New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-13

| ftHH " 1hcrI, appeiAnt. w. SerAnhine 80nr
ge"i7 ct al, appei!ees. Appeal from Fifth Judicial
| District Court. Judgment of the District Co1rt
avoided and reversed and cause remanded for q
| new Nal. FOorhies. j.
Vctoire Firgnie E9neaut, appellant vs. VIM
f. Cooley. tutor ad hoe. appellee. Appeal from
the Ninth judicial District Court Judgment Of
| the lower court affirmed Voorhies, J.
Itiisier and Marcy appellants, vs. R. A. Hunter
District Court. Judgment Of the lower court
affirmed and appeal dismissed with costs Land J.
Peter Homercis. appellant. vs; R. A. Hunter ct
al, appellees. Appeal from the sixth Judicial
| District Court. Appeal dismissed at the cost of
plaintiffs and appellants. Land j.
White, Smith and Baldwin, appellces vs. steamer
| Kate Dale Capt. Moore and owners. William
| Dale appelIant Appeal from the Fifth District
| Court of New Orleans. judgement of the lower
| Court affirmed with costs. Buchanan, J.
EIvira Hacket administratixa appellant, vs.. James
dicial District Court 1t is ordered adjudged and
decrccd that the Judgement of the lower Court be
avoided and reversed, and that there be judgement
| in favor of the defendants as in case Of non suit
| 3lerrck E.. J.
First DIsrrIcT C0rnr-Jjtd7c Hitd-- Bridget
Lynch, arraigned yesterday for assault and bat
terry, pleaded guilty.
Mike Mannion was tried for assault with dan
| gcrous weapon with intent to kill. and acquitted.
| David Graf and r. Boylan. charged with keep
| ing disordcrly house, were dismissed by noIlc
| prOseQu-
Ignaco Santa cruz convicted of larceny. filed
|
| the Supreme COurt.
John t'ugan was tried for assault with dan
| gerous weapon and intent to kill, and was found
| gnilty of assault and battery.
George ". Clark was arraigned for similar Of
tense. and pleaded guilty of assault and battery.
Dennis Tracy and James Dalton were tried for
assault with intent to murder, and convicted of
Martin Krnmklin was tried and convicted of lar
ceny. The Court sentenced him to two weeks
| imprisonment.
RECORDER MEEsoN'S CoURT.-Edward Briscoe,
charged by Vim. Fitzgerald with having stolen
property in his possession, was yesterday dis
missed, Fitz not appearing to prosecute.
E. Laley and D. Mcr rarty, charged with kicking
up the mischief on j. Collinss premises on Erato
street, were dismissed upon their promise to ern
crate from said premises. Elizabeth Meehan and
| Mrs. Russell for getting full Of wine and fighting
on Vine street, were required to pay $40 each and
F1rnsh peace bonds for three moRths, else go to
prison for a month.
Tom Dunham, for carrying slungshot, and for
resisting Lieut.. Boylan and special officer Miller on
st. Charles street yesterday, was required to pay
SIS or go down for 80 days. Norton Reynolds
dismissed from the charge of interfering with Off
Ger Elliott on board the steamer City of Memphis
John Morris and Dan Teen, for entering Mike
Fitzpatricks bedroom on st. Thomas street, at
about , A. NJ, Feb. 81, and carrying off Mike
pants and vest, containing $40 in cash and watch
and chain worth $50, were sent before the First
District Court, and in default of bail committed to
| prison.
Michael Kane, for passing upon the mate of the
steamer City of Memphis three forged labOr tick
cts, and obtaining 50 in cash thereby, was sent be
! fore the First District Court and accommodated
with lodgings at the Hotel de FremauN.
8 The following accused parties were arraigne
and booked for future examinations
e Henry BckfOrd, charged with stealing sack 0
J. corn off the steamboat landing on Monday evening
d Locked up for hearing to-day.
/ p. D. Orcutt, charged with raising disturbance
on EratO street, and Insulting Officer Carpenter
o Case fixed for the 18th.
ThA0lnS a charrA1 with rod
/ a. Fearing in the face with a COttOnho0k. will
5 intent to kill, on Monday evening, at the CONNER
/ cia Cotton Press, where complainant was actin!
asshippng clerk. Sent to prison in default of bail
H. NJ. Weymouth, charged with UnprOvokelIy
whipping Alfred Reeds three children with drov
ers whip oil Saturday afternoon last the chill
dren were passing along Apollo street, between
f tIiope and Clio. Bail given
Michael MrAIahon charged with aSsaulting John
Filz9ihbon with kte and pistol and bloody threats
G on the ith ult on Rampant street. between GiroG
0 and Julia, and threatening him since. Bail given
0 George WriglPy, charged with stealing from Mrs
e Ellen Morgan, at the corner of DIy0drs and Terp
0 sichore Streets a cage containing Il mocking bird
0 the cage and bird being valued at ST. Bail given
i John Hart, charged with smashing window or
the premises Of Mrs. Mary Ann Keenan,. at the
! corner OF E9lt0 and Magnolia streets, on the 81
h nst and throwing bottles at Mrs. X. and putting
. revolver at her breast as she fled from the house
\ | Bail given.
John Hart, the above, charged with further pest
e cring Mrs. Keenan, the same day, by invading he
e house, damaging her furniture, and breaking III
and destroying the knives and forks she had on he
d dinner table. Bail given.
:, Michael 0 'Connors. charged with abusing Jane
Finn and a3saultinG him with pistol, on the lt
IS inst, on St Charles street, with intent to kill
c Bail given.
,, Sli Mc,loskey and Liz Taylor, charged wit
wallopng Belle Thompson on Dryades stree
a Thomas roscrove, (above mentioned as havin
q assaulted ANA w0un,lCd Mr. Fearing at the Con
,e ncrciaI Cotton Press) charged by Corporal Dunn
e.;