New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-13
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

City of Neworeans, appellee Charity Hospital, ap-
peaut--Appea from Fourth District Court Judgment
reversed plaintiff to pay costs in both Courts voor
HES j. 1.-THE two foregoing decisions exempt the char-
table institutions named well all such others from
paying any kind Of taxes upon their property1
Edward Conery, appellant, J. b. Heno ct al, owners
Of steamer Brde-J. v. Lindsay, security, appese-Ap-
peal from Fourth District Court Judgment affirmed with
costs voorhies, j.
Testamentary Executors Of Alexander Gordon Jean
Bapsts Maureau appellee, Charles j. Dawn, appellant
Appeal from Fifth District Court. Judgment affirmed
with costs spoTord, J,
Noah Hampton, appellee, Us. James g. Morgan, appel
lant-Appea from Sixth District Court Of East Baton
Rouge Judgment affirmed with costs. slidell, CD.
Louis Coussy, free Of color, ais, appellants u.s.
Adelaide yvante free Of color appellee-Appeal
from Second District Court. Judgment affirmed with
costs. sidell, Gu.
Mcdowell g. Peck, appellants W. General Mutual In |
surance Company, appellees Appeal from Fourth Dis
trct Court Judgment affirmed costs to be paid BY ap
pellants. 4iidell, G, J.
Mcdowell s. Peck, appellants ". Delaware Mutual
Safety Insurance Company, appellees Appeal from
Fourth District Court. Judgment affirmed; appellants
| to pay costs Of appeal Slidel, O. y.
Honarine Million, als appelees, u.s. Catherine MILLION,
widow Of FRANCOIS Apuente Testsmentary Executor,
als appellants Appeal from Second District Court
| Judgment affirmed with costs spoford, j.
Patrick Fox, Appellee InoEudS zAccutot; up
psant-Appeal from Fourth District Court Judgment
| reversed; piaintM 70 Pay costs III oosn oou1So. a
| deli G. j.
Eyariste Blanc appellee Terence Cousin, appellant
4 Appea, from Eighth District Court of St. Tammary
| Judgment affirmed defendant and appellant to pay
| costs in both Courts Buchanan, j.
Martin Lotz appellant, Folger Lott, NJ. J. Bren-
nan 1t q appeleesAppeal from Fifth District Court
| Judgment affirmed with costs Buchanan,J
| If Bailly blanchard Jules TuyeS
Tsstamenatry Executor and Mrs NJ, O. A. Tuyes, appel
ants State Treasurer appeeekppeal from Second Dis
trict Court Judgment affirmed appellants to pay costs
| Of appeal. slideli, CD
samuel H. Gilman appellee, Bonner b Smith ct ais.
| stlnan, Allen & Co.. appellants-Appea from Fourth
District Court Judgment reserved; plaintiff to pay
costs in both Courts
CoNrINuED.--A. J. Smith. charged with q
murder in Texas, and with swndling in negroes was
again brought before Recorder Bright yesterday and his
. case continued to the 10th inst, without bail.
H. David charged with writing certificate Of free
: dom for d. c. Osborns slave James Madison, was ar,
raigned and his examination postponed till the 10th,
: der bonds Of $500.
! Rudolph or William johnson, charged with knocking
y down and drawing knife upon Christian Hines, wa
- held to appear under bonds OF $500.
4 CASES FIxgD.--Nicholas Finnegan, for an as
.aut and battery upon Edward Goodman arragnet
before Recorder Bright yesterday and his fixed TO
j. trial on thu 10Th inst Bail $500 to appear. y75
q Edward Brown and James Hallorsn, for cutting an
carrying away cable Of coatboat brought
and their examination fixed for the I'D inst Bail $40
II | each.
II NJ Murphy charged with selling liquor without licens
in his house New Levee street, opposite the orlear
Cotton Press was required to furnish $500 security fc
he | his appearance on the goth inst.
sl A. O. Griffin, charged with breaking open ]. H. Pa
,yu,
TO- held to appear the 10th, under bonds Of $500
Francis Kelly charged with being accessory in IL
picking of mans pocket also required to furn
III security for his appearance when wanted.
Manuel Francis and George Young keepers Of gr
sop at the corner of and Gravier Streets
ragned on charge of selling liquor to slaves and
CURED furnish security of $500 each for their
% | ance the cd inst.
set Observation-Disclosures were yesterday mat
before Recorder Ramos by Vincent Gataas against Jol
Mcyite for boarding his schooner the Maria sostheI
ks at the Old Basin insulting and threatening him.
~ cutting the ropes sails Of his vessel by Louis w
thee against Francois Comment, for soaring him out
his house Bienvile street. by Frederick Robe,
lice officer, against frail fair named Eliza, wi
IN having failed entice him into her nest in Burgun
aG street. showered canine epithets upon him and by
pei MAXWELL against Thomas Marooney, for abusing
erie drawing revolver upon him, at the OF Custo
house and Roman streets Warrants were issued.
HAZARDOUS On Monday evening, Mr..
ward Hazard, with the concentrated fury Of Rchmc
and Laertes entered the house of Mr. Richard Ham
In the Third District and pitched into the proprie
VA thereof besides smashing things generally eonclud
~ his performance by drawing knife which he fouris
u with demoniao reckessness For this dramatic ebu
4. ton Acting Recorder Wilt yesterday fined him
matter Of five dollars" They have theatres be
Rspanade street the authorities down there ju
afa
such cases attend to than they could conveniently
eS pose of.
sA MORE CLAIMANTs.-Mr. L. Spring, of No.
- Camp street. and Mr. A. @ Kennett, of 63 Front ST.
Yesterday recognized missing coats in Victor Shut
collection and added two to tho pile Of aida
that is accommodating in Recorder Brights office aga
that hopeful young thief. Both these coats were ia
sa from to the ladies' ordinary of the st.
M HOTEL on Friday evening, the day previous to shu
saeeA arrest.
SwINDLERs Two sailors, named Ephrt
II Brown and John Smith, were yesterday examined be
Acting Recorder Wits and sent to the Parish Prise
default of bail Brown for obtaining money fr ON
. landady Mrs. Keys upon representations of being
poyed upon the ship Creole, from which he had deser
and Smith for stealing jacket from feliow-board:
the house of Antoine Fridas.
WORK HousE-John Butts, alias Brown,
being a dangerous and suspicious character and q
grant and John Dougherty, for drunkenness, abu
watchmen, and searching drunken mans pockets,
yesterday required by Recorder Bright to find vouc
matt A or 90 to the Work-house for thirty days.
10 ID CONCEALED WEAPONS George Myers
7S yesterday fined $40 by Recorder Ramos, for distu
the peace on Canal and carrying concealed wea
Sg FINED.-The owner of dray No. l349
" Yesterday fined $40 by Recorder Bright for aowii
draw to stand on Poydras street without driver, q
mo being branded on shaft only. Patrick daliagh
Lan drunkenness and striking officer, was fined $40
I'm our James Curry aaspar Schneider were ordered
fines of 50 each for lying drunk in the streets, or
.ea@ prison for proportionate periods Of time
ARRESTS. Thomas Smith was arrested
evening for entering the house of Mary Kennedy
dido street and beating her and destroying her pro
CO. John o,Nei was arrested on Carondoet street, c
by Wm Bowling with picking his pocket.
Thomas Malcy and Jane Whitefoot were arrested
Protestant Cemetery, for most vile proclamation
sacred place.
street Brian Donshoe Mary Clarke were arrested 70
Salt hitting assaults and batteries on D. b. Whiehel
II sale BY Catharine Wallace.
Run OyER.--A woman named Margaret
| nan was knocked down and run over by q dray yet
aN at noon on the leves at Post %, First District
her knees were broken, and she was sent to the
Hospital by Capt. Moynan. The dray-driver mi
,brAoits 1 escape -