New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-08
Local Intelligence.

being no quorum at o'clock The Board adjourned
until their regular nesting on the 18th inst.
PARDON CoNFIRMED.--AugusteV Vincent Roger
convctedlas spring Of mausIaughter in killing Theodore
Champagne the 10th of November 1891 and sentenced
to twenyone years imprisonment has we are informed
been pardoned by vote of the State Senate in compl
| ance with the Recommendation Of Gov. Walker
FOURTH JUSTICE OF THE PEAoE.--FrancoisC Ca.
longe elected in the place of Alexander Derbes resigned
has received his commission aud entered on the duties
his Office yesterday.
SUPREME COURT-rhis court yesterday read
decisions in eleven gases They will be published in oul
paper Of tomorrow
THIEVES ABoUT-Latterly the light fingered
gentry have been doing thriving business appears by
the reports made to the Chief Of Police;
night or two ago two silver watches the property
L. D, Hill and r. z. Thompson, stolen from the
boarding house at No 1859 poydras street.
The house of DR. r. A. Porter No l25 Canal street
entered the night Of the 18th instant and robbed
large silver bowl gold pencil case small silver waiter
and hand mirror set in pearl
The house of Spencer Field, at the OF Felicity
Road and Jersey streets also entered and robbed of
quantity Of silver ware
MuRDER--A difficulty occurred in Patrick
Furlongs coeehouse, at the of St. Joseph and
Levee streets at hapast O'Clock yesterday between
two of the Of Kane and Davis which resulted
in the death OF the former from the effect of three wounds
inflicted with some sharp instrument by Davis one Of the
stsbs passing through the heart The police are hard
upon the trail of the murderer but up late hour
night they had not succeeded in his arrest
RECORDERS CorRT. FIRST DISTRICT. - Dis
spencer, VINO arrested on saturday
Edward street suspicion Of having stolen trunk
yesterday discharged.
LARCENY Patrick Coyle, arrested in Suzette
street Saturday afternoon for the larceny OF trunk
containing sll in money the property Of Mrs Duffy was
yesterday sent before the First District Court to
the charge.
BoNDs.--James Burnes, for an unproYoked as
saut and threatening the life of Richard Morrison in
Ichouptoulas street at on Saturday was required
to give bond in the sum OF $500 for good behavior
II r. y 4
for being drunk and destroying furniture in coffee
house on Grayer street Sunday night pleaded that he
was obliyous to the whole transaction lie fined 50
and required to give bonds
UP AGAIN-Alexander McAdam, who on
Saturday was held to at the Criminal Court for
the larceny of watch belonging to Charles Courteney
was again arraigned before the Recorder yesterday,
charged by Courteney with having pursued him St
Charles street at O'Clock sunday evening armed with
knife with which he threatened to take compainants
life Ills examination Is fixed for the 9th.
BREACH OF TBUST.-Wm Beatty was arrairn-
ed yesterday charged with retaining and refusing to re-
turn to Peter Martin, ltyve dollars and silver watch
entrusted to him by said Martin Tor safe keeping The
final examination Of the accused is fixed for the 18th
instant.
DRUNKEN SLAvE-Giles, slave of Eyerhard.
arrested at yesterday in Tchoupitouas street for
being drunk and annoying the neghborhood arraign
ed yesterday and remaned TO await the appearance Of his
owner
NAGRANCY Ellen Tuomey, an old offender,
again brought up yesterday the charge of yagrancy
and committed to the Workhouse for the term of thirty
days
PERJURY Patrick Boyle was arrairned yes
terday. affidavit Of Charlotte Smith charging him
under oath before v 0nte Justice Of the Peace tes
tfy that Eliza Jane Clark above the age Of twenty
one years accused the time knowing her to be
minor. The oath taken for thu purpose ofenabng
Miss Clark to take marriage license The exauiina
tion will take place on the llth instant.
POSTPONED - The examination Of James
In Agp4t h.V#,
(by biting of the lower lip Patrick Suky was yester
day postponed to Saturday next.
FALSE PRETENCEs. -John Belar, f. m. C., will
have examination Friday next on the charge of
having obtained three pair Of shoes from the store Of Mary
sensation that they for Of Mr. Loran who
tenies having given him authority to DO So
NlUTGNN CAsE-Five seamen were examined
yesterday before Recorder Winter on the charge OF hav
loses Taylor from PASSPORT after she had anchored in
he Mississippi off Slaughtor-ho point
Henry Patterson seaman oalled-Ststed that he had
hpped at Boston the Moses Taylor then lying at East
ort for one or more Southern ports thence TO one or
lore ports in Europe and back the United States the
oya9e to occupy the term Of eight months as specified
a Nh ,he t he'd of the Shipping articles:
he arrest OF the by Col Labuzan he received them
N board boat when the were placed in irons
hey submitting quietly when they were brought bpira
discharged "''
John Saline carpenter of the ship stated that he IN
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'eNoredhs and Europe but that be had the choice of
eaying the vessel at NewOreans
that he had been put in irons on
oard the ship on last Sunday night week but that he
'as drunk and it only to prevent his going ashore
gain that night that be was imprisoned
Mr. Drinkwater, board at Eastport in ranactv
I second mate knew the voyage for New Orleans
nd on his arrival here supposed course the vessel won
to seme port in Europe stated that the men were well
ons knew that the refused to do duty off Slsngb
rhouse Point other than to get up anchor for the mr.
use OF hauling the vessel into dock Did not hear them
sign any reason fer refusing to do duty
The Captain being sworn, stated that he signed tho
me articles with the and that neither he or thew
ere at liberty to leave the vessel previous to the eomn
on OF the voyage by going to Europe and back IT.
ould not gay that lie had told the men that Inv
cad of the articles " A'
number Of instances were introduced to show that
le men had no idea of going farther than this port and
was proved that they had received but one months AL
lnce and the ship at thirty days while part of
lie crew were on board sixteen days previous to her sail
e. This is the third time these have been arrested
NJ brought to trial on this charge and of the crew
gether with the first mate who has left the ship have
itered suits for damages against the Captain
counsel for accused were willing submit the case INT
unse for prosecution wishing be heard the case VISA
stpoued TO O'Clock this day.
MURDER EXANfGNATIOS.-Erne Seapitz was
amned before Recorder Winter yesterday charged with
wing murdered his wife at their residence corner al ob
I'd Religious streets the Goth Of January The nlvsi
IN who assisted the Deputy Coroner at the inquest es
nshed thst the woman came to her death by kicks or
used and that upon opening the body quantity of
trayasated blood was found under the blue places
r Terrell Deputy Coroner stated in his aHdayit that
IN Information received from Peter Nelermeyer he has
ason to believe and charges that her husband cansed
death by lnhctlng sundry kicks and blows upon her
side 49, 7
Peter Neiiermeyer sworn-Isa shoemaker md ,vor,ad
eeaStz on the night Of the 18th quarreed with
Wife ON the Goth he came home between and clock
night and his wife having gone to bed he went in ana
net being able to get out he wished her ac
sed Kicked her out OF 1t to the floor where he ron
ued TO kick her in thelet side for som, time Nat s
an went into the next house where she remained mil
arrest the next day when she returned to bpr own
IN and there remained until her death which 6ccurrol
the 18th that he was in the house all the time and
ara the woman say she did not think she could recover
m the kick that she must die. Accused WAS sent he
the Criminal Court to answer the charge Of murder
RECORDER GENoIS' CoURr - Ereuj1G me
Kennedy made an exposition after mis- Ii
e He stated that being possessed of a hocky,ar1 Ct
rst that mpelled him to banker after rot-ant he al
terday with four other individuals Of like ii
h designing to take drink, into Tammapy Hall cose IN
Use on new front Leyee street where he rave the bar
per 50 bill in payment The bar kepper il is nIIa.al
en- TO another person and refused to give sa1 Ron
" the change This being the state of the lcts Ken ~
" charged the bar.keeper with n breach Of trust p
JETTING AND NdrSnIsG. bartholomew Bren | .
stated under oath that Daniel Mcneil wounded com .
Dant over the lett eye and the right bnnd bv M |
him with a knife, Daniel was arrested apd g,nt 10 |
the First District Court "
TRorRLEsnME.-Pro Prosper LeBlanc made anofi.
IL yesterday before Recorder Uenoi in ,-bicI tI
ne Is the CIefk OF the Fith District Court az New
'ans that on The 9th on March 1872 ono AticbaI l.
eniche instituted su.. in this Cont fq t,r
1GH winch suit afterwards was dismissed og,i ~.
" that TINE sald Cereniche has been tluapst 8i ~