New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-28
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge Robertson yester-
day issued order to the Recorders of the several districts
forward the the Of parties committed for trial to
the Court often three times week Ellen Rogers was
tried for iarcenyand acquitted Alice Drtenay charged with
keeping disordery brohe Martha Mcclure and Rosane
Greares charged with opposition to law, VIM Delaney, John
Price and James Coates charged with entering house in the
night time and breaking furniture Frank and
Charles France charged with carrying weapons and
Antonio Arnaud, charged with larceny dismissed upon
motion of the District Attorney, and by nolle proseqat,
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT-ln this court yesterday
Mr. and Mrs George sued b. Antognn for damages Ooo
Tho plaintiffs the propretos of the Cont veandah
HOTEL the defendant is the proprietor of billiard table
nlanutncoIy adonng and he plaintiffs aege the steam
and smoke of defendants engine has damaged furniture
hangngs of their establishment to The above
amount They alegc that attention has been paid to their
repeated complaints and petitions for the the engine
and now the defendant compelled orcove it. besides
paving damages claimed well additional damages of
dollars per day for such time the engine shall continue to
operate. H. j. Lppenco Esq. is counsel for petitioners
Judgment of divorce from his wife, Marie Sclarf was
granted to j. d. Newman. -sf "7
4 CoRoNBR's kouEsTs.-The Coroner yesterday CON
cuded his investigation into the death of Alexander Agco and
rendered verdict that he to his death from eunsho
in the head inflicted by persons unknown
near of Gaver and Magazine Streets the evening
the 18th ins the said wound having penetrated and
both hcmispheres of the brain.
An inquest was held on the body of j. D. Peterson Swede
years Of age found in the river opposite Espanade street
Verdict accidental drowning The deceased was sailor belong
ing ship Montross and fell from the staging into the river
on Wednesday,
STEAMBOAT Reconnaissance nocturnal marauder
gave the Bayou Belle thorough ransacking on We'd
nesay night that nearly eli the state rooms were en-
tered suy passengers bareeper robbed Of
their loose change and other valuabes In couyse as Wa
basher osager would say, its impossible who the
varnnt was,i' -
Observation-Disclosures Roth, who has a happy
catching burglars at their work. interrupted brace
of them two O'Clock yesterday morning. just by means OF
chisel and bar they had forced their into the Roya
front Of the Sazerae Coeehouse The rasca beat per
cpae retreat leaving their tools behind Roth was moi
catch them but he thinks he would know them if he
should have the luck to see them again. e.
THE LAST SHOOTING CAsE.--Afr Jean Lauuet, the
carpenter shot in his shop Royal street. on Wednes
day morning. by Marie Laheaux his former wife, considered
beyond hope Of The mueress has been caught
yet,
RECORDER BRlGnr's CoUnr.--Jane McCourt was
yesterday before the First District Court for
stealing bolt of cotton cloth from Rampant street
This the only noticeable transaction of the day court
! RECORDER RAMOS CoURr.-Wm. Mckenzie was
arragned yesterday charge beating Mr. Keller so VIC
ently connc him his bed Samuel Ieier charged with
perjury in swearing that he owned property in order that
might go bail for James Reid hotel thief various par
ties charged with petty offences all of whom held for
animation issued for the Saul Wilton
charged with severely wounding H. Mason Philip street
| by beating him with stick,
RECORDER SEuzESEAU's CoURT.-Henry Hightmar
examined yesterday charge of having so yoentl,
beaten Mrs. Story with axehelve on the LIST of Febrpar,
umo as to cause her death eight days aerward The
dcnce clear against the accused and he prison
await trial for mansaushcr. Dennis Byrne Barney Tiere,
and John Roland also before District Cour
for assaults and baeesnone Of them giving bail we'll
VIM Wilson, for assault and battery upon Henry Iampard