New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-30

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O'Clock Wednesday night, 26th inst.
Admissions Deaths BY yellow fever.
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FIRE.-Between ONE and two o'clock yester-
day broke out In Algiers which destroyed number
Of houses belonging the estate Of John McDonoeh
We greatly regret learn that Of the enements con-
sumsd occupied by Mr.. James Brown, Of whom men,
ton was made in yesterdays edition The Fire De-
promptly the spot and soon subdued the
raging element.
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him On Of the ccers having approached too near the
accused he was knocked down. and Horrcan then made
dash into the street Here he was pursued and after
strong resistance overpowered and taken in custody
The noise and confusion Of his arrest brought crowd
to the scene of contention and very soon select party
Of bsckguards made an attempt at rescue The slogan
peculiar to the clans there nhsbiting was raised and
sponded to by scores of visitors gathered around
threatening death and destruction officers
and all concerned in indicating the law Some members
of the Fire came to the rescue Of the ocers
and matters about this time approached crisis Brick
bats and stones few in dusty storm around the heads
Of the officers and several Of them were
verely wounded Officers Farrell and Mahoney were
badly Injured and the first 90 much 80 that fears en-
tertained he may not survive Finally the police moved
towards the watch house with their prisoner whittier
they followed by exaspcrated mob, breathing
vengeance in many q hoarse and profane threat.
Nearing the guara-nouse, the omcers then TOOK the
aiarni' anu ar"lns s.s"seses WIN "ha' impsmen.'
were .. manu. saso OUT 10 repei 'ns in'aaer'
orls.hng ospay s~ofos anu payone's rainier aston
snea 'ne r'o.ers ana having mafeneo up tne romeo
omse 'ney 'n0on',nen'iy turned aroana anu mAlcnea
Who was the rioters and having made bim.sf
industrious in the vay Of throwing brckbats was
ured and cousened to the vbers along with the
first named he remains 10 await his
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about four O'Clock the vst,bmsn 81 .tv +, ths r.a, ,,
the st. Charles Hotel was startled bv finding the dead
bodv Of man in the allev in the rsar of the Hotel and
which had apparently been dead some hours IT proved
TO be that Of Constantine Golding, native of Ireland
and about twentyseven years old who had thus met his
by falling from one Of the rear windows OF the Hotel