New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-19
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tAAlAHDE'-he were visited yesterday Dy the father
and son Of whose publication of other
subsequent troubles, the Third District published in Mon
days Crescent They appeared 10 be upon excellent
and whilst The permitted an inspection Of his body
satisfy ourselves that lie had been co81ded reported
Ms the father expressed great grief that should have per-
mted the SANDERS Of his enemies geino columns We
can only express our regret Tint should have been led
such an error The story met in different places during
urday and Sunday and it varied in particular
and was certain public it entitled
place in chronicle Of passing events found
alton itseers than the old 1nnn of his son. after
counter publications, and imprisonment his bed
chamber.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-The only thing done in
this yesterday the swearing following gentle
Deputy Shes under Mr. Bell addition those WHO
in in the different the previous av ia
H. tpnetc Sosthene 4Andry, H. Aniry Alfred Pierre Ed
nond Frere D. F. Degouray F. Gener Simeon Bonosa
Lambert J. @ A. Holt, Hancke F. Penot and James s.
Foley r The following gentlemen who not present are
YET be ill., and then the list of Bel DEPUTIES will
be complete Charles Grandpe J. B. PeIern B. Albert
S p Fargo and f. Davis Judge Robertson in aijournng the
court adjourned it indefinitely He afterwards directed the
cernot 20 attempt TO do anything until the Sheray question
Shoui be finally settled 1t would be impossible fact for
clerk 10 do anything in the affairs He is under
Judge Rotertsons positive order have any dealings with
Mr. Iutty Sheriff and as Mr. ufty has possession Of the
parish prison and the jury hoH a orders jurors for prs
which would have be addressed Mr. Bell,
no more effect than so mitch blank paper or ehaff
SIXTH DISTRICT CoURT.-Ths Court was occupied
yesterday in hearing the upon Bells application
for lnandamns to compel Mr.. IIuy
Sheriff Mr Bradford appeared for Mr. Bell and Messs Price
Day and ThorlHs j. Durant for Mr. IIuy. After
had offered evidence III support of Mr. Iufty Bradford
had done likewise in behalf of his client. Day opened
argument. He argued with great lucdiy and force and
length showing the recent action of the Legislature
in variety of dscetable aspects Mr.. Durar followed
defended Mr utty with his usual ability Whenhe concluded
the continued till to-day O'clock the Court
adjourned .S.-:. l.sE
BOUND TO HAVE THE RIGHT ONE-7Judge Cotton
yesterday issued writ of seizure his court.
attorney the asked for duplicate writ,
put the hands of each Sheriff, Of each party claiming
Sheriff. that both shmoke the seizure place its legality
beyond doubt. Accordingly Nrr. Iluy and Mr. Bell
each served with writ, ami each deputy
seizure Whether both Shcrifs will collect fees, if not,
which will among the questions suggested by this
| estng state of affairs
POLICEMAN ALGEo.-This officer who was so
udcro,sIy beaten Monday night supposed by his
physician to be little the mend last evening. though his
situation was still precarous. He specifies all day
| Police FIGHT.-Officers l.. A. Revoile and Wm.
Henderson had roushndtble in front Of the Second Dis
trct guard1ouser las evening One earn whipped the
other. 1t all about dispute whether Euy Bell
/ WAS legally the Sheriff.
AccIDESTs.-John White, who had a thigh broken
while cutting down about five days hundred miles
up the and Patrick Rodgers, who had of his ribs
fractured board the Belle Key, the Red Church, by
alleged beating the hands of the brought the
gerously wounded.
! RECORDER BRIGHT's CoURT.-The case of Capt. A.
oynan, charged by policeman Peter Ilusy with ncnacug
him with dagger, and beating him will, brass knuckeS on the
night Of the 81 inst yesterday after partial examinations
i'll which nothing to the prejudice Of the Chief shown
tinuc 10 the i Instant the Recorder taking the Chiefs
i rccogrizalce fer his appearance.
following parties discharged H. Eearscy
charged with obtaining goods fraidnlenty; Henry Norman
charged assault and battery attempt main
negroes and white charged with being accessory
stbbug Of Wheeler, Gedcs Co. IS slave hoy Sam, the ID
inst and various parties charged with petty Offences
Conrad Incr. for nsauing Bridget with dangerous
weapon bound to behave for six months The notable
of the sent 10 tile workhouse VIA en
Taylor i George W Martini comparatively deceut looking
fellows by TOO dangerous and suspicious to s
| fer to NJ large.
The following parties nraigncd Jnue AcCrah chnrg
ed with stealing $40 from the pocket of Lynch while he
asleep in his Lafayette street. in July Of last year
fixed for the 2bal NOT given. Robert Gregg charged
with aluiHs his wife Ann, with; repeatedly threat
enng her life their residence, corner Of PALMYRA a
Derbigpy s;reets-fXed for the a7tb-ba given JOIN
johnson, t. charged with deserving from slip Thona
Perkinssen prison await his captains orders Patriel
AHa, charged with attempting force
Farres pEen>ts on St John the Baptist street. with
in:enbat given apper the 26h Brenan charget
with raising great row in Pat Mray's cocelouse the
ner OF Jua and Commerce street. trying strike Murray
wife with car and smashing OF Murrnys furniture
bail given TO appear on the 2ttl
RECORDER RAMOS CoURT.-John Lynch was yes
cay sent before the First District Court to tried for
tempting pass counterfeit S. bill Farmers Bank
NeUeky Hpo A. flHnncser. In dcfa!lt of bail sen
TO prison Frank &ellon accused of larceny and striking
policeman failed appear og examination bonds wer
declared orfeis Mary Netkn c. accused of larceny
discharged. s.=. =
Prosper Jeansquin was before the First District Court TO
assault and battery upon Denis CaEsba furnished Bar
baru Filler before the stealing cotton
the levce--sent 10 prison.
Mary Pcobeie and daughter arragued on charge