New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11

she boards, on Customhouse street1 came and
signed her bond, as she was abundanty able to do.
and took her back home in triumph
Its extremely doubtful whether the Mississippian
will ever see his ring again but his respect for it,
and the drunken circumstances under which he
parted with it, are such that his name shall not
appear in these columns.
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS. -Guillaume Reris.
appellee, vs. Michael Hebert, administrator an.
i peliant-Appeal from the Sixth Judicial District
Court OF lberville. Judgment of the Lower Court
avoided and reversed, and judgment given in favor
of defendant with costs. Land, J.
r. 6. Harper appellant, VS.. President, Directors
and Company of the Commercial and Railroad
Bank of Vicksburg, appellees, Warren P. Ander,
son, lnteIvenor- Appeal from the Tenth Judicial
District Court Of Carroll. Judgment affirmed
| VOORHEES,, j.
>. Coleman, Britton & Withers appeees, vs. John
t,enimore, Board of Levee Commissioners, gar.
cial District Court of Madison Judgment of the
Lower Court reversed as to the garnishees, and
cause renanded for further proceedings upon the
garnishment process. Judgment as regards de-
fendant affirmed. Buchanan, J.
| b, A. Anderson, appellee, VS.. Edward Sparrow,
| appelant-Appeal from the Ninth Judicial District
Court of Concordia. Judgment of the District
Court avoided and reversed, and Judgment rem
dered for defendant. Duffel = J.
Alex. e. Penn, appellee, vs.. George Crawford,
| appelant-Appeal from the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict Court of St. Tammany. Judgment of the
| Lower Court avoided and reversed, and Judgment
rendered in favor of defendant. Land, j.
Austin McWilliams, appellees, VS.. Henry E.
Moore, appelant-Appeal from the Sixth Judi
eial District Court of Carroll. judgment affirmed.
| Duffel, J.
William Peters, appellee, VS.. the New Orleans,
jackson & Great Northern Railroad Company,
appellants-Appea from the Sixth Judicial District
Court Of New Orleans. Judgment affirmed. Mer-
Augustus Talbot, appellee, vs.. Julie E. Mario
neaux, widow Thomas Cropper, appellant-Appeal
| from the Sixth Judicial District Court of Ibervle.
Judgment affirmed Duffel, J.
Succession of R. L. SchIntt, Wn. Creevy, ad
Illustrator, appellant, VS.. j. Marks et ais, oppo
nents, appellees-Appeal from the Sixth Judicia
| DISTRICT Court OF lbervie. Judgment affirmed
Girard Sites, appellant, vs.. Commercial and Rail
road Bank of Vicksburg, Warren P. Anderson In
terventor-Appeal from the Tenth Judicial Dis
HES, J..
Grayson, for use of Lawson, vs. Andrew Paris
appellant, B. B. Starns, Sheriff. defendant in rule
apPeHee--Ap ppeal from the Eighth Judicial District
| HES, J.
P. ?. j. Martin, ct al, appellees, vs. P. C.
B,anehln and Antoine Giraud, appellants; Stanislaus
| Piapan, receiver, appelee-Appeal from the Fifth
| District Court of New Orleans. On rehearing !;
rehcaring refused. Buchanan, J..
John Carmena, appellant, vs. Mrs. NJ. Blaney,
| appelIee-Appeal from the Seventh Judicial Dis.
trict Court. Judgment of the Lower Court avoided
| and reversed VOORHEES, }.
VIM. B. Robertson, appellee, VS.. VIM. Spring,
appelant-Appeal from the Eighth Judicia Ibis
i trct Court of St. Tammany. Judgment of the
District Court avoided, and plaintiffs demand re-
| jected, with costs.
Ramon Martinez, ct al, appellees, vs.. Antoine
isodrgpez +. M c., ct al, appellants Appeal
| from the Fourth Judicial District Court of Ascen-
sion. Judgment affirmed. Buchanan, J.
VIM e. Kennedy appellant, vs.. Joseph S. Bos-
siere, appellee, and Joseph S. Bossere and wife,
| aappelees, VS.. VIM. E. Kennedy and Sheriff, appel
lants Appeal from the Eighth Judicial District
| Court of St. Tammany. Judgment of the Lower
Court avoided and reversed. Merrick, G.. J.
Payne " Harrison, appellants, VS.. G. W. Wat
terston, appellee--Appeal from the Eighth Judi
clal District Court OF Livingston. Judgment of the
| Lower Court amended and affirmed. Merrick, G. J..
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Hut.-Georga
Samuels convicted by jury trial of the crime of
burglary, was sentenced to four years imprison-
ment in the State Penitentiary, at hard labor.
| In the case of Jose Serrano, alias Pepe Mala-
gano convicted of murder without capital punish
ment, on rule taken by defendant, a new trial
was granted. The defendant, through his counsel,
asked permission to enter the plea of guilty of
mansiaughter, and the Attorney General accepting
said plea, the accused was remanded to await the
| sentence of the law.
In the case of John Mccarthy and Edward
| Burns, charged with larceny, the latter was dis
charged by n1oHe prosequi and the former entering
the plea OF guilty, was remanded to await sen
tence.
Patrick Noonan, charged with assault aud bat
terry, was, on motion of the District Attorney, dis
charged by 1eoAe proseqati
Charles Gordon, alias Robinson, was arraigned
to answer to seven different charges of burglary
and larceny, and pleading not guilty, remanded to
await his trial.
RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURv. No important
cases were disposed of yesterday.
| The following accused parties were arraigned
and all gave bail to appear for examination when
notified:
VIM. Coffin, charged with cutting John Halligan
| in the neck with knife, with intent to kill, on
| Tuesday night, on St. Charles street, between
| Gravier and Common.
Mrs. Laur, charged with choking and trying to
strangle Joseph Nett's little child Denis, at No. G1
St. Joseph street, on Monday evening.
Annie Orr, charged with dangerously woundng
Pat Kelly in the head, On Dryades street, on Mon
day evening; admitted to bail because hospital
certificate declared Kelly to be out of danger,
Mary Hamilton, charged with selling grog by
the glass without license, at her variety store on
Basin street, between Poydras and Lafayette.
John Rnehardt and wife, charged with violently
beating Maria Patterson and scratching and wound.
ing her in the face, on Tuesday, at No. 244 Circus
street.
RECORDER BLAcHE's CouRT.-Clarisse, slave Of
| Lanaux, was examined upon the charge of arson
and, after the hearing of evidence, committed for
due appearance before the First District Court.
The usual docket of vagfants, etc., was appropri-
ately disposed of.
RECORDER LoNGs CouRT-Thos and Mrs Kaya-
naueh were charged, by the affidavit of Catherine
Heyden, with assault and battery. The accused
gave bond for future appearance.
Simon PoreG filed an affidavit charging Marie
Gardavng with breach of the peace. Arrest
and due proceedings were prayed for.
RECORDER ADAMS CouRT.-Francis Wood filed
an affidavit, that Michael German and his wife
Nancy German are in the habit of disturbing the
peace of his neighborhood of st. Andrew, betweer
Liberty and Howard streets. A warrant was issued
and the case fixed for the 18th inst. Bail Of $2Ul
for each to appear.
Michael UIrioh charged George Diegert witt
having, the 7th inst. at the corner of Ninth ant
Annnnciation streets, grossly insulted and abused
him, and he further charged the same DIGGER
with being in the constant habit of disturbing the
peace of said neighborhood. The accused had to