The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-06

Crescent City, and needing small praise from us.
The hungry and the thirsty will find George"
friend in need, and II they leave the salon empty.
ii will be their own fault. We heartily commend
yictor's to the public.
Run OvER.-Yesterday man was run over at
the corner Of Camp and ST. Joseph street. by
heavily laden wagon. His leg was broken in two
places. Further particulars as to his name or
that of the driver of the wagon We were unable
to obtain.
MAN RUE OvER.-On Friday night about nine
O'Clock, Mr.. I. d. McPeet, a gentleman well
known to our steamboatmen, was run over by
Magazine street car at the corner OF 81. Andrew
street. His right ann was bfoken and other in
juries sustained. large circle OF friends will
regret TO learn of this casualty to man 30 well
known and so generally liked.
THREE BOYS we're arrested on Jnlis street about
two o'clock yesterday, by officers Murphy and
Crowley, having in their possession a piece OF
goods for ladies' skirts, marked " Brattleboro,"
and supposed to have been stolen.
SIXTH DISTRICT CoURr.-Jobn G. Barelli, res
ident OF New Orleans, presents the following petit
ton:
That on the 18th March, 1850, he purchased
from d. d. Rogers. agent and attorney In fact of
Pauline Il. Morgan, widow of George Morgan,
and others, the square Of ground, with all the i'm
provements thereon. situate in the First District.
and bounded by Camp, POydras, North aud ST.
Francis streets, as per notarial act.
That Emile Gauche is now, and has been for
some time, in possession of said property, and
refuses to give up possession, though amcabiy re-
quested, he claiming ownership under pretended
purchase at pretended sale by the sheriff OF the
parish Of Orleans, 18th Nov. 1885, in the suit OF
samuel Jamison Us. ]. G. Barelli, Sixth District
Court.
But petitioner alleges the sale to have been
illegal, and that it conferred no title on said
Gauche, nor did Mr.. Gauche acquire any right or
title thereto, whatever but holds and pretends to
hold. in violation of petitioners rights, damaging
petitioner in the sum of sl2 O00 and in the further
sum of $500 per month, for the use OF the prop.
erty, from judicial demand.
Plaintiff further alleges that the sheriff, at the
time Of the pretended sale, had not under seizure.
had he any writ of ie1'i fdcids, or other pro-
cess, authorizing him 10 hold the property under
seizure, or to sell the ssme, having returned the
writ in his possession in said suit of JsmsOn rs.
Bsreli, keeping no copy of the said writ That
at the pretended sale. the price hidden by said
Ganche was less. on the landed portion OF said
property, than the mortgage recorded prior to
the claim of the seizng creditor, either as record
ed. or as actually resting upon the land portion of
the property, and unpaid.
That the description of the property in the
judgment under which the pretended sale was
That from these an other defects, the pretended
title of Mr.. Gauche is null and void.
Therefore, prays Judgment, emitting plaintiff to
the just and Tightiu ownership OF the property as
owner, 10 SlZsOOO ududges huu SlOVO per mOu'u
rental so long as defendant may continue in pos
session and use, and for costs Of suit. Fellowes
Mills for plaintiff.
RECORDEK BECKEg's COURr.-Jules Dubois
Jules Rolandt and Gustave Bordelais, charged with
implication in the robbery of Bonnecane's store,
on Palmyra street, on the 18th uit., were yester
day committed for trial before the criminal court.
Pierre BerIin was discharged from custody,
there being no evidence brought 10 show that he
had anything 10 do with the affair.