The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-05
LOCAL n EWS.

FUN AHEAD-Thursday next is tap regular day Of meet
ing OF the Board of School nfecos and anticipate sone
iun before the exciting questions at issue between the Board
and The touncla settled Its not probable that more than
seven members OF the Board will attend the meeting bu five
constitute quorum, and suppose the will so ahead
with business. r
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Judse- Larue. "A number of
prisoners arragned in this court yesterday
Edward Phillips young lad about twelve years of age
charged with larceny, in stealing watch and money from
Michele de Gregono, who had taken him into his Service
plead guilty.
- John Brown, alias John Buckley. and John Morgan,
charged Wi ID arceay, also plead guilty. .ar.-
Thomas Reilly. for assault and battery, plead guilty.
The District Attorney made motion bso'e the Court in
the of Miss Mcdonald and Miss Kate Brady, who were
found guilty of larceny with Mrs Brady for trial in
their cases. the mother of Miss Brady had confessed that
her daugher was innocent. A new trial was granted.
LIBEL su1rCharles Petrie ex Lieutenant oftho Second
Municipality Night Watch, has instituted suit in the Fifth
District Court, claiming 600 damages from l. N Marks
for having consprei to him from his Office and also
with libel on his character.
BRINsING HIM UP TO THE MARK-Parck Dillon, two
three days since, made affidavit before Recorder Cald
WELL charging three with beating him in the most buta
with sung shot,, gougtng his eyes, etc, mi urng
him badly that he confined several days in the Charity
Hospital The accused parties arrested, and
ragned yesterday morning. Dillon appeared, and his face
bore unmakabe evidence of the truth Of his charge; Blu
the time, he expressed wish to have the
leased saying that he wasn't hurt much and didn't
prosecute them. The Recorder him lecture
and fatty refused TO allow him drop the He vel!
properly refused allow such charges be settled b.
the parties after being brought before him and he nforme
the that he did appear the day Of examn
alton, he would he for by with paper in his hat
| RECORDER CALDwELL's CoURT.-We have no items o
much importance give from this Court The proceeding
yesterday mostly confined of assault and bat
terry aud breach of the peace and of them wort
| particular notice. ...
| RECORDER GENoIs' C0URT.-Thsre several case
before Recorder Genos yesterday but OF them
any importance.
day brought before Recorder Geno and fined s5 nrrivn
a furious through the streets, We happy
the ordinances against furious driving enforced all
siOns. .- . .... .-
| CALIFORNIA GoLD.-Durng the months Of October an
November there received thu Mint, in this city, fl
coinage, the of 81 1888 62 Of this there has been CONE
sl,24OOOO.
MIR. Barnes, clerk in the Second Auditors office
has been removed, and Mr. Fenna appointed. Mr. Leus
clerk In the office removed, and the Rev Mr. keep
appointed Capt Cutler OF Kentucky, has been apponte
Clerk Ot the Treasury vice Henry Jackson, reno, ed.
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