New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-27
Court of N o.. Eusris, g. j. Judgment revars.a and
Judgment for defendant with costs in hnth Cnnrta =


Court Of n o. Evsrs, Q: j.. Judgment reversed ant
Judgment for defendant, with costs in both Courts
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge buchanan
PestdingThs court after long recess was rennnnpf
yusteraay. some unimportant cases Of assault and
The of Rozier indicted for murder is fixed , fri,
on Thursday next The Hon. Pierre Soue is engaged fol
The CAsE OF SPRceIss-A true bill having been fo,,nd
against William Sprggins for the murder of james Camp
ehe court on the motion of the District Attorney y
FIRST DISTRICT Winter. litter.
hs Jmged 6A-The case of John Thompson charged on
a Of Thomas Frankfort with attempting pass
which b was altered by FASTING the figures $40 over The
ngures 30 was fixed for the 2sth inst
DEADLY WEAroNs.-James Mcclure, on the charge Of
amlhg sword upon George Beatty the sd inst and
to pass it through memorial corporation Of
ao beat thereby assaulting deponent, and carrying
| the peace. ~ f
DscHARGED-M Stevel heretofore mentioned as hay-
ing peen accused Of fraud and swindng on the porma
| charged. N A0-'"'' e''-
WHIFPEn-Grace, a slave of Mr.. Williams, for harbor
consent of her owner ' "'- WIG
PISTOL sTEALINa.-Wm. Wall, on the charge of having
stolen pistol from the shop of Joseph Barker on ST.
street on the 24h inst sent before the First
District Court. ~ ''
The usual reinforcement of loafers backonar,, and
vagabonds were sent to increase the ranks Of the
mob in the Work-house. SWIM
| SECOND Observation-Disclosures Genois-Beli-
ggent-Margaret Vaune complains of the blood thirst
propensites of one VIM Walter alias Salter She has
chapter of allegations against him In her affidavit she
alleges that on the sth of December 1851 said waiter
Sater threatened to take her life with large knife
and has since threatened the extraordinary outlay
OF purchasing pair of shooting irons wherewith to cut
Vaune She further charges that on the sd Of Anri
inst said VIM Walter again threatened to take her life
ma snst since the sh Of December last Walter alias Sal
ter mas lain in wait for deponent she verify believes
with the wicked intent of taking her life
Walter alias salter is described stout individual
with military aspect who blue coat with brass
buttons" Warrants were issued.
BREACH OF TRUST AND SwrNpLrNs.-Marie Louise Du-
ruean W. Co. yesterday made oath that on about the
month OF October 1851 this deponent to one William
oss certain lot of ground situated in Faubourg IRENE
Tor the sum of $4,000 and received from the said Voss sew
e notes. payable one on the LIST of March, 1852 and the
others at one to years That the maturity of the
rs note the said Voss told the deponen to bring to his
mouse the SAD notes so that he could select the that
was due that this deponen handed the within mentioned
notes to said Vos who then told her that he had NOT tho
time to examine the same toeave them with him and come
another time and for her security did give to this demo-
nent receipt She further states that the aforesaid
when in the possession of the notes did she was after
wards informed wfuly and fraudulentty cause to he
raised the mortgage that this deponen had on the above
mentioned lot of ground and that he furthermore cansed
be made other notes in place of those entrusted to him
by deponen changing entirely the tenor of the same
wherefore she charges Voss with breach of trust and
with swndling. No arrest.
The FAST MAN-George Lutcher arrested on the 18th |
instant IN the act of making rapid strides down St. Aun
street with piece Of aconet under his arm which he had
renewed gentleman Of on the Ann and
Streets was sent yesterday before the First Dis
trct Court
FOURTH DIsTRIoT-Recorder Vaught. Yes
terday Crawford Duvahl of the flash Toby Cracket
schoo was brought dangerous suspicious char
acter lie wore highly figured frock after the man
ner OF the ancients illustrated striped pants. era
vat flaming red and kossuth hattie wardrobe Of it.
sell sufficient to condemn any all eternity Flash
Ioby agreed to leave the State first boat and hay
rolled his qud of tobacco to the opposite jaw stalked
out grandly.
sLuNG sHorMchael Garrety for disturbing the peace
and carrying slung shot, fined $40 and required to
give peace bonds in the of $3.50 The sune shot was
declared dodald and forfeited to the commonwealth
For carrying concealed weapon. commonly called a |
pistol otherwise a shooting iron John Karstuck was
stuck in for fine of $40 When asked he could speak
English he replied in right round Saxon Il can NOT -
ma translator was employed The witness for the pros
cutloh destined that the accused had promised kill
several persons" Hence his arrest
CONCEALED WEAPoNs-For the benefit of those who are
not aware of
g The dangers that environ
80 me man who NEEDLES with cold from
we Will state that Recorder Vaught come to the una
cradle conclusion, to clap fine of $40 on every man
Whatever be his previous good character or position in So
ety who shall be found offending ma nner and form AS
arsenal about them the shape of knives swords
utlasses pistols escopeds. popguns saws hammers bud
cons and the other paraphernaa Of warned to
eep both eyes skinned and look out ,
HoSoRABLY DTsoHAReEo:-ThomasT erney, examined on
he charge OF having in his possession clock stolen from
ne OF the public schools proved in his defence that he
az pought the clock from representing himself to
e the owner of it. and was honorably discharged
Charles VIM Crosby charged with stealing the clock
oove referred to- and who identified the individual
no soldthe clock to Terney brought up for exam
1aton Crosby being Intercepted said that he was
atlve OF Gibraltar and claimed to be British subject
lie Is an individual with mahogany countenance and
ppears to be descendant of the Ishmaelite sent he
Ore the Sd Judicial District Court. -