New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27
THE COURTS.


The Board adjourned.
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT DECIsIoNs-Ellen NJ. 1gnaga
| and husband, appellees. VS.. Thomas f. Matthews,
appellant. Appeal from the Tenth Judicial District
Court. Judgment affirmed, Veorhies, J.
George Jones, appellee, vs.. Daniel Byrne, ap-
pellant. Appeal from the Tenth Judicial District
! Court. judgment amended and affirmed. Bu-
chanan, j.
Joseph S. CuculIa, appellee, VS.. A. W. Walker,
| appellant. Appeal from the Second Judicial Dis
trict Court Judgment of the lower Court avoided
| and reversed. and remanded for further pro-
cceding5. Voorhies, j.
Mrs. L. Periat appellee, vs. A. Fernandez, ap-
peant. Appeal from the Fifth District Court of
| New Orleans. Rule discharged. Buchanan, }.
Emile 0. Webre, appellee, VS.. Raymond 7. Gail
lard, appellant. Appeal from the Fifth Judicial
| District Court. Judgment of the lower Court re-
verscd and annulled, and case remanded for fur
| ther proceedings.
Pierre BreauX, Jr,. administrator, appellee, VS..
Florence Leblanc, administrator, appellant. APP
peal from the Fourth Judicial District Court.
Judgment of the Lower Court confirmed, as far it
orders the sale OF property, and avoided and re,
versed in all other respects, and cause remanded
for further proceedings. Dniiel, }.
Caleb StcinsprIng eL al appeees, VS.. Bennett II
SprIguc, appellants. Appeal from the Tenth Ju-
dicia District Court. Judgment of the Lower
Court avoided and reversed. Merricz, CD.
Peter Alexander, appel ant, vs. School Directors
of the Ninth School District appe!ees Judgment
of the Lower Court avoided and reversed.
| Frances Ailemaa ana vile, dppeIlees, vs. MI huu
Mrs. Jean Bcrgeron, appellants Appeal from the
Fourth Judici! District Court Judgment affirmed.
Merrck, e. }.
Thomas O. Moore, Governor, appellant, vs.. John
Valndingham ct ais, appeilees. Appeal from
the Tenth Judicial District Court Judgment of
the Lower Court avoided ard reversed. Daffel, ]:
Oran Hackct, appellant, vs.. Felix Lenares and
Thomas }. BufIi0gton appellees. Appeal from
tile Sixth judicial District Court. Judgment OF
. the lower Court affirmed as between the plantiti
and Felix L"nares, and Judgment as between
plaintiff and I. J. Bafngton avoided and reversed.
Land J.
George W. Smith, appellee, vs.. H. R. Horrell
appellant. Appeal from the Seventh Judicial Dis
e trict Court Judgment affirmed. Buchanan j:
: Mrs. Martha Haloway, appellee, vs.. Police Jury
d and P F. Starns. Appeal from the Eighth Judi
cal District Court. Judgment affirmed. Land j
; John Perkins, appellant, vs.. Mrs. Eliza c. John
d son and others, appellees; Appeal from tn
| Seventh Judicial District Court. Juu9ment al
y tirmed. Land J.
il Hugh brown, administrator, appellant, vs.. Wi
liam Sadler, appellee. Appeal from the sevent
er Judicial District Court. Judgment of the lowe
~ Court avoided and reversed, and cause remande
Id for new trial Land j.
Ea qrram wife of J: G.: puol, appellee not, y y
IS, William Burlingame, appellant: appeal IRON IN N N
ne Eighth Judicial District. Court. Judgment of TIL
ed lower Court avoided and reversed. Merrick c. ,
70 RECORDER EMERsoN's COURT j. Manning
" charged with stealing from Mrs. Burke on TchOuI
" itOulas street, drawer containing SIS, was di
ro charged. The usual number of drunkards an
~ small peace diSturber5 appropriately dispose
W j. J. Cummings charged with stealing frol
n Charles B!aney, at the corner Of Fulton and 5
~, Joseph Streets Sl2 worth of clothing and trol
: Mrs Blaney trunk and contents worth $l5, wa
I'd to prison in default of bail, to be examined
40 the 9th proN.
~ Mrs Blaucy, above mentioned, was charged b
or her husband, Charles Baney, with threatenn
of his life and striking him in the head with stick
a. a. wood with intent to kill She was held for exam
ar nation on the same day.
- M,lln phur rod with hpatiDr WjnDV
Conncll, and scratching her face and pulling he
re hair, on the 22d inst, on New l.cvee street, b
in tween Erato and Thalia streets, was also held IL
it, examination on the 9Th.
- George Lohurn was held for examination as
,r dangerous and suspicious character. Lieut.. Bo
ed Ian who arrested him, recognizes him as IN 0
pcnitentiary bird: In his room on Carondel
ce street. ucar poydras, found lot of la
he books, stolen out of the etliGe Of H. Madison Dh
II law books stolen from somebody else, and articl
OF clothing stolen from Mr.. Gribblc's store.
lal RECORDER BIACuE's COURT.-,Ioscph McMaste
H. charged with larceny, was after eXamnatio
il. committed to answer to the charge before t
M First District Court.
Ii Jacuups Shepperd Mrs Rose and Mary Mccain
Nv bell were accused by affidavit of Jane SulIivu
- with assault and bnttery. Arrest and due pl
,nl ccpdings were asked for
,c Joseph Manning. charged by affidavit Of Gcor
Norway with receiving stolen property, KNOW
100 the same to be stolen, was committed to await d
10 | examination.
RHconpmR ToHG'S CorHw.--The case of Andre
HS johnson, f. m. e., charged with committing
e, crime against nature, was examined. Alter t
aIH hearing of evidence, the accused WAS co,hNltt
to The Parish Prison for dur appearance beto
to The First District Court to answer to the charge
'I' this heinnu5 crime. ~
&c. Th,s. Bugn3, A. Iomar, Mrs. Smith aud Ca,
'G Ii, TopIcv were srveny brought to the bar
Hh answer t9 ,hn charge OF Il breach Of the p"0t
No evidence bcur offered to sustain the scvc
la- charges, the accused were discharged and |
TIC ,2Ds ,pb SouIuPl llprtXpI filed
affidavit charging Henry CAillet wien larceny,
NJ icUniously approprlatng TO his own uses a g.
ON watch and chnn whose proper place Of dcpo
oSS was his (leTonent'S) vest pocket. Mrs. Lewis
Us. accused by the affidavit of Paul llSey win
breach of the peace, in grossly insulting ana Al
sing him. Proper proceedings were prayed for
inr RECORpHH ADAMS COuRT.-Thomas Behan "
las Yesterday charged by his wife, Cornela 5ehi
80 with a breach ,f the peace, and breaking the /
to niturc of their joint residence on Felicity rot
1ar between Fulton and Chippewa Streets Inc
cuscd in default of bail, was relranded to prs
for to await examination.
to TIE TEnRIBLE ISttNDArIoS IN HoLLAND-l
an" AZ late floods in Holland have swept over wide
tent Of country, and reduced sky thousand I
The sons to the depths of poverty. The King has C
i5o tlibutcd thirty thousand dollars 10 l'ir relief,
~, of his private purse and efforts for reIie' are be
lse mad" but there is still much suffering Ii is att
5oy that the Eiug ls, OF is about to offer great +
to those who best plan place Of salty in
shape Of d hi}i for villa gers aud country pc0pi
'l' resort to id Holland, in case Of foods like the
rcd. where also they may secure their movable p
nrty from thn waters, Il i to BE- CaDabiC Ol s