New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-22

f1RE.-The f1re at o quarter past nine las
nshI occurred IN grocery store the Of Thr
pus sfsht damage done to store or building
a MURDER COMPLETED. Mr.. John Blakelv
the carpenter Of st. John strest who WAS sabbsd In Il,
oack on the night Of the 14th inst on upper Dryade
ssess ~ ns black mistress Adenc slave belonging
mr. foreyh died at the Circus Street Hospital on Nor
Gay night He had revived slowly though It was though
ne never would get entirely we'll and was expected b
woolo os aee 20 leave the Hospital yesterday but dealt
unexpectedly interviewed. The Coroner held an iuaues
On tne body yesterday and returned verdict accord
ance with the facts. Upon opening the body, about
sucketful OF copgeaed blood found mixed up will
MS ntestlnes rendering it wonder how the suffere
years old II remains to be seen wheths
Aaene VIII be resolute enough and sharp enough exc
cute the very conte threat che made the day after h
stabbing which that IL Blakely died she would d
too by killing herself 1t is rot very likely che will HI
permitted to cheat the gallows co.
DROWNED. The Coroner held an inquest IN
Monday on tho body Of Henry Laveilet, a native n
France "a years of found 10 the New Canal onnoe,t
cullums House Verdict drowned The deceased VIZ,
walter at Otto Beds's Hotel at the railroad tero;rna
ana ei there on sunday night in state OF ntoxicston
the prdse over the canal had bsen undergoing renar
and could not be crossed safely and it ia Presumed he
e n not nspg able 70 cross in his muddled condition
the body If uoronsr the same day held inquest
found in the river opposite Post So Third District
Verdict, accidental drowning.
SETTLED AT LAST Mrs Cordelia Childs and
Niss Ophea Wallace the and sods-yendiug sister
81 street. yesterday underwent their last ordea
consequent upon the deeds aud msdeeds Of that black
rascal sam The two last links in the chain of c.se
WIS H. NJ Luther's charge against them Of keeping dis
orderly house and Alice DArthenays charge of SELLING
hquor without iicensewere shaken and found To NJ
made of sand. ~ w w
The charge Of keeping disordsrly house received M
better support (has we hesrd than Affects story Of
SANS galiantries with the fair Ophea which, we are
opinion was such but q woman Ike Alca con,d
tell and such as none but girl like Ophea could isten
spectator to another, "Did you eyer!n Answered tb
other mo neyer!'' Even the renowned connssllors
who have been often ssubbsd by the Recorder for
Jealous endeavor to gat the bottom Of things
TO have got as far down they wished to CO. and sied
With aatisfaction. One Of them, appealing TO the RAJ
coraer certain questions psopounded by the other
was answered by the other in the following yasn ~
manner: S
g The why have given such latitude to oues.
tions OF the kind is that the ladies both sdes have
been making such strenuous efforts to each others
characters to pieces and have been succeeding 30 adir
bly,, that haven't thought it worth while to offer apy
objectionsn ~
After this similar obnoxious question being mt the
defending counsel (Co Field got wrathy and shaking
his fist at the other said he should not ask the dues
ton This being contempt Of court the Recorder
him to the Parish Prison for twenty-four hours
AH to the charge Of selling liquor without license. W
was of verify shown that when certain gentlemen
in from the street. certain black bottles came ont
secret hiding places and disgoged certain
contents which the gentlemen aforesaid swallowed hut
unucky for the prosecution the very gentlemen alluded
goodwill Offering on the part OF the sisters for
which they paid never "copper" anything like money
Az soon as the testimony was concluded the Recorder BIT
the case plump owouldnt hear word IL law yers had
sayand discharged the sisters Thereupon the
shook the dust OF the courtroom their sppers for
the last time, and travelled up St. Charles In triumph
Alice D'Arthenay who was brought up from prison to
testify was sent back, looking more homey, sorrowful
and wretched than ever.
And endsateast in the Recorders Court-this dis
gustns aud most unreportabe feminine quarrel all orgi
mating about of the backes and ugest nigeers out
OF Africa We hope to be out oftoWn when such another
turns up.
ASSAULTS AND BATTERIES, ETC.-Patrick and
Mary Clarke yesterday arragned before Recorder
Bright charged by Catherine Flynn with having struck
her in the forehead with bottle and given her brutal
beating Wednesday afternoon last ct the corner Of
the 18th inst.
James MADDEN was arraigned on charge of having
violently beaten officer James Madden and kicked him in
the face and body when he in the discharge of his
duty at Saturday midnight at the of Poydras ana
Dryades streets. Bail $3.50 to appear the 2a:A.
Charles Lsner an ugly beasty looking fellow residing
at No. ~ Tchoupitouas street. arragned the
stance Of Mrs Lzetta Len Of No Ill New Leyee street
who charged that so long ago the 10th of June put
his arm around her neck and attempted other proprie
ties that week afterward he attempted still grosser
things and that still later be renewed the assault
and behaved more shamefuly thgn ever. Laner seems
to be almost as gallant fellow the famous niger
and the djfhdenee of Mrs Len in withholding her
piant Till this late day. almost equals that of the ladies
who complained Of the aforesaid Sam.
ASSAULTS, ETc.-The following affidayits were
made before Recorder Ramos yesterday:
BY Eugene Guilaume, charging Joseph William with
beating Guaumes child and insulting and abusing his
wills soms fifteen days ago while he absent from his
home, ut No. "a Dauphne street. William was arrested
and gave bail.
By u, heidingsfelder. charging Edward Newman and
Joseph 6uhz with beating him while ne playing
game OF dominoea in c0eehouee at the Of Ex-
change Alley and ST. Louis Streets Both arrested and
held TO bail. -
By Charles Newman, charging Emanuel Heidingsfel-
ger with having previously his No OIL
ohaftres street, and called him all sorts of YiIlanous
NAMES. warrant out after II.
by MARY Belzsr, charging woman whose she does
not Know With beatog and kicking ner Toulouse
STEALING A REvoLyER-James Smith was
yesterday arragned before Recorder Bright charged by
Inomas Maher with having stolen his CALI
ope street. on the Sth of January last revolver worth
S'o. tie was required to appear on the 23dbai $500
DISMISSED. Evan McLennan, accused BY
Joseph Evans, Of No. 9S Triton Walk of having raudu-
lent obtained from him $685. lumber during the
months OF June and July, dismissed the case proving
TO be- one for civil and not criminal action.
WORK HOUSE, ETC.--Karl and Sophia Wolf
were yesterday sent to the house for month each
ZOE being caught under awha cutting sacks through
the CRACKS Dan Busby caught them az it, Patrick Lamb
FOUND drunk and ndecenty exposed in Delord street.
sent out for ten days Mary Ryan, for throwing brick
pats into Daniel Burgns house Magazine street.
ordered to pay five dollars prison five days