New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

and sentenced to two yearsinthe penitentary Judg.
Mary Block and Philip Ghelback. appeIlees, VI |
Bertrand saloy, appellant-M. Marigny and ]. I
Judgment affirmed.
james Saunders, appellee, vs J: "; Carroll Ct a.,
Judgment affirmed.
' ND. Marvel appellee. vs. A.G: Manouvrier, ap- |
pelI.nt; Appeal from Sixth District Court Juds-
Thomas Buckley, appellee, vs. F. Lacroix City q
Court Appeal dismissed-not filed in due time.
William 4. Underwood, administrator and appsllee,
Second District Court. Judgment affirmed
2. 8. Austin, appellant, Vi. james Vaughan and 3.
HILL owners of steamboat ID. 8. Stacey, appelees.
Appeal from Fourth District Court Judgment re- |
versed. x
Joseph shepperd ct al, appellees, vs.. Horace sher
man ct q. :, appellants; ri Appeal from second Dis
Morris Emanuel, appellee, w. G. T. Mann, Beess 4
Bogart, intervenorsJ. Wright, security, appellant
Appeal from Fourth District Court. Judgment a.
firmed sl 8s @
Succession Of Robert Richardson James WLite and
opponent, vs.. appellants Widow Emma Richardson
appellee. Appeal from Second District Court. Re.
hearing refused:
James B. Williams and Joseph Shepperd, appellees,
vs.. Asa Payson ct al, appellants. Appeal from sec-
ond District Court Of Plaqnemine. Rehearing re.
fused.
A. Beer & Co., VS.. their creditors. zolliconsr /
Blank ct ais, appellants vs. ". G. HINT Co. ct al.
appellees. Appeal from Sixth District Courts APP
John Hughes tutor ct als. appellants, ys Robert L.
Hughes. tutor; appseee Appeal from Second Dis
L: Elkin & Co., appe,lees, vs.. New York and New
York Steamship Company, appellants Appeal from
the Fourth District Court Judgment affirmed.
John B. Beniss and wife, appellees Appeal from the
Third District Court Of Jefferson. Judgment affirmed.
J. A. Barell, appellant, vs.. ]. Y. Syzmanski, ap-
pellee. Appeal from the Third District Court Judg
| ment reversed. g.' fA
| FIRST D1srRIcr CouRr-Judge Hunt.-Pat CAL
| laghan and NJ Doll were yesterday dismissed by
nole prosequi from charges Of assault and battery
George and Mary Tate were similarly dismissed from
a charge Of malicious mischief .s5,,. 7s
John Fabian was tried for assault and battery and
Daniel Holdreth was tried for keeping grog shop
4 without license and found guilty. 81. 5r'si;
O. HOtard was tried for falsely impr1soning man,
and found guilty with Recommendation to mercy.
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURT.--C. Docteur was ex.
amined yesterday, on charge Of receiving stolen
brokery, at the 6 Reyal and Toulouse streets
ladys gold watch, which James Barcus anu tiis
lady owner Of it identified as having been stolen from
Barcus house at the corner Of Rampant and Perdido
Streets in October last. The lady accidentally dis
covered the watch by seeing it IN Docteurs window
one day as she passed. Doceur showed that be had
taken the watch on pawn from stranger, not know
ing it to be stolen. He was discharged, and the
watch restored to its owner b,
| David Gibbs and his wife Hannah, and Andrew
Finnegan, were sent before the First District Cour
for stealing two bales of cotton from the yard Of the
Merchants Press, early on the morning Of the 10th
inst They were unable to give bail, md had to &c
back to prison.
Anthony Ryner was sent before the First District
Court for tapping the head Of Peter Graemmer witt
his whip -handle the 10th inst, at the corner o.
4 Orange and TchOupitOuias streets. ia lA
Charles Sto was dismissed from the charge of whal
ing Franz Durr and wife, at the corner OF Race and
Tchoupitoulas streets, neither OF the Durr's ap
Martin Ladomo was sent to the Insane Asylum to
be treated for mind diseased. He had been taken
, up as dangerous and suspicious character.
The following parties were arraigned and booked
for examination: lia6
} Margaret Dooley and Mary Curran, servant girls
charged by DR.. s. Hardy with having on Sunday
either BY themselves Or with the assistance s q others
street; taking $240 in cash, and gold watch, dia
mond rings, bracelet, and other Jewels to the valn
Of $780, Bail given by both to appear on the goth
and insulting Elizabeth Batson repeatedly knocking
down Ezabeths sovepipe, in the alley used BY both
between their houses and finally assaulting Elizabet
and splitting in her face. Bail given to appear on tn
t 2Sth.
i John McCabe, charged with beating VIM. Pipe
4 with club, and bruising and wounding him ser
: ousy Saturday last, in codee.house at the corne
| OF New LeVee ana SOutQ MaTket StE6ttS. Dali give
to appear on the LIST proxmo.
e Bridget Mcbride, charged with giving Ezabet
i Leibenguth violent blow on the mouth, on Basi
: street. Case fixed for the 2Sth.
a RECORDER W1Lrz's CouRT.- Policeman Edwal
Fagot was yesterday sent before the First Distri
:, Court to be tried for an assault nd battery upt
Louis Werlng, in entering his house on st. Phil
e street and arresting him without warrant and dra
eng him through the streets to the Lookup, witho
ia giving him time to put his hat coat or shoes al
: abusing him on the way; all on the 9Th inst. Fsg
r. Prats was sent to prison, to await examinati'
on charge Of having stabbed Jules Vecq with inte
,e to murder on Monday evening" at the corner o. "a
y badly wounded the affidavit against Prats beir
n' made by officer Ross, who arrested MIN.
IT Alex. Mussich was examined on the charge OF ha
" ing stolen two punches Of bananas from Anton
~ Dolschi, and dismissed for want Of evidence.
Policeman ]. B. Carrlco was arragned on cbart
of having assaulted and violently beaten Joseph Ian
he Of No. II Carondeet street. at bafpas IL o'clock
ut Monday night, at the corner Of Canal and vile s
ed, aiding the officer and likewise beating him. u
rico gave bail to appear.
i'd Francis Miller, charged with brutal treatment
NJ his wife Martha Maria Schneider, residing at No
. R,mpart-she having lived apart from him for thl
q; years past by legal separation Of bed and board
. I; was dismissed, having already been punished b
gs fine Of $25 Or month Imprisonment.
,;r Mike Conerton gave bail to appear and explain
- he punched VIM. Hogan in the face on Monday ev
Of ing in Water street coifeehouse.
irt r. NJ. Montgomery gave bail to answer to
charge of having violently beaten and kicked Hyp
v, lite Thompson, I. M. c., yesterday morning, on
~, levee whilst employed in unloading the steamer
NY City and afterwards beating him with piece of re
no Thompson believed he would have been killed but
The the intervention of other people.
Charles Montesquieu, 1. m. c., was examined o
charge Of breach Of trust, and dismissed for wan
in evidence. AIS
nm Jean Jacques Bachre was dismissed from
- charge Of throwing bricks at the showcase Of
'es whitman, on Dauphine street Mrs. W. not app
,ot, ing to prosecute
lion Scrid gave bail to answer to the charge Of ha,
ha sold glass Of liquor to slave, in his cabaret At
~ ~ corner OF Bienyille and Burgundy streets
The REcoRprR LoNa's CoURT.-P. Halton, owne
"a carriage No. So, was yesterday let on BY =
" Cournes who had the carriage arrested for reca
bed driving Mrs. Parks was dsmissed from the cns
ully Of disturbing H. B. Lamberts peace, Lambert q
i of molliHed Baptiste Csrtoo was dismissed I9m
charge of passing counterfeit $i0 Mi oa Az y
'ney Frederick there being proof that 20 Knew y
into counterfeit, and he having made tne Wy sooe
Anna Myen was fined o. so, and made men
ural os the Peace Society," for the especial comfort
"a of 0rstdcaton Of Mrs.. Philippine Martz her neigh
Al the corner Of Eysian Fieds and Ciaiborne sr
su's william Brown taken up by Lieut Simon, daI
az IN, tt,a ttr.H4N