New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04
CITY IntelIieenca.

SUPREME Court. - The following decisions
We're rendered in this Court Wednesday, the Sd inst
=, NJ F. Campbell appellant, vs.. LOIRE f. Patttson and the
Of 'ns the
assigned by the District Judge Judgment affirmed with
| COSTS
Marie Louise BadiAo and siipese chairi onpeees vs.
trict Court Of NewOrleans =. .Rosr J. Ordered that
the judgment Of the Court below ordering the account
filed by the defendant to be amended be reversed as to
the following particulars l. As to the sum of one thou
sand dollars for two years. rent of the property situated
at the corner of Camp and ST. Joseph streets the city
OF NewOrleans q As to the with which the said
defendant ordered to credit the estate of Macarty as
being the estimated value of the mentioned in the
inventory, and the dividends which occurred thereon
since the opening of the SUGGESTIONS and lieu thereof
the said defendant ordered to credit the estate with
the proceeds Of the sales Of the said stocks by
MIN on the 18th July 1876 together with legal interest
thereon from the date of said sales until paid g. As to
the amount charged against said defendant for hire
the slave ackson and lastly the reduction made
In the charge made against the estate of the of
hundred dollars for mourning dresses for the slaves
which is ordered to stand in the account for the full
amount thereof charged by the defendant 1t fur
ther ordered that the Judgment of the inferior Court be
in all other respects affirmed the cost of this Court be
borne by the appeees and those of the Court below by
the defendant.
RoBnERY.-1iugh Raglan, Charles Moriarty
and Tom Pagan yesterday examined before Recorder
Winter on the charge of robbng Martin Mathews, the
otn OF May on Girod street, of the of $50 in So bills
Martin Mathews prosecutor, testified that the 30h
Of May he was induced to go into coeehouse on Girod
purpose of treating to drinks of red eye lie treated
accused and all in the house. Witness threw down five
franc piece and got his change which he put his purse
lie had scarcely done when he asked treat again.
which he drew out his pocketbook do when it was
gTasped and foreihy taken from him. There
$50 in So bills besides little change in the pocket
book Witness identified the prisoners the bar as part
OF the crowd and said that they and Others formed
together The crowd ierked his pocketbooK out of hs
hand and struggled with him and very taking
his watch Witness had for and believes that the
inf fhnc Iot,so
lie regarded all in the party (among whom the pr
soneGs at the engaged in the attempt to rob him
Rose BARLEY testified that she in the coffee house
kept by her father attending the bar when the prosecu
tor came in beastly drunk. lie came to the bar and
ee9 ior some porter, which witness gave him. The
cseu ana other persons accompanied him After witness
gave nm the porter he asked for cards to play for treats
Witness wanted prosecutor to sit down. and refused to
give him the cards Witness tried to push him out of the
house. and asked Moriarty to put him out but the pros
ecutor would not GO Prosecutor accused then came
up to drink again and asked for mineral water Wit
ness then went out to get knife and her
the prosecutor lying the floor with fifty cent piece in
his hnd and all the balance of his money taken from him
The accused gone The accused were sent for trial
to the First District Court
FiSRp,-Chas. W. Bride, Chas. Hill and Mike Shaugh-
messy on separate charges of fighting and disturbing the
peace, We're fined five dollars each
SuIcIDE.-At late hour on Wednesday n
man named A. Zhender, at a boarding house No DC St
Philip street committed suicide by shooting himself in
he hfaa with pistol letter in the handwriting of the
deceased addressed to Francois Zhender among
his effects and is in possession the Coroner where
1t may be seen The body taken to the Police
offices where inquest was held and verdict returned
in accordance with the facts
NoMiNATloN.-Th Democratic Committee last
night nominated Mr. Chrstoya Morel as candidate for
the state convention from the Third Senatorial District
to MI the place of Mr. Albert Fabre who has declined the
nomination
REGATTA To-DAY.-Most of the fancy craft on
the Lake shores will contend prizes to-day Lake
Pontchartrin The start will be the arrival of the
three oclockr The favorte Undine will not be
IN and TINS fact as it makes the result doubtful will
give additional interest to the race
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr-Judse Larue.-The
trial Of Theophius Freeman, charge of subornation
of perjury up before this Court yesterday Ex-
Recorder Caldwell the only witness examinedF Moth
ing OF decided tendency elected and the
continued to this morning
INouEsT.-on the body of negro man, name
unknown found floating the river five miles below the
city. Verdict, "found drownedn