New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29


nittse did about the lat Of October last contract
with petitioner Eho is professional priuter) publish
edit and issue fer the benefit ard Of said Whig Cen
trsl Committee certain whig politlcsl paper n the
German language. eaied Die Ndhts RelublcanerH foy
Which said pares promised and aeosd lay to petit
uesr fair and reasonable salary. such editor Of H.,
papers ia general received Ia the CITY of New
FOL said defendants il Is averred further promised
a. ~ che workmeu ard provide for all necessary mi
tag expenses etc. In order 90 carry out the objects of
enterprise said sykes aud Yeiser also procrr The
press materials the prntng-ofce ct, necessary
for the issuing Of the paper and gar paid the work
men thereon but they have failed and refused
entirely carry out their engagement with petitioner
sThe petition proceeds to Indicate that the paipt
fore being called to the high and responsible du
ties of editor aforesaid had been pro pretor Of cigar
store and that in order to provide for the payment of
the workmen and the regular issuing said paper he
Obliged to sell the scgar stere' sacrifice thereby
abandoning the business of vendor of the fragrant weed
by which others were enabled to pun and going into
another putting occupation of more doubtful profit This
neing the state of facts plaintiff thrown entirely out
into pie N'N'N
Not only this but after Die wahre epublieauer,, had
been published about month, the parties defendant or
dered plaintiff to stop aid paper at that time being
going ahead at great rate and shifting the Phstnes
defendants refused TO pay him Lis hard earned salary
editor of said paper"
The petitioner further alleges that said defendants
adding insult to injury caused the printing press OF
the establishment to be sophisticated alleding that pc
tiouer had illegal possession of the and that by
oruous acts and dongs Of said defendants he been
much injured in his reputation and character
The petition concludes with recital of the items the
injury TO his reputation as editor and man.
etc amounting in gross to the sum Of 1904 for which
| judgment s asked JOINS Il. SUNDsTRoN.
Attorney for Petitioner
RECoRDERs COURT, FIRST DlsrRcT-F0 Force Of
EzaQpeIt pains be- forced the admission that
ehe example of the pauper immigrants of Europe
ercising gradual demorslizng influence slave
population, Leyee plferng has grown such extent
that has passed all bounds Of endurance and the off,
stationed the Levee have taken most probable
method Of putting end to by constant aud daily
rests of every one found in the trade.
Recorder Winters Court yesterday morning was the
scene OF the examination OF some fifteen white persons of
al ages and both and nine negroes who
rested by Farrell and Mayhem. when engaged in appria
ting to their what was intended for others uses
There was but one course to pursuethe white adults
were required to give bond or to the Workhouse
to receive fifteen she each unless their own
trs prefer TO pay fine of So
little perseverance on the part Of the officers
viii effect abatement Of this great nuisance by thin
ming out the uepredators. communication deyoutly to
be wished for by those receiving frcghts landing
No LLcENCE.-John Walsh ALIAS Morgan aias |
Long John. will have hi trial the 4th proNmo on the
charge Of being professional thief" As this is pro-
lessou not embraced in the ordinance granting licences
ohm will have to show by what authority he practices
LARCENY,-Patrick Kean will be examined
today for the larceny Of pig of iron Of the value
Iollar The theft was committed the Levee in the
First District
10 JENNINGS.-Ihe examination Of Mr. Jen-
nuss on The lottery transaction is postponed to the I'd
Il February.
BoNDs REQUIRED Bonds of $1,000 was YES
arday required Of Thomas Seagits for being habtual
drunkord and for having while in of his iutox
caon Thursday evening, beaten the wife OF Peter
NUS, who has his domicii in Religious street
WARRANTS, Montgomery, Ellen Pur-
cell and Mary Reynolds consigned 10 thirty days
the peace and dignity Of the State
FINFD-H B Diamond, for disturbing the
peace Of the ST Charles Hotel Thursday evening and
for toting pistol muleed in the sum Of So
LARCENY jack Morgan and Ned Dunn were
rraigned yesterday charged with having stolen seven
dollars the night Of tie Esd instant from the pocket
book Of James Doherty Examination fixed the LIST Of
February
AssuLTs AND BATTERIES. Michael White, for
assault battery committed the person OF Michael
Farrell she Leyee the 18th inst will be examined
on the I'd Of February Mic. Finnegan for brutal out
rage Of the same nature upon Henry Baldwin is fixed for
the 9TH OF the same month and Bartholomew Kahn for
like offence against the peece in the person Of Richard
Conner. will anwer on the I'd Of February
POSTPONED examination of John Carr,
for the murder OF Hartwel the New Basin on satur.
lay, will occur Wednesday next
PYRAMID AFFAtB.-Frank Davis had his exa-
nuation before Recorder Winter yesterday morning aud
answer at the First District Court for tng
murder Of Daniel Holman Three men were wounded 10
he afray which took place in 0eober last Adam He'll
discharged after remaining ia me Hospital three
avs another died 10 the Hospital the testimony Of
lehman died in Josephine street in tbe Fourtb Dstri
u the 18th instant as the jury Of inquest found of pa
f"o,a from the effect Of wound in the right lung in
cted by Frank Davis
The examination Of Davis has been postponed from time
time, to await the result Of Daniel Helman's wound
EhBEzzLEMENT Joseph Johnson was arrested N
N this charge at 10 yesterday the First District
ohnsnn Is collector aud It is alleged that he collected
unls for another party, which he will not pay
yer ~ '
SECOND DISTRICT, RECORDER GENoIs The ! \
ss-s in this District yesterday few and uuiu porlant
me Nidor and brace Of unknown individuals were nut
nder arrest charge Of stealing skins from pair
detunct beasts then lying ia state the set
part Tor the obsequies ut such like mortaes to-wit
the corporation buupYHrd. % dead auim
he keeper of the depot being jealous Of this intrusion on
is right Of perquisite in these skins made an affidavit
1arging the offenders with larceny
John Doran, for on assault and battery on
tines Sunderland. was yesterday examined and COM Al
itted for Trial before the First District Court ia
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TFsRERANcr GoNyENTioH,-The N~,pvort, s.o+a ~,
france convention convened ia Albany on Tuesday M
.th and alnnteA resnLntiana