New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-17
CITY ITEM 8.


Mr. Morgan, Urquhart street between Port and 81.
Ferdinad destroyed by fire between two and three
O'Clock yesterday morning It occupied the day be-
fore by apoor coupls the husband died and buried
tbs widow afraid stay there alone 1t fred
the outside by an incendiary. .g
DIED ON HIS WAY TO THE HOSPITAL. Thomas
Burke Ishman, thirty years of age was found very
sss On Wsanesday evening IN the Ohio
go to the hospital but died the road the Coroner
yesterday held inquest and returned verdict that
death WAS caused by apople1y.
Died OF THE HRAT.--Deputy Coroner Mitchell
yesterday held an inquest the body of Eliza Peterson
German woman twenty Ave years old, found dead Ia q
house on Second street. Fourth District Verdict died
from the effects Of the heat Of the sun
DRowNED.-The Coroner yesterday held nm
ipaues on the body Of Mr. Laoostss slave boy Csjo IA
years old found in the river at Agisrs Verdict found
dIBwned. -I4
Our CHARADE.-O Our first is to be found on
the sea-shore Our second is what all like to put
arms around when 1t Ia possessed by pretty girl Our
third Is what every Niger thief and wife wpper ought
to be plasered With Our fourth ia great thing In sum
time. Our whole Ia the very greatest thing of the
present summer In Its way and is only TO be found
place in this city you don't believe IT, go and observe
what the biggest crowd Of people at the Intersection
Charities and oustomhouse streets to each after
noon Lest our aharade should give somebody combus
ton of the brain. here Ia the explanation l. Beach
Neck g. Tar. 4. Soda. f
ADVENTURES In SEARCH OF FRESH A1R.-Find-
Ing yesterday that had few hours to apare concluded
dull and lazy Jumped into II O'Clock Carrolton
had It all to onrse consequently object Of interest to
conductor, but he not to Hateful town soon be-
hind luxuriate In rural scenery. Fences, commons
weeds veoaks gardens cottages telegraph poles. Geese
Chickens sheep. cows, and little nggers; but not sign
Of human being except Shanghai rooster whose
nous fat thighs gave him human appearance Wouldnt
he be love Of bird in tight pants and wouldn't some
Of our spindle shanked handles hate him though
Reach OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mt the hotel. We the
only customar-again an object OF interest Take lake
car-al to ourse again Conductor disposed to b fa
miiiRr seeing there's nobody else about sensation
swamp glimmer Of gray moss hanging to bald-headed
trees, and sight Of lake Get there lemonade at Otto
Briedes Only customer there again big room,
aurant galleries stairs and down. parlor piano. rock
ing chairs fans looking glasses pictures all at exeu
sve servics not to mention half dozen walters watch
Ing u.s. and ready to die for u.s. IT'S surely
deserted Take look at the lake. and concluded to dip
water clear, salty, and inviting.
Enter bath-house. Keeper astonished that we didn't
bring their wives down what an idea but ts on &c
count of nobody being about The lake swallows va
One big crab resting step several inches under water
shut up like jack knife. Asleep, probably now to
catch him by the tail We reach cautiously but he's not
asleep He thinks wish to shake bapos and az he has
only two fingers each hand offers both we decline
splash at him ap6where Ia he? It's wonderful how crabs
can navigate 50 rapidly, Wade ont chin deep. It's
actual fact that there five toes each count
tm easily Play porpoise awhile and come out, Just in
time to be 800 late for the cars.
Settle down at Bredes use the whole house. ed Rf-
tua and give the waiters something to do being still
the only customer Inquire Of Otto how he supports
ietence at Tells that
aud night that his customers come but come when
they please can't catch him unprepared Do justice to
famous fish dinner. The fyiDghorse machine, across
the way still az death twelve wooden horses hanging in
silence the breeze playing with their tails made Of real
horsehair Keeper seeing us inspect his animals fixes
bis rings goes to bis wndlsss and osss to put a the
said animals In motion if will only ride one He was
too saugune aud we leave him looking suicidal
Cars at last. We jump in-this time have tuo whole
oars to ourse all the way to the city UnqusstionEby
the dulest and most lonesome excursion made
and would oursf for making it. but Otto Bredes
kind treatment of us n our exile The beauty of it
that we didn't find the air any resher cooler at the
lake than i town but 1t probably because
there at midday. Wen go of evenings hereafter.
EXCITEMENT up TOWN. Hors-pital in
Dango.In some of yesterdays papers appeared -ard
signed by twenty three private citizens six doctors and
justice of the peace all of tbs Fourth District
quasng the and doctor of certain collection
sick horses and mules in certain lot RouEseau
between Jackson and Philip to remove the said animals
BY four O'Clock in the afternoon and nrnating that il
the request should mot be complied with they
doctors aud justice u the aforesaid would take
upon themselves to move the animals. document like
this respectfully signed and emanatipg from quarter
go overbsy paaceabe and good natnrsd the Garden
District could not fail to create excitement
the city from its lethargy AS was known that
the owner Of the equine invads absent from the city
and as it was also known that the veterinary professor
would his patients into the street than
eDy two-legged doctor--we mean doctor of twoeaged
bupisctswoud his, fun expected and possibly
fight. The horse-doctor however finding such odds
arrayed against him went to the Mayor about it, the
Mayor 20 Capt Moynsn Capt Moynan went to Lieut.
Auama Lieut.. WITH Of
prepared themselves for action kept their eyes
norspits which is just opposite the police ofce Some
of the sgners OF the declaration appeared ip after
noon, according to prcmise the police politely opened
parley with them and advised them to await the re
OF the of the animals which was soon expected
they having doubt that he would act right in the
matter and have his odious property removed inme.
daey upon bis arrival The besegers then left stating
that the thing not attended to by gentleman
Immediately upon his arrival they would Their
original threat in spite of all opposition So that peace
though II be only an armstioe now regns around the
horse The particular objection to the horses
known as Charlton ~ concerning which learned pro-
essorwho of the siguers of the card-says that
ii fly that has bsen horse with that disease
chances to bite human the disease WILDE
with all its terrible and fatal results If this true the
excitement Is well grounded We hope, however there
will be no necessity Of resorting to Utilities in the
matter. #+ .g@=
PUT THROUGH. Henry Williams was yester.
day arraigned before Recorder Bright on charge OF hay
ing brually knocked down and beaten Charles bushes
Wednesday evening, Julia street near Bolivar He
gave bail to appear on tho I'D. ..aF
ORDERED TO LEAvE-John Parker yesterday
proved to Recorder Bright that he WAS "ree pusso1
Ut culla T. hut telling to prove that he creole hs
was notified that if he did not leave the State within
days the State would take the trouble shipping him
Baton Rouge.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON CHnD.-John
Neber yesterday made affidavit before Recorder Ramos
charging M. Pradah with having struck his little
daughter Dnsh with save on Saturday evening" at the
corner OF IRENE and Barracks streets. warrant
issued.
BITTEN BY A DoG.-Mr. Colin Charles yester.
day complained to Recorder Ramos that Wednesda,
evening his wife was bitten by dog belonging some
body at No 22S Dauphne street; which person permits
the dog to at large and which dog had previously
bitten several other persons warrant was issued fol
the PERSONS arrest.
SAD.--Mrs. Winstel, respectable German
woman residing soraparn street. went suddenly ant
completely crazy yesterday and had to be sent to
Insane Asylum 1t believed to be the result of re
gious excitement She had just had two of her children
baptized by priest, and reaching home lost hel
senses.
VIOLENT ASSAULT. j jeremiah G Lee yesterda,
had John Harrgan arragned before Recorder Bright
charge OF having struck him in the forehead with
nesday night Tchoupitouas near the corner Of Gaen
ME street. In default of $1,000 bail to appear the ed
Hsrrigan was sent to prison. Harrigan should hav,
waited till he caught his enemy below Canal street II
the Second District he could have got off with $500 bail
and possibly straw bail at that.
She FIXED HM.-Mary Fitzgerald was ar
raigned before Recorder Bright yesterday charged b,
VIM. Pickett with having, without the smallest com
Function OF conscience entered room in his house.
Dryades street, on Monday afternoon trunded there
from barrel of very dead but not well picked herring
which she emptied into his backyard, thereby creatn
an intoerable nuisance to the whole neghborhood Mar
got friend to risk $500 on her appearance the 3d.
SMAsHERs CAUGHT. Frederick Jacobs, Geo
FILLER, John *. Allison and VIM. Wilson, four of the io
fellows concerned in smashing up b. Imans ball room
theatre Philip street, last month