The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

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a H5ttt''at, "a Dollar Bill Lost 5at not FoUnd.-
Barney Coyia was charged with having received
SlO bill FROM a boy, being one Of the two 500
bills which fhe boy had found. The evidence Of
the genteTfan (Mr. Evsrete) who made the aft
davit against Barney went to show that the parties
having suppcI25Siey had traced the BILL sent the
boy to him 3sSS.ilnand it back, and that Barney's
answer was = $50 had shown the bill to a broker,
who said it w & aunterfet and tore it up. Wit
ness found .sSSfan who said she had seen the boy
give the bin tsssfe accused, and that it was Me-
chanics' and Traders" The witness then said that
he had gone to Judson's Money Office, and ascer-
tanned that man had offered a 500 bill of that
kind for change, but did not get it there, and that
he had then gone to another brokers' office aud
ceived gold for it, A writ was therefore taken out.
Fortunately for Barney Coyle in this hour of trial,
he had secured the legal services of the penetrating
Randolph who discovered, on glance at the aft
davit, that there was nothing before the Court, be-
the affidavit stated that the boy had giUeM the
500 bill to Barney, and, therefore, it was rightully
Barney's property. The Recorder thought that If
the boy gave it to Barney, Barney must have taken
it Mr.. Randolphs legal point, therefore, unfOr-
tunately failed But the boy was called up, and
he did not seem able to answer the question sum
marily, put to him by Mr.. Randolph" What is
the nature of oath pa question that two
thirds of the in Court could not have answered
truly, his evidence forbidden The boy thus
disposed Of the woman who had said she saw him
horror of the atliant, said that she knew nothing
in the world about the affair The day. therefore,
was Barney's own. Barney was dismissed and
the 800 has 4" huttered.'
YIro LadieS in (Hot y Water-Miss Jane
Dcbson on The 18th August last. made affidavit
against her QoveIy perbaps but) not loving neigh
bor Mrs. White. II anneared from Miss Dobson's
evidence thar she is under bonds to keen the neace
already. and lives in bodiIv fear of being provoked
bv the copduct of Mrs White IN 6l,rSt her bou8S
alas IN braal, III. naace again The ease was a
Ion, ono ,be Er,.I ,,,tperses co,nnrisine, Iarno
norI;on Of rho ueiahborbooJ II would he a jabo.
L;ns tasI. ~ J;,s Jani,, into tba T,ar;ts Of III
o,,,,,o,,nI 800 ~ a,p1ay, onE,s IT, ,rist nr
H. - - ~. H. ttt .osisis 80 i91I
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80 =" 'ie '''s' ""''E "'o '''' 10 vs.
Wy 'i'L '''s '''.. VI p"o:'' Te ~ O'iue
gave MS mos "e.ny "!I' " 'ue case anu
~. pure uesPau 10 ueTIug "H'l" was '"e ih'S'
injured "ol'all' h''''y u'sHliSSeu IT,
Assault and B0He u This case Lawyer Gaien-
ME styled An assault on the BODY ut french
man." Mr.. Oscar haaboe, the Frehchman spoken
OF, and the complainant m the case, look We lb-
erty TO ebuke the counse lor for speaking OF INN as
trenchman, when he had ms name on The Wrlt
in hts hand. 1t seemed that James GanIlgan and
- Dunn attacked the deponeht, at the corner OF
Baronne and Jula Streets on FRIDAY hight last,
| accusing him WIN NOT having maue room tor a
was room enough for a towboat TO pass There
were some farther words, ana tneh lhefe was a
| street fight; and now ior ihe Fenalty " the
First District Court