The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

twenty-six notes dated December IS, 1859, drawn
by A. q r. Robinson, amounting TO about 1885,
544 Y, bearing mortgage on the Fanny plantation,
in the parish Of Plaquemnes, and on showing to
Slidell, Crescent City Bank, John Finney. 7. L.
Wayne. DR.. Warren Brickell, James w. Cod
berry, Ed. Durrive, L. A. Lebeau Louisiana State
Bank, Arthur Shift Carletoni Hunt w. A. Denegre,
b. Bessie. Widow Poydrss de Lsllonde Ulysse
Ducssse, ]. Descrimmes, E. Rochereau, NV V.Borde,
Widow j. de V. Pargoud, Caroline Hoyke, l..
Jeannet and Pierre Landresux, claim to have
levied under attachment issued ia their favor
against said NJ. ]. Lizardi from this honorable
court, on the same noes above described as
sszed by the plaintiffs in this motion, in the bonds
VI NJ. A. de Lizardi, and that said John Slidell,
Crescent City Bank, and other attaching creditors,
claim the privilege of attaching creditors on said
notes and, on showing further that these notes
were deposited by the sheriff in the Citizens
Bank by consent of NJ. ]. Lizard, under an order
of this court in full but. by some error or mistake
said notes have been withdrawn from said bank
and passed into the hands Of l.. Baquie and j. u.
Gaines, syndics of the succession of j. N. de
Egava, deceased, being paid over by the said M.
A. de LIZARD and NJ j. de Lizard to the sheriff in
part satisfaction of judgment against them. and
that the drawers of said notes are utterly insol-
vent. and that the property on which they bear
mortgage being land aud slaves, has greatly de-
precated to the land, and wholly lost as TO the
negroes.
II is ordered that said John slidel. Crescent
City Bank and other attaching creditors, show
cause on Thursday. 18th instant, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. why said Baquie d Gaines should not have
authority to compromise with the said A. x. Rob-
inson, and to accept their offer of seven thousand
dollars s7000) cash for said notes. the proceeds to
be held subject to the final decision of this court.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-Judge Abel yesterday
morning sentenced Lewis Hyams, convicted of
knowingly receiving property stolenfrom Mr.. A.
Mitenberger, to eight months in the Parish Prison.
aud VIM. Murray convicted Of assault and battery
upon Mrs. Sour, to s25 fine or twenty days IN the
same institution. No cases were tried In this
court on account of the neglect of attorneys to
produce their license to be recorded according to
recent act Of the Legislature.
Police Item.
RECORDER BEcKER's CoURr.-Gsorge Acker-
man, accused of the larceny OF six coats from
Recorder Gastinel. of the Second District, where
tbe.offense was committed.
Pat Dunno, boy of thirteen, charged with the
larceny of five hats from F. Belden on Magazine
street. remanded until the 10th.
W. H. johnson, arrested as q vagrant, and sent
before the recorder by the Police Board, was
sent before the First District Court at his own re-
quest. Bond $1,000
George Emory, colored. charged with assault
and battery was sent before the FIRST District
Court.
henry Tompkins, colored. arraigned upon
a charge of having on Thursday, at the Jackson
depot, obtained ten dollar bill and two dollars
and half in gold from Gabriel Hill, a colored
stranger in the city. by passing of upon him In
exchange one of Wocott's advertising circulars,
wss sent for trial before Judge Abell. 1t appears
that the victim who is excessively verdant, did
net know that he had been deceived in the trade,
until be rendered the circular in question in pay.
uent of bis fare. The ticket agent laughed and
10 HIM be had been sold. Hill then had Tomp.
kips arrested.
John Lewis arrested for shooting Peter Scott in
Algiers, last November. was transferred to the
Fifth Justice, right bank.
RECORDER GAsTINEL's s CoURT.-Nothiug of in.
terest. besides the homicide and arson cases, oc'
CURED in this court yesterday. VIM johnson
and VIM. Edwards, however, were arrested on
charges of larceny, for which they will be ar
raigned In due time.