The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16
NEW ORLEANS
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ST., CHARLES THEATRE-Bcacdto If Mss Dean.-The
performances the ST. Charles tonight are for the benefit OF
Miss Julia Dean, and this talented lady who hI during her
engagement, completely won the he8rts of pay-gOnE
public for the last time The announcement
sure will be sufficient to draw crowded hOu and indepen
dent of the occasion, the bill is highly attractive The
eanments consist uithe tragedy Of Jane Shore in which
Mrs Dean appears the unfortunate heroine, and Mr. NeA
he as Richard, Duke Of Gloster drama called the
Daughter OF the Stas, is also to he brought out and Tor
The first umein New Orleans. We need not comment on the
claims which the fair Jsn fciarc has citizens,
we are confident that the house will be crowded
PLACIDE's VARIEuEs.-Buckstone fine old comedy Ct
Married Life to Re performed at this house tonight,
and we promise rich TO those who attend. Mr.
and Mira. Leati and Mr. Reeves will appear in a Musical
Oo, the whole conclude with the second act of DdL0
t2uatre in which NJ lie Hia. OF and Mons. Mangn will ap
pear The bill of the best of the sersOn and we
pect 10 zee crowded hOus.
The Explosions painful anxiety still exists ii
regard to the persons wounded and missing from the Anglo
Norman Up last evening the body Of Capt. Boebe had
not boen found and nothing had been heard from Others tina
missing. Since Saurtl.'s edition, Mr.. f.. &
Storm Mr.. Sullmau, Mrill, first engineer of the Anglo
Norman and Nelson, pilot have d d Of the niur they
ueed and we ear that there are Others vhO cannot survive
The following articles picked up on Saturday at differ
ent places above th7 city and they may give clue
Of those who missing;
At Fazeude's plantation, one hat made by Drez, Pars
with six bea'son the Grape; hat by F. Dyer and b.
plantation.
At larangs plantation five hats were found made b.
Godfrey Paris by Reyfs Paris, pencil mark 3; one b.
DArcy, NewOeans, with pencil mark 1914; one by enn
New York, with Andrew v Leathe written the lining
and one by LemOnnier & Galhe, Paris.
At hatboat below Burthes mill two hats wen
found belonging to Marx F. Bgny made by Gross
man, with chocolate lining; elso cloth cap.
At BuTthes saw mill two has were found one made BY
Renaud Paris with Grape on; and one by CrOs1man
tanning McBeans map Of the Southern and Western States
play bill of the istrioncs for December 9Th, and sill
and one yellow kid glove.
For these particulars indebted to Mr.. l.. A. Kirk
All efforts to arrive at the of the explosion to
IN vain as not particle Of the boiler left on board. Tn
engineer, Hill careful and sober man. and the ut
most confidence placed in him by them in whose emplO
he had been.
tIRE-Fe discovered about one O'Clock yesterday
The wholesale liquor Of Kinuk Co on Grayer street
few doors above TChoupoua7 at The engines wer
quickly the spot and the amel e1nguished beor
much damage had been done. There had been in tn
building for several hours and ii therefore 5uppo ed that
must have been fired by an ncendiary.
SECOND DISTRICT CouRr.-Camp f. H. C. vs.. III
Wardea5 et the Ch"rrh If 50. Louis and John p. Rt
earhs has been going for the lest three days
this court, and was decided on Saturday.
Camp master mason, employed on the new CATH
edra under the direction of Kwin the contractor and W,
crippled for life by the falling of the in Januar
last In his petition he avered that the accident
sequence of capital defects the plan of the building
negligence on the part of kirwn. large of ev
dence taken and the ably argued by Messr
LypreR DuOur and Charles Cuvllier, for plaintiff ar
Messs Durant, Benjamin Mcou. for defendants. 1t wi
submitted to the jury little after three O'Clock the evening
and after Of an hours deiberaton, a verdict
$3.50 was rendered for the plaintiff The claim,
wa, 5000.