New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13
Local Intelligenco.

FGREs.-A fire broke out last night between
II and Il o'clock in proySon-stoee on Poydras street
between Camp and Magazine streets By the gallant ex
ertions Of the Fire Department the fire was confined 10 the
building in which il originated but scarcely had thew
the flames under control when the bells sounded another
alarm, which was occasioned by the burning Of frame
tenement in the of the building opposite the Varieties
Theatre Gravier street. This also was soon put out
| Row AND BLooDsHED-G auis and SaronS.
The wars Of the Gaus and Saxons have been renewed
with energy worthy Of a better cause II il well
known that for long time sectional jealousy has ey
listed between the Saxons who nhabt that manly region
the hanoourg St Marydear in times past to the gre.
Hoa and the duck-and the descendants of the ancient
Gauls, who drove their stakes and built their
| houses below Canal street loug-long ago.
This sectional aninosity long ripenng Yesterday
gathered head and burst upon the astonhed natives in
full force party OF the bhoys from the swami
aforesaid gathered their armed battaons and warm with
the ire eDgendered by Southern sun proceeded to
jackson Square for the purpose giving to some
their superiuous valor and of showing the Gallo inhab
tants there what sort of stuff they made of The
Gau too gathered there for purposes of recreation and
to admire the flowers scattered in such sweet profsion
also mustered their warlike ranks
Some works-harsh words uttered from the dentbs If
angry bosoms long pcnt upke sparks in fields Of fax
We're banded from one to another and from words they
proceeded TO blows Knives were drawn swords whnned
out shillelahs hourished and
With many stiff whack and many bang
Hard crabtree aud cold iron rang
Forty-ffty-and multiplying Rumor saith hundred
mingled in the ARRAY, and blood flowed In gushing
streams Ike wine from the watts of scio Eyes were
biackened teeth knocked out and hair new from many
an Acnlng tQp-not, like grass a Of wind
One man name unknown had his coat cut literally into
strings. 1t wouldn't have held shucks His back was
gashed and marked in bloody hierogyphics so that his
mother wouldn't have known him Iie had hasdas two
stabs in the side with stetto he kind usually carried
in csne At the last stab the weapon about
four inches, striking rib and breaking leaving the
point OF It ranking there He taken off a fninting
condition between two friends carried home At last
accounts he was bleeding profusey and
tanned that he could not recover
Another man, named Nicaud was struck on the head
with loaded cane, and fell. vomiting blood The blood
continued to stream from his mouth whiehe was being
carried way and the opinion seemed prevail that he
must die. G. Smith arrested and lodged in the
Caaboose on the charge of having inflicted the blow
Another man, named Leopold Fresehe was arrested on
the charge Of having participated in the riot
That these outrages should have been perpetraed nm
der the shadow of the Citadel of the Police is wonderful
but we understand the officers did their duty
Since the above written understand that while
several persons were pommelng another friend to the
party pummeled stepped up and broke over the
mead Oh one OF the pummelers. A man named Goodin
was standing by not engaged in the raca and the man
VINO was struck supposlng that Goodin had dealt the
blow drew cane sword and stabbed him several times
Goodin was taken home in carriage He is not expected
to
The police were in hot pursuit Of the rioters nm
hour last night and the jails with them Whether
the Ganls Saxons the yictors remains undecided
Il probable that John Barycorn had the start of ali Of
them " Is reported that police officer Ia Gau lent
ms valuable aid by pitching in against the Saxous with
stick add slashipg away promiscuously
great many ladies who were in the Square left and
the result will probably be that they will go there no
SO 1t happens that this beautiful square once the cher
sed haunt OF Flora and the Graces henceforth to be
devoted to the dominion OF Ate Beona and the Internal
gods
CHARITY lioSPIrAL.-The following is the re-
port OF this institution for the past week Admissions
2ie discharges, lss deaths, lS patients remaining SO
RoBBTNG A CHuRCH.--C Whites under arrest
in the Third District, charged with having stolen
chalce from the Church of st Louis in Margny street
INDEMNITY TO SPANISH SUBJECTs--The fol-
lowing the amounts which have been paid BY the o.
Assisant Treasurer In this city the citizens Of Spain
whose property destroyed in the riots which TOOK
place here on the reception Of the the execution
and mutilation Of Crittenden and his companions in
1851:
Ramagosa sl1,565 To- Antonio Royirs slO44 25
Jose Monfa - $50 as $ Apgada / nna 90
Soest dutlerreI 1Ss2 OF Juan Csrbo. 2O30 90