New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-16

! two negroes. he was released upon paving $40 +
The Chief 81 Police, for account Of the Recorder.
x. Turner Was taken out Of the varieties Theater
Saturday night for raising FUSS aud resisting m,
ofefing % shoot officer Tank, wLo had asked him Z
be quiet. He also got dismissal, BY depositng 81
for the Recorder. Sacom MITCHELL, Spaniard Va!
arrested on Poydras street on Saturday night Tor -
saulting officer Fleming with dagger with intent Il
kill. he wa kept in soak for chat with Assistant
Recorder Munroe to-day.
JOHN DIEDRrcH, German, was accidentally
drowned in the river At Jefferson City day or tive
since. The body wss recovered and an inquest held
| BY Coroner Young. An inquest was held on the
BODY 81 another drowned man, name unknown, found
opposite jefferson.
NUMEROUS MYsrERroUs RoBBsRIEs have lately
been committed In the Jefferson City Hotel, at the
Stock Landing. A day or two since, leo we learr
from the Jonrnal,) the robber was detected in ths
person of slave named Glenn, employed in the hotel
and belonging to Mr.. Gull the proprietor. Glen made
clean breast Of all he had done, and his master made
restitution to the parties robbed.
EDWARD BRADY, forlorn looking fellow, died in
the Second District Lookup on Friday night. His
feowprisoners said he had several fits before dying
The Coroner investigated and gave verdict Of death
by intemperance. 4..I
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-THe Great Bank
rupf Case.-The argument in the great case Of the
Commercial Bank Of Manchester VS.. Henry S. Buck
ner, closed on Saturday last.
This suit was brought by the Bank for the purpose
Of annulling the discharge in bankruptcy of the de
endant various specifications and charges of fraud
The adjourned by the District Judge into the
Circuit Court of the United States for the opinion
His Honor Mr.. Justice Campbell, on the following
points:
FGrst-whether or not the plaintiffs have sufi.
cent interest in the subject matter of litigation to
maintain this suit.
Second Whether or not the District Court has ju
risdction Of the case.
IArd-Whether or not the acts of fraud charged
ftaken for true, consulate such fraud upon the bank
rupt law will authorize the District Court to annul
the discharge of the defendant.
These points were most deliberately and Iearnedly
discussed by Messrs L. Madison Day and Randeil
Hunt Of counsel for the Bank and by Horace Gather
and E. A. Bradford for defendant.
His Honor Judge Campbell took the case under ad.
visement, and when he renders his decision on the
above points, the same will be nal and conclusive on
any other Court, and the decision will be conclusive
on the District Judge.
The RECORDERS CouRrs. - Assistant Recorder
Munroe on Saturday held the following parties for
examination: VIM. Brown, charged with violently
beating and kicking II. g. Taylor in No. SIS engine
mouse, On Glrod Stfeet Michael Needham, charged
with drawing revolver upon and threatening to
shoot Mary Grimes, on Julia street; Edward Kenner
charged with assaulting John Donohue with a dan
gerous weapon /; Michael and Ann Moran, charged
with using up Mrs. Martin Feeny; Alice Mahony,
charged with stealing silver watch, gold buckle,
and gold stud, from Mary Grimes room on North
Market street W. Thompson, charged with stabbing
Hugh Mu!dooney in the hip, on Friday night Hugh
being at the Hospital Mr.. and Mrs. Bianch charged
with striking Christina Alma with some blunt in.
strument and dragging her by her hair, on Annun-
citation street, and Christina Alma, charged with
previously taxing Mrs Banchi twice; Aeck, slave
Of Forgay, charged with wounding Charles Farrell
by blow with brick, in his own yard on Julia
street, and with outrageonsy abusing Mrs. Farrell
and slapping her face and Mrs. Pulls, charged with
abusing and threatening her neighbor Mrs McLaugh.
lin, on Magazine street, near Thaa. j. Mahon, who
charged Pat McGovern with biting off piece of his
lip, had to pay $40 for bis refusal to prosecute.
Edward Howard and John Devine, for stealing q
trunk from Margaret Bell were sent before the Fist
District Court.
Recorders Wilt and Long had little or nothing
to do.
Recorder Adams fined Emile Fonltz s25 for charg-
ing Samuel and Elina Schwartz with cracking her
skull, and then refusing to prosecute. VIM. Henry
for undertaking to talk to the Recorder like father
was sent to prison for twenty.four hours