New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-23
NUMBER 1s8
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livered by Judge DupIantier, and we give as be. |
low the principal portions of the judicial disposi
ton OF the questions, which says:
Ihat it is adjudged and decreed that the claims |
o. tns several creditors Of the defendant. j. G.
baIe, appearing herein M be allowed, as follows
James Mcilvain Il Co., for 100000:
Robert Little, for .4S4 IS;
W. W. Care, for 52329 10;
George Heatlon for SIe07:
A. Brown & Co., for sl77O;
u W. f. Crane, executor, for $1,000;
Simpson & Dorr, for s74o So; E
VIM. Ham, for $1,000;
VIM. A. Freret, for s9456;
Michael Condor, for 1854; t&
Geddes, Shakespeare Co.. for $ll75 93; r.
Newton Richards, for S25 As. ~
Its further adjudged and decreed that the heirs
of Morgan be recognized as the first privileged
creditors over the proceeds of the sale effected by
the sheriff, to the extent of sG3 $50 49, that this
amount be retained by Emile Gauche, the pur-
chaser at the sheriff g sale; that Emile Gauche
deposit with the sheriff sum sufficient to
pay the clerks and sher1ff's costs and
fees of appraisers and umpire that Emile
Gauche after deducting the claim of the heirs of
Morgan, do execute for the balance of his bid
such number of twelve months bonds as may
be necessary, to each Of the claimants, viz: /:
Saml. Janison, Jas. McIvain & Co., Robert Little,
W. w. Care & Co., W. r. Crane, George Heation
r. Brown & Co., Simpson Dorr, Geddes, Shaks
peare & Co., and Newton Richards, his just and
piU ldtd pTUpUEtOu Of Iil6 aIlOuUl COMING 10 ulln
on the proceeds of the sale herein effected.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE MAyoR.--Hon. George
Clarke, acting mayor Of New Orleans, yesterday
made the following appointments of sergeants of
police of the Second District: Octave Delarue
Ed. Thomas, E. V. Leclere, and S. Boullosa
special officer of Lieut.. Ramel. We have known
personally, for many years, Thomas, Lecere and
Boullosa, and we speak by the card when we say
that we believe no better appointments could have
been made. Sergeant Delarue has been recon-
mended as an officer Of sagacity and intelligence,
| and we are pleased to see him take the position
to which he is said to be entitled. We are ex-
| ceedingly gratifed to see our friend Boullosa
! again devoting himself to the detective business,
for we know he has very few equals in that branch
of the police department. .rrs. e.,.-.-
DYING Harbour defeated friends, the aspir-
ants for offices, who failed to interest the people
of New Orleans in their cause, are "dying hard
! They have gone to the courts, and we have NJ
hesitation in saying that they will 60 out of them
obtaining only the success OF paying, if they cal
afford it, the costs acerung under such eircum
stances.
Mr.. Stoddart Howell contests the right of oific,
of Hon. P. G. Mohan, controller.
Joseph Gros :presumes to contest the right 0
Recorder VIM. j. Ahern to assume the position Il
which he has been elected.
Eugene Staas alleges that Recorder Gastinel il
not entitled to his position. .. .- T.
We deem it unnecessary to give at length tn
ridiculous efforts to try and make causes Of acto
in these cases. We understand that c. w. Stautfe
the register Of voters has made himself responsible
for the fees of court, in the case of Mr.. Howe
against Senator Mohan. What is Mr.. Stauft
, about? Has he arranged matters SO as to see NJ
Howell through? Is Mr.. Howell assuming the vi
tue of poverty? We of course await deve
: opments. But if they are not forthcoming in
day or SO, we shall be obliged to ventiiate matte
I for the benefit of the public.
= INouEsr.-Corner Yeiser held an inquest yeste
, day on the body Of q colored man found buried
!; the rear of the Luzenburg Hospital. His mar
could not be ascertained but the jury rendered
verdict of Died from smallpox"
; DRowNEp.-A colored man named Edward Bar
; wood fell from the guards of the steamer Tin
, into the river yesterday and was drowned. III
body has not yet been recovered.
CRIMINAL CouRT--JudJe AbeH.-On motion
the attorney for the prosecution, Coroner Yeiss
was ordered to file in court the record of evldenc
in the case of j. +. Gruber "a
Hickey and Lynch accused of robbery, wer
, discharged by mol. pros.
Benjamin Jacobs was tried for assault and bal
i tero, but the jury were unable to agree.
A. Rodrgues and A. Hart were tried for la
T, ceny, but the jury had not agreed upon verdi
! when we left court at a late hour.
: RECORDER GAsT1NEL's CoURT.--Walter Rraz
I charged with disturbing the peace, carrying CO
!, ceaed weapons and shooting at woman, VIZ
t fined $50. -... .
The other cases were not worth mentioning.
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! alias Ward, was committed for trial to the cr
:, inal court on a charge of burglary, committed
> > the residence of Mr.. ds s. Estn, on Camp stree
' John, colored, was committed for trial to t
J; criminal court on charge of breach of trust a
y embezzlement.