New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-06
City Intelligence.

The UNITED STATES Us. j. kitty SMITH AND j. CHASD-
LER sNITH-Judge Larue yesterday rendered decision
in the motion recently by Counsel of defendants
set aside the appeal to the Supreme Court taken plain
tiff from the judgment dssoving the injunction placed
upon the funds and property of defendants The Judge
said 1t is evident to that person has the right
bind the United States in bond of the required
orizng any officer of the United States to become party
to an appeal bond Indeed heard of such bond
being required by any court But it should be required
the bond would be nuity. far the surety is
cerned for the that its conditions necessary
make him liable could never be fulfilled No execution
could issue against the United States and sale of its
property be made
But never heard Of bond being taken or required
of the Government whether State national I never
heard Of the Sovereign being required give the surety
endorsement Of the citizen. to any of its obligations
whether legal or equitable and certainly shall not be
the first judge to make myself ridiculous by attempting
to make the Government coutemptibe.''
STARRING C,sE-Thomas Clark, August Adenot and
Thomas Thompson were yesterday sent before the First
District Court by Recorder Genos to answer the charge
ofstabbng Francis Taylor the night of the 9th ult
RoBBlNe CAsE.-William Allen, Archibold Mcdonnell,
Hugh Mcdonnell James Coye and Thomas Bachc,
yesterday arragned before Recorder Caldwell charge
of Sasrancy though they the suspicion
of cabaret on the of st John and Perdo Streets
Wednesday night Paul's whole treasury was taken
on that occasion 1t contained four hundred dollars
in gold including thirteen twenty dollar pieces and
number of eagles half eagles and twenty franc pieces
Nothing was found on the parties arrested prove guilt
and their dress and appearance generally decidedly
against its presumption but it appears that the police
know them to be habituay dishonest. dangerous and
suspicious characters and they proving about
the neghborhood of Paul's shop short before he
missed his money. The Recorder renlanded them to
prison to await future examination
FISEs-Recorder Caldwell yesterday imposed a fine of
SIS John Riley and Mary his wife for keeping dis
orderly house in Tchonpitoulas street
Richard Jackson, certainly bearing no relation to the
old hero for those of heroic blood always gallant
fined So for insulting lady in Bartholomew street
ADDING INSULT TO INnRY-Anthony Webster yestcr-
day snatched ham from the door of store st.
Malys Market and when the storekeeper advanced to
dispossess him of his felonous acquisitions Webster
hourshed it weapon, sadly to the discomfort of the
owners bones. He was at length however, secured and
brought before Recorder Caldwell who consigned him to
the Workhouse for ninety days
L,RcENH.-Willam Ellison was yesterday arrested by
the Second Municipality police, charge of having
stolen keg of nails, which found with him and Of
which he could not give satisfactory history
LARcESY,-Ann MCGOWAN yesterday charged John
Meowan with having stolen certain dry goods belonging
to her, and used for ornamentng least covering
her interesting person. They stolen from Mrs
sprggins boarding house, if any body knows where
that is.
CHARGED BAyoNEr. - Andre perron yesterday
charged by Jules Richer with having assaulted him with
musket aud bayonet ii being the second occasion Of
his thus performing