New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14
City Intelligence.

Oh the recorders Court OF the First District Mr. e. "
Jonte retired from Office Colonel W. W. W. Wood the
chosen of the new administration took his place. The
ceremonies Of abdication and Inauguration of the
most imposing and spirited character Col Wood ad-
Vanced to his seat right under the of Justice His
INDUSTRIOUS predecessor met the Colonel holding in his
hand very mysterious looking vessel; which fact
coupled with other demonstrations, led to suppose
that there would be juglery about it, The dsoe-
mem justified the suspicion for just public expecta-
ton had arisen to the highest pitch the retiring Off
cal extended his hand to the official and pre-
scented him with name it not profanely with a
jug filled with genuine r. E. otherwise :. Red Eye,n
We hope we have not treaed the matter too lightly
hereby enter our caveat against any such .
SUPREME Court DECISIONS. apyu
Y lS52Ihe following decisions rendered in this
Court Monday:
The To,on Of Carofonl ayq,ete vs. VIM, Jones and ,n
APPELLANTS Appeal from Jefferson Affirmed
Ehea Fnhan. appellant James Golding, ct a., APPEL
ICES Appeal from First District Court of New Orleans
Eus1Is. Z. PEI Cniam.-The judgment having been
executed by the defendant. at the the plain
TIL the appeal must be held to be abandoned Appeal
dismissed
Emie Derr1e, die Baron, appetizer VS. Thomas Plac;de
appellant Appeal from Third District of New Orleans
Rusr per Ctriam-t is ordered that the Judgment
IN this case be amended prayed for and that plain
tih recover Of the defendant $500 and costs.
Charles d. Fogg appeie vs.. II. BiueH T. Co. appeLants
Affirmed '-'''"''
C"ttus e. Rhine appeee vs. H. l3idweA &. Co. appellants
Affirmed
stue Of Louisiana qp,'sle james Harris and Stare Of
Ms HdegaHd' appellant. Appeal from Justices OF the
Peace Of Jefferson Affirmed
Payne Harrison appellants VS.. EXECUTORS Of a. Gordon
appee Appeal from the Fourth District Court Of New
Oakey Ha,ckins, APPELLANTS VS. Executors Of n Gordon
'lIetbes Appeal from Fourth District Court of New
H. T. Chambuy, appellee. VS. s. " Kirkland ct al appel
ais. Appeal from Fourth District Court of Neworleans
Affirmed.
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Stntf, aud Hd'1od f. Monty APPELLANTS T. G. Poole etat
4pettcs Appeal from Second District Court of New
Orleans Affirmed
I'nsmon La,m,p appetizer Dickinson. Bo,tin e al
appellants Appeal from Third District Court of New
Orleans Reversed and petition of plaintiff dismissed
j. NJ Lapeyre appellee. vs.. Margaret a. Thompson G.
Ddier appellant. Appeal from Fourth District Court of
NewOreans. Affirmed
aouter T. Candul aE,slIees, .dqrc Cue appellant .
appeal from Second District Court Of New Orleans At
frned.
Tie State VS. Tie Judge ef The Third Judicial District
Court Of the Parish Of Je6eSn., Michael Barnett for
himself and the firm of Bach Barnett & Co. praying for
writ Of mandamas. Dismissed at applicants cost
appellee Appeal from Fourth District Court Of New Or.
leans Judgment reversed-,he plaintiffs to recover Of
the defendant $3.50 with interest from 18th Of March
1851, until paid aud costs In both together with
costs Of protest
1he State appe1ee vs. George Edehe,s, appellant Ap.
peal from Third District Court of Jefferson Affirmed
Succession If John McDonogh Union Bank qf Louisiana
plaintiff in RUE appellant rs EXECUTORS Of John MeDonogh,
GPees Appeal from Fifth District Court of New Or
leans Reversed and amended.
FIFTH DISTRICT COuRr-State of Louisiana
The Orleans Navigation Company-In this case yes
terday the Court made. in substance the follow ing do
cree Considering the decree of Supreme Court de-
caring judgment of forfeiture of their charter against
The Orleans Navigation Company and considering that
it by law made the duty of this Court appoint Ii
qudating Commissioner for the affairs of said Company
it is ordered that Jacob j. 1iasey Esq be appointed Lii
ludating Commissioner of said Company.
FRAup IMPRrsoNMENr-Bonna f. Smith vs. L. S.
HBasrIn this the Court decreed that the defend
had made fraudulent conveyance of certain prop
ery described in the suit to the prejudice plaintiffs
and sentenced the defendant to year Imprisonment
| commencing from the 18th of June 1851.
LrABIrIrY INN-K EEPEHs--HEAvY JrDGMEsr-J g..
a. Simon vs.. NJ M MHo,-The plaintiffs returned
Caornians and had 1925 stolen from them while lolp
in hotel kept by defendant Judgment rendered
in OF plaintiffs for the lost (S5225) with in
| terest from Judicial demand and costs.
| The Commissioners for the liquidation of the
consolidated debt of the city of as provided for
by the thirty seventh section Of the Act of Consoda
ton met yesterday at II O'Clock at the Mayors office
| invited to preside tenn, after which the Hon A. D
Crossman chosen President of the Board Adophc
Layet Secretary. After this the Commissioners ad
ourned to meet at their Office in the Hall Of the former
| Second Municipality, at a time to be fixed
| lNQUESTs.-An inquest was held evening
before last at about 10 o'clock in coee-house at the
of St John and Gravier streets, First District
the body of James Dixon, aged about 30 years native
| of Scotland.
Verdict Died of penetrating wound in the breast.
left side penetrating the left ventrcle of the heart The
wound is situated between the fourth fifth ribs and
inflicted with knife in the hand of one VIM Foy
ANOTHER. Yesterday, on the wharf opposite
the Louisiana Sugar Refinery Third District on the body
| of white man. name unknown aged about IS years
| Verdict died by drowning :"
The deceased had blue hickory shirt black fan
mel uudershrt black cloth pantaoons green fan
mel drawers He appeared to have been in the
months.
SECOND DISTRICT, RECORDER GENOIs-Lar-
cenyJohn Gunther yesterday made affidavit that the
previous night he slept at house Charities street KEEP,
by Brand and that during the night the Sc
distracted from his pockets. He charges one John
Lucas, fellow ledger, with being the thief
STEALING DRY Unconstitutional Madison, in
an affidavit is charged by T. W Cunningham with having
in his possession piece of linen drilling stolen from thu
store of r. b. Mullen.
SENT Down. Andrew Armstrong, charged
the oath of Richardson with having about thu
18th March last stolen from the deponen valuable paper
and valuable securities sent before the First Distrc
Court.
GAME OF GRAB, Mary Cain stands charged
with diving into the pocket of one Edward Iuby. an
fishing up therefrom gold piece of the value of 50 So
ASSAULT WITH AN AXE. Theresa Keser make
oath that on Monday evening she assaulted, in
house st Peter street. with by Mrs Schlagel