New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-02


SECOND JUSTICES CoURT-The following Pc
ton for damages filed in Justice Jonte,s Court few
days SINCE will be read with interest 1t ID amusngly
droll. practiced well dexterous hand, unques-
ably drew up the petition. Tbs suit promises rich things.
seaoud City Of Now Orleans
The petition L. Ferrsre Of the Parish Of Jefferson,
State Of Louisiana, wth respect Represents Thas the
and part owner, and Robt. Geddes, Jas. D. Day and "
Grant justly and truly indebted % him In the sum OF
fifteen dollars for this That Geddes; styling him
self agent Of the g. Mail Line steamer Cubs published
card IN the Crescent newspaper published u me Cty
that said steamer Cuba would mnke splendid pleasure
excursion from New Orleans to and back and
more particularly ,pngp did the said Robert state
that the entertainment board said ateaer at Pansa
cola would be sipos term which your petitioner has
to
In Walker Wsbstar Furthermore was 1t stated by tho
said Robert in his aforesaid card that the cabin fare for
excursion would be to Psusacon and back always in
Guiding the aforesaid snBptuous entertainment hiteen
dollars.
deliberate and cunDngy contryed trick to defaud the
public, entrap the unwary and to extract from the
rockets Of the unst,spectng few dollars for lux
never be enjoyed splendors to be realized
thipgs existing only In the imaginative brain OF Robert
the agent. -. =. : +
hopes excited by reading said card he proceeded to the
steamer Cuba accompanied by his daughter son and
want, that the ascrty with which the polite clerk Of said
steamer received his forty advance to
him corroboratinE oircnmstance that afd Robert, hs
agent was not rornancing-whch circnmstance (peti-
TONER the receiving of his money by said clerk
without bushing) tends to shake the confidence of petit
toner in the goodness of mankind but not in Its pudce
oeheVlng tnat NO ons nese ens ana
Further he proceeded "a his trip arrived
at aebe on saturday mornings the 2sd, between the
ment Of petitioner he, togsther with Others received
oraer 70 IVY Lns p9a. sns lsason aapgea
ior 30 doiog tnat the poat mnst se fetohsr
is OF opinion that the particular spot Of ouless has
oseh tooeoeo-a salht more
man as o,1om 70 ~ M soue pe.,.1onsr
AYERS and so the n tnat the saa cove
% any ~ @ III; " ,s &
sacoa LOT ths saiu sum paia u ai - .s ceIk
nm 70 sae use o. shs cab and sre
trne II is the csrs ~ tbs asid oss, otu
nary aud nnsuspeeng reader to believe that although he
might nxnfiate at fensaeoa ne need expect no great
mugs as MooeTan expectaton tnas psttioner thinks
ZIP
sneWs That he was competed oy tne unjust
aho u VI ts onlcsFs u shio ooat 70
@ nsr g.n ~ fanny he saia ooas paving secured
ms oy ioehlng ~ BIS snsIeoy anu tneren
On ne part p the q ss,d
y VIZ pes .nas ny pass =. ~ ZIP
fYohis n, " n ts 20 ~ ~.
aforssaid for dinner md IN hnst
advertised to leave at Az ,cIock INT drlayed has
ninth ha mast mt as has hsen
~ oarsnrn,,s narsons sgitI Z v;anr IN ava;I -;
% ave gSng
their aInetes t and revs IN ibs
fare to be provided for them al Pensaeola
petitionsr fnrther shows that he arrived st Nob;I
. 49, ~ - .sa. - - ~ - 80 - Y =
th.t Ia rJ ~ 49, a , is sJ I o - peots
Of severe storm OF ram and WIND that rs execution
~ 80 s.a ~ IL aJ ~ fs nrs eaasss
IA - = ~ a10A assss
SUD I,a,,,;yy .,,,a. e. 49,. .,,at a.,
ro.o,ssr f Iii - 49,, =. w
nnrnosas the fri of I. nj1 sY,aaa5 Shsva,a h u,o
s atis - -, - 80. 80 70 e ~. sotsnie
satd go ~ n,nnasr fe.>s W AoA sAe 1893 "a
44 Wh ls ~ ths J1rsr;o.s oo,s;ssrod t.hp
He;r, Rnhart a5 CO. , i .h1 an n q.
c;tad 10 onsrrar th;s n.ti,io 49, astn 49, - pay pe
had bor he nondro "a y: - -, ts
mnneu anti n he aaa,d ~ * hs S s
fV And fnr gensra, -eIos and as Il, d,,+r to,a -
S 4 o
L. L. AhAhEhE
pto' Pe1'
Robertson on SATURDAY passed the foloving
/ G. W SEYMOUR Thomas Dawson George Watson and
Daniel wilson far adiny in the mnrdsr ~ John n,,, 70
'n sa penaI s,ith tor ~;
AStesn Years Iafcr m Inc taei ~
hisxandsr 5;rsanssood Jarna t,,p 800 lay 3;
the neniIsnt;ary " ) ~ N 1eeoA -
Edward Dayaln reesivioo sto,er n,o,srt, ,ra aar,s
bard labor in the nan,tentiarv pp'5' oAe 5eai
Trid&-Andrew Handy was tried for larceny found
guilty and sentenced to the psntentiary for year
Luke Stephens m c., for remaining in the State in
the penitentiary for year. st
Louis spelman and Christina ilSof tried for
assault with intent TO Kill The jury disagreed dis
anu tne prisoners remsudsd for another trial
Grand Jup.-The Grand Jury made their quarterly re.
The Court adjourned over to Thursday next.
Sixth DISTRICT CeURT.-Captain Benjamin
orr iate q lne steamer Red river has filed petition
IN this court claiming heavy damages of the Home Mn.