New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-13

block up the passage of the alley BY series o
pnysleai exercises not in harmony with eiegan
PIolc PL aisPlay bHt very suitable for the Bride o
Aoydos. These parties were sent to the Work
house for sixty days and to be placed in separat,
M Mike Comfy and Mary CAREY, for 4 like in
,n.h ware sent 70 the same place for three
Fools AND KNAvEs.-Few things. saw. I'D Col
ton. are more destructive Of the best interests o.
society, than the prevalent bnt mistaken notio v
matt .aas !. requires vast deal Of talent to be sue
shes that odium which ought to attach III frand ~
the part Of those who suffer by Il, Increases also
ae telnpsat,on 70 commit it on the part Of those
no,1 wno Prona by It since there are many who
mould rather pc written down knayes than FOOLS
f'ft mere we have both fools and knaves and
neither successful ' -
| " Hliam Collins and John Murphy would steal q
John y from Prosper Barba, of lso Did Ieyee and
u y consequence, Recorder WiItz sent thera to the
Parish Prison until the 18th inst, to await the re-
| sur q their foolery and knavery.
Joseph Gullck, too, was led into the act N sfeaI
ing several pounds of lead and it being too heavy
M Ior him to run away with, he was caught and for
hnS hs kaavery W and foolery he was 70 tie Work
| .1 npuae n{ recorder WHtz for ore month bearing
the epithets Of vagrant and Ioafer. aII ~ Wick he
levce. A Z -'''a' iio1''sss "orh On the
James eifsony also, without discrimination ma IL
caat vai,ad y W Iransgressor being hard stole
eoal vaiaed a. ~. and believing ii not sufficiently
warm, likewise stole bottle or whisky the whisky
opened his month. and his mouth hi fooIerv ana
III nis roguery, and al shut him M IN the
| 14th. y 1ei'sss's uh''l 'ne
And there's Martin Rooney, TO-. 1 man ub,
could have graced plough, spade, o. . dray. by
knavishly purlon certain goods, he nror,t1 1n~ ~
Luke Walsh, and as matter Of course Ts,Es Il had n
| him up before Assistant Recorder Monroe vho
VII. VIII N turn have M him up again on the 20th.
so again with ThOs Bronner and Mrs. Bonner
for alleged larceny they are sent to tiJc tender
mercies of the First District Court 70 receive teir
deserts and learn their errors or foolerytoo late
And last and least here we have Mary Briggs, q
I. W c., with bad eye and compile exion who
must. must necessarily y appear at the First District
Court for stealing the property Of the steamboat
Hiawatha." !" Captain Dicks had to prosecute
porary destiny. -
The EDrToR- CUTTING CASE. This case
somewhat of an interest to certain portion NJ onr
journalistic friends will be up on the I4tl instant
before Recorder Monroe.
| FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr.-,7,adqe Edolesson .s,.n
foi. Ddnadges.-Louis Mestier rs. The Opelousas
Kalroad Company and Ambrose Lanfear-This
case has occupied the attention Of the Court and
Jury Tor the last few days. far as relates to lat
ter defendant. The plaintiff in his petition. al
ieges that the Opelousas Railroad Company and
1
OIL Sl5 ,obo that the petitioner is owner and nos
SCISSOR OF tract Of land on the railroad and was
| engaged IN clearing the same when the Railroad
COMPANY, m conjunction with Ambrose Lanfear,
under cover OF an injunction issued from The
Third District Court impeded petitioner III The prO
cess OF his work, and by inhibition Of the said
Company, who collusiyely assented to Lanfear,s
injunction, the plaintiff was prohibited from trans
| porting any wood, etc, from off his lands. The
Company have since then-to-wit in June. I854-
enloined Its agents not to transport wood etc. for
peut,oner; and he AYERS there was not shadow
| Of right for the defendants thus interfering with
| his trade.
The defendant in answer denies that either indi-
vidually, or in concert with the r. r. CO., has he
eyer done injury to the plaintiff, or impeded him in
his lawful business And respondent denies that
| plalntif owns any land on the ridge Respondent
admits that injunctons issued at his instance.
to prohibit the squatters bordering the Railroad
| by right OF purchase, and to inhibit the r. r. ca.
from transporting such wood, but these iniunctons
could in no wise affect the plaintiff who did not then
own an arpent OF land in the parish of St. Charles,
and the plaintiff . swamp lands since acquired are
thlrteen or fourteen arpents from the r. r. Co.
Respondent AYERS that plaintiff resigned his, and
with view to make it pretext for claim on
respondent ION for damages and placed the timber at
| a point embraced within the limits Of the iniunc-
ton, trespassing and doing on the lands Of the
respondent, and well knowing that the trains would
only take nP freight at the fixed stations and that
Boutes a Bayou des AHenands he would lonht-
less have got It freighted. - ,'''s.s
The jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff IN
the sum Of sl0,OO0 but new trial asked for this
| week. -
?. Soule, Esq, for plaintiff; NJ NJ. Cohen and
Henry st. Paul for defendants.
RECORDER SUMMERS COuRr--AssisrM Recorder.
Monroe presiding. - Yesterday this court pre
sented O. motley group Of persons from all nations
green There were thirty five cases Of found drunk
and such another thirty five we have not seen
since the days we slipped hard cider and whipped
the school teacher But let the drunks go while we
briefly state that Frank Farrell, for carrying con-
cealed weapons, was fined 3d. but not having that
sum went to the P. p. After him came Walker. a
regular hookey-Walker darkey, the slave of Mi.
Philips, who ran away from Jail five months ago,
put VINO was yesterday caught and sent back again
after severe resistance to the police officers daty
Then came VIM. Quirk, who assaulted the wife Of
| ", Mm Adams, and who gave bonds in $3.50 to keep
| gave the bonds And here comes Thos, Jones.
looking like the ghost of Banquo on the chair.
charged with assault on Frank Howard with intent
to Kill; (. z. for ten days was his lot. Now we
| have Robt. DALEY, charged with assaultinp Jno.
Grant, and for the same he pays s5 and leaves And
here is Mr.. Ed. Coxson who finds the lynx-eyed
police Of New Orleans too much for him, SO he
cious one at that *
But don't let us forget Coleman Connolly. who
was dismissed Of the charge of assault and battery
on on, Lawrence Maloney, Richard McNally and Dan
HISdiioh, Wlio iedreu ". " ana a StllnE-SfO
Up comes Geo. NJ. Stella, a swift gentleman, who
is charged with being suspicious bird, and gets
80 days in the Work-house.
| Come up, Mr.. W. Carry and state !. how about,
| this hash which Mr.. G., McGrath charges you with.
| On! you don't know, eh? well, you can go to the
p. 2. for 80 days And he goes.
Oh Mike! You Mike Maloney! will We never 90
home, Mike? Never, indeed, until you learn when
and where to dump cotton rs per law. Mike is
fined $40.
And SO you are here, are you, Mr.. Mike McDer-
mott? And for disturbing the peace, too? Well.
take 10 days. Mike, in the p. P. 5S .
An, Sarah kestlon, how ill it becomes You to be
in this crowd, charged with assaultng and pulling
hair, and upsetting the peace Of Mr. Henry Kahn
and wife. But we will see who is who on the 2lst.
and in the meantime give bonds, Sarah, in the sum
of $3.50, to answer. Yes sir;n and she gave it.
Look here, J. B. Shoredice, you must pay IS for
disturbing the peace, and j. B. S. pays it.
Antonio Campbell, come up and finish the list.
Pay s., sir for insult and abuse SIR Court closed.
Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday
ST CHARLES HoTEI-Dr p Scott and family Va;
laIkn Miss Felton, Geo Foster and lady Lamh FELTON,
and lady lhila; McCants aud lady, Westpoint g jan
dom Janlon Y; Oshorne, McGutchon and lady G
Tex; Farisl Ky; 5 Stcsal Gas j Pebcs Il Goodwin
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