New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

to receive Gov. Bashfords message. TIE objections
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SgfaI gdeIligeaee.
MORE JUDICIAL BEEL1eEEENcY- ease Of the
down Justice who's being subpesnaed by Justice Brad
asserted tat he could whip that fnnctonay and all his
officials yesterday eciipsed, thrown aiada
otherwise hopelesaly and eernay consigned the
action Judge Robertson occupying seat
in the Criminal Coart. The way Of if this
Mr. Daunoys Deputy Sheriff Hufts was standing
up leaning against post Az standing up Cors tieh
necessary Whenever crowd had before been
considered disrepecEl Mr. d was conscious Of acting
and therefore, considerably asonfshed when
Judge Rohertson IN harsh sit
down As MIR DauHor did drpp instant the Judge
ordered Mr. Bell went To-
Daunoy and putting his hand shoulder ordered him to
sit down The latter told MI hands OF of
him, and once took hat from he desk d. ttoef
intended leaving the Court Tie Jndg ordered him be
seated again. and Andry Of him Daunoy
said he wonld not sit down then ordered By the
Judge to put him Of Court attempted to do 50 forci
bly,, whereupon Daunoy His Honor directed
Deputy Sheriff Grandpre the two seized
upon hir-Dannoy al the time touch his
Judge Robertson then a voice Of
wrath him that man outt # he
resists you Kill him il It be z
There being great deal Of feeling III eor ts
order as might have been expeeed, excite
tnent and as Daunoy remained firm, would have rs
DIS friends had persuaded to 70 bits;de Id vpnt
out the Judge ordered him to prison sys for
tempt q court Andy went to execute this found
Daunoy surrounded by Indignant and resolue
personal friends, who, believing he had BEEN outraged
aFowed fatiy that he should go prison Andy
Gated this to the Judge ordered send for Mr. Bell.
During all the time that Daunoy ontsde there Wis much
loud talking and excitement in the passage the judge not
having the rage which possessed him, e
claimed in pempoy Indignant tone Of voice
addressing Deputy Sheriff that men,
about sixty Of ten@ Necessary IN assist
Randell Hunt wio had been during all these proceed
ings here sad that the Uo1rt please hs would
be glad to make His Honor the
young gentleman to he begged the under
stand that he did 50 as The Court1
and not counselot Dahnoy told the Judge tha il
he committed had better do accardin to
law commitment had made had Danov been
questioned as 10 whether he intended contempt by nr
that Mr. D. doubt thought that he had treated with M
indfgnv and that better to have an ex
planaton before proceeding to extrenaies S
The Judge then ordered Dauno brong into court and
with the advice and consent of his friends osye the Order
the matter explained The Judge stated that he o
Daunoys action in standing wfuI contenpt of court
Mr. replied that he had meant such thing that hav
ing BEEN seemed TO him. wantg nsuted he had fst no
disposition to obey subsequent The matter ended in th
Judge revokng his order and Daunoy departing in peace
Considering the natural annosy that prevails between the
two classes Of citizens who crowd the during the
progress Of election trial. the order Judge Robertson
kill rash and insane the degree and had ii led to
the splitting of bloods undoubtedly have done but
the Intervention Of Rande madee Guyol both
members of the American blood would most assured
ly have rested on his head. 81
f INQuEsT.-The Coroner yesterday, held an inquest
the body of VIM Van Dyke Holande tsenfy-ons years
old, found dead board the ship Lady Westn1oeand at
Post 49, Third District Terdct-cane his death from in
tena hemorrhage caused by stage which was hoist
ing, falling upon him. z s.-4..4-.--
AcoIDESr.-A carpenter named Michael Pinneran,
yesterday fell from twosto scang Magazine street,
u,dh hrota ofl l,isj jarc s+o1-,, Il
A WOMAN SToNED.-A woman named Mary
Mcpherson, badly beaten Corduroy Alley on Tuesday
night by brute named John Doyle also wounded her
badly in the forehead by blow stone She is at the
$ hospital, and he is hiding somewhere.
: @BURGLAEY.-The residence Of Mr.. George Clarke
stClaude street opposite the Place was entered
by burglars Tuesday night and robbed variety Of valua
BILE articles Of which the valuable gold watches
II with chains and ornaments The robbers got breaking
Of glass in door fronting side alley removing tbs
fasenings inside They passed through room in which
e negro sleeping went into the chamber which
Mrs Clarke sleeping searched clothing atels
If available place without being detected eeate
8 way they came. EE5
= y STEAMBOAT RoBBERY.-About 5000 worth of silver
- was stolen from trunk in saeroom board the
~ Natclez Saturday evening last 1t believed
act perperaad while the boat was yet at the landing
l. FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-The Grand Jury yesterday
N reported bill against Tensns for robbery As ou
readers may remember, Tenant last year on
u charge of evyng black mail upon Louisa Niles Will
she seated caage Union street. awaiting
val of gentleman Tenant being policeman time.
The election conestation puene Bezou was IN
but got no farther than the empanelent of Jurors
and the exciting episode elsewhere mentioned occupied til
e time Of the court during the day. a = 1sts' FE
. ;, THIRD DISTRICT COURT Triumph of The Lere
II anersFhe twenty sao boarding keepers runner
imprisoned by the Mayor for refusing pay the hnes
by him. yesterday taken before Judge Kennedy on
R1dd nl5r;dc
and Shackeoy appeared for tho prisoners essrs
land and Cohen for the city After hearing the argument
which occupied the greater part of the day. Judge Kennel
confirmed the writs and set all the prisoners at liberty
W FOURTH DISTRICT CouRT.-The case Of Holnlf
VS. Wilt. in which the plaintiff asks of mandanus
compel the defendant to the Office of Recorder
w Mortgages was arghed yesterday and submitted to the court
of FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr.-Antoine Doll yesterda
IL asked Judge Augustin for divorce from Louise Perea
b whom he married in 1883 Open adultery with sever
individuals is his alleged grievance and G. G E schm'
are his counsel ,s .--..4-.z n. zT z@E
os- RECORDER RAMOS COURT. Estonf, shoedeals
ab of Old Lvee street. yesterday aaisned on charge
mn receiving and selling lot of shoes been stolen fro
John Hanson, shoe dealer of New Leyee street. He ga
- -, bail to appear for examination
tile John Neunan was arragned charge of threatening
md drink blood Of Ecro The vampire gave BAIL
bi Alex Rubel charged with beating Clementine Grant, of
gnaiy street. s. percival charged with beating Felix 1.-Two
Is threatening kill him but for the presence wife
Edward Birch, charged with violently beating John Saliva
were all arragned aud held for hearing 8 *s@ #5f
sta s REcoRpEE BR1GHF's CoURr-George Andersd
yesterday sent before the First District Cour be tried
a brualy beating and kicking Brown and attempting
led her with penknife on Union street the 18th ul He ga
bail. E-H
James Lawless and VIM wilson, accused larceny.
Robert Howes accused of assault and battery were
ot The only workhoused Thomas Co
cannon cove celebrated aehns meat from the butcher
hv stalls in St. AIary,s Market.