New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-15
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The Bsnicfs Boy Heenan, NJ learn IN bseu
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lsnged for 45oo dds, the 6ght 70 tske psacs afek
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dechned' NOS De'os n sf'm. so ~ 70 naies.
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down OF house on New Leyee stress, nsax Csnnon
street. and landed on the banquette. Hs Was badt9
bn,t A a n.tter NJ cour.e tle vunder 4 ~ "
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on.1'sy hosP'1ai " special on1cef SsuP'.0o.
FInsr DIsrHrcr CoUrr. Judge Hunt follow
N. Eisernng, for assault and battery, two montks
/ in the parish prison.
| John Kelly, for assault with dangerous weapoa,
| three months fn tie parish prison. =
John Wilson, for ananlt and battery, 80 hne 81
| one week in the parish prison. Il
John Miller, who plead guilty TO assaut with dan-
WIN. willow charged Win bargialy - wbo pIssd q
guilty TO larceny. eishtees monthse pssiteetaEJ.
/ Raphael st. Amant, charged vi1h aGsnls With H.
tent to murder, but who plead guilty. d 6anlt win
intent 70 Kill, eighteen months |. - pssist 1IoaL
Juan Montex, for aanult and bnttefy; ungNeskA
| the parish prison. Sa s sa8ss ss a n
These we're all the sentences,
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Juan Ayana and Nicholas Justjn. convicted u -.
ceny had tbeir snDIication for new triaI sralaA
before the Cont Judre HINT decided u ers1t Yli
new trial. a asked upon which he Distfict Aitog
ney, for reasons which be gave, dismined them b.
The Grand Jury, having been in session during tho
morning presented the following findings
John Mason, charged with entering dwelling With
| intent TO steaI-a true bill. 8
Jacoh Panilin. CHARGED With breach OF trust snd
! embezzlemeut-a true bin.
Joseph MirabelIa, alias Fraucisco Parta, CHARGED
| Fernando Barba, charged with receiving aolea
! property-not q true bill. s zs3
FOURTH D1srRIcr CouRr-Jxdge Price -Hanau
CO. ys. The Crescent Mutual Insnrsnce CO. The
On the following grounds on lie 7sth Noyeshsr.
1856. petitions for ia own ana othes account -.
tered into contract Of insurance With the defend-
.nts VIM a0reed IL inaure the cnoti shin s(0n,nha
her boiv tackle. appareI and oeher forniture assn
adyentures. dams aes and pers of he 49, RI RI
4 space Of one year, to the amount Of ten Thousand
| dollars. The premium. 80 Der cent vas psid The
ship was valued as stated ID the policy Il $4,000
The Colombia sailed from The porf of Caliso.n
being seaworthy, properly risged, proyisioned and
stored, for her contemplated voyage 70 Coves, "a
or 18th June, she encountered high bead sea, and
| experienced great stress Of weather 81 wind ana
waves. which caused the ship 70 labor badly, and
become badly strained thereby causing her "a snrn
leak Of such matter that Il Va im5oesble 70 stcD
4. She a had IL IL mt hacE intp fhe norf ' n
CaJao. "A survey was made and the cargo ordered /,
to be discharged. a second survey M thef,
made BY Captain r. s. Hier, master Of the ship
Tirrell Of Boston. CAPTAIN w, r. Davis OF the shi;
| Miwaukie. Of New Haven, and Captain N, West 81
the shin Carpenter Of Calao Their report va that
the ship was badly strained and wrenched throuehopt
from stem to stern from the kelson to the pepkshre
that the stanchions were found loose, ard many *
them guaged from one-half TO one inch, many X u
iron straps securing the heads of tie stanchions
broken, the fastenings more or less loose from the
sraining OF the ship particularly abreast and IN tho
manmast in the between decks the stern and apron
bear strong evidence OF having worked, the bolts ia
all the breast boats show that they have worked ana
the stern frame about the transon shows marks ol
! having worked. The Surveyor recommends certain
REPAIRS the estimates for which, after due advertise
ment were received and amount to $2s 4s1, far ex-
ceedng fifty per cent. Of the real value and estimated
value Of said ship. II the ship had been repaired she
would not have been worth at the place 81 repais,
double the cost OF REPAIRS the city Constituting id
ship constructive OF technical total ioss under the
terms Of the policy. sas
Petitioners aver that the master advertised for !
loan of 900 bottomry bonds upon the ship her
hull ETC., but there was tender made by any per-
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