New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07
Supreme Court-Condensed Decisions.

Supreme Court-Condensed Decisions.
TIT RsDAY, February 5, 1s52-Present, G. J. Eustis,
Associate Justices slidell, Preston Rost. 7'
aGts a. Mcleod appeHee, Frost. Springer GI-Ap-
peal from Lafourche Interior-SEuDrz.L T. la5--i
Held That the agency of witness being established
ai,ad his testimony is admissible from considerations M
public convenience and that his principal not main
tain an action against him for any act done within the
scopd Of his authority Judgment affirmed. ans9
Gel tsiie Wafyez, appslse -aede landry appellant.
Appeal from Assumpton-sLspElL J. I'D .s..-
Held That the part owner in commercial partnership
is only liable the debts Of after be becomes
partner and that where creditor takes the niyiduai
of the partners for debt of the partnership
takes place and the other member Of the part
nership is released. Judgment affirmed ,
Robe Wrighian appellant F. a. Woods, appellee.
Appeal from West Baton Rouge sliDEIL, j.
d That where defendant gave his note for the value
of ugar-house machinery. and used that machinery
lively without discovering it be defective and
nsu cient for the for which purchased that
the plaintiff is entitled to Judgment reversed.
and Judgment rendered plaintiff
claimed. @ s'1 -@A assEE4 shhi
srerea, all oppless.vs Laage y Maggio, appellant
| Appeal from Lafourche Interior SlIDELL. j. f.+
Pc Cariam This involves questions Of fraud and
stimulation. consideration Of the evidence does not
satisfy that the conclusions of the District Judge
| erroneous Judgment affirmed. 81 ~
Ejrfng & Beatty qdnisiracrs. appellants VS. Leonsdas
Pax appeeeAppeal from Lafourche Interior EUs1ls,
c. J. judgment affirmed .F-
cr rsodted dissertation Of the Planters Of Louaa appel
lees Tvs Nol, Executor, appellant. SLrpELI, j.
Defendant rests the payment of two promssory notes
endprsed by testator the alleged ground
leg notice of protest There judgment against him
and he has appealed sss y ~.4-.,t -s.
IeM That certified copy of protest sent to the Post
office of the Parish which defendant resides sufficient
| Jud yrnent affirmed.
c Lole, A. n, vs II a
laat-Appeal from Fifth District Court of NewOreans.
sLrp pELL, J. r.....
He'd That language ola plea. although iuartcaly
drawn if sufficiently explicit to put the plaintiff on his
guard will be sustained Judgment reversed and case
relaanded for new trial @'- @
tqrrin ALo- al appellants Iginne Esnauu ct al,
| apAeles-Appeal from Point Coupee.. .Eusrrs, CJ,
Held: That parfia deafness does not incapacate per-
son from being witness to nuncupative will and the
nfrmty witness in this respect only be consd-
ered as operating the effect of his testimony The
clse in will directing the executor to preserve the
property devised in his possession and to deliver it to
the universal legatee when she becomes of age is not
| f,,e comaaissq. Judgment affirmed.
JOHN Nolan appellant j p Dourdld, Sheriff. appes4
| kcs-Appeal from West Baton Rouge. Eusrus, j.
Held That where the good faith of the Sheriff and
| attorney in a unquestonabe- and the Sheriff
acts with connvance of plaintiffs attorney plaintiff
| asagainst the Sheriff has of action Judgment
| affirmed
Lot, MoNrEs-A NewYork correspondent of the Boston
Courier says: "4
have obtained an item of respecting the cele
bted Lola Monies which if net important is at least in
tcrestng gentleman of my acquaintance in this city
has lust received letter from friend now travelling
Europe in which the writer gives extract rausla
tpn from work in of publication entitled
hoiern Jstism Exposed The following is the extract:
T. Another evidence of the defamation of private charae
td and individual persecution by modern Jesuits Is in
the of Lola Montes-a woman who has played no in
considerable part in the political drama of Europe This
extraordinary woman incurred the resentment Of the
esuits at the Court of Bavaria by the Illustration OF one
Of their fayore schemes connected with the
The part enacted by the Jesuts in the revolution which
drove the King and favorte the country. is well
known equally well known that they have been at
the bottom of all the machinatons plots and lnr1gues
have followed and prosecuted her wherever she mas
public And there is little doubt that her
separaou from her husband Mr. Heald. was owing to
their nsgaton and efforts That the infamous book of
Monsieur Passon late Secretary to the King OF Bavaria
pail for Jesus translated into several languages
and circulated by them That as consequence she was
Kissed from the stage and in many instances her
gomen broken off in the first cities Of Protestant
Germany" ..tH
Whether reliance be placed upon all the above
statements than can decide Some of them
crroborated good testimony from other 1t is
fite certain that either through the card of Lola
from other public opinion respecting her is
row changed in her favoror rather should the
tide which setting against her is in measure
checked
iSurPosEp MuRpER BoBBERY RY.-Dsuiel Jaggrrs. n
bachelor, supposed to be wealthy. and who lived alone
t.ree miles from Newark, n. j. found dead in sta
wounds except cut in the chin nsearching his house
his trunk found broken open red OF Its contents
ind lying His pocket-book containing
nothng but old subsequently found on the
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