New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05
Local Intelligence.


tire upper portion of the building and is fitted up with
fixtures calculated to bring into play and into healthy
development all the different muscles of the human
organism. Lifting, tumblng, posurng and the use OF
the sword are the principal exercises snoh an instu
on has been long needed in this city and from present
appearances not fail to succeed and to be productive
Of much benefit to the physical and mental health OF its
patrons.
Topersons of sedentary habits, in whom the vital fune
tons uactve the benefits to be derived from it are
incaloulabe We made short visit to the establishment
last evening much pleased with the extreme neat
ness and order apparent in all the arrangements We
have more to say on the subject on future occasion
LAFAYETTE SeUARE.---lron seats have been
placed in this Square the yagrant hordes who have
heretofore been compelled to sleep on the grass.
GRAND jury FISDINGs.--Th Grand Jury yes
terday found true bills in the following cases
Against John Larkin for robbery in forciby taking
watch from John McAIulien the 18th of Decemberlast
Against Samuel b. Conroy for breach OF trust EThis
is second Indictment against Cnnrey Judgment having
been arrested for defects in the first indictment after con
yiction.l
Against Catherine Robertson free Of color and
Justine free of color: on separate charges of
harboring runaway slaves.
Against Anthony and Rabosa, separate charges
Of selling liquor to slaves.
THIRD DISTRICT CouRr.--.4 Nat for Land
lords Crackrhe suit Horace Darling against Alex
auder Pererfl was decided in this court yesterday
The petitioner who is tailor aud accustomed TO safes
brought an action against defendant his landlord for
damages.
He alleged that on the sd Of August 1851 the defen
dant Alexander Perera took advantage of his absence
from his tailor shop Baronne street. and under val
gar pretence of having bill against him for the rent of
said shop went there and with driver screwed
the door thereby breaking up the plaintiff IN his bust
ness depriying him of the Of his tools and materials
and otherwise distressing him. etc 1t appears that the
defendant after closing the shop without authority Of
law took provisional seizure his hook but
himself
sheriff Tor the occasion leVied upon, carried off and in
continently appropriated 10 the liquidation Of his claim
All the goods effects and tools plaintiff in violation OF
ms rights and to his infinite damage The only legal pro-
ceeding ssrted to by Pfrera The sqUestraton of the
properly IN tie shop, after screwing itup.
The Court decided shat the facts Of the entitled the
plaintiff to damages but his business appearing be
very thriving from She fact that be not able pay
the rent OF his shop hundred and dollars
damages enough to indemnify him and to give les
son to defendant II accordingly adIdged that the
plaintiff recover back the property seqpestered l5 dam
ages and costs.
! CHARGE OF MASsIAuGHTER. Examination
Of Capt Join Car. charged irt Eiiiiag john Hatnett
This up for examination yesterday before Re-
cprder Winter.
John Davis witness the part Of the State sworn
said0n about the I'D Of January last, at the
New Basin and the deceased. said to be John
uartnet dcmaud Of the accused money under the pre-
enee that he had worked for him Accused asked if de-
ceased had worked for him and replied he had not
cused then told deceased to 50 away Deceased abused
accused very much and accused walked away Accused
who is captain Of schooner was sanang shoru and
! was II company with q person named Brennan. De
ceased continued asking accused for the money
accused walking off deceased squared oft to STRIKE
him, whereupon accused turned struck deceased with hi,
1 fist and felled him to the ground.
DR. tlhorn. for the State. sworrWas called upon BY
Coroner w ikitson to hold post mGrttH examination
the body of deceased On examining the body found nt
bruises, but found fracture Of the oeeipal bone
4 au inch and half long The fracture caused by
fall and the blow given by accused would not have pro
4 duced it.
i Henry b. Wagner sworn the date mentioned
! when deceased was struck by accused, vas at hi
New Basin the first thing heard was the derease(
\ saying he would liaTe it the Captain (Garrl said
go away, for Gods sake i; the deceased thcn wa.ket
up to the Captain aud called him damned backleg aut
tbs gaptnn said he would sa.Id that, Of would
take that and struck deceased with his list deceased fell
When deceased approached the Captain his deceased
right hand raised iii the air The accused struck de
ceased the right cheek with his left hand, and tina
was the only blow he gave him
Patrick McGrath, sworn-Uorroborated the tesinlon.
\ Theodore Browning sworn-sad: on about the rs
i Of january last was at the New Basin, and Cap
tain Carr the accused and the decreased John 1artnet
talking together L heard Captain Carr say, You are
nistaken-go away, for Gods sase-yoa did not WORK
\ there-leave me Alone l heard deceased, who mad
walked up to the Captain say TO him, Yonare damned
biaekeg Deceased raised his hand a lnentcng man
him the right side OF his with his left hand Ue
ceased called tho Captain damned packles aud then nd
4 YancCd towards him,
Captain Stockton for the defence. au0 a humber Q
ether Witnesses, testified to the pealeabe disposition
acsused and otherwise gave him very excellent char
aeter.
The Recorder considering the testimony sent the ac
cused for trial before the First District Court ehg
Of mansl&ughter.
CHANGE or FRAUD AGAINST AN ATTORNEY. ~
Rachel Gutno yesterday made affidavit before RI
corl4r Winter, in which she alleged that III time
the month ofDeecmber last she induced under ats
and fraudulent pretencss pay benjamin BYuun
Attorney at Law. thu Of ten dollars and again in th
month ot January the said Bynum obtained from dert
neht fifteen dollars making altogether tile sum
twenty-five daafs ander the aisa and fraudulent pre-
ence and on condition that be would prosecute befor
the First District Court Antonio D'Angelo, for TIL
murder of Andre Outline. husband OF aeppnent who wa
billed On the 4th of November last Neponent furthe
Stated that Rynun induced her TO heieY4 that it wa
necessary to employ counsel to prosecute and
such Representations persuaded dep0nent ID nav hin III
toresaid of Twenty-Five dollars Ii was alleged fur
thar that Bynun did not prosecute tile ease lecoru
agreement. and that deponent having demanded the
turn q the money ppil Bynum refused 10 for
From the facts above set forth dep6hvnt charged
BENJAMIN Bynum, Attorney at Law rs aforesaid, wit
having falsely and randuently and by false preteuee
obtained from her the said sum OF twenty-five dollars.
a warrant was Issued for the amount Of the
The receipt for the money in tsGlf illegal curiosity,
in the words and figures following
Received Of Mrs. Rachel Gutno. twenty-five dollar
an Attorneys fee for the prosecution OF Antonio DA,
gelo for killing her husband. Andrew Cutino the 1t
4 day Of November, 1867
BIS BgSt>l5 Attorney at Law
The receipt is without date.
SENT UP.-Gatherine AItginoIly was exam
inad yesterday by the Recorder of the First District
the charge Of keeping disordefy house wherein Ii
Yesta fires have been suffered 20 out and otter an Il
yestigation Astounding in HeandaIuns developments WI
q SECOND. DISTRICT, RECoRDER.s GorRr-Bi
i McGtinniS supposed to haYe al itching palm i
extracting cotton from bales the Levfe. caught
the act Of acquiring bits at that artic
G by Mike 0sBrien5 who is placed the Levee by aon
merchants to watch such like land pirates Bill was cal
poosed
Louis A, MORN made oath that rnm information viii,
he has received, his slave Marie has at different tim
deposited in the hands Of free ehorc named BE
&c amn Sayenet cook steward tie steamboat IA
tarnfa for safe Keeping: about $3.50 the said sum
nonay being designed uii in purchasing the reeo
L t his said slave Depnneut further stated that haFiI
learned That said sayenat about slope for nal
. unknown, the money demanded from him and
l. refused To pay it. This beng the facts elone
n charged sayenet with breach trust and wit trI
i niOusly absorbing = and appropratine the money
One GliVer Hunt, very nice young lnalAua strang
in THIS city committed Ter ffal beore the First III
/ tfict Court for striking officer who had attempted
interiors with his personal liberty DFerit il sa1 Ii
I boartug-h house of CAPT. seeshnaydre where he nj
il epjey undisturbeQ his literary tastes and think mp
# = sur -
Paul Barot made complaint in which he stated tn
John Hos ceiteehouse Nferc AZ is enrlaye
and "atter making somr expeHSfe To the amount
Il forty cents eetirbd without settling mn It Is fuffl
stated that the eccentric jain, en4tGlenef ~ Stece
: htying insuEted him rs aakins him ar tie ut9aey
{ incontfaehty walked into saii bsT6t gigng him 1T
Further than this has net tfan5pifGd
I FiHRb lf5rRiaT~-Rea0IHeas G0Hfk.-.Ifut
: ttufi Ien FsllY and John Ztn1aer are under arrest
thiS District Il the fe14estn John VT charging th{
: with liNYing robbed hiiaot St44
4 RLnOprHIRapYs- Henry Collins is under leg
i aDaaaeles fer having mttie general delfsen q