New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
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n ,prry Hosp,rA1.-R Report for the week ending
last evening: :,
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3po.pn ~ IA ss1sTANTf ALDERMEN--Ths body
f;,ea 4 last pursuant to previous adjournment
Al half mast seven twelve members had assembled and
there was no prospect of the nuuber increasing mn adjourn
sment was had 5s@
I've FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-The eleetioncase of Aud
walton occupied during The morning session yes
tefday being nothing in the testimony specially worth
porting The evening session occupied with petty criminal
The trial of Henry Heman for manslaugher,
Thursday night resulted in his conviction with recommends
| tent mercy =45y.= t iii
FOURTH DISTRICT CouRT.-The case of Jacob L.
Winter Nixon Adams, came for trialayeserday
Messrs Miller Lacey appearing for the prosecution and
Messrs Durant Horror for the defence AS readers
the know, Winter wants 900 for certain edito
articles which appeared iii this paper last spring, question:
his eligibility the Office of Recorder of the First District
for which he candidate. jury epaneed and the
examination of witnesses proceeded with till after three ocloc
when the continued till II o'clock to-day.
FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr.-The sealed verdict which
was rendered in the case of J. A. Sherman vs. A. f.
oyan ais, Thursday evening" opened yesterday
1t favor Of the plaintiff to the extent of $50 damages and
COSTS The sued for $1,000 the grievance being
alleged false arrest and imprisonment of the plaintiff last
year. of fracas with Mr. Hunter ST. Charles
/ street. 81. s-4f. & s'E i .s..- '...
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRr-The suit of J. B. Horton
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plaintiffs suit was for damages Of 00 for alleged SANDER
erlets used in reference to him in the Daily Pcyune in
of his assault the boy Sandy employed
inthat office about two The jury gave verdict i'll
favor of the defendants with costs Messr Woodbridge and r.
and Mari conducted the prosecution and MI defence
4 b.. LOVING HEARTS AND BLOODY HEADs:-One of
those little romantic episodes that ever occurring in the I'M
of life focus yesterday in hotel on St
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MI, I;t,, A;eon Who &c rasnec,alle Northern trader
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- - , ot innroo,o bo IN tbe ,ender
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a no"s' ~ ,. ~ 49, 49,. @ H.; ;ts r; avon 80
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becoming apIllses u ms, az o"ee oe ~ wv esi
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ne ol man tu soou - i'l Nv
was pau ~ "a ',eF - o 1s's .rY ,,, 80
furthermore reported 10 nave !" uese''eu wig ~ os Ill
existence somewhere ...t
me ieloM ho"eNe', "".eo ,e so''e s :. ~,
place anu not darlns 10 e'ef INC house "oo t 'he nei
ty perioncaiy, ana dolge ABOUT ie cofnt 'i as
waiting for nm opportunity 10 exchange o''a1 WIN 'e
young lady whenever sne %o' 'ppe"f npon e pees' "
which she had access NJ ae iahsea ~ pe.''e
III shininrs ohon ;ss heinz tod him
mpc md very uulappy Young man with heart
10 her ia leave her fathers iron rule and y
q tren Of t,e world will, him etc The fellow became noto
rims IN nj, c nerbtors Int e father who had provided
win, b; sick could never him about tie house:
and being not more Than half ms large as the Iishmn did not
,ik do, q a1,iso,,e n an in scarc, Of him 5
l Thus matters wagged until day before yesterday when was
snorted tn The old man that te Ismun had left The civ and
TINT he might lake his daughter back 10 the hotel OH St. Charles
street with safety This he had no intention doing however,
On lie ay his daughter having occasion to 20 out shop
ne /, connany with lady nroectress the latter discovered
NJ RAJ Whkers watching and following them ut distance
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upon inquiry ascertained fellow had left town.
and other circumstances led him into the belief that con-
Ind been formed for the purpose Of getting his daughter
within her lovers reach again and this he considered good
cause for ian acon So waving considerations supe
ror age and inferior size stamina trnsy club,
visited the Irislnan in his room at the hotel
street and pitched into him sans ceremoe lie gave sew
erol violent blows head causing blood flow freely
and the Irisman reaaed by wrestling the stick from him
and giving him equally bloody head in return The uroar
Of the fight drew the other inmates OF the house into the roo
and the combaants separated just as the old man was very
naturally coming in for the worst OF the battle
The young lady shocked seeing her father come home COW
cred with blood MS well as at hearing that her lover was in
similar bloody condition. took on as all sentimental misses do in
similar eireustancesgave herself up to the fearful woe in its
sublmest depths And so the matter stands at present. The
young lady think sto be pid her father iso be praised
and the red whiskered individual the current rumors about
him arc true, should be booted out OF town.
RrcoRpER BR1GHTs CoURr-Charles perron was
Yesterday sent before the First District Court for knocking down
Sarah Tou and cutting her the left hand his endeayor TO
ab her in the breast with knife in house OH Gaver street
on tile evening of the lst inst. Bail refused.
George Soval before same attempting to
murder his wife by firing with pistol through window
of her house on Basin street whilst she lying with
her daughter dis stepdaughter) on night inst
II that the and his wife had separated for some
cause other that he became frantic because she would
him home again and whilst in That state of mind
gave himself up the prompngs of the demon of blood Pre-
viously that he had eeavored TO get into the house by
breaking window, had threatened the life of his wife
tn DfS ln he ia