New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-22
NE VS. or THE CITY.

TO be about 4V years OF age
/ FiREs.-No less than three fires occurred in
the same quarter OF the city night before last,
between me hour q ~ o'clock and dayhreak,
me Two irst q these dld very little damage,
put at about 2 o'clock yesterday morning, a
blacksmiths shop on Liberty street, between
1aliiope any noWaru' tooK nre, ana II a snort
ane several slllana cottage houses ADJOINING oc-
oapeu ia,h, ~ were uestfoyea, Win the
gIeale, poIeion VI Inc contents. Inc property,
We unde r belonged 70 Mr Reine, and was
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rho1E nj riEE ooMpAsY NUMBER NINE,
f. NJ. oioieile company mas just received
iloM NoH lolA powerful engine, pnlit on a
asm piliolpie anu enelreiy olnerent from any
g 49, Y e l.e WY was consoructeu ~ MI.
yanies honien. ~ " 9 oost q l5oo a. trial 81
~ poMer y tnls hlae1lne iast SUNDAY, she
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pAsehnoos ar, AiIAoh:-Jonn MCKAY Is al pre-
T sSne N the iock-up IN she ponce jail OF the
IT, a sislng an eAalinaeion' On d
Mr. obnso n ths hood lii ~ s,,,ns. sht
po,-e,,r n ~.
1,sa ,;,.,s aa;sp-si an uhi VINO
y; M rh1d n;at,nt pn1saa mas piGneu up
u NY -niiu pisellct' ngh' peiore lasp, IN Con-
u ~, u from Wounus recelyeo a.
IL nanus Y some p y. % persons unknown
| - vas seno y ~ onarity hospi'al.
| RECORDER RAMos's COURT Second District
wig, Dali was arra,gnsu oelore inns court yes
III, So os ssoier yaiuaole
orad : ~ w. oitouA one Mas re-
~ " si,0 o0ouii'y ioi Aef appeaian1e'
warrant was Yesterday issued by Recorder
Ramos 1or the arrest OF a youth named Edward
VENUES aged ABOUT II years, chargG1 with
having stolen ABOUT ?, sixteen dollars from the
STORE Of Mr, bouliet, on ohaftres street.
Taxing ham ia-Samuel l.. Boswell, who
seems not to be blessed with a superabundance
of acquired sagacity, deposed yesterday that
while walking along IRENE street, on the pre-
vious night, he was accosted by lady named
Frances Angler, who, batting her hook with all
sorts of pretty looks and soft speeches, hauled
him in and picked his pocket of one hundred
dollars. The female fisher was arraigned and
req ired to give security to appear and answer
the charge.
Assault NTH Intent In RTU-Wm I,ino;n
was arrested Yesterday on a cborre IF bo y;n,
assaulted and ATTEMPTED to kill a man He was
locked up for examination,
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'Agei c.i,,,,t No., ,.,,.,.., $50,
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN AID inns board met last
evening ~ regular session, MT caldwell IN the
ohair anu quorum present.
oeserai Peutlohs were read feiatlng TO mat
ters OF no particular interest to any except
nose uaree1ly concerned. Inc various COM
Hie.ees, WAen calleu upon, answered = NO re-
port anu = message from tne lower Board IN
relatioh 70 ~ acIlon upon various resolutions,
was READ ana properly disposed OF
= rssolution IRON me lower boafu was con-
curIeu IN, autnorizng tne comptroller TO sell
contract ior paving Of. Sohn ana st. Peter
s II with round stone' from Common to the
A resolution was also nassed for the 1alsala
of a contract to pave Leyee street. from Espla-
made to Louisa. al a probable cost of ga 0HC
A resolution was adopted. rendering the
thanks of the Board to Mr.. R. d. shepherd for
his mupifcent donation for the imnrovement If
Canal street.
The resolutions for the said improvements
and for the erection Of d monument ia the
memory Of Judah Touro, already passed by the
lower hoard were eoucurred in
The resolution from the lower Board tender.
ing the Inequalities of the city to ex-President
Fillmore, now on his way hither, came uD. and
occasioned some debate
Mr.. Lugenbuhl was opposed To the sdontion
of the resolution, and he INDUCED in a lone and
earnest TRADE against the distinguished visitor.
He thought that to extend the hand of welcome
to Mr.. Fillmore would be to endorse his course
in the matter of the Guban adyenturers. and he
was not prepared to lend his counteuance "a any
person who could wink at acts Of tyranny and
bloodshed, and thus become an abettor thereof
Notwithstanding the opposition of this GENTLE
man, however, the resolution was Conquered in.
and the following gentlemen were annotated
upon the Joint committee of arranpements
Messrs. Burke, Yancey, Lueenbuhl and Braud
Mr.. Lugenbuhl declined the service. and Mr.
Sinnott was appointed in his place. On motion.
Mr.. Giauel was added to the committee,
The Board soon after adjourned.
e aaznmA,,u mn,
Gu o9o ri pIolsioss supreme
goure rehoereo tne ioiioWlng decisions on Mon
aay iass'
, George oollnan, use, etG,, appelIant, o. 9onn
T.. Ma s.ol a M bnenanan, Judge;
peal rom ten ~. district Court OF Madison
=. .ne Epmer oour' REVERSED anu
snd psa na recover from oeiendant
sun VI oo, oio nfe per cent interest,"
ron a VIC io'n u oep'ehiper' lo49' anu coses OF
Su a., ..o,,;o 80 Weed -
- NJ u salu D. hehiPInliiery
anu w. hemp, . ~ appeiiah's Us D. opeiief,
dismissed s'fl0' Court o. d. Helena Appeal
: Union Bank OF LOUISIANA, appellee, Us. Ira