New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-15
DAILY CRESCENT.
Local Intelligence,

| SUPREME Court DEoTsI0Ns-yNonday, March
14-present, four Judges.-Tbo following decisions
rendered
Coaly Beckey ct al appellees u.s. Mary Clark admins
tratrix appellant Appeal from Madison. Ersts G. j.
Judgment affirmed
Daniel NJ. Houston appellee, u.s. James u. Wilkinson,
dismissed
State Of Louisiana u.s. the Judge Of the Third District
Coutt OF the parish OF Jefferson Bach, Barnett Co
refused
al, appelees Appeal from Carroll RostJ Judgment
reversed and ordered that the exception overrued and
e case renanded or further proceedings according to
decide the question OF stimulation 1t is further ordered
that the defendant and appellee pay the costs Of this a
peal.
Charles Simon and brother, appellants Is VIM L. Bur-
nett appellee Appeal from East Baton Rouge Rost
j. Judgment ordered that the plaintiff re-
cover Of defendant $3.50 the defendant to pay
both Courts.
Neworleans and carrollton Railroad Company appel
lees rs, W w Chapman appellant Appeal from Terre-
bonnie Dunbar j. Judgment affirmed with costs in both
Courts.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-In this Court yester-
day there were two trials for larceny In tho defend
ant was acquitted and in the other there convic-
ton with recommendation to the mercy of the Court
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE Richard Chance is
in custody Of the First District Police in this city await
ing transportation to Arkansas from which State il al
legged he fed after killing two II Is stated that
about two years ago he murdered two men named Coat
ney and fed from the State He was arrested on his
farm at Bayou Barbary over the Lake where requisi
ton reached him granted at the request Of Daniel Coat
ney, brother Of the two deceased
DROWNED. Theodore Vason and Frederick
swob fell overheard from the steamer General Worth y
ing in the Fourth District on Saturday evening last and
drowned
We learn that boy (name unknown) was drowned at
Gretna the same day, while fishing in the river.
KNTFE.-Henry j. Karruth made oath yester-
day before Recorder Genos that Willard made at
tack him with knife Sunday last at the of
MaFas and ST. Louis streets aud prayed for the arrest Of
the accused.
BLOOD AND cKs,-Sylyester Blassini made
complaint yesterday to Recorder Genos that Sunday
night at the Of Toulouse and Rampant streets
Gaspard Sydney struck him with brick the right
foot warrant issued for the arrest of the accused
CUT WITH KNEE. G.. Thiele complained
yesterday in the ID District Recorders Office that Sun
day evening" while aiant and his brother Gerard
peacoaby standing at the corner Of Customhouse and
IRENE Streets they observed man named VIM Robert
who was drunk coming towards them They both
tried to avoid him by entering the gate OF the premises
when the deponent was without any just cause provo
cation wounded in the right arm by said Robertson who
cut him with knife warrant was issued for the
Of the accused.
DARED HIM TO FIGHT-Manuel Septin COM
planned that Sunday night, at No. Customhouse
street. j. Fernandez grossly nsuted him and dared him
to fight Manuel being man who wont take dare,
made this complaint and asked warrant for the arrest Of
the accused.
CUTTING A WoMAN's THRoAT.--Thos McCul-
ough under arrest in the First District for cutting the
throat of his wife, Triton Walk with intent murder
yesterday brought before Recorder Winter, and
manded for future examination.
ROBBERY - Edward Quinlan and william,
alias George Cathcart under in the First District
the request Of Timothy Enrght, charging them with
having stolen from him $50 and quantity of jewelrs
yesterday arragned before Recorder Winter and
msnded.
KILLED ny A DRAY.-Bill Mullen, slave be-
longing to the Planters Cotton Press charged with hay
ing in February last driven his dray loaded with cotton
the body Of boy named Andrew Lynch causing his
death IN about fifteen minutes arragned yesterday
before Recorder Winter and his examination fixed for
the list inst
A NoUGHT-T CHAP.-William n. CYpher has
been making figure in the Recorders Court Of the First
District lie up yesterday for assaulting and batter
ing Michael Drookouch and committed for trial before
the First District Court.
BuKGLARIoUs. --The house Of Mr.. Edgar, on
Constance street Sunday night entered through
window and robbed Of two gold watches and several
tcles Of clothing No clue has far beer discovered
to the IDENTITY Of the thieves but with the vigilance
the Police il is not probable that the offenders will long
remain at large.