New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-21
Local Intelligence.

LOLA MONTE. After the late escapade be-
kf9t the Countess of Landsfeldt and the Varieties
TThsakra y which the Countesag6nept trumphantly
w ch1bot In justice do otheru Nd publish the fol-
lowing testimonial from the DSetoFy Of the Varieties
NEW ORLEANS February /, 1853
L To Lady Marie de Landsfeldt Head:
The Undersigned stockholders Of the Varieties Theatre
in which you have just completed most brilliant and
successful engagement cannot suffer you to take your
departure from NewOrean without expressing to you in
especial manner the great extent chaste and
tistc style Of acting and dancing has not only been gra
tfying to us individually but the result has shown to
the NewOreans public at large.
Considering the peculiar circumstances under which
you made your first appearance before NewOreans
dence it not to be expected that your triumph would
have been complete it has been gratifying to
you personally as We have reason to believe 1t is.
In leaving to fulfill other, and trust still more
brilliant profitable and satisfactory engagements permit
say that you will go with growing popularity
artist and lady, and that you will carry with you the
Your friends and obedient servants
VIM Christy, r. W. Adams, John G. Cocks, D. Cobb
Chas. NJ. Waterman, W j. Vason p SHINES, A. IL Dun
bar Hiram Hartt, Charles G Gaines, G s, Newell r. NJ
McApin, NJ. Judson, A NJ. Holbrook, james H. Caldwell
Thos. Il. Adams, John L. Lewis.
SENT FOR TRIAL.-Hank Brugnota was yes
teray examined before Recorder Winter for assault
and batteryol Aguste Flechner and committed for trial
before the First District Court
The same individual for assault and battery on Jno
Flechner, wassent for trial before the same Court.
Bridget spelman for assault Mary Rily,
mtted for trial before the First District Court.
The Bridget and her worse half Patrick, were
committed another charge Of assautpg Mary Rily
and committed for trial before the First District Court
ILLEGAL POSSESSION Ann Gay and
yesterday complained of by Jos Lallande
for taking forcble possession Of house belonging to
him on Gironde street.
The in this office mostly minor Importance
SUPREME Court DECIsIoNs-TueSday, .April
49, ls53-Full Bench present-E H. House. appellant
John w. Couch. Sheriff ct al appeees Appeal
from Madison :. Slidell 1t is sufficient
for disturbing the Judgment that the succession Of
Couch not made party to the suit the appeal
/ Appeal dismissed, at the cost of the appellant
Maria Josepha D6de ct al appellant, sudger Baqui
VILE c. appellee. Appeal from the Second District
Court OF New0rleahs. Rost j.. Judgment affirmed
Widow smonise, appellant, NewOrleans Insurance
Company Appeal from the Second District Court Of
Neworleans. Dunbar, j.. Judgment affirmed.
Nathan Gilbert appellee, Joseph Palmer appel
liant Appeal from the First District Court Of NewOr-
leans Eustis, c. J. This action for slanderous
words uttered by the defendant concerning the plaintiff
The District Judge gave Judgment for the sum Of three
dollars against the defendant and the defendant
has appealed The plaintiff has ssed or an increase Of
asy soa in is Of ' sss set
ant we're but Of trifinl Out thought they
were made for the sole pdo 5uring him. Wehave
latter conclusion The declarations of the defendant
concerning the plaintiff appear to have been uttered
malice is to be implied, which carry with them pc
cunary responsibility to the plaintiff The Judgment OF
the District Court is therefore reversed and judgment
rendered for the defendant with costs in both courts.
John Nuaget appellant George Lynch, appellee.
Appeal from the Filth District Court of New0rleans
Eustis, O. j.. Judgment affirmed
j. b. Byrne Co, appellants u.s. Samuel Anderson and
sureties appeees Appeal from the Parish Of Madison
. Dunbar J-Slidell, j., dissenting. Judgment re-
vesed and that there be judgment for the plain
tiff against defendants sotdo for the sum Of 1891
S. with legal interest from judicial demand and costs II
both courts.
Charles L. Wilson Curator appellee John D. limbo
den appellant Appeal from the Parish of Carroll.
Dunbar J-Slidell j., dissenting Judgment reversed
ordered that the exception filed by defendant be ss
tanned and the suit dismissed the plaintiff and appee,
paying costs in both courts
| Grin Beebe Administrator, appellant, James II
Mcneil and Archibald Mcneil, appeees Appeal from
the Parish of Carroll Slidell j.. Judgment reversed
and remanded for new trial-defendant to pay
| costs of the appeal
John L. Lobdell appellee, John L. Lewis, Sheriff. ane
Union Bank Of Louisiana, appellants Appeal IRON
East Baton Rouge. Rost, J-srdel j. dissenting
Judgment reversed and ordered that the
the Sheriff. John L. Lewis the sum OF s4o0 and th'
of the District Court 1t is further ordered that
John L. Lewis from the Union Bank OF Louisiana
of $500 and the costs Of the District Court 1t
further ordered the plaintiff pay the costs of this
and that his right to recover the slaves John Hall
| and John Curry, be reversed.
B. Haynes Liqudator appellant rs s. b, Kent appel
lee Appeal from East Felieiana Rost, j.. .Judg
ment reversed and ordered that the plaintiff
the defendant the of $1,000 payable with equal
of the bonds and coupons of interest due by
Clinton and Port Hudson Railroad Company, and ten
dered to the plaintiff 1t is further ordered that the
conventional demand of the defendant be dismissed with
prejudice and that he the costs Of this appeal and
| of the District Court
C, @, Lathrop, Administrator appellee rs. J. L. Delu
appellant Appeal from East Felicana Shdel J..
| Judgment affirmed.
N b. Riddle appellee, rs. Cyrus Ratlif and Benjamin
Williams Vt ell, warrantors and appellants. APpes
isom West psllesas Resi-, s,'saasmsae ssVsssea