New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23
Local Intelligence.

1NQUEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday, by
Deputy Coroner VIM c. Terrell, on n white man nsme
unknown aged about thirty years found drowned in
posed to have been in the water about three weeks
diet died by accidental drowning Description-whitt
cotton shirt blue cottonade pants common brogans
No marks of violence could be discovered the body
SUPREME Court DECISIONS This court ha.
been busy in making decisions the present week 1t
again on Wednesday, and rendered the following
Succession of Auguste Tete Widow A. Tste appellees
from the Fifth District Court of Assumption Euss
q. D.. Judgment reversed proceedings before Notary
set aside preference claimed by appellee be paid
the property of the succession administrators to sell the
property Of the succession without delay pay
debts appellants to pay costs as far incurred touching
her claims of preference.
Joseph Ross. appellant Us. NJ Leib and N Strnger
appellees-on are-hearing Appeal from Fifth District
rendered affirmed and judgment Of the District Court
maintained.
John II. A. Frost, appellee, rs Geo. Harrison, tutor
j -. Judgment affirmed.
Succession of Elihu Creswel John Il. Caldwell ct
ais, appeilees rs Mrs Sarah Creswell appellant APP
peal from the Fourth District Court NewOreans
Jon a re-hearng Judgment of the court rendered
on Monday changed as to read 1t is ordered that
the judgment of the District Court be affirmed, with
costs.n
GRAND JURY FINDINGS. Grand Jury for
the of the First District Court yesterday
found true bills against Vim Clifton and Sandy Moore
robbery and against Joseph Louis Collin for entering
dwelling house with intent to steal.
In the of James Hagan, charged with driving an
omnibus child named Mary Theresa causing her
death, the bill of indictment was ignored
ALLEGED ROBBERY BY A CIERK-Olive Mar
tal made complaint yesterday before the Recorder of
the Second District in which he charged that his fancy
store St Charles street had been various times
robbed of quantities of articles he believed by
Jules Blaze clerk in his employ The articles sup
posed to be concealed in house Bourbon street
search warrant was issued for them.
MUsICAL.-A warrant was yesterday issued
by Recoreer Genos for the of VIM Abel the
stance of W f. O. Dupesss who charges Abel with hav-
ing stolen from complainant three volins and volen-
cello
AN USFAITHFuL LoDGER-An affidavit was
made by Joseph Dnfresne before Recorder Genos that
named Francois Chambery to whom he had rented
in St. Ann street had absconded not only leaving
his rent unpaid but taking with him. in pursuance Of
thievish intents anvil block and hand vice War
rant issued
A WoRK-HousE WEDDING.-About two months
since Miss Wilhelmna Vogle, being suspected of yaga-
bond tendencies arrested in the Fourth District and
the space of six months Previous to her imprisonment
a loving swain named John Hageman became enamored
of her charms proposed link his desines with hers
by of the golden chains of matmony His propo-
stion scorned at the time, Wilhelmna considering
that John not of the right stripe shortly after
wards Wihelmna became vagrant upon the streets and
committed, before stated under the statute in
such made and provided Being in this plight her
topoftcal notions concerning aristocratic alliance
caved in considerably She began to think kindly of
John Of his proposition and concluded that mayhap
he good she was. She settled it In her mind
that she would have John-if she could get him She
proposed this time and John said yaw and forthwith
lit yesterday Recorder vaugh issued an order for
the release of Wlhelmina, condition that she and
John became one flesh" The twain together and
the far whemina Vogle became by legal fiction the
better half Of her adored John Hageman Asa matter
of course the Recorder considering that Whelmua
resolved In earnest going work discharged her