New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17
oity Intelligence.

terday the little band of Cuban prisoners thirty in
number who the day before returned from adventure
procession through of the principal streets of the
city They headed by the banner of the lone atar
and marched to the music of the earpiercing fife and
the spirit-strring drum"
On Lafayette Square, salvo of guns fired. A
very arge crowd drawn together by curiosity 10 nave
lack ut the heroes who had passed unscathed through so
many dangers, assembled to witness the procession
The members of the little band seemed in fine health
though somewhat by the fatgues and ill usage to
which they have been subjected.
Can not our citizens who warmly sympothized with
the representative of Hungarian liberty render some
material aid to these their unfortunate counrymen
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Ihe Nc
Donogh Cae-This case up yesterday Mt 10 o'clock
Mr. Graihe opesed the argument the part of the re-
MIR G. stated the Court that he was aborng under
the effects of painful fever and urged his sickness an
apology for any defects in his argument and as
for as early of the court possible he being
too much tagued to continue his argument any great
length.
Mr. Gralhe opened his response by answering
the reasoning of the opposite Counsel
He labored to show that there estate in trust
created by the McDonogh testament The four qualif
cations of an estate in trust were first the creator of the
tee, and fourth the beneficiary heir
lie urged that there trustee; that the Commits
sioners to whom forward the franz
ing of his will did not exist and the opposite party
tended. could not legally be appointed
lie further argued that when perpetual Corporation
constituted trust estate cannot exist and that
when the interests of the trustee and beneficiary heir
| merge. the ownershipis given de .facto.
comssa and trust estate of the English law and said
there was marked variance between them If trust
estate created by the will of McDonogh he ready
to give up the and in the of the city of New
Orleans to surrender the legacy
The speaker made striking points, which too
| technical for columns.
| FIRST DISTRICT -RecorGer TJI0te, There
great attendance of the swell mob at the levee of his
Honor yesterday morning The bloated and beareyed of
both sexes crowded the dock complaining complained
of individuals with bruised visages and individuals
whose visages bruising would not dsgure. gregaed
in crowds The soul of ugliness stood ont witt rabequ
prominence from of their faces Speaking Of ugly
people brings to mind wager that up lin
the white settlements (between two indivi.H Is who
prded themselves on their ugness) to which vs the
more heous of the two The ugest had wagered 20 to
| one, and was confident of winning the bet His ENDS
backed him at large odds and immense sums changed
hands the result. but unfortunately for the avore
before the day of trial arrived mule kicked him in the
face and the wound having improved his appearance he
lost the bet But this aside.
AssAuLr.-John Thunder, for attempting to tighten Il
schooner of comrade named Peppn and for designing
make Jonah of said Peppin by giving him to the fishes
was sent before the First District Court.
FAMILY JARs-Mrs. P. r. Swain makes oath that John
Swain, antpodean caterer otherwise sole curer other
wise cordwalner and known to individuals unearued in
rabalistic language maker of boots did unpro
yokedy assault and choke the deponent contrary to the
form of the statute ~ The time Mr. Swain 'chokes =
let him choke according to the form of the statute
| STOLEN Goops-A charge was made that person
unknown has stolen property placed in the pawnbroker
| office OF q Mr.. Rafael on st. Charles street
THREArs-Rosana Kress swears that the slave Henry
belonging to Mr. B. keudg. abused of dis
respectful language towards hex The accused was
| handed.
-THREArN1SG LETrERs-F A Blaudin accuses one James
Moon of sending her abusive defamatory
threatening letters and also with threatening her life
The accused required to give bonds to keep the
| in the sum of $500.
| A FALLEN SrAn.-Anne Album, the wreck of great
beauty and once dashng coquette, having listened to
the voice of the charmer brought to the brothe She
was dismissed for GO days the Work house with the
vice to keep her foot out of brothel her hand out OF
packes. and in future to defy the feud " Anne
courtsied out grandly and with magnificent of
her hand went on her way rejoicing, and saw her
| no more
about the Mary Stewart fell against rail and
then came into court and rallied against the officer.
SECOND DrsTR1cT-Recorder Genois--LAR-
cENy-An affidavit made yesterday by Jacques Leon
that the day previous about II O'Clock he Georg,
butcher dashng down St Ann street at the top of hs
peed and heard persons cry stop thief and other suc
like uncouth noises. Lucher had piece of iaconet
der his arm and was going it with perfect rush HI
of St and Burgundy streets and although thu
| handicap of the bundle rather heavy for good
Time he held on to it and made tracks for some ndenit.
place rs if for very life policeman made dash at him
md although Jacques brushed well and had the start at
wide gap he blown and overtaken. lie will
probably be committed for trial.
Cou.rERrEIr BnLs-On Thursday night Capt Youcn-
mes arrested calling himself Augustus Gsn for
whom he purchased theatre ticket. Suspccting that
there more of the sort where that from
he Captain caused the premises of Gisin Orleans st
TO be searched and found there an assortment OF the like
be on the . Chckasaw Land Bank" Of Mississippi Tn,
accused was remanded for examination.
| Az GLASS Too Mucn - Fritz Eherhardt made affidavit
yesterday that he the 9th instant struck with
glass lumber by one Francis Inning in AntoniOs Coffee
Iou,e OF Orleans and MaraS is, and that
consequence he was confined to his bed six days He
asked for warrant.
BApT1sM.-rhe prnceIy name Of Wellington has been
protane for G IL of that family has been much annoyed
by Mrs white of Toulouse street Ethi0p that
X, who washed him With dirty water DePoDent charge
mis- premises bucket Of water that suelt Ike any thin