New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-29
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

27o. A. Barriere Bro. appellants Victor Feste,
appellee from Sixth District Court-judgment affirmed
with costs. Spoford J.
The State of Louisiana, appellee, Raymond Marines
and Jose Martinez appellants from First District Court
judgment affirmed, with costs. spoaord,J.
R. =. Nichols Co., appellees, Vs. Q. NJ Harvey appel
lant from Sixth District Courtjudgmeut affirmed, with
costs. Voorhies,J. sES-t 80, i-5-ls-
Madeline Mather appellant, VS.. Michel Rock Francis
Mouney and Charles chryatoph sprellees from Second
District Court-judgment affirmed, with costs. Bu-
chanan,J.
l.. Il. Lettrell vs.. Rai Co, appellants, r. N Camp
bell curator appellee from Second District Courtjudg
ment in favor of plaintiff and against defendants
spects the unconventional demand affirmed in other
spects Judgment to be avoided and reversed ordered
and decreed further that to the principal demand
judgment be in favor Of defendants in of ponsut
and that plaintiff pay costs p both Courts. spoford,J
Adam Wagner appellant, Va. John Hagan, fppelee,
from Fifth District Courappea dismissed at cost Of ap
pelant. Buchanan j.
Samuel L. Charm appellee, Vs. John Morrel and Eliza
abeth Brackn appellants from Second Drtrict Court
judgment affirmed with costs and $40 damages against
defendant for frivolous appeal ogdsn,J.
A. j. Lowry appellant, VS.. Sarah M. 9. Cobb and O.
b. Cobb appellees from Tenth District Court, of Aad
amendments to previous judgment reversing the
judgment the Court below and remanded for further
@. Rogers Co., appellants, ys Nashville Marine and
Fire Company appelees from Fourth District
Courjudgment be avoided and reversed and defend
ants to pay costs in both Courts. Ogden, j.
Hamilton, Mackinder Co., appellants. VS.. Campbell y
Ricarby es as appeees from Fourth District Court
Judgment affirmed, with costs. spoford,
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.--William Young, for
the murder Of the child Christian Rehm in the Fourth
District in September last, by beating and other cru
elites yesterday tried in this court and found guilty
Mrs Young is yet to be tried.
Pedro Pratt tried for selling liquor to slaves He
guilty Judge Robertson ordered him to be
| deprived of his license and to pay fine of $3.50
John Taylor for larceny, plead guilty and was remand
ed to await sentence
Margaret Diamond whose sentence for ten years had
revoked again brought up and in
her partial craziness and the Recommendation
mercy, sentenced to five yearsin the penitentiary.
| THE HYAMs CASE. - Mr.. s. M Hyams wal
examined before Recorder Bright yesterday upon the
charge of having stolen $500 from the collection book
the clerk of the steamer Huntsville, Friday last in thu
st. Charles Billiard Saloon. No positive evidence Of thu
theft could bs produced although Mr.. Davidson, the
loser of the money had every just reason to suspec
Hyas as the thief 1t that he, Davidson, with
friend played two games Of billiards table at tb
back of the room previous to which he laid his boo
with the money it, the sill of Of the windows
Just behind the chairs set apart for spectators tina
during tsisgamA only three persons, one of whom wa
Hyams, sat the window; that Hyams made hmse
familiar with the players and decided point in thei
game which they referred to him that they invited hr
to drink with them, which he did negro having bee
sent to the bar for the drinks; that Hyams 500
after got up and went out and they went with the
game that when he Davidson picked up the book afte
finishing his game and found the money gone the othe
two gentlemen who spectators insisted upon ben
searched, which done, and the house searched ais
without any trace Of the money being discovered tht
negro waiter then stated that he Hyams have IL
book in his hand that the officers to whom Mr. Davidso
applied spoke of Hyams a suspicious character an
that upon searching for that gentleman in the dierer
houses he known to frequent they failed to di
cover him or any of the money; was he four
until Monday when he arrested as already state
Az Hyams had been honorably acquitted Of preyio,
charges Of dishonesty, and the testimony Of ii
negro could not be admitted, the Recorder could do
less than discharge him. 1t strikes U.S. that if the mon
had not disappeared from the exposed place in which
owner was houghtless to leave it, the wonder
have been greater STILL The window of billiard room
= about the last place to lay fat pocket book.
i SENT DowN.-Recorder Bright yesterday ser
the following persons before the First District Court
trial;
John Cogan for selling liquor without license, in
grocery at the corner OF Julia and Vine streets Bt
. | $500.
Michael McQuirk, for assault upon Thomas sulliy
t. with murderous weapon, supposed to be r
knuckes with intent to kill, rhaa street. the Is
: inst. Bail 500.
q Thomas Hastings, on separate charges by Thomas
lin and James Cannon, of having stolen pair Of par
and shirt from one and shirt from the other, Il
;, 9th inst Bail S700 in each case.
SUSPECTED. Officer Hornsby, of the Secol
District Police, yesterday made affidavit against
Gaste at 55 Royal street. who he has good reason to
lieve has in his possession gold watch which sto
from the premises Of Mr. Pondexter, on Customhouse
August last warrant was issued for Gastes ART
IS ASSAULT Joseph Dubuc was arraigned
fore Recorder Ramos yesterday, charged with havi
d committed violent assault and battery upon J. B.
serop ut his residence Old Levee street, on Sumo
: night. he was held to answer under $500 bonds.
Committed. --Etienne Perez was arraign
before Recorder Bright, yesterday, upon the charge
having in his grocery portion of the lard oil stolen
the leyes some weeks since. The fixed for t.
Ia on the 5th December. Bail $1,000. @--s-
VAGRANT. William Willow was brought
Of Recorder Bright yesterday for having disturbed
peace of Circus street, and sent to the work house
thirty days as vagrant.
RUNAWAY ---John, slave, belonging to
ID Fortier and runaway according to his contest
was arrested Carondelet street on Monday night
yesterday ordered to the police jail till called for.
y, LARcENY.--George Washington Dixon v
arrested Monday night by virtue of true bill fol
against him by the Grand Jury for stealing lot of hu
at the great fire in August of which oense he had
acquitted by Acting Recorder Bloomfield He was
manded.
FMED--Hayes, the police officer who too
part in the disturbance at the Seventh Ward poll on
day evening yesterday fined $40 by Recorder Bril-
for that offense, and for having loaded pistol
person.
In A BAD WAY.-Mary Paul, f. W. c., '
found early yesterday morning lying in Poydras ST.
drunk, and apparently crazy. lot of furniture ly
close by supposed to belong to her. She and
property were taken to the guard house.
WOMAN BEATING.--James Malone was
rested St. Thomas street charged with assaulting
beating Mrs. Nickerson. He was locked up.
SERVED RIGHT-Captain Moynan yestert
arrested two fast young men, named Daniel Brophey
Edward Clandon, who were amusing themselves by rio
horse In St. Charles street. to the great danger
alarm of the people in that crowded thoroughfare
and young gentlemen instantly taken before Reco
Bright, who ordered them to pay fine of $40 each,
of to the parish prison for ten days.
= Observation-Disclosures McGuiness, arres
A. the 18th Instant charge of hauling sand from
batture without narmission yestarday arraipned