New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22
NEWS or The CIT Y.

FRE.-About half past two o'clock yesterday
morning, fire broke out in the stable of Mr..
Meux, near the corner Of Calliope and Tchoup-
itoulas streets. The stable was entirely de-
stroyed, and mule valued at 5000 was burnt
to death.
THE LATE RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-Our readers
will recollect that we have already reported a
man having been run over and killed by the
Carrollton cars, near Greenvile, about eight
o'clock on Sunday night last The body was
taken to Carrollton and inquest was held on it
by Coroner Mank; and a young man named
James Fitzgerald having been missed by his re-
latives here, Mr., Fitzgerald and his four daugb-
tiers on Monday repaired to Carrollton and iden-
tilted the body of the young man as the lost son
and brother. He had watch and considerable
money in his possession when he met with the
accident that terminated his existence and
there was considerable excitement, it is said, in
Carrollton, originating out of refusal of the
Coroner to surrender the effects to the relatives
of the deceased
FIRST DISTRICT
WIFE-BEATING. - John Smith was arrested
and abusing his wife. John has not yet been
disposed of
RIDING IN HIS OWN CARRIAGE "A. M. Lynch
was found lying very drunk in one of our most
respectable streets, and was taken to the lock-
up in wheelbarrow. The Recorder let Mr.
Lynch off this morning on his promise to take
the pledge--and no doubt he has taken dozen
Of them before this time and will be back again
tomorrow.
LARcENY.-Three likely looking lads named
James Kenny, John Kelly and Francis Quinn,
were arraigned yesterday on charge of having
stolen $3.50 from Mr. Van Horn on the previous
evening at the corner of Leyee and ST. Joseph
streets, They were remanded for examination
on the 9th instant.
SELLING LIQUOR TO sLAvEs.-Miguel Car
vase and his partner, Victor Chabert, were
committed for trial before the Criminal Court
on charge of having sold liquor to slaves at
their cabaret, corner of Perdido and st John
streets.
BREACH OF Trust Mr.. John K Kulligan is
under arrest in this District and will be exam-
ined before Recorder Summers on the 28th in
stunt, on a charge of having committed breach
of trust, and delrauded James Fannin out Of
$50 in money--which the latter alleges he en-
trusted to him to be paid to third party, but
which Kulligan applied to his own use,
AFRAID OF HER HUsBAND.-Mrs James Ma
hony had her husband, Jenny Mahony arrested
yesterday and sent to the Parish Prison for 80
days, because she feared that he might take her
valuable life.
GREAT LITTLE FoLKs.--Columbus Allen and
Cicero Allen, twin brothers, aged about years,
were arrested yesterday, and will be examined
on the LIST of July, on charge of having severely
beaten and dangerously wounded the slave Eu-
genie, belonging to Mrs. Desban. These two lads
are. orphans, and left to the care of blind
mother, who being very capable of oversee
ing them, it is said the youngsters are allowed
many privileges, and consequently have become
very bad hoys, and are the terror of the neigh
hood in which they reside--Jackson street.
FrNEp.--There were great many of the I'M
worthy up before the Recorder yesterday; all
of whom Were properly disposed of; few being
fined, while others were billeted on the Work
house and Parish Prison.
SECOND DISTRICT.
DRAWING SWORD CANE.-Gustave Morel
Guisamanel was arrested, and is held for exam
nation, on charge of having drawn sword
eane and threatened to kill Madame Derousse
in that lady's premises.
COMMITTED FOR TR1AL.-A free colored man
named Francis Lefcvre was examined and COM
mitted for trial before the criminal court, on a
charge of having swindled Mr. Goldstein Of
IS so worth of clothing and other articles.
VIOLATION OF ORDINANCES. Caroline Cole,
Henrietta Bulkman and G. Leighman were
found guilty on the charge of keeping a disor-
Derby house in St Philip street. Leighman was
fined $50, aud the females five each Vincent
palut WAS required to pay fine of $50 for dis
turbing the peace and resisting the officer who
arrested him
BEATING WoMAN.--Nicholas Demarchi was
sent before the First District Court for trial for
having some time since assaulted and brutally
beaten woman named Mary at 70 Burgundy
street. The woman was for a long time confined
% her bed from the effects ofiniuries received
md yesterday she died--the doctors say from
cholera,
LAoENY.--Mary Brennan and John Moth have
oeen arrested at the request of Julia Collins,
Who accuses them of having stolen lot of
clothing and other articles of value from her t
'esidence on Claiborne street while she was con-
1ned in the parish prison.
DlScHARGED,-A number of small larceny
asses which have been before the Court for a
Month or 50 were called up yesterday, some of |