The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

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TnlAL on .. B. CnANDLER- The ses..a ,r;.,
Of Chandler, charged with manslaughter in hi; Is
Patrick Daley, will come before The ist DistrisSs.
Ceutt to-day.
| Flhsr DfsrRicT CoUKT. Judge Layue.-
The following cases came up yesterday:
Patrick Cosgrove, charged With an assault wi a
intent 70 Kill. not being ready fof trial. the case
was postponed until November next.
Henry Hanson, charged with larceny IL stealing
the pccketbook Of VIM. J. Mock, on board Of tIe
steamer Belle Key, was found guilty.
Thsobald Fritz, deaf and dumb man, charged
with larceny in stealing gold pin from Mr. Casey,
was acquitted. *
CnARoE or MASslzpeHrrh.-- Michae, Flood.
81. and Michael Flood, III, were srreiensd before
Recorder CALDWELL on the charge of nianaauahser.
WIN KolIa was the complainant he testified IN
an affidavit made, that on Monday lie sth instant
he saw one John Higgins Violently assaulted bg
the parties accused, at theif Grocery Store on New
Lsyee street, between ST. Mary's Market and De.
lord street Higgins, he further states. was then
THRUST from the place pfofnsey bleeding and was
conveyed TO the residences Of his slater, where he
died IN Of half an hour The Floods pleaded
not guilty 70 the charge, and the examination was
fixed for tie l5Ej instant.
An Inquest was held yesterday on the body 81
Higgins at the place Of his death, 10 Dnlord street
between TehoupitonIas and New Leyee streets
Verlict-- Died Of rupture Of the spleen, caused
bya blow received in The Grocery Store Of Mr..
Flood, on the New Levee After hearing the ies-
tmopy Of three persons the jury say ii Ii Impossible
70 ascertain by whom the blow was inflicted p
Blow HIS BRAtEs OUR This common
phrases, heard 70 often al the corners and in The
highways and byways If every town. village and
cisy, was undoubtedly used, according 10 the afFida
Wit Of Mr. David B Widney Richardson towards
thai individual. by David s. Hymes, who attached
% this farebe sentence other words aasociati.,r an
utter contempt for life in general and an anxious
desire in particular % end he mortal pilgrimage Of
said Richardson. AlIofwhicii is faithfully record
ed in Recorder Genoia Court, and win REQUIRE ex
PLANTATION before thar popular iunciionary.
THIRD MUNICIPALITY Recorder Sensssssan.
VIM Johnson was brought up yesterday on i va
I-riety Of charges, embraced 10 violation Of the
peace John johnson and Henry Never were
arrested the charge Of attempting 10 pass coun.
terfeit money Several individuals, for getting
intoxicated, were fined, etc.
An EneLIGHrzNEp CIr1zEa.-.The breaking
up Of the mysterious rites held By number of dis
seuie women in the Third Munici pality, has given
material for several city items. The following is
the latest out
Zoe Dastugue, ". O., made a comp laint be-
lore Recorder Genois yesterday, against one Ramon
Zoe states that while passing The door of said RAJ
mons IN Main street, near Dauphin she was called
~ HIM Fqudon, and tina, he threatened il she
ga not cease e bewiteh bis wife, be would kill
her warrant has beeh issued for the be-
nlghted Ramon, who VIII be further enlightened
BY the Court
Sent DowN.--R osanna ScnlIen, charged with
having no local habitation, was provided ~ the
Second Municipality with accommodations for
thirty days, through the good offices Of he Re.
cofder Mary Walters. laboring under the saaaa
difllaalsy IN regard 70 sIao sent down
70 The hospitAbIs aSls # me Warden.
SwlsDLINssA-One John Hill otherwise bear.
ing the Suspicious name Il Ssooks, has LEFT the
city for parts unknown. number Of charges for
swindling, BY obtaining money under false pre-
fences, have been preferred against him. Yssler
day Joseph Deyer made complaint before Re-
corder Genois, stating that $40 had been lost BY
him IN this way.
STABBIEs.--A very serious charge * this ma
turs was preferred yesterday before Recorder
Genos, by Octave Floy, against one Paul Cheyal.
free man Of color. Foy states, in his affidavit,
that on Monday night Cheval came to his house
on St. Philip street, and called him from the door
that on advancing few steps he THE said Foy),
was struck and stabbed in the back by the accused
who pursued him as he fed and again assaulted
him with pistol, which he was prevented from
firing by the Intervention Of others. The case has
not yet been examined
CRUELTY TO SLAvE.--A case Of this kind,
said to be Of an aggravated nature came up yester
day before Recorder Caldwell ]. r. Drurnmond
was arraigued on the charge Of cruelty beating
slave, at his depot in Union street. He was ar
rested at the request Of Alderman Hawthorn
There has been no examination as yet
An IScoRRlelBLE Boy-An application has
been made to Recorder Caldwell, by Anthony
Rasch, Esq, to receive into the House Of Refuge
from the Boys Orphan Asylum Of the Third MI
inequality, lad named Paul Moss, who is Of 4 dis
position 50 abandoned and depraved, that the Di-
rectors Of the Asylum state that he cannot remain
IN their charge withou; serious prejudice to the
other children Of the institution To-day is fixed
for the examination Of the case.
FoR TRIAL. The bold depredations of Michael
Giihooey have been terminated or the time, BY his
commital by Recorder Caldwell for trial before the
Criminal Court. Gilhooley was arrested at the re-
quest Of Mrs. Waifford. who discovered him con
eealed in her room on Julia street, on Monday night
about seven o'clock He was engaged in breaking
open trunks.
ThEFT.-Wm. Baker alas Morgan. is CHARGED
before Recorder Genos with stealing a watch, in
May last, from the premises Of one Torres How
time was made to fly, will be demonstrated in the
examination
First Municipality Council.
called meeting OF this body was held last evening Re-
coraff Ienois IN the CHAIR and twelve members present.
message from the Mayor received stating thai he had
fensenea me Council at the written equsiun Of Messrs
"a that ne bad disposed OF the contract for innisna 100 Goo
ieetol lumber at &c foot Likewise advising thai lbe
farmer Of the meat market had allowed bis note for the month
June 20 lay over and that in the Mayor had
lake ont provisional seizure The message was approp
The fr business 10 order was the resolution 10 nav 10 Mr.
ibos el the aGnt Tor repairing the streets I'D ring the
month OF dane, which ot0n under debate al the adj
l9tnmet q e Coanc on the ID Inst After soine discus.
sion, Mr. fnhIe ataeled prosiso 10 The resolution IN he
ne Municipality itself the right of caine hack
ne money N cnse e Corporation should be put IN default
Inc prosHo was rejected by vote OF A. Mr. Fsbre