New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23
Local Intelligence.


cisions were read in this Court yesterday-present Hon
Chief Justice Eustis, P. A. Root Thos. Sde and VIM
Dunbar: y
dustave Meyer appellant, Us. Sun Mutual Insurance
Company, OF New York, appeiees Appeal from the
Fourth District Court of Neworleans Affirmed.
lan.. Appeal from the Fifth District Court OF
Judgment reversed and fefhande for new trial
Succession Of Isaac Ppkin executor appellee Us Mary
Muse, ct al egatees appellants appellees Appeal
from the Second District Court of
and decreed that the of the
amended in conformity with this opinion BIO confirmed and
homoogated and that he of the aforesaid heirs
and legatees the of So 96s 3d. with interest five
per cent per annum from the 9Th Of May. 1852 until
and the costs in both courts to be paid by the heirs
and legatees.
4 Firth Pond & Co., appelees, U.s. VIM T. Mayo appel.
lant Appeal from the Fourth District Court Of New
| Orleans Judgment affirmed.
H. Burton: appellant. James Brewer and Sheriff ct
al appeees Appeal from the Parish of Jefferson Judg
| ment affirmed.
Carmelite, statu ber, Jean Lacaze appellant Fran
els e. Doubrere intervenor and appellee from
| the Second District Court of NewOrleans Judgment
| affirmed.
Hill, Mclean & Co., appellants, u.s. John A. Miller, APP
pellee appeal from the Third District Court of New
Orleans. Judgment reversed and remanded
ther proceedings
| FATAL Accidental free colored boy about
II years of age named Armand Gabriel went out gun
ming Sunday evening in the of the Third Dis
rct and while waiting among bushes for birds the
gun was accidentally discharged and the contents lodged
on the body and verdict rendered in accordance with
the facts
/ 'anohuer Inquest was uelQ yesterday on board
the steamboat j. T. boswell, the body of German
deck passenger, name unknown Verdict, died of cho-
lera" The deceased got the oat Mr. Bayhes plan
tation about SO miles up the river He appeared be
about 80 years old.
-RECeRDERs COURT, FIRST DIsTRIcr-For6id-
den Fr1tt-John English, true of Adam found him
self on Sunday afternoon in the vicinity Of fruit stall
Tchoupitoulas street. There need Eve to
accelerate the fan of John the fruit tempting
enough He took but tasted not alas for lynx-eyed
explained to John that the right property could not
rest in him until he had rendered equivalent the
of the fruit Upon this accused bestowed upon the
officer the vest epithets contained in the English Ian
guage for which offence it adjudged John should pay
fine of ST.
DISTURBANCE AND ATTEMPT TO REscuE.-Pat-
rick Larkn arrested at the request of Mr. Carroll
disturbing the peace of his house. Warsaw attempt
ed to rescue the prisoner Warsaw said he did know
the ways Of the city, that he stranger and they
took him in" Larkin discharged but Warsaw was
hned 3d. and required to give bonds for good behavior
TEMPORARY INSANITY. Michael Daily was yes
terda sent back to the Insane department by
Winter Mrs Matilda Smith deposed that Daily had been
out but two weeks and that he wasn the habit getting
drunk andapplyng such names to her and Mrs DAILY
not applicable honest women and both her and
the wife Of accused said they in fear of losing their
lives on account Of the violence of the prisoner who
ally took hatchet in the bed with him.
REcoRDER's CoURT, SECOND DIsTRIcT-Pick-
ins PocketsCatherine Maloy charged with picking
the pocket of James b. Carnes OF pocket contain
ing SCI in money, and 5000 in notes James is stranger
in the city and with desire witness the
Taxation attending masked balls wendell bis way on
Sunday night to the Globe Ball Room where after several
Intellectual attempts the false fair one succeeded In her
attempts upon his Catherine confcses that the
$40 note of the Louisiana State Bank specified in the aft
was the property of Caraes and requested that
De dehvered to him. Accused sent to at the
First District Court
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Patrick Ga
ven was yesterday arraigned adavts by Lieut.
oioa ana Michael Clark Bollosa deposed that on Sat
urday night between 10 and II O'Clock he learned that
ARRAY had occurred in certain premises Toulouse street
between Maras and Where streets between Patrick Ga
Mann Oft
he found Manning laying the floor dangerously wound
ad by cut in the belly from knife sharp instru-
ment that Gaven was absent. but returned in hour
when Manning arrest of the accused identified him
the person who had him. Clark testified further
nat accused gave the first provocation rising from his
han Manning The wounded man is at the Charity Hos
pita where we learn little hope is entertained Of
his recovery Accused was sent to prison to await the
result of the mans wound |
MuRDER.-Richard Murphy yesterday made
affidavit before Recorder Genois charging VIM Bower
m with having on the 18th instant, in the Second
" the arms and hands to ladder which ladder was in
lark and cold coalhouse and that said William kept the
IN TINS situation her feet barely touching the ground
hours from the effects of which treatment and
While so confined the slave died. Deponent therefore
harges that accused wifuly and maliciousy Killed and
murdered said slave Margaret The prisoner was re-
handed to prison to await an examination
LARcENY.-Layina, f. W. c., was arraigned
esterday morning, on charge of Manuel Gomez, that
n the 18th inst h, delivered to accused and certain
lave named Sarah some clothes to be washed that in
he pocket of his pantaloons $45 in gold silver and
ank notes, which the said had feopiously anpro
rated to their own uses Layina remanded until the
rrest of the slave.
BREAKING OPEN A Trunk Julius Williams
arrested upon the affidavit of Charles Moore which
harges him with breaking open the trunk complainant
n board the ship Urie, at o'clock Monday morning
he case will be investigated to-day.
OBscENTrY Josephine, slave of Mr.. Revere,
or using obscene and abusive language white lady on
rod street WIS sentenced to pay fine Of 49, or receive
fteen lashes. ~
lNDEcENr.-W. Koontz for being found living
ronh with his person indecenty exposed was fined S.