New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
Local IntelIigenoe.

KILLED ny AN OMNIBUS o'clock on
Wednesday evening omnibus No IA driven by Joseph
Myers passed over small boy Rampant street son Of
Mr. Jacobs causing his death instantly The driver of
the omnibus was arrested. jury inquest found that
the noy was nyo years Old and native OF Cincinnati
Verdict according TO the facts Il is said that the child
was playing in the street and by the driver
NQFEsT-An inquest was held yesterday on
the body OF Sylvester Basdc m azed ~ years found
dead Ia a house ON Royal street Farlct Died Of APP
opleNys
Fnssr DISTRICT GoURT-I tFdicf Readered.-
Ia the OF Ambrose Derlgues tried for the murder
The boy Theodore George Wupy aud reported Mt length
in cur edition Of yesterday the jury retired II O'Clock
NJ The Court charged that if the Jury should find from
the evidence that the accused struck the in
d passion thereby causing death it their duty to
bring IN verdict Of guilty Of mansaug hter Int II they
should find that the prisoner had strue boy not kill
ny him but had afterwards caused his death by putting
the sacks OF bran upon him they should fnt verdict 6f
murder H. however they should find neither the one
a9r tbs other they should acqu the prisoner The jury
after an absence Of an hour brought in verdict Of
Slaughter
THRD DsIMCr CouRT,-Lalc of the SbeH
RoodSome time since Thomas Barnes Instituted suit Ia
this Court, against the Canal Bank for the value Of
horse and buggythe drowned the other broken
10 consequence Of the horse having plunged the new
canal roirght The petitioner states that on the "a
of May last while driving down the Shell Road he
was met by furniture cart, and his horss becoming
frightened ttlrre being ne railing between tLp road aud
the canal prSng into the canal aud drowned Petit
ener claimed SoO for thu value Of The horse $50 for
lama 20 Vie busy and 5000 tor injuries to himself
judgement g yeterda rec tered in ing
tits proved that ttg defendant dat the time Of
the accident dangerous property aud to tie life
of man and beast ana hut for mat coaiG, Of The rs
the acciden; would have happened The defendants
have i1lrd & iisen blaine on the Plaintiff l Gnd
ton OF making their road safe 'ril,i wou le I'M
possible to Believe that tie Legislature Intended to free
them from Inc obligations imposed III persons whether
natural or ar'lheia by the general law ot society Tie
4th section Of their charter which requires Of
particular kd 70 be built IS exclusive to this extent
oh, Ihat they nave not the right 10 bull T. for instance
Of tI
kind than that specially Indicated
II does not profess expressly or implirlIy to fppdd4
with details such as the proper grading Of the road the
duty Of Keeping it nrepar aud other necessary
to satety which common sense and humanity
The 9th section which assaes the owners Of pfuprty
along me canal to riparian pFVpea5 is not flyura-
Ole TO defendants The rights of such prorretor are 10
considerable extent subordinate 70 The rights OF the
public The apprehension Of conflict Of these rights
implied by The arsument on this point. altogether
sroundless An tInbankmcnt thrte feet high properly
constructed would make thc read sag without nifordns
any just cause Of complaint the adjacent rropetos
Such fsnes that put up by the defend ants eho ii
not then ee the SAME teader gard fr Gle rights ef
hes" prapretors which they profess row for hsir own
bpnrh-s3eh fence IL constructed il nisLl be 50 as
to admit Of the cross pieces being down aud put up
~ pleasure would certainly Interfere with the ieait-
sItatC right; q the tdj3crpt prapretors
am OF the opinion thai the facts and The equity of h
eNs arr 2eausi Tia 1eirnlgnts aud that there is op-
posing NV under which they can -eiter thurns ves The
psinth ms proved damages to the extent ofsx hundred
and dfty dollars.
judgment accordingly with costs
FOURTH DISTRICT Court IN jitHrtta4 Case. -
suit has been Instituted IN this Cont by Richard Ten
Broeok against u j Rauney. in Which il is alleged that
on tue lft Of Apr last panG purchased Of the Canal
ana bankns Company by notlrul act the land known
as the Methre Race COURSE and that the time OF said
purchase the only means If said race course
ron the Canal and New shell Road was by the bridges
Constructed over certain bayou wich said BAYOU was
parallel with the Shell Road and between said 1sl and
the race course IL is further alleged that hv said pur
chase petitioner acquire right OF way TO the property
but that on the 3lst Of January last II j Ranney the
lessee Of the canal and road in violation Of petitioners
right OF way and in spite Of his remousranees caused to
6e taken up aud destroyed Of tie bridges ana 50 oh
strncted aael her as @ prevent its being used Petitioner
has teneeis GU said property which he has heretofore
rented but which le can not account said
pbst uirtiuns
The premises considered he praye for suit Of iniunc.
tiou and Judgment tpg $1,000 against Rauney Thu in-
junction was issued
FFfn DHrRIcT .Haadan,1ts Case-
petition has been iled in this Court by Michael Hahn
attorney fer pal Deutseh in which l1adlits Is ak 4
for compelling l. u Gainn First Justice o the Peace for
ie Parish OF Orleans 70 grant suSpensiye appeal in the
case OF Felix Hayden against Paul Dcutsch
Ihe petition sets forth, that judgment having been
rendered against him in said snit he for an appeal
TO this Court TO be suspensiye his complying with the
REQUISITES Of the law and that having made oath aud
given bond as required by the law said Gainne
TO grant him an appeal saying thar the law did allow
sppralS IN such cases
ATTACHMENT Sulr.--Judgment was rendered