New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22


Sew otIsahs. Jpdgmest partially reversed and par
bialiy affirmed.
Price, Converse b Smith. appellants y Merritt
Ris5T q co. appelees Appeal rom Fourth Dis1res
Court of New 0rleans Judgment as regards dissnfs.
gal Of the attachment issued 10 tbe case affirmed and
Cause remanded for further proceedings. Land, 4.
James J. Cole, administration, appellee, Vs. James
B. Robinson appellant. Appeal from Fifth District
Court Of TerreboHe Judgment reversed. MeFfieks
CD.
state Of Louisiana, 4ppellee, Is. John G. Conner,
appellant Appeal from SIKH District Court Of East
Baton Rouge. Judgment reversed Cole, j.
Arsene Wiley " c., appellant vs.. "A. B. COufeeile,
appellee. Appeal from Third District Court Of New
Orleans. Judgment reVeFsed. Buchanan, J.
Fl. G. & w. E. Ashley, appellants, VI. Waiter Z!
Campbell, appellee. Appeal from Second DlssF1cs
Court Of New orleans. Judgment reversed, Cole, J.
State Of Louisiana, appellee, ys. slave Henderson.
appellant. Appeal from Fourth Justices Court Ok
East FelIciana. Judgment reversed Herrisks p. IL
Thomas Hale, appellee, ys City Of New Orleans,
appellant Appeal from Fourth District Court oa
New Orleans. Judgment reversed and cause re-
mauded. Merrick, CD.
John Coleman, appellee, Va. heirs Of James Ballard,
appellants. Appeal from Eighth District Court OF
st. Helena. Judgment part reversed and the ether
part amended and affirmed. Cole ].
John 81. Book, appellee vs. Vim. III. Ballard ct ais,
appellants. Appeal from Eighth District Court OF ST.
Helena. Judgment part reversed and the other part
amended and affirmed.
Wn. 8. Scott Co., appellants, w. g. 6. BogeEt and
Simeon Toby, Jr, appeiees, Appeal from Fifth Dis.
trict Court Of New Orleans. Judgment reversed and
cause reTnanded SpohoTd, j.
james Turner, appellee, vs.. Edward Healeys appel
aHt. Appeal from Sixth District Coartof East Baton
| Rouge. Judgment affirmed, Cole, j.
T.. z. billi0tt, appelees vs.. J. B. Robinson ct als
/ appeees; D. A. Long Warrsnt0r, appellant. Appeal
from Fifth District Court OF TeFrebonne. Judgment
| affirmed. MeFriek, G. j.
| Bernard Graham appellee, vs.. Eliza ]. Egan, ap-
/ pelant. Appeal from Fourth District Dourtof New
| Orleans. Judgment reversed. Merrick, CJ.
w a. StansboF9ughi e, ais, appellees. vs. James
/ Fl. Wilson, appellant. Appeal from Tenth District
District Court of Madison. Decreed that plaintiffs
recover the land In litigation but thar the defendant
holds possession until plaintiff shall pay 5000 for the
1 improvements made Buchanan, ].
| First DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Hlu1t.-There were
/ no trials in this Court yesterday.
DR.. Matthew Mahar was to have been tried for mnr-
der in shooting and killing the boy Callaghan, in the
| Fourth District the circumstances Of which, as re-
ported at the time, ust still be fresh 10 the memory
Of our readers but like almost every other Important
trial things were not ready on the first set day. and
| it had to be continued.
| RECORDER SUsMERs' CoURr-The usual number
Of reckless ones who had undergone the varieties Of
getting drunk in the streets and s0beTng Oh in the
Lookup passed in review before the Recorder yester
day morning, and were dealt with in the usual kind
and cOnsiderate manner. One crowd OF SIX, CONSIST
| ing Of two Patrcks gtwo James, John and WilsmJ
we're required to pay % 80 each or go to the Work
| house, for taking drunken social snooze on the
steamboat landing TO the great scandal Of the Cir
cinnati whisky barrels, which the only legitimate
| whisky.hOlders of the said landing. One Alex
Smith, picked up beastly drunk, with pound or two
of silver coin in his pockets vas lucky, as tbe ponce
found him before he had chance to be robbed, and
he had to leave only FIVE of the dhs with the RecoE7
| der for his nights lodging.
Wm. Rodgers charged with entering house on
POydras street under suspicious circumstances was
lucky enough to be discharged.
Bartholomew Riley, cah-driveT, was fined $40 for
trying to extoFt money from Matthew b. Steele, on
Monday; agreeing to take him and his trunk from
the Tivol Circle Railroad Depot to steamer at the
foot of Canal street fer half dollar, and then, on
arriving at the steamboat, refusing to give up the
trunk unIess he was paid three dollars and half-a
delicate advance in the price Of fare Of six hundred
per cent. Bartholomew Riley, we think, got on dog
cheap. The number Of his cab, or the cab with
which be tried to rob Steele, is No. l42
Joseph Mozart, alias the Professor, distinguished
for travelling on the strength Of bis knowledge Of
phrenology, being hauled up by officer Dalton, was
sent out to practise his science in the Work-nouse
for the next six months.
Thomas Gernon for drawing pistol upon George
Diehr, on the 9th inst, was made member Of the
Peace Society.
charge Of having helped Mrs Eliza Farrell to rescue
her husband Thomas Farrell from the custody of
Officer Burroughs who had arrested him for carrying
a concealed weapon at the corner OF Magazine and
Gaiennie street. on the 18th inst
Pat Rooney and james Burke charged with hay.
ing bnrgarOusly entered the sfateroom OF Robert ~
McColongh and wife, on board the steamer Gen. Pike,
whilst coming down the river and about ~ miles
above the city, on the 18th November and stolen q
lot Of clothing a knife gold button, and upwards
of $500 in money, were hauled up for examination
but for want of prosecutor of evidence, or some
thing of the kind, they were discharged.
Samuel Love, charged with manliestpg the love oE
of a HOttentot toward James Wade, by Wading into
d him and knocking him down with stick Xavier
Ernest charged with getting mad at ms wife Fran
cesca and proving himself in earnest by chewing her
!, thumb and Offering TO carve her to pieces with q
# knife; and James Lewis, alias Flood charged with
being too dangerous and suspicious to be free were
t all discharged, for reasons satisfactory TO the he
cofder.
( John Collins, YOUTH was arrsigned charge Of
i having shot and dangerously wounded another boy
. named Henry WestermaR, on Sunday evening, on
Cypress street shooting him in the right side with
: shotgun loaded with shot. VIM. Cargo step-tathel
of the wounded boy made the affidavit and saore g
3 his belief that the boy would not recover Collins
Il was sent to prison to await the result,
: John L. Lee was aTaigned on charge Of having
stolen $44 in specie from beneath the mattress @
Peter Curren on board the steamer Falls City Wbils
living at the levee on the morning OF the 10th inst
In default of bail to appear he was sent to prison
James Wade charged with assanlting and threat
a ening David E. Brown, and annoying his family
n during his absence from the city and putting him
i bodily fear etc. In default of bail, Wade was sent t
prison. to be examined on the 18th.
RECORDER WILTzs GoURT.-Mary Ann Harris
p for not knowing how to let Mrs Widow Foley alone
id was Yesterday made member of the Peace Society
ia p Harlan, for keeping disordeFiy eoIleenonse
4 Water street, between gustomhonse ana Canal an'
- Charles Robinson and Daniel Gorbet charged VIII
breaking open trunks in Hawthornes boarding mouse
a. at the corner of Hospital and Front Levee Streets o.
the 18th inst, aud carrying off watch and othe
yaluables were examined and discharged for want Q
IL, evidence.
ed REcoRpER ADAMS COURT. ]. Bellanger wa
er Yesterday examined on q charge of having shot
III officer FL W. JONES' in coffeehouse on Ninth stree
about eighteen months ago, whilst in the diseharg
nc of his duty. The affair in which the shooting va
ho done was the Gascon butchers riot, of which du
w. mention was made at the time. Bellanger escape
from the city at the time, and returned only . FEY
days ago, when he was at once arrested by Jone
to There was abundance of testimony to identity an
se impcate him. and he was sent before the First Dt
on triGt Court for shooting with intent to kill under ba
of of $1,000
N, ORLEANS THEATER.-The grand opera Of I'll
Sc Huguenotsf is to be given tomorrow night
he -~ ss- ss-
or CHRISTMAS is AT HAND, and none know it bett
he han me boys AssAos 'aey a.,