New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-27
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Ended cs CsuaL-Yes-
eray in the of Canonge Piles conesng the Office
Fifth Justice Of the Peace the jury rendered unanimous
dict in favor Of Mr. Piles the defendant and American candidate
We learn that the punf intends taking appeal to the Su
Court Nothing else done yesterday There will be
court to-day The Of Alpuepe Bezou, contesn
the cershp of the Third District Court will for trial
tomorrow. s fs- "
FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT-Theresa Kiddenr0gh
yesterday sued for divorce from her husband Aaron c. Thop
Alleged neglect to support beating
and kicking and public defamation of charaetera after hav-
ing been married only two months g. u E. Schmidt ara
counsel for petitioner
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr-Louis surgi yesterday
sued city damages alleged breach Of
contract has been damaged the extent Of
s5 by the city holding him to his part of the contract for
repairing the Third District whilst e city, failed
its of the contract his failures owing alto
gether to the citys failures. 8sa3 Ets
AT THE HosP1TAL.-The following are among the
latest sufferers admitted into Charity Hospital Storm
ayan, badly kicked by his mule Charles Hammond shot
in his right thigh he whilst in sk8 by steamboat
watchan Ralph Phelps shot in the leg at Pontchitla
the Jackson Railroad by man named Grer and Michael
ka in the neck and badly beaten byaunknown
ST. Philip street, Sunday night - -
A MoNsTER.-Michael Gerald, q German, was ar
rested Bacchus o'clock last night by policeman
Zeger, for being drunk and engaged henish attempt
commit outrage the person of girl thirteen years old.
He duly calaboosed
RECORDER BRIGHr's CoURT.-The following parties
yesterday committed for trial in the First District Court
after due examination :r"=-,
Patrick Mcdonald robhng the residence of MI Shordge,
the of TchoupouIas and Teypchoze Streets eighty
five dollars worth of clothing verwae bail refused
John Lee, cons& tie of Mcdonald for stealing gold
and chn Studs SO in cash, and other articles,
the residence of Mr. Len Lay, the Of Paeanier
and Race streets bail refused ~
Peter Burns for secreting himself in the Merchants Wares
| house with felonous intent; bail not furnished
And John Herner charges of eubezzn $50 IN cash and
stealing selling divers and nd articles OF clothing all
belonging George D. Ckrfsophe at No. l3 Poydfas stre
by whom he employed bail furnished Mrs.
Christophell tried 10 get Herner swearing that in taking
money from her money and selling his cloth
ing he was acting agent On the other charge Of
knocking down and choking Christophe, Hener dis.
charged being that Christophe had ordered him to
leave the house. and approached him with upfd poker
As already published Chrisophe has suit for
divorce from wife pending in the Sixth District Coutl
Denistonn accused of larceny and host of petty pa
and drunkards discharged. Thomas Melvin acessn
of beating and threatening to murder Bfddy Flynn anu |
band, required give bail for his good behavior u
OF which he went to prison.
Thomas Heunessey araigned on charge OF s' - ~
cts from around the shade trees in CohseaH . L;Sar-.
pont, the guardian of the public trees, having ~
Fixed for the llth-bail not furnished . ,.t
Mrs. Olivia Higgins arrasued on ehaisS - ps ~
tol George Coleman. on Front Le'ee ' ~ ~ - 80 ,i
beating him with nm iron hoop, his own shop al
@ t,dy hreas made on both occasions Fixed
| for the llth-bal furnished oi$
pvc,pnrR sEuzEsEAu,s CoURr.-AF Warrants were
.d for the arrest of Christian Feeht charged WIN
flnioy dtsposng gun which Charles Aeister ten nun
and Of Ba1e Ieger f NJ c. ehaFse't Nfltsi s''os - '
| Marie in the left arm with khiie'
RECORDER RAMOS CouRr-The following accused
sr. Yesterday discharged Richard Partngton, accused
s ,nv George Fernandez f c., accused OF the same
Jane Sweeney accused of the and Nn eE aeeeSeo
| of violent assault and battery.