New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-09

Mr. Richard IL Brackin Of the firm Of Nicho Brackin
Co. of Nashville committed suicide by drowning him
sell On the 3oth uit.
Local Intelligence.
BoARp OF ALDERMEN. This body held meet
ins ast eyenng-right members present 20 WV hesSrs
CLARK Claiborne Converse Gasquet 9lei Jones Lugen-
buh and NooI-W Q c. Claiborne in the Chair.
message received from The Mayor, Transmitting
copies Of two bills 8meudatory Of the Act Of Cousoida
ton as required by resolution Of this Buard calling on
the Mayor for information relstye to the amendments
proposed ,.--,..... ,,,,,, :. .,u.,-,4
cd o act with ike committee from the Assistant Bosrd
in it should be necessary to memora2e The Legsa-
tre ia relation to said proposed amendments the com
mitee to be empowered to draft memorial suggesting
such mendments the saue TO be approved by the Com
mon Council The motion was acoeded TO.
requesting the repeal Of ordinances imposing tax Of
so on master mechanics under the title Of Tax on Pro
tessons resolution for the repeal q said ordinancaln
accordance with the prayer of the petitioners was lost on
call for the yeas and nays by vote q six to two
Mr. Converse offered resolution to gre right OF way
% tie Ne Orleans Jackson ana Great orthern Railroad
through Calope street from Howard street to tile upper
limits Of the city with permission to widen the street IL
feet en- caa SIDE from Howard to Galye1 street and 80
feet from 5vpZ street TO the terminus The matter wa
dchltej al length by Messrs Claiborne Clark, Gasquet
and Lugeubuhl against the resolution and by Messrs
Jones Wood and Converse in it, favor. The resolution
was laid or the table subject to call
AresoIution providing that the Place 4 Armes'' for
In rig Congo square, be donated to the State Of Lou
sara condition that the State House shal. he located
thereon. lpftfl. ana OF TIE resolution or
dered be transmitted to the General Assembly at Baton
NE E7agd Then adjourned.
SUPREME CoUET Decisions. following
decisions were read in this Court on Monday last
j, Z. Watson. appellant, LednuE ct al appeleas
Appeal from the second District Court Of NeTorlean
Rost, j. judgment affirmed.
Cazine Aadige. W. c, appellant. Mon0n Gai,lard
c. appellee Appeal from the Second District Court
Of NevOresns Rost,J Judgment affirmed.
Sebastian Hriat appellee i Harriet Iiiilreth arpe
liant Anra al from TiprNille Dunbar i ,lul.rugut
reversed and case remandcd further proceedings; the
costs Of The appeal to De paid by the appellee
n King Knox. appellee John Buhler, appellate.
Appeal from West Baton Rouge. sAdell j. Judgment
affirmed
,...Appeal from West Baton Refuge EusIs e j. juds-
msut affirmed
John a. Collins appellant, rs. George 81 Hamilton, ap
peIee Appeal from West Baton Rouge Dunbar, ].
Judgment affirmed.
Ernest Hobgrt It al appelaes 81 A T. Dousian. ct al
an ppeal from West Baton Rouge Dunbar
j Judgment auuuled and decresd that the Injunction
obtained be dissolved and that the defendant A D. DOus
from the plaintiffs ana thg sseties upon
daaa sthat the Sheriff proceed with th- execution IF
the wit euoined aud hag the plaintiffs pay costs in both
lliah AIams appellee ts Francis wren ct al. appel
lant2 appeal from Pointes CouI sidel J. Jads-
ment affirmed
Wihsulu. Hoeart appellant U.s. Jean Baptistc Ris ap-
rclle. Appeal from IberYlle.. Dunbar, j. Judgment
reversed and ordered Tat the exception dIed by Gcten-
dan bs oYerrued and remanded for further pro-
Csgliucs
Charles Morgan administrator, appellee es Jacob coT-
man appellant. ApTealfrom Pointe Goupee... Dunbar
Edward stapleton, appellee, rs James C. Cain appel
lout Appeal from Poine CouIeo. Eusts %. Juds-
menE affirmed
ARREST OF 4 SUPPOSED C0UNTERFEITER. Col
Thomas ais Thomas Silver. arrested by Col Henry
Forno yesterday suspicion Of having been the Gterer
certain counter'eit notes, Of The denomination Of $50
on the Bank Of louisiana There was found upon me
person the accused the time Of his arrest several
thousand dollars all OF which in sums under the de-
nomination Of $50 with tic exception Of one bill and al75
94nk5 eg4'aatas uaFEinad We tb on
un1 upon tho person Of Silver ana ms companion VIII
4 halrotuocd ia evidence to-day
! RECORDER WrrEHs C1rRT-Disf ar6auce.-
24l OConuar. tor breach Of Gle peaee in disturbing
Tie net IF -r Charles street az one ClgcA yesterday
4 morning was Hao0 ia die sum Of 81 J0
I WEuuzRsFIELD TENDENCIES. err Edward Nc.
gua grr".tsi in Payilas Market at - On Non
dg having ~ hi. possession barrel % ONIONS supposed
t. nQvs u-ep Illegally acquired us examination 3 ded
i fer the ly.n instant
RAsgALLY BUfFI4NIsN.-Peter Burk, o cab
driver was engaged By lady to take herself and trunk
Atty cents bu. arriving the hotel be demanded Of hsr
one dollar as his fare which upon her refusing 10 pay lie
commenced abusing her and finally ended in striking her
several blows OF which up the mouth and,
complainant oosened three Of her teeth AccUsd
rest r this he fined So and for the assault he was
held to answer before the First District Court.
YAGRAErs.-A'ice Crane, Catherine Murphy
and frank Aeoyern convicted Of The crime Of portrY
ond proved t2 follow no honest occupation rlr subsist-
ener W, avarded residence Of thirty days each in tie
/ N5rE-h1u=a
I ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KIG-llichael
1 liorigau examined yesterday for disturbing tue
peace o.. stTserS cgLsehusr on lieTa street Mon
day afternoon and for assuutuE the bar keeper Charles
stargs Win intent to Kill II was proved upon tic
hmn2ll'p ibat the accused tlEeE a heavy cut glass
lumber ~ tAe baFkeepgr auI that at the time 81
arrest 19 had upon his person large knife. lie was
sen. 20 answer the charge before the Criminal Court,
j
been right Il be had Killed the id se2uulrel tbA- ne
beag Irishmau had chance while the I'D Dutch
man had ali the favor, Hes a hard case
Row IN THE MAREEr.-John Malay was ar
rested by Gommissary Adds at 10 on the 4th inst in
st. Mays Market, for disturbing the peace and using
obscene language to the Comm-saly. On his ezamna-
ton before the Recorder yesterday he sentenced to
| hayi1r in tie sum Of $50
NgTN9 C4sE--At 1 o'clock yesterday Re
e9f1e Winter heard the argument of Cyuu in the case
~ ue el mutny Of certain earien board tile ship
l,}t9@ AMI 9t halt-past z tae argument being
c2 tine Recorder rendered decision, d-claTging tho
This Emily rarl case, tho fact seaIuen leaving
'e'ss "a baE arrival IN pos cry day occurrence
tatEss pert in The aE4d which 81 large enough for san
es % e su anotaer lp Ter d.aegent royaEe with ia.
~. = ls- 'lEra Hfn hsge baeu pa7seCutel for
fet'iHf u dHty aieFa vessel Ra7 aG gE-gmpurhur N
.'. .A terl Ct destination. t-eys at sag ms time
4HHI"tsE aeif voyage .aUa it "a Lhat the men
.s3 articles e2tas fora rsyag to Southern port and
aa was u5 proved has Is, astirqs had bcsa r.aI Is
s and tuieed taa taPtsn stated under oath that he
would nfs sAy tb"y knew the spirit of the ARTICLES fur
ne n'14 * tia Ha'ca testified that they signed tie
asa5 alter lHE aaysat seo and ono The present
~ ia.la ntreluesi b the Captain. saidif only af
E ARRIVING ot s'5lrt3n- be supposed the vessel would
( take European trn
The advance pail " men was $40 Or one months
Ffssh7 ,he vessel was thirty daI month at sea
eous HreRty an the men bad earned their kl5 while
some DE- trm had bpan ou board TIE shin a Ea=ttsrt
AMI at rart. Tor sixteen day, aaor5 ID s,ur oil the
is fht-t Ia l1a lat So