur
glary at the house of DR.. Samuel Chopin,
and assault on the latter, for new trial,
was refused.
James Smith, convicted of larceny, steal
ing box of jewelry from Captain ChisOlm,
at the store of Mr.. W. P. Healy, was SEN
fenced to eighteen months imprisO nment.
The Judge recognized in this man the same
individual who, some three years ago, gar
roted Mr.. j. Bonhomme, grocer, at the cor
ner of Bourbon and St. Philip streets, and
who was held by Mr.. BonhOmme until the
police arrived. That time he escaped punish
ment, but his honor recollecting him, gave
him full dose this time.
Ernest Alexander, convicted Of larceny,
was sentenced to four months in the Parish
Prison.
The bond of James Carroll, charged with
man slaughter, in killing Wilkes Borden at
the head of Canal street, was fixed at
$1,000
The grand jury presented the following
true bills:
Against Officer Mcnamara, of the third
precinct; false imprisonment and assault
and battery, on the twenty-seventh of May
on Mr.. Charles Metzler, whom, as it is
stated, the said Metropolitan abused.
Another charge, of maitreating Mr..
Rouyer, of Charities aud Toulouse streets,
in the same rufian-like manner, will fol
low this case.
Another true bill was found against Rob
ert B. S. Dowdney, alias White, charging
him with bigamy, to wit, having, on the
ninth of June, 1864, while married to Paul
inc Burgard, married one EleOnOra Ellis.
Dowdney was arrested, while he had just
enlisted in the United States army, and
lodged in the Parish Prison.
John Villameur, charged with the murder
of Jean Maria Estevan, was acquitted, the
Jury being absent about minute. The &C
cused, who made very favorable impress
sion. was at once surrounded by his friends,
concentrating him on the expected result
of the trial.