New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-28
THE DAILY CRESCENT

FIRE. An alarm of ire took place this morn
Ing at haltpast O'clock at No IA Exchange Place but
owing to the Of rsmen but little damage
was done. " ss5s ssas Gid 1850 ;3ss
INQUEST. The Coroner yesterday held an in
quest the body Of slave named Gillian found dead
In the river, opposite the Fourth District. Verdict
TO his death by falling from pile into the river
onast Sunday evening, and disoested his neckn The
deceased was 40 years d age native Of yrgnia and
belonged TO- d. Harris.
VERpIcr N THE CASE OF JOHN KANE. After
avery patient and aborous investigation Of this case
(Which has occupied Deputy Coroner W. Q. Terrell and
the jury for the last Ave days. the jury found the
lowing verdict aCams to his death from pistol shot
wound in the right sids Of the head Indicted by some
person unknown who engaged in the riot the 18th
inst, on Levse street, between airod and Lafayette
streets.s
FIRST DIsTRIoT
Jane Harden was arrested
last night and brought To the watch from her
sdence oalIiops street for being drunk and
ageabis.f
PRAcTIcAL AxALGAMATIoN.--As slave named
George of Finay, and q white women named Phoebe
Hmiths found occupying the sleeping apart
Ident. Tuesday night, In house Benton street.
The modern Otheo and Desdemona were brought to the
Watchhopse and yesterday morning the Recorder sent
Phoebe TO the Workhouse for six months and ordered
ntleen tasfes for deSrge. 49,
This all the business in the police Hue worthy Of
notice that was dome in this District yesterday.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Foul PLAY --A An old fellow who is looked
upon about hafcrasy, named cypien Pete saiazar
Bombaliao TrombaIino Tromboiipi who has for long
time been the butt Of ali the jokes and Of
the young clerks around the yesterday made
an affidavit against three Of then and had warrant
Issued for their arrest charge Of having taken him
the head and heels bumped him on the pavement, in
juring him considerably; besides he they il
the constant habit Of fixing slips Of paper his back
setting them fire. dischareine pistols closet bis
thereby burning his face and singing bis hair and com
hitting thousand other practical jokes which he
disposed to look upon jokes He therefore Charge
these youngsters with assault and battery and pray
that they be arrested and dealt with according to law
1t said the accused having learned that warrant
out, have fed.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT
Doc BIrTEN.--A young female, named Regin.
Schultz in passing through Orleans street yesterday
attacked and severely bitten In the leg BY savage do
belonging to MT Louis Awarrant has been issued 70
the arrest Of Louis for keeping dog contrary to tn
ordinances. Ia
AssAULT WITH 4 SWORD. "A warrant was is
sued yesterday for the arrest Of woman named Mrs
DIE on charge Of having drawn q broad-sword ON
man named j. NJ, Roman, and attempting to sheath u
murderous implement in his peaceful breast
CoMMTrrED FOR TRIAL Maria Sandy was ex
srnned and committed for trial before the Frat Distr
Court on 8 charge Of having committed most bru
assault snd battery on Mnna Smith at her residence
Dauphin street. committing trespass IN order to comm
the assault ts
DISCHARGED Margaret Placey, charged wit
having stolen tubs from Albert Klembsrt some da,
since, was examined yesterday, the evidence not SUI