New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-15
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BURIAL OF Mr. WALKER-The remains of Mr..
John G. Walker followed their last rest yesterday
evening respectable coegc Of friends and brothers of the
Odd Fellows Order. Mr.. W. for time connected
with this Office and highly esteemed by all with whom he
It sad that he should he stricken down in
his prime, for he only twentysx years oldbut his nin
which respects neither age cdioe insidious
Destroyer consumption. Peace to his ashes
VALENTINEs.-The town was alive yesterday with
humorous devry in the Of receiving and
sending Valentines We got few of the bitter kind for which
the senders have thanks In and around the
PosOhce noticed great numbers of young ladies and gen.
tlcmen generally pleased dgety in their We
young going away empy-handed and looking
suicidal and young ladies stealing away they
ashamed of being their bahfuness being the result
of disappointment This was too bad There abundance of
Valentines for sale at the soresparculary at Thomas L.
Whes No. los Canal street, and Burnett Boswcks No
Camp street. where any kind of taste be suited
kind of and the reign of St. Valentine will continue
for week. according to CUSTOM let those who haven't received
any Cupd mssves go work and wake each other
great pity that many should be ping for Valentines
with such an the article lying unsod in book
stores.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Yesterday the remainder
in City
ships disposed Of the same us the of Pellerin Tur
the preceding day That the counsel for the
plaintiffs withdrew from the leaving the court to
might proper, but reservng the right take exception
the action Of the court Thereupon the submitted
the jury who settled the business in resome FORM favor
of the defendants namely by being in times
rendering sixteen verdc each of the conesng parties having
separate suit against each of the defendants By these
diets Turner, Duour nure and Watkins City
elect The exceptions in the of Alpente
Bczo contesting Cerkshp of the Third District Court
fixed for hearing Today.
SECOND DISTRICT CoURT.-Nicholas Barton and
wife, yesterday recovered damages $3.50
augh for false accusation before the Peace and
false arrest, etc. They sued for $500
DuLL.-There was very little of interest in any of
the Recorders Courts yesterday owing all dull
proceedings, the weekly meeting of the Police Board
usual Of information unusually barren
RECORDER RAMOS CoURr-James w. Eastwood
yesterday complained that John Bosy knocked him
robbed him of S55 in Allatin street, Wednesday night
being just arrived from Alabama Bosy being
custody prison. and issued for
of another man, who abecd him in his nefarous
action.
Charles mooney c., arraigned charge abusing
and threatening officer Porche.
RECORDER BRIGHT's CouRT-Henry Sharp was
yesterday before the First District COURT
assault and battery upon Joseph Claver Bail given. Mary
Dudley, accused of receiving stolen property,
| amined and discharged
Edward QUINN for batteru the head of Owen Daley with
umbers madeto give bail again months
| to come
Nora Baa begging vagrant who spoke language other
than the aboriginal Irish Celtic, the the
| wagon load sent to the workhouse.
Supernuueary policeman Dunning arragued upon
Mr. John s. highlands affidavit charging him with suspect
ing him Of being the who him such
blow in the mouth the Basin Streets
Saturday night last In default $1,000 appear on the
9Th he was sent to prison.
Catherine Kelley arraigned charge stealing bag
full of coal from Device Macks pile at the foot of ST. 10
| seph street. Remandad for hearing the 18th
number of petty free drinkers were muIcted
| in fines snd Jail fees