New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26
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GotaL Sntelligente.

MoRTU ARY.-The intermentsin the city cemeteries
for the week ending Sunday morning numbered only 81
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The contest case Of
Canonge Piles relative the office of Fourth Justice of the
Peace, taken yesterday The empanenen of the jury
occupied the greater of the day few of the deposkons
taken outside Of the submitted to the jury and then
the put till To-day
ACC1DESTs.--Anirew Jackson, a Norwegian sailor,
reported such, is lying Mt Charity Hospital from
the effects of fall from rigging ship the Second Dis
rc: Franklin Harris also at the Hospital being disabled by
a fall On the levee whilst Intoxicated.
REQrIsITIoN RECEIvED.-The Chief of Police has
received reqnson from Governor Morehead of Kentucky
the shman Andrew Burns accused of the murder Ct The
Rhodes in the of Louisville during the election
August last The requisition transmitted to Gov Hick
who will doubtless comply without delay.
A PROMISING GIRL.-Several families residing in
the upper part the city, uped robbed recently
by rather pretty girl of fifteen. The plan Of the young lady it
said, introduce herself orphan, frendess and
alone world only glad hire herself for the
houe without wages. The first night after being
established she would let in male confederate, and in the
morning would be off with whatever valuahles they
could lay e hands The girl said to be unconmon
touching persuasive in her appeals well capable OF
PLAYING different in different places and it to be
hoped those of her victims who on her track Will
come mp her before she adds victims 10 her list
RECORDER BR1GHT's CouRr-There were upwards
of hundred customers dock yesterdays miscellaneous
bruers redshrted greasers pfeFin
Dutch girls gambling negroes reckless day ETC. ETC.,
nearly discharged Richard Person. Bridget
and Catherine Farrell all accused OF larceny were
nlnincd and discharged
The following parties before the First District Court
John Clark for carrying concealed butcher knfe Andrew
Caseo for keeping disoder ppng on belord streets
Philip Hudson for stealing four dollars and half from H
Schwnrs money drawer at tire Of Cypress and Mag
noa Streets David Taylor for sabbng Benal Le the
with fork No. III New Leyee street None Of the
accused gave bail. 5
The following parties were arraged
investigation J. W. Robinson charged with stealing twenty
bales of cotton from the of the ship in
April last he Of the said shiphe who
brought York last Deputy Sheriff
March m bail of S00 required but not furnshed
Mrs Sarah Reed charged wpnmneing Rachel sayer and
pitching of her at No. IS Triton Walk, on
Thursday last fixed for theh; bail given Mrs Catherine
Gibson charged with beating Catherine Barnes, Theresa
street Friday ast fixed for the lh bail given Michael
Mccarthy charged with carrying liked for the s
bail not given Leonard charged with beating Andrew
Caselo and choking and beating policeman acGinn, on
Tchouptoulas street. Sunday morning. fixed for omorrow
bail given Nancy F. Caseo caughssang coal on the
levee, was examined and discharged ss
RECORDER RAMOS CoURT-Philip Bajou was yes
teray arraenel on charge making away with which
R. Wilson, c. left with him for repair about three months
ago. He gave bail to appear when notified =
Mary Williams slave arraigned charge Of keeping
teuoar note which John Calan entrusted her to get
changed on the inst Her gave bail for her appess-
ance.
Charles McCary made affidavit that John Crear aided by
two acconpces knocked him down St Peter searched
his pockets took his neckerchief from his late on
day night. Warrants were issued
Minerva Norton colored, who keeps house on
Canal street. between Rampant and Basin made atdaS -
eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon she visited o %
white women named Ruth Mcdonald, Eliza Emory, anu ss
Waterman each being with cowhide and tha ea Y
them gave her violent cowhiding; after which they iee
all the croekery on table, and cut her in th lofes "
blow with sugar bowl Warrants issued for the aFFes OF
the two. -. -,
Elizabeth Porter complained that Wn Fanston gave hes
-. tn -, - r p;.nyille and Burgundy streets and
Michael Nolan complained VIM Hogan "split his bead
with n sone,, on the Ievee. Warrants issued
, RECORDER sEuzESEN's CouRr-After duly dis
If tho rmn,es in dock yesterday, Justice Ingenbahl
] he following complaints and issued warrants for the ar
rest of the accused parties 7s g.. - ~
Nv 1hp Roberts, complaining that H Riouxs dag bit him on
scoIv street BY Gaspard Hammer complaining that Jehn
Wshard gave and his wife violent beating OH the leyee
leu ST Ferdinand and Montegu streets and by Augnss
o coplanng John Hshe had been making dark threas
| against him.