New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-19

afsciionate Brother An affidavit was made /,
n this court yesterday By Mrs Margaret Crow .
ey. charging her brother, Patrick Sullivan,
with having beaten and bruised her severely and
inflicted dangerous cut upon her head Pa !
trick was required to give $500 security for his
appearance on Saturday next.
Discharged Joseph Chevalier, who had been
accused of stealing cask of molasses, was yes
terday discharged
Charge of PerjuYy.-Wm. Shindler will be
arraigned before this court to-day for emanlna-
lion on charge of perjury, preferred by Geo.
A. Ramsey
U,aconscionable.--Mr Powers, who keeps q
livery stable, deposed yesterday that on the
2eth of March last he employed one Baptiste, a
slave of Mr. Rousseau, to drive carriage for
him with passengers to the Metairie Race Course
and that after receiving ten dollars for his ses.
vices, the villainous Baptste had pocketed and
retained whatever funds he obtained from said
passengers.
Female Disturbance Hubbard,
who resides on Circus street, depossd yesterday
that one Margaret Pow, alias Peggy Cunen, had
committed an assault upon her by dashing sew
eral buckets of water over her person. The
matter will be examined on the 18th instant,
when, perhaps, it may appear that this violent
ablution was q matter Of necessity.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-Judge Robertson.
Henry Newman was yesterday tried before this
court on a charge of larceny. Verdict, "guilty,
and recommended to the mercy of the court"
Dennis Connell and VIM Frey were tried on |
separate charges of larceny and acquitted
.Noile proscgui was enteted in the case of |
BRYAN Cannon, charged with q similar offence. |
Henry Lisch was tried upon a charge of as |
saulting and attempting to murder his wife with |
a razor Verdict, 'sG1ilty Of On assault with |
intent to kill, but recommended to the clemency |
of the court"
.Nolle proseguis were entered in the cases Of
Chas. c. Lowe, alias Connor, and Fred Deibert,
arraigned on separate charges of assault and
battery
SUPREME CoURr DEcIsIoNs.-The Supreme
Court rendered the following decisions on Mon
day last
Widow Duchamp, appellant us. Widow Dam
lilly, appellant, 7. Bachemin, appellee Blu
chanan, judge. Appeal from the Fourth Dis
trict Court of New Orleans. Judgment affirm
ed with costs
George A. Bolts appellant, U.s. the City Of
New Orleans, appellee. Ogden, Judge. .Ap-
PEAL from the Fourth District Court of New
Orleans Judgment of Lower Court reversed,
and decreed that the judgment in favor of de-
fendent against plaintiff, the execution of which
is enjoined, be annulled, and the injunction
| rendered perpetual.
The State of Louisiana, on the relations Of
l. ClarlcS DAuHDhCh- dppeIlaDbs,DS JosUpH DuUuC,
appellee Slidell, Chief Justice. Appeal from
/ First District Court of New Orleans Judgment
/ affirmed
Edward Buisson, appellant, Us. Silas D.
Staats--Wm. Miller, Intervenor and appellant,
Buchanan, Judge. :. Appeal from Sixth District
Court Of New Orleans Appeal dismissed.
David A. Wogan, appellee, Us. W. W. Thomp-
son, appellant. Ogden, Judge Appeal from
! Fourth District Court of New Orleans judy
ment of Lower Court affirmed, with costs of
| appeal and $35 damages for frivolous appeal.
Patrick Kerr, trustee, appellant, Us. L. d.
Hayes, appellee. Campbell, Judge. Appeal
4 from Second District Court of Plaquemines.
4 Appeal dismissed.
4 Thorn & McGrath, appellants Us. John Tyson,
appellee. Slidell, Chief Justice. Appeal from
Third District Court of New Orleans Judg-
ment affirmed.
Christian Schneider, appellant, Us, Cochrane,
Billiard Co., appellees. Ogden, Judge.
Appeal from First District Court OF New Orleans.
Judgment affirmed
Ellen Wooten, +. W. c., appellant, George
Harrison, tutor Of the minor heirs Of Rebecca
Harrison, appellee. Sidell, Chief Justice. -.
Appeal from Seventh District Court of West Fe-
liciana. Deereed that the judgment of the
District Court be affirmed and be also opera
tive against the heirs of Rebecca Scholfeld, de-
ceased, formerly defendant in this cause, and
4 who died since this appeal was taken, without
prejudice, however, to the right of said heirs to
show in any future proceeding against the plain
tiff that they are not liable in whole or in part,
as heirs OF said Rebecca, for the portions Of the
Judgment of the District Court in this cause.
Succession of David White and wife j. L.
Moore, administrator, appellant, 6. Christie
pherson, appellees. Slidell, Chief Justice. -.
Appeal from Fourth District Court Of New Or
, leans Judgment affirmed
!. Succession of Lewis Hurtubise-Colvis and
Dumas and A. Boule, opponents and appelees,
Widow Hurtubise, tutor, appellant Buchanan
Judge. Appeal from First District Court oil
New Orleans. Judgment reversed and cause
remanded for further proceedings according tc
law appelees paying costs of appeal
M M. Floyd, appellee, Us. Geo. Purvis, ap.
pellant. Campbell, Judge 80. Appeal from
Sixth District Court of New Orleans. Judg
ment affirmed
E D. F. Burthe, appellee, Us. G. W. Bradbury
S appellant slidell, Chief Justice -. Appea
9 from Fifth District Court of New Orleans
: Judgment affirmed.
William H Pattison u.s. his creditors and tn
: creditors of Lowe & Pattison and Lowe, Patti
son s. Co.. Michael Cuddy, creditor and appel
: liant; Thomas N. Waul, syndic, and Gray, Nc
Murdo Co., ct al, appellees. S1idell, Chic
q Justice. Appeal from Fourth District Cour
L of New Orleans. Judgment affirmed.
e Jean Cantereau, appellant, Us. Jean Lacaz
!, and John L. Lewis, Sheriff, appellees. Camp
!, bell, Judge. Appeal from Fifth District Cour
: of New Orleans, Judgment affirmed.
Victor Burthe, appellant, os Blak and Mayo
and Council of the town of Carrollton. Slidell
: Chief Justice. -. Appeal from Third Distric
!, Court of Jefferson. Judgment affirmed.
: A COSTLY BUSINESS man named Stron,
q made use of seven profane oaths in a magis
d trates office at Wilmington, Del, few day
ago, for each of which he was fined fifty cents
: This so enraged him that he gave his tongu
$ such loose reign it could not be stopped, unit
the Justice put on another fine of $40, an
: ordered him to be committed. Finding it to b
rather costly business, he ''knocked under,
I paid the fines, and was released.
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except when vital be seriously affected Even the
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