New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-09

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the election condensation Of Aud Walton relative to the
ccrsp of the Fourth District Court the motion dismiss the
appeal overrued The will consequently up on
its merits on Monday next.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Jean Marty, awaiting
retra arson, yesterday admitted to bail of $500
VIM DelHney Catherine Delaney VIM. Duffy Thos Douglas
VIM Doa and batteries were dismissed
by mol. pros.
Harrison j. Barney tried for larceny the jury failing to
agree discharged and the accused was reanded to prison.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-John Fralig was yes
cray sent the First District Court to be tried for
breach Of trust in selling leather and last which Sabn
Dupard f. m entrusted to him to make pair of shoes
with In default of bail he sent to prison.
Biceno arrested for passing spurious money upon
slave tho Vegetable Market aud in whose pocket found
fifteen quarter dollars sent TO prison to await exai
nation.
Emile arraisned charge Of throwing unl
bier head Of L. E. Lemare, in the National Cofee house
with intent kill him. He gave bail.
c. Ouraevch was arragGed n charge of picking gold
piece which Jacques Trgie dropped in the Vegetable Mar
ket and refusing to restore it TO her. lie gave bail.
Robert Smith, charged with beating and resisting policeman
G. Miller taatn street. sent prison in default of bail
RECORDER Sr1TH's COURT. --- Joaquin Gonzales
Farms alias Don Ayaa Venezuelan Penipotenary
ETC. Yesterday prison in default of 81 COO bail to up
pear on the 10Th inst in to the charge of passing false
check $50 upon Fuchs the shoemaker the particulars of
which published yesterday The Don submitted very po
sophicay fate having nothing particular to say The
checks which he had filed out in the checkbo he bought
with Fuchs money, signed W. W. Montgomery anu
were for $50 each The check pissed upon MI Fuchs was
signed Joaquin Farns the Don having taken boots
and shoes to the value s1 90 received S2 50 in good
change. We know whose pepectveo Baton Rouge
| is clearer than the l)oM's present,
John r Cous alias Jack Sheppard the notorious sent
to prison in default of 81 900 bull appear in
charge of being dangerous and suspicious yagrt
He was by Capt Moynnn Sunday night in the bur
the ST. Charles Theater whcre he made stout resist
ance and finally took refuge behind the He drag
ged out however, and the noise Of the transaction startled the
audience not a little
Hugh Kelley who Saturday discharged from his
brother in law Martin of stealing Mrs Cakes
daguercopype yesterday had Martin Dukes charge Of
perjury in max Ing. the said accusation and Martin sent 10
prison, be examined on the 18th inst.
Csnbrie Mitchell The man who raised the renens
new WAS cent to prison month in default of paying fine
Thomas Coulter, for raising and drawing revnl
yer similarly disposed of for similar deaut. Joseph
Brown alias }ucksho for carrying concealed met
tile Waldon for beating his wife Tehoui
street. John Smith and Pat Martini for raising row
annc street. ordered pay $40 each prison
Welsh and John Welsh arrniEned Charge OF
dangerously worndng John Corbtt with cotton hook on
Front street. Saturday afternoon They fennnded to
| prison await the result Of Corbt.s wound.
John w King held for hearing to-day. charge OF
having watch from Capt Phillips Of The steamboat
TecumSGh on Friday last.
Thomas Dnyre, charged with beating Herman kock aud
Richard Cnr1uoy charged with beating John Lawrence,
bail to appear for examination whennotifcd.