New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-27
NEWS or THE CITY,.

The GREAT PANDELY CASE-.dfaef1nen m
Ja-Agreeably to notification Judge Reynolds yester-
day delivered his decision in the Fourth District Court
upon the rule taken against Henry Guyo Robert j. Ker
sene os sSa Theo ostarE J. " Watkins and Bar
ney Wheelehan. THE following is the decision:
This is rule taken BY plaintiff q ems Thow
the authority Of this Court in dregarding the order
herein issued The injunction sued out has been dis
solved and plaintiff taken suspensve appeal to the
Supreme Court, which is now pending
Amy attempt by the Council to disregard the appeal
contempt Of the authority of this Court for which
they must be punished.
1T is therefore ordered that said defendants appear in
Court forthwith to purge themselves or receive the SEN
tence of the Gourtn
Mr. Guyol was not present. the rule not having been
served him in time The others were called up sepa-
raely the order of the Court read and each nerro
gated respecting his intention Of proceeding in the pro-
posed Investigation. Messrs Macmurdo and Macauley
proposed their readiness to submit to the decision and
thorty Of the Court and were permitted to make them
selves Immediately The remaining six, persisting
in their stiff neckedness, sentenced to
hours confinement at hard labor the Parish Pason and
marched off with all the pomp and circumstance Of
judicial supremacy.
the Second District Court yesterday afternoon by virtue
writ of habsas and that the Judge announced
his decision 10 O'Clock to-day the hour at which their
/ term of imprisonment will expire. Very consoling
! RECORDER WINTERS CouRT-FTrst District
oseph and Antoine STEELE yesterday forfeited their bonds
of $500 bynot appearing in Court at the time appointed
They charged with assautlng anu beating Reter
/ Klein on Tuesday night.
LARcENY.--Ann Cline was arraigned on the
charge having stolen from the house of Mrs Heyman
the of Girod and Baronne streets various ar
Giles of clothing Her will be examined the 9th Of
4 November.
4 PEACE PREsERyERs.-Joh Foy and Andrew
Caxart night watchmen, charged with assault and
battery upon the person of Mary Cook Annunciaton
street and that further Mary fears repetition of their
violence They were required to give $500 bond to ap
pear and answer
e THE STARE Us. JAMES WEIsn.-Ths indiyid-
ual yesh arragned yesterday the charge of be
ing worthless and insane The deposition set forth that
the prisoner could not give good Of himself
whether his insanity argued from these premises
did not learn He was sent the Asylum.
John Ruth was up yesterday on a charge pre-
ferred .by Cornelius poran Of obtaining under false pre-
retaining the same also, be is charged with attempting
to wiring the snout of aian and punch him. because
the latter called him thief and robber Accused was
placed under bond of $500 toappear on the I'd November
STRANGE CoNDucT. ohm Callan and James
BOYLE were yesterday made the subjects OF serou
complaint urged by Mary Casn wife of the first nanee
Individual She charges John with having long been il
the habit of beating and abusing her and with ASSERTING
his supremacy and proving his manhood by blows alone
possession only of her room but Of her bed wtho
her CONSENT she states distinctly and upon her demnr
nr n this little domestic arrangement he set the cur
tains on fire and manifested disposition do all tn
damage he could The accused were remandcd till No
4 vember 8.
I A HAPPY PAm.-Louis and Elizabeth Dierke
dwell on Felicity Road which would to imply tina
i they travelling along the highway Of counubal beati
fcaton but tho fact that their location is between Cam
and Magazine aptly expresses their domestic
diton as constantly the watch blow him VI
and he invariably returns the favor by resort to
They brought before Recorder Winter yesterday
charge Of disturbing their neghbors by their pcculia
manner of exchanging compliments and the wife charge
the husband with striking, choking and scratching he
and further stated that he in the habit of doing
frequently and had promised to kill her At some tntuf
&c day She reented however and did not urge prosecr
III ton against hlm
DESPERATE CHARACTERS. Michael Horica
TO and his brother John yesterday examined beto
Recorder inter several separate charges OF murderer
assault There less than five atdavits again
them, most of them having their origin in row whc
occurred South Market street, about month sine
ne Wherein John attempted to his brother Mchat
IN hands Of the police and three watchme
We're nearly killed by large body of rioters. Micha
John sent before the First District Court und
nv heavy bonds.
" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J ohm Peter, gumbo cate
was yesterday haued up for Gaining little rascal by Il
~ of Mason at the Of Poyrs and St. Gharl
er streets Sent before First District Court under bond
m $3.50
SAyAGE.-A deposition was made against Pa
Lee by Catherine Callahan, who states that he attack
~ her Girod street. knocked her down and dragged
ts about and afterwards threatened to strike her with
GO s,ung shot Lee was required TO give bond for his
pearanee