New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24
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LIE ~ Alexandria, Va. 6 4 ss,,
. Abut ~ o'clock last night SIRE broke out 4,
me third story ofthe qaeensware stsre 81 FiIss,
street, near Fairfax, occupied BY r. q. DeaeI
me stors was consumed with its CONSENTS,
About a. NJ. as the ffenien were engaged
~ extnguishiug the e1nbers, the west gable ersf
/ q tne building, which was bails Of bticks TN
Y VIII grest crash, burying under the rnins
lstgs nusasr cf The most respectable citizens
when our reporter LIFT, ii II A. Vi, sIse foI-s
lowing pefgens had been taken otIt o klIa y1,fssa
dead and horribly nutilAted 9eorae Plais5ss
pipeman Of the Star md g ras4,bs,.
of the City Council Jsha k6arh.7 ~ thesfSsT, -
H9sch \ Washing ton, wholesale zropsry nies-E s-
chants; Carson Greens uf t6s fffn 81 Wisc 81
Green James Keene, bri6kfxyers RoSsrt Tav
ler, street paver; Mr. Evans, gas dtfar. MA L
David Appichs son Of g. Appick. eensectionsz
TIE following persons were taken Dat wounded:
y Dasiss G. Wise, David Williams, 81. LAM
pert, Robert Henry, g. s. Some-s, sIighfiy ;nrd
--- DogeH, eolored, seriously Many otIisfss
Nnose Hames we have not Learned, ara supposed
20 De buried ~ the ruins. Ihe citizens ere
making tne utmost exertions to recoser Eheni
y. " r. gIIssslag caiamtfy has cast gio5Hz
oyer tne Whole eisy. and bpsiness to day IS sus-
The unfortunate victims of the aeeidant VIM
be burTied to-moffoN g :. -
p Mrs DowslI was fully insured, sf0.00D II fEe
Atnemariea and $40, 600 in the Rctodsa ~ sIdsts-
rance Company Of Alsx6niria, The vSItEe ef
the stock vas bat S. 900.
incendiary. Trains Of powder we're laid ffom
the third story to the cellar, and 1arge bsies IL
cotton, saturated with spirfss Of tarpeastige.
were found in varions places The most iusens1
exists agsinst the perpetrsfors cf
this diab0lical crime, which has been attended
with such disastrous rssutss Suspicion rests
upon q certain individual But Ne forbear il
The Warehouse IN the rear Of the sicro Mas
also on fire, but was exsing uishsd without mnch
damage '5sf
passenger train on the Lshigh fPas} Wall
ley Railroad was thrown of the track soa tho
18th inst, near Allentown One freiieht car
was demolisheds and car con fainins thirty pas-
sengers rss thrown off the track. AII III pss.
sengers escaped unhurt. but brsketlian was
fatally injured, 81 .5ss
+ The New York correspondent Of the Natiouaf
Z lntelllgsneer says I. shsil very coon hass
2 perfect glnl q saessRsaips snnning between
The port Of New York drope. IL adaaff-
tion to the renewable d ii she Gnnsriisrs.
he says the New York and Glasgow Company.
having their three screwsssar1ers released from
service By the British Government, intend ID !
recommencs their monthly trips across lie At.
lantic In january next 80
Mi. Simon Rice, an aged citizen ii. Natcbea.
cutting hin throat ,ssas m
Trader understands that he had occasion NY
given evidence Of an alienated mind s;
Il -. 4,
I .ss sA'o z tsse 1oule sgentS on She A
ss.' = ~ $50 ih on
M - .s,ss', - ol roDping fne mali
!. .le P ns.anta nspioncan learns that me cons
.ri.I '-''s .sss.t ss'''''. 'ssu toss
8
], ooLisioAs A1 - '.-Ine british ship Robert
- ~ noseoh Sov. lo, nom Liver-
ol' ~ " = consAes On .ne nignr o November
- .a., - ~, oa ou, WIN tne British
Ia pTa,ass l. sn, l,0n sslspse .0l
IL hs - .s ase ~ .as
can,a;n m M . y :. 'I s's ~ 1n
stated that tive men had been killed Il IN time
of the collision. The Robert Parker lost her
jib- boom and outwater. Arrived. shin E,nbra.
sia, of New York, Marshall, from New Orleans.
vas in contact at / A. NJ, to-day. Of Cane God S.
with the ship Pleaides, from Boston, for Charles-
on, s. G., and had her bow badly stove. lost
oossprit, etc. The Pleaides lost iib.bocn. etc.
'us ''l' keps is on sellste her voyage,
Cart. J Jonatban D Ferr;s: ~ Ina III & eysvS u
lied 1T his residence n Narfolk 4 on ,ha a 1Asb
INST, He was eirhtv one yeara ~ aga - I, had
been in the navy fortv.aix YEAR, and
lis commission a. 4 iieutenant .InIv 1s Iss2
rom President jackson. q an a. IA wledrmanf
of his gallant services at the battle Of New Or
leans.
The Aliddletown (Ct J Sentinel states that {. i
pure piece Of nickel and cobalt ore, worth
~ 600, was taken out Of the chatha.a Cobalt
Wine, few days since. II Il said 70 be worth
more than any mass Of these ores eyer taker ONT,
i 50 . mine In the world at one time. Z
John H. Lyon, Of Jersey City, has been re-
,lected President Of the New Jersey Know.No
hing State Council for the ensuing year.
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