The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-24


Immediately in front thereof, do unanimously de.
clare that it is public nuisance, and that the bust
ness OF the Courts is interrupted by the noise so
much So that in many instances during the trial nj
cases in the First District Court il is impossible tn
hear the witnesses while tesiifying; they would
therefore recommend to the Municipal authorities
to cause chains to be placed across Chartres street
during the session Of court in order to prevent the
passing of all vehicles, and in some measure 10
abate 60 great nuisance
FIFTH DIsraIcr CouRr-Judgs Buchamon.-
Wil2sam Massey VI. Hermann and OAe,,
This case was decided yesterday, after being pend
ing since October, ls49. The proceedings were
instituted for the purpose of deciding the title to
square of ground west of the Charity Hospital.
between Common, Gravier, st. Adeline and ST.
Jane streets. The case has been before the public
on several occasions, and is we'll understood bv
those who take an interest in it. The Court ad.
judged that the plaintiff recover of defendants the
square of ground comprised between Common.
Graver, St. Adeline and St. Jane streets, with costs
of suit; execution to be stayed until the plaintiff
shall have deposited in the court for account of de-.
PENDANTS, the sum Of $lO9l IS.
RECORDER CALpwELL's CouRr.-Yesterday.
an old and well tried vagrant named Randall
Stewart, elias McIlea. was charged with being
concealed on the premises Of Mrs. Mary Cook, on
Benton street, with the intention of stealing. Be.
tween nina and ton o'clock on Thursday r;.ht
Stewart was discovered hiding in yard adjoin-
;no M. CooL,, houss. in which sha bon, . mr.,
Der of chickens, and thinking he was going to
steal them, she gave him into custody. He was
,ecoon;zed .s a thief. and had onIv bssn IN, =,
tho Parish p,;.on a few hours xvbsn bo ,y.. o..
,.s,od u. mo. .sn, for tr;a, IN ,bs F,s, n;s.
riot Cou,,
S,.,y; p;o.. Of 1;,obo, rho,u,z 1n,.e
was CHARGED with being on the I,evee at ,wslys
o'clock on Thursday last with niec. NJ v;rnb. :,
in his possession. which is supposed to have been
stolen. He was rsmanded Yesterday bv the Re-.
corder mill Monday next,
Robb;no n Countruman -Thomas Collins WAS
cbarosd with having met a Aa,boat.man n mod
Edmund Martin. on the 10Th of NAV. and robbed
him of $3.50 It appeared that Collins, with ano.
Their man. Dennis Knox. who ran avav from
custody durinp the fight in the court on Tbnrs.
dav last mat Martin. and persuadsd him IN oo
with him IN see gentleman who wanted tn buv
Is 900 hoop poles He having number of poles
to sell. went with them, and on the road met q
man who asked for Colonel White and said he
had brought a curiosity from Florida with him
consisting of box which could onlv he opened
bv himself The man handed the box to Collins.
and while he steamed back opened it and took =
hinton o,t and when the man came IN again
ron;ns ast.d him yba, WAS inside Tho hax H.
said /. button and Collins offered tn bs, hin, Tor
All. :, ,hara ,,.. M button in ~. ho. H.. o,,Il
uo,"'' 'io'o W." '" ~ "a ,"o IVA AAo "ou.'
hot yet 50 slai' d sum, anu subsequently, Martii
was inducea 10 oe' sl'o upo" H. "heh Inc oo'
was opeheu' u's ou''o' was iouhu 'here' ana 'n'
man VINO i,au Tue ooA 'heh 'ooN 'he money ah'
1eoa'npeo ine Ne'o'uei 'eh' VIC case ~ 'le Rl's
Dis'ric' oou,,, ,.,.u
0redcn q rust" IMAM l. fiam,ih' VINO wa
chafgeu wi'h having approp''a.eu gov 10 us owl
use' whicn were gwen 10 nun oy mrs M. L. MIC
Twain, 10 ouy a fouie''e "heei' In november last