New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

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FIRST DIsTaIcT CoURT. Slave emancipation
cases occupied this court yestsrday, as usual.
SIXTH DISTRICT CoURT.-Suit for Damages.
Teesphore BAwdou has instituted suit in this court
sgspst the opelousas Railroad Compsny for damages Of
He avsrs that by the running Of the cars from
M aass q s lssh q Ausgs. lsst b had shoulder
from following lucrstiye occupation.
IS u. 8. DisTRrcr CounT = The grand Jury
have found true bill against Lucien Verges for larceny
on board the ship Trenton during recent Of that
weasel Ths larceny consisted In robbing tho trunk Of
fellow passenger Of 480 francs.
DRowNED. The Coroner yesterday held an
inquest on the body Of Adam croppe, aborsBg man,
found the river opposite the Fourth District yrr
dict accidental drowning He fell into the river on Sat.
urday last while engaged in breaking up
being his line Of labor, .47s d b Is u s$ Il
@ Cur BY A POLICEMAN John Freedman. an
Iriehman, sying in Charity Hospital from the effects Of
cut in the head, inflicted as he says On Thursdny ave-
ming by some policeman wose naIne he did not give
Hia wound Is not dangerous.
ACCIDENTS. Edward Reilly, an freshman,
denay into the hole of the steamer Match Ia Was
taken to tbs hospital 1t Is feared the limb will have to
be amputated. g r. 81 81
man named Randolph Wainwright Ia ii, the HOSPITAL.
having his hand cured He had two fingers out of BY
circular saw, In city saw-mili, on Thursday,
WILDCAT EXCHANGE. Paper on the various
banks fresy offered the street The latebt rsnsao-
ton was IN the Fourth District Thursday Benjamin
on the Southern Bank for $780, in exchange for value re-
csised TO that amount. Cloud 10 in prison awaiting
hearing.
RECORDER RAM0s's CoURT.-There we're no
examinations In this court yesterday worth the putting
in type. The usual assortment of hard drinkers etc
were disposed Of in the usual way.
Warrants sued for the arrest Of Mrs Eichelbou
charged with beating Mrs Bedelia Hart and pulling her
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James George, for rying concealed weapon; VIM
Curtnsr, charged with beating VIM. Thompson and
threatening bis life at No. % Jefferson street, Sam Smith,
charged with cutting the face OF Andres Quintsna With
tuber In st. Peter street eating room Joseph
and Constantine ROLAND, charged by Mary Ann Oreto
which he had hired 10 them 1t six bits day and !
search wssrant to search house Charities street for
sundry valuable articles which were stolen from Dr.,
Dupsss's residence, adjoining Smith, above mentioned
was subsequently, arrested and sent to prison default
Of ball.
RECORDER BRIaHT's COURT - Ferdinand
Gsyoso yesterday examined charge Of gssault
aud battery upon Joseph 8 Pagaud, with intent 10 kill
the ieyee on the evening Of the 18th Instant and
IL Wheaton, Jr was examined an accessory to the
set Pagaud swore thst Gay0so held malice sgainst him.
account Of difficulty they had In Galveston last year
Pagaud being store keeper and Gayoso his clerk That
the Saturday previous to the assault Wheaton met
him and told him in haunting manner that Gsyoso was
looking for him In order to kill him. That thu day
the assault while hurryng up the apron Of the levee
from the steamer Natchez, there being many people
standing around he was suddenly struck in the side
the head with slungshot, which, however he did not
see but knew such from the feel of it and the large
lump 1t raised on his head the blow being inflicted BY
Gayoso, whom he had not seen till that moment that
the blow laid him senseles that on rising and endea-
vorng TO draw canesword which he had ID his bosom
he was again knocked down aud violently beaten and
that the crowd prevented from interfering IN bis
behalf by Wheaton, who shouted, with an oath Kill
him XII the rascal wish had been the one to rot
at him frst!n III
Pagaud failed to prove either of bis three principal aepa
lions wit that Gayoso struck him before he attempted
to draw his weapon that Gayoso used weapon any
kind other than his sts or that bad taken n.
part described Gayoso the contrary proved By
al witnesses that he talking to Pagaud shout having
DETAINED his "a 20 character that Pagaud put his hand
him down with his fiat that Pagaud and again at
tempted to draw his weapon getting 1t out OF his bosom
ell but the point when he ( closed in with him push
ed him back and both fell over platform fcae Psgaud
having his weapon by the handle and Gayoso having it
by the blade trying to get it from him; that all that
knife and that the knife finally got away from Pa
gand BY third person Wheaton produced several Wit
nesses Of the fight who quite that hs had not
acted as Pagaud accused him of having done The Re.
corder sent the accused before The First District Court for
$1,000 ID Ssoo 80 A i'D'''e ''so'0s 0A'' rom
The thres lads, Thomas Weston William johnson and
John Morgan were examined on charges OF breaking into
various rooms In boarding house ut the corner OF Julia
and Baronne streets the 18th inst while fhe bosrders
we're OF dinner and carrying off sundy yalnsbes Nor
gan wac found to be gutsss aud discharged; Weston
and Johnson were committed for trial. and failing to fur
James Cassidy was committed for trial for CARRYING
concealed loaded pistol Sent to prison Ia default Of
bail On charge OF larceny, he was dismissed owing to
the absence Of the prosecutor.
dpttreit Herman arregned on charge of entering
Adelaide BeourB house, Perddo street. on Thursday
evening, throwing tnmber OF her, and smashing some
other tumblers wasbtand and two bowls and ptcbers
Case fixed for the 30thent prison in default of bail
Joseph Castanedo was arraigned charge OF enter
ing Madame Cecile Msrchanda house, Girod street.
between st. Charles and Carondelst ON the evening of
the 18th inst Knocking and kicking the Madame three
separate times smashing her bedstead and
and threatening her life with drawn sword cane Fixed
for December 1st-bail furnished. S X :
r Hicks nrraigned charge of stealing thirty
grate-bars, worth SIS, from Keenes woodward at the
corner Of Liberty aud Uaope streets on Thursday
poonthe said bars belonging to the steamer Republic
Fixed for December lst---bail furnished.
Owen Caroian WAS arraigned on charge of choking
and kicking policeman Ramon Rouoet, on Thursday af-
terneen ON Robin street. between Administration and Pa.
GAMER whilst no was in the discharge of his duty Fixed
for the Goth bail furnished
Denis Falvey arraignsd on a charge of rent;og a
room in his house, the corner OF Girod and ohonnton
las streets to Mrs Mary Whtneys RUNAWAY slave wo-
man Eliza. Fixed for the lat of December-bail fur
nished. atF = - ~
julia Ann Lucy, Peter McOann and Patrick Fitzgerald
were sent to the for drunkenness and
cy John Muligan fined $40 for trottipg his mule
and dray on the woodwork Of the wharf.
ASSAULTS AND BATTERIES Paul Doullut yes-
tsrday complained to Recorder Ramos that Louis Bois
had given him beating and Kicking on Coude strest
bstween Main and st, Philip Mary Waterman COM
planned that GustAve Deooux had been appng her face
on st. Peter street Warrants were issued.