New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-31

in the yellow fever the report of the previous
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The NEW CANAL DIFFICULTIES. 1T is pretty
yekuown says Evening Delta, that the decree Of the
Court placing Madame Ponalba and the heirs Of ohalon
in possession Of thu Canal and Shell Road created
considerable excitement in commercial community,
s the plaintiffs had determined TO stop the navigation Of
the Canal and to this end had built barrcades the
sbel, Road and stretched chains the Canal.
difficulty was expected as it. was thought the vessels
going out Of and coming into the basin would force away
the barricaes aud all other distractions On Saturday
evening very injunction was taken out by the
ATTENDANTS issued by Judge Kennedy, Of the Third Dis
{rct Court directing the Sheriff place things they
we're The injunction issued too late on Saturday to
be executed by Sheriff. and during the night NE learn
the barrcades erected the road were burnt down BY
come person or persons unknown, and the chains re-
moved thus leaving the Canal free to the commerce Of all
the sopes The Sheriff will doubtless execute the orders
Of the Court this morning snd will be restored to
the troubled waters Of the New Canal 5 +
z ASSURANCE ON THE BURNT CHURCH. The First
Presbyterian Church. destroyed Sunday mornng was
insured In the following offices for the Sums ipdested
Crescent $4,000
Home. o0o
Sun. .g..,. ~. g gsoo
tennessee CEN Marine Ind Fine Insurance 1890
ssss 800 $4,000
fTue l0Ss Is ehLllh sau w eooiooo. 49, 4
=, SWORN Is.--His Honor, the Mayor, yesterday
morning administered the oath Of office to George y
Ipht Esd newly elected Recorder of the First Dis
trct and to-day all probability the new Judge will
enter UPON the discharge Of his magsteria functions
Mr.. Trepagnler, formerly Minute Clerk of the First
isriet Court was also sworn Judge Bright Clerk
at once entered upon the discharged the duties Of
his appointment. l El2 g
FArAI. FAI1s.--A man named Michael Carr,
night before last about halfpast O'clock fell out OF
the fourth story window Of his boarding house. No
New Leyee street. and seriously Injured by the ia
m was taken the Hospital and yesterday evening dlea
from the effects Of injuries received by the fall An IN
ues was held on his body verdict returned accord
ingy appears he had deiirium trerens and de-
hbarately Walked out Of the window The deceased was
natiyeof Germany aged q years ys d
.saFrRE.--A fire broke out yesterday morning
in house belonging Mr.. John Clark No 147 Dauphn
street. through neglect Of persons living IN the
house But little damage was done I
STOLEN NEGROES CAPTURED. - Officer DE
eurcey yesterdayarrested on search warrant at the
ward Of James White in Grayer street. six slaves
Eliza Olive Henry Clay Oute, Jesse and Hafriett
aledee to belong the estate Of Mr. Waton deceased
of De Soto county Miss stated that they We're stolen
from Mississippi some three weeks since MI Wmte, ahs
Of the slave station who purchased them, was re-
fore the Recorder stand examination on the latf
ofNovember. Ne #. fssslft3 -sae 1913 "a
THB Courts - Most Of the judicial tribunals
iourned as token Of respect to the memory Of tn,
lata Lieut. Governor Farmer, few unimpottant At
ragnn,ents were made nithe First District Y
INTENT TO KIrIs---W ms Kearny was arrested
win be examined On the 18th proxmo on charge o.
having attempted shoot james the corner
st Peter and Girod streets li5 "a =, la IS rs
sIlI..TRHATING Si.Ay christian Graft yes
taraav made an adavit against zedorah Feber, eharg
ing her with cruelty beating his slaves It seems zsdora
il his house Keeper aud is perfect vixen among "a
darkes. M '5safi5 5.7lis5-..- - -
TARossssY ~ udy Came Home with III
soan,, was Yesterday arrested for stealing sun.bonne
and sbaRl valued It $5, from Catherine Kane, who Y
sides al tho corner of and Fsrpsehofe streets
.5szss sss' SECOND DIsTRIcT slae
CRuEI, PREPAYMENT. =. A slave girl name
,aa tar,ay surrendered herself at the Second pii
triet police station account of rom he
mistress, Fanny smith, She stated that during inc egg
months sha has been with Fanny she has experience
more cruel treatment than ever she nav psioie
the whole course of her lie. slt-~i sag5 = % Z
SwfNpLrNG. IA free colored woman name
Maroene Papelin WAS charged with having sWinaea =
nrian Clsymorgan Of cash which ne was ioo
ISL enough to lend her, .ts s5 9 ..,,s.a
I, po,isen,an named E. B. o'calaghan Is accused
,s sxuindled Joseph Peraita out Of one months ps
hvasitg him an order on the City Treasury which W
NOT houored-owing, perhaps, to the empty conui'on
thestrong box4fia ( 3 'i''9 - ;si..a.
sSEaIff,sse A GUITAR Hammersloger
tb answer before the Recorder op charge 81 nsS
stolen a eusg from the premiseso Of John schreikey
Masels street ltsf, i5f-13s'1 ~. 90