The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-18

itself 10 the uWtln& hpu1es (WHICH Was,
or the most part, consumed, a. was the Theatre.
The fremen, with their uaual alacTity, bated with
he devourng element in iiae style. The Tracy
Blues, under their orderly sergeant, ]. r. Kendall,
assisted by Lieutenant Arnold, mounted guard
,ver the scattered effects saved from The fire, which
were s,rswed along the banquetse, and covered .
considerable portion Of the railroad opposite. Such
conduct reflects the highest credit on the company
and the brigade to which they belong. The house |
Of James P. Fsret was also destroyed, a. was that
in which Mr.. Nuttall dwelt. Houses in the rear !
suffered from the effects ofthe confagraton, which
left behind it scene Of ruin easier seen than
described. Mr.. Cady stands insured for $500. |
We could not ascertain whether MI. Freret or the
other sufferers were insured OF not.
Assault DIR. Henry vanderlinden gave bail yes
terday to answer the charge Of John Byrne, on the
2lst day Of July inst who ssys that on the 18th Of
the present month, he was unprovokedly assaulted,
struck and stabbed in the face and wounded with
some sharp instrument, by Mr.. Vsnderlinden. From
circumstances we'll known TO us, we have every
reason to believe the charge made is that Of man
not perfectly conpos nlents on the occasion Byrne
is a very decent man, but he has been drinking
rather hard for the last fortnight or three weeks
was postponed on the Sd Of this month to the 18th,
on account Of the absence of the colored female
who stands the principal witness, has again been
adjourned until further notice, on account of the
sickness Of one Of the legal advisers Of the accused
Col. Field.
Coroner,s Verdict-The verdict Of the coroner's
jury on the body Of the unknown white man, who
was sun struck in Desire street, on Wednesday
last, is, that he died Of congestion Of the brain,
caused by the heat Of the sun.
Tile Wolfe and the Lam6.-Jean Wolfe and
Louis Falick are counting the same gentle dame.
Mild as a lamb is the lady of their choice, but
Falick feareth that the Wolfe will snatch her from
his fold and that the more easily to accomplish this
end he will amm him, and take away even his
precious life, for the Wolfe hath threatened to
do about three weeks ago. and fearing that the said
Wolfe may carry his threats into execution, he
(Falick) asks the Recorder of the First Munich
pality for such protection as the law alloweth-
$500 bonds.
acknowledging the Corn.-Joseph, slave
belonging to Judge Woodruff, charged by Peter
Auss with stealing sack Of corn the twelfth
day Of the present month, was yesterday brought
up for final examination before Recorder Caldwell.
The Recorder said he did not see that the case was
made out-he would therefore discharge him.
Vdgrancy.-Eugene Suchet,e, the principal wit
ness in the late trial for murder, hs State Par.
kerr was examined yesterday on the charge Of va
grancy, and discharged by Recorder Caldwell.
Rescuing Prisoner.--John Copp, charged with
rescuing prisoner, was remanded for further ex-
animation, 10 the 24th Inst.
Larceny and Assault William Rhods was ar
rested yesterday by TWO citizens, on the charge Of
stealing watch, first, which act, it is said, Mr..
Rhodis followed up by committing the double crime
Of assault and battery.
Recorder Calduell's Court Assault and Battery
Anne Cassidy, charged with assault and battery
was discharged. Robert Morrison and Patrick
McCarly were held TO bail in bonds of $500 fol
like offence. George Cronin, like offence, like
Judgment.
To be Examined LOFTS Splolly, charged will
assault and battery; Henry Bream and Saral
Kammon, charged with larceny and receiving
stolen property; and Alexander, slave beIongin,
to - Walker, charged with shooting and wound
ing with the intent to commit murder, will be ex
amned to-day before Recorder Caldwell
II
Attack on one:of tile Aldsrnsnc Of Tho Seventh
Waray-Aderman Brugniens states that he wa,
attacked by several persons last evening, at tn,
Orleahs Coffee House, on Common and 81
Charles streets. Pistols and bludgeons, dagger
and knives, he says, were drawn on the occasion
The Alderman had to seek refuge in store from
the assaults Of his pursuers A suit at law for al
legged conspiracy is likely to be the result
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