New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-15
CIT EN- 8.

FIRST DISTRICT Court -- Election Contesta-
resent election rolled into this court Yesterday The
efaces eontestsd are from the shsriaalty down for
Courts except the Third Justices Of the Peace and Con
stables As the petitions based the footing,
more or less and as the public know what that footing H.
1t 10 mot necessary to waste space by specifying the
petitions
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT-- The .Mandanus IT.
The Sheriff yesterday, through his counsel Mr..
Larue informed Judge Cotton that he had not received
from Messrs Christy Horton such return Of the
Of the seventh precinct as he required to forward
to the Secretary Of State After discussion between
Messrs Larus and Benjamin and some strong remarks
by Judge Cotton the latter ordered the response Of the
two Commissioners TO be shown to the Attorney General
to II he had any action to take in the premises and
We
hear, further than that the Commissioners had been
served with notifications to appear In court this morning.
u g. CIRCUIT Court Trial Of Mr.. Kendall
The court occupied yesterday in hearing the argu-
Msssra Christian Roseus Attorney General Morse and
U g. District Attorney Mooay for the prosecution and
Messrs L. sigur and Randeil Hunt for the defence At
seven O'Clock In the evening the jury received
their charge from Judge Campbell and retired They
had not at eleven o'clock NOR was there apy
light and judge campbs rsrsd sssss ag a
to send for him in case Of verdict being agreed upon
RECORDER BRIGHT's COURT. George Murphy,
alias Lesry examined yesterday on charge Of per
jury 10 swearing at the Second Precinct during the cleo
ton Of Monday week, that he was naturalixed and
entitled to vote when such the case The charge
proven and the accused before the First District
Court without benefit of bail.
Jonu johnson sent down to be tried for stealing
watch and chain from Sergeant Drydens the Sd
inst. In default Of bail he went to prison
James Haley sent down for carrying concealed
Weapons wit, dirk-knfe Bail required, s3oo-not
furnished.
Thomas Crawford the accused by Samuel 8. Smith
Of perperating the forgeres Of which he accused
partially examined and remauded for anal exami-
nation on the 21st inst.
James Foley srraigned on charge OF stealing ave
dollar gold piece belonging to Justin OBrIep from
table which he had laid It, In house on Front
Leves street, on the I'd Inst He gave bail appear on
James Finn arraigned on charge Of violently
beating the head and face Of Mary Tate In her own
house. at the corner Of Gsayer and Adeline streets on
Tuesday afternoon He gave bail to appear on the 2ist
instant. "a
Santiago Gaserean arraignsd charge Of inter-
Of Robin and Leves streets Tuesday afternoon besides
threatening 10 shoot them and throwing stones at them
He gave bail 20 appear On the 2lst instant.
Wright, on board the steamer Linda John WishindoK
acaussd Of breach Of trust and and James
Haley accused Of assault with dangerous Weapon were
all discharged. .HfEIF TIL =
RECORDER RAMOS couRr.-Bill Clark was
yesterday examined and sent before the First District
Court to for violent assault and battery perpe.
upon Christian Kursteiner on Levee street be-
tween Hospital and Barracks the 25th u Bail fur
nished. S#=N s-e4 90 s'sa IN :
Philip connors alias Irish Phil, was sent before the
same court to be tried as dangerous and Suspicious
Alex Raymond and james Young were sent before the
same court for carrying concealed weapons Bail fur
nished Amedes Gsrdsr, m O., also committed for
John or Jack Allen arraigned on the affidavit Of
Hugh Tolley, as the man who murdered another man
the steamer David Tstum, at Waverly on the Mssour
river on the 10Th Of September last The accused was
second mate Of the boat and the.deceased hand They
down and kicked him in the neck and stamped him from
the effects OF which be died during the following night
Tos, psSdnss sa nssspspsr sp showing
parish prison to await an examinations.
Jas. Wilson was sfraigned charge Of stealing beef
hide from the svee which hide belonged TO Frederick
Gardner, Of No. 81 vere street He was sent TO prison
Nicholas virio ana joe Mayer were examined on =
Jacob Langes while the latter was asleep In hs room on
Jefferson street and discharged for want Of evidence
Tbs following afhdsvs we're died, and warrants Il.
By j. r. Calico, charging Louis A. Rsyoile with swim.
alng nm ont q si2o y selling him tor that amount
ssntsd to DO the tomb d his but which
not 20 having previously sold his gfandmoshers tomb to
BY Catherine Teism.nn, Of No, W 81, pbt,p ,.r...
charging man named Charley with breach Of trust IL
appFopratng to himself ton dollar note which she en-
trusted I 70 him 70 get changed for her,
BY DR.. Albuzz charging one Martin, ut No 25S Dau.
phne street. for whom he Is security with beating M
wife and creating general scandal the great danger
bonds which he previously gave keep thu peace
by Celeste Ohepella W. Of Burgundy street. charu
Ing tenant named Sunika with beating her ali over VIII
stick, yesterday forenoon. 49, 80 -
By Caroline Wolf Of No SO st. Philip street charging
Mrs ssddler with valoping her severely yesterday
Ing.
By Joanna Mcdonnell, charging certain man with
eudgeng and pummeling her at the corner Of et Ann
and Robertson streets, on Tuesday morning =
By Abram Colon charging William Howell a clerk al
O. ogesbys with abusing him and threatening to put
period to his existence. W fN'
Numerous afdaTits made agsinst KEEPERS of dill,
orderly houses and dturbef Of the peace which are NOT
worth specifying. - NV
RECORDER SEUzENEAus CouRT. Five searen.
named Edward Mack, John Perry, Strong Morrison, hi
Baxter snd Vim. R. Newman were srraigned yesterdav
on charge OF having utinisd board the shin Grant
Duke Capt Sampson which arrived on the prsyous day
from Lverpoo they having been arrested tay on
arrival by virtue OF dispatch up from the Baise
They were charged with having oonspired to sers III
ship, and In their chests found arms and ammun
ton which they had probably contemplated using They
we're all sent to prison to await hearing before The
Commissioner. y =
John derman I. IN. O., who stabbed Alfred Larr,eux
o. on the 22d nit In Good children street and made
bis escape surrendered himself and an
investigation Larreux recovery wac the cause OF the
surrender. ~ " o
few assaults and batteries aud bresohes of the peac.
constituted the remainder CT the business before RAJ
corder Seuysneau. E.-5fS = ~