New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-03
City Intelligence.

SUPREME GOURW.---in THIS court Yesterday ue-
cisions We're rendered in the following eases:
Clement Deaerf5ou,g. appellant, D3oa T. D. f j. a.
Roaer Charles Coffin appeees. Appeal from the Second
District Court of Neworlears RosF j.. Judgment
affirmed with costs
srk. Day e. Stauer fer themselves and others. appeees.
Va. BTown e. CaughEn, appellants Appeal from the
Fourth District Court of New0rleans. .sLfpELL go.
Ordered that much only of the decree of the Court
below az adudees privilege on the property sequestered
be reversed said claim Of privilege is hereby rejected
And it further ordered that said judgment in other re-
spects be affirmed and costs to be paid by plaintiffs
j. ". Hassard appellee, vs. Municipality No. 2 appellant.
Appeal from the Fifth District Court of New0reans
PnEsroN Judgment reversed and case relnanded
for further proceedings according to law panh to pay
costs OF appeal '
James Penn (o, lie Of NE Plens' Bank Of Tennessee,
at Memphis, appellant. vs. John w Crocsdt VIZ Il Ger
aaa d osn na ege appeal from n. Inc rH4 taf
the Judgment Of the Court below TO far as it sustans the
third opposition Of the heirs Of Mrs Garland in relation
to the moveabes transferred by VIM II. Garland to her
in satisfaction Of her Judgment against him. be affirmed
Further ordered and decreed that said Judgment be 9TH
erwse reversed and the remanded for trial before
jury the third opponent and appellee to pay the costs of
appeal.
Hulter Urquaari appellee vs. T. Toby 6 Bogert appel
lans Appeal from the Fourth District Court OF New
Orleans -. Rosr 80. Judgment affirmed with costs.
Arau Block and Philip GahlJaok, appeees vs. Bertrand
Saloy appeuan,-Gehback T. Kantman, ctrators Of MAJ
Block appees. Appeal from the Third District Court
of NewOrleans. sLLpEll Judgment affirmed with
costs,
Alexander Lesseps VS.. his creditors-Edtrad Shift las
Syndic) appellant, l.. Miialdan, las syadic) afpete
Appeal from the Fourth District Court of NewOreans
Rosr Ordered that the judgment of the Court be-
low be reversed that said Edward Shift is the duly
elected syndic of the creditors Of the said insoven Al
eyandcr esseps that the costs Of this appeal be paid by
the nsovent estate and that this case be remanded for
further proceedings.
I'm. Hopkins and B, B. McIechen, appellants vs John
G. Pratt Co Buoana aagt" q. Co. e. as n ,feIe
Court of NewOrleans. Rosr j.. Ordered that the
judgment of the Court below be amended by striking
XII.
chanan. Arlington Co. forty dollars to NJ D. Cooper
Co., and twenty-five dollars to Shark Day Staufer Co.
counsel fees and that in other respects the
be affirmed the of this appeal to be paid by the in
teryenOrs.
CONGRESS OF School DIRECTORS. mem
bcrs of the four Boards of School Directors met at
o'clock. ut the Lyceum Hall.
President, Messrs +. Rawle B. Beauregard and D. s.
Devices Vice Presidents, and Messrs E. j. Carroll B
Barrett, A. b. Bienvenu and N. Commandeur as Secre-
taries The above named gentlemen took their seats.
| Mr. Duncan on ascending the stand made speech.
Judge Byrne offered the following resolution:
| Resoiued That committee, composed of members
from each District be appointed by the Chair to report on
| the following matters:
schools of the city of New Orleans with the same text
| books.
q To report what terms and conditions the use and
advantages of the Library and Lyceum Hall should be
extended to the teachers and pupils OF the Public
| Schools.
the attendance at the schools of the children of the dit
ferent Districts who now attend no schools ~
| A. To determine the time of holding school examin
tions, etc.
s. TO memoriaize the Legislature on the propriety OF
concentrating the different Boards of School Directors
into one Board Adopted with amendments
proposition to extend invitation to all the parishes
to appoint delegates to convention to agree upon sys
TEN of education for the whole State was ruled out
order.
The committees appointed Mr.. Byrne's resolution
| are composed of the following names:
4 On the first section-Messrs E. Rawle. j. S. Copes,
| ~ MT N.y,npS n "A.
| D. S. Devices N. Commander.
second section-Daniel Byrne, E. Ducatel, A. e. Ben
| venu James Norman. w,
L. Turgeaue j. Hall, J. N. Lasage, George w. West,
| NJ Ellis.
Fourth section.-C. seauzeneau, L. surg, DR.. Arson
| VIM S. Mount
Fifth section-D S. Devices, R. Randolph, N. Com
mandeur, j. Crickard j. o. Harris W, B. Lindsay, w
Gordon E. Barnet r. Buisson, Ii. G. Castelonos, a Can
nonge and - Beard.
| Adjourned to the 10th inst. ''
LARcENY..Wm. P. Maui, alias Maui Fox
for entering store the of Common and Maya
zine streets, with intent to commit robbery. and TO
stealing thereom letter. sent for trial before til
First District Court.
| HEAVY ROBBERY was made yes
terdsy before Recorder Genos by Manuel Brndez, set
ting forth that he arrived here last Sunday the BOT
of May board the brig Fashion, from San Juan Mic
aragua On his arrival he rented room, and took in hi
employ servant Adolphe who had been employee
steward the above named vessel His baggage hav
ing been deposited in his he stepped into the bac
yard and when returned five minutes after he foun
that the aforesaid Adophe had Disappeared and that hi
trunk Ind been broken open, and the sum Of $1,000
doubloons pocketbook containing sundry papers e,
ter of credit for $4,000 the house of Latte Co.. Ia
vana another for SOS the house Of Boucher Of Me-
York $50 In one dollar pieces his watch and his YES
containing thlrtysene doubloons, stolen therstsoa
Arrest yet