New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-14
Local Intalligenoa.


and dilaPIdation psrpetrated upon ht good
up for trial yesterday in the Fifth District
Judge buchanan and jury Of twelve citizen peei
The plaintiffs petition, written by himself ana
own nimtable style sets forth 1--WE give the trausaton
that he is resident Orleans street and was born in
he-(meanng the city of Neworleans) where he has
sided from the date of his said memorable birth up the
present time. From his statement understand that
throughout that eventfu period babylon puber
tya period fat with rascaty and slippery with the slime
that SANDER sputters the white robes of purity
cence and truthhe has always sustained rreproach
able character and was called rogue thief be-
fore that he knows of He further gave the
derstand that about the day june of all the days
of the year June will be twelve months the
PENDANT not having the fear of the law before his eyes
but being moved and seduced by the instigation Of
tongue eloquent with words spite and learned the
lore Of vuperaton, made onslaught him (wis) at
his domicil and did there abuse and viy him after such
an energetic fashion that it wonder to hear The
defendant, he alleged called him rogue and thief
sundry other hard names-and in frcntch (probaby
meaning French )-that being language far more sx.
pressye in epithes aud expetives than is the lingo in
fashion among the swne-eatng Saxons This alone he
conended unwsrrantable he being neither a rogue
thief the defendant had called him, aud ia
frentch too For testimonials in favor of his good
character and Of his quiet disposition that riyaed that
the mutton in its degree of peacefulness he would
mon nil Orleans street and the neghbors there abiding
be sworn and they ought to know
The premises being forth the plaintiff claimed $4,000
damages being the only acceptable reparation for the
broadside OF bingsgate that had been 20 mercilessy
poured upon him
The defendant pleaded general denial
About seven witnesses examined for the plaintiff
ana three for defendant Some Of the testimony given
extremely interesting and racy of the female
witnessed the plaintiff especially amused the persons
present by her graphic description the events which
took place the occasion referred in the petition
her artistic limitations the beautiful gesticulatons OF the
defendant when slanderins the plaintiff decidedly
rich.
After the argument from counsel and brief charge
from Judge Buchanan the submitted to the jury
who without leaving their seats rendered verdict
de enlant
PaintiG in Erepa persona assisted by c. Marcel Esq;
Capt. GFivot and Michael Hahn, Esq for defendant
The SHIP RUSSIA CAsE.-This case. which has
excited much public attention is undergoing trial
in the Fourth District Court It will be remembered that
wy '',s.a vas yu'ea gu F"yags 70 Naiornla "hen
outside and in sight Of the Baze This suit brought
the amount Of insurance on her cargo The
defendants contend that she set fire by persons
terestd aud hence resist the demand for the price Of the
insurance The will probably be concluded to-day
We will e?s sypopss of the when it is decided
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr. - Henry Kane was
tried in this Court yesterday information for
ny, in stealing the list of December nar Of pan
falcons the property Of ummel sud found guilty
John Fitzgerald an information for larceny
Ing on the 18th Of December pair of boots found
guilty
Henry Kane. tried information for larceny was
acquitted
terry OF Pedro Dabarat and Fidora Monk assault
with intent TO kill Of pemosthenes Azareta for
ault and battery and Of VIM Riley charged with swind
sing, 1ioiie Pfossgnt was entered.
RECORDERS CouRr, FIRST Drsrglcr.-puYed
suspicion Johu McElroy aiiae Frank 4, ans was Ok
amned on ne barge q sins dangerous and suspicious
chafaHt t.AppeAred mat a robbery had been commit
ted on ne steamer Belle Key, On her last trip, and
accused who until the last month has years been
an inmate Of the pententsry arrested By officer Far
rel for being found ia suspicious company Tho officer
stated that the detention Of the prisoner would probably
lead to his being identified the If the boa. rs
one OF the perpetrators Of the crime The scsusod wa
the house for sixty days in default Of fur
nishiuG voucher
TRIAL FlNEp.-Juhn Greenwood will be ex-
4mined the 9TH Inst on charge Of yegrancy and for
carrying concealed weapons.
A PooR MAN-Jolu Hook alias Biz Smith
aArs Charles Houck rich only in found by the
watch at O'Clock yesterday morning sitting the head
of hight " stairs Mt % Camp street Upon HE
2t4n Il was established that trleutless and with
out means hungared aud exposed 10 the incpmcney
OF me watAer and having no place of abode he was
sent TO the workhouse for sixty days where food and
loiing will be furuished him equivalent for his
labor
STEALING WET CLOTHES Jerry Carey was ex-
amined for stealing clothes from yard the vicinity
OF Poydras street Al = yesterday the officer him
coming u the yard with goods in possession and
asked MN what he doing with them told
none Of his business and when the officer attempted his
arrest accused showed fight aud arrested until
after assistance procured The prisoner
statement about his having been drunk aud bought the
clothes for nifty cents, but tue testimony strong
and be was sent to the First District Court
DEGRADED.-Sarah j. Wheat was charged
yesterday with vagancy and the odious sin practical
anaigadon for the which She sentenced 'eclusion
ia the work house for ninety days.
INDECENeY.-Louisa McGarty and Ann Will
ans ahas Matilda Martin on the general chage Of
grancy and particular Of having indecenty
their persons at n yesterday in Grayier street
fined SIS each
THREATS And DISTrRBANCE-John Coffee will
be examined tbs morning on charge ofhaving disturbed
the peace Of Luke Sutherlands house and for having
threatcped the complainant with personal violence
DANGERoUs AsSAuLT.-John Maldoon was ar
rested about noon yesterday upon affidavit made by
the affair which charges that accused who is
driver Of dray $500 did o ~ on Wednesday in the
First District with the loaded handle Of his whip with
intent kill nfct upon the head Of John seini.ltz
blow from which said Stenfez remains iusensb.e end
Of which it is feared he viii die aud further the
sault Wa GnfroToked
AFfiDAyITs.- Eliza beth Duson, for assaulting
and beating Bridget NUwlan the head and body with
tongs and andiron. the eth inst will be examined on
the 18th inst Frederick Morrel for a-aulting beat
ing Virginia GODS uirol street OF the 10th Will be
examined on the same day
DISCHARGED Richard Rollins, charged with
shooting at his wife with intent kill discharged in
consequence Of the woman falling to prosecute
FINED-AIax Israel, for an assault and bat
as a police officer. on the Ith inst fined So.
BREACH OF Trust. Raymond Massena, f. m
C., was examined before Recorder Winter yesterday
the charge Of having during the year 1862 say from the
lt OF January the 3lst Of December his capacity
Treasurer to the benevolent Association free
color collected sos which he has refused and still
refuses to pay the elected Treasurer
Society. Counsel for accused coRtended that they
willing to pay whomsoeuer civil tribunal might
decide competent receive the money thereby
ing themselves from liability to pay it second time
but the Association incorporated they objected
to pay to the order Of only members where there
eighteen belonging TO the Society Had the Association
been incorporated they would have been safe in handing
the simple order Of the President it stood
however they unwilling to pay unless after civil
action had pointed out suitable person to collect and
retain the money.
The had not ended whe We left the Court
Dls0RDERLY HOGsE.--Judy Burns and five or
six little Burns blisters the community
ragned yesterday the old the charge Of keep
ing disOrderly house, which for juvenile
thieves and Migrants Together with this lot was girl
who was charged being owd and abandoned, and who
the officer said was known by the Of Pony
Counsellor Holland undertook the defence of the young
house and take her out Of her bed Upon giving af
trmatveanawtr no asked b. what Authority he
eended his powers in invading private sanctuary where
it had not appeared crime had been committed The
counselor stated that he had been here when this