New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-11
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O'Clock on Tuesday night L0aS incoDs1derabie. Inc
timely arrival Of the fremen prevented the further spread
of the flames,
ANoTHER.-At about II o'clock yesterday a
Gre broke out in tho kitchen Of Mr. Hypolite Bailous
residences Claiborne street. the corner Of 81 Ann
which destroyed together with the frame resdence
of Mr. Eugene Lacroix the kitchen of Mime Pantie, and
other outhouse etc. In the interior Of the square whose
other limits Orleans and Derbgny Streets Loss not
very great and mostly covered by insurance The FIRE
originated accidentally through the Of SER
want The whole fire department. m more or less, The
Young America included, the ground, and in
season. but the big machine had no occasion to
timber.
A DIFFERENCE. --Since the emphatic promul-
CATION by honor the Mayor of the ordinance against
concealed Weapons, would expect the different Re-
corders with than usual gor against vioators
Of that ordinance Recorder Bright Ia the only Of the
four Recorders who to our knowledge fully carries out
the Law the subject Recorders Seuzeneau and Jack
appear to be lukeWarm In the matter-so judge
from seeing few or of their customers committed
carrying concealed Weapons while Recorder Ramos Is
ultra liberal Before the named Recorder yester-
day Irishman named Patrick Maloney arrsigned
on charge OF having drawn from his bosom pistol,
loaded with buckshot, which he fired at with whom
he had difficulty the evee the evening previous.
The shot fortunately missed its AIM did any damage
to the people around might reasonably have been
lpected The officer who arrested the man appeared
against him and positively to the charge yet not
wthstandpg this the Recorder let him off upon paying
ne of five dollars is not necessary to define our views
concerning the carrying Of concealed weapons but
Of opinion that when the Mayor sets himself about
any work of REFORM he should be seconded least by
the Recorders, ii by nobody else We have only say
to those who wH carry weapons in spite Of law and ars
apt to be Reckless in the display Of Them that they bad
better far possible, keep within the limits Of the
second District.
A MEAN Crowd. During one omnibus ride
yesterday Witnessed rather experienced the follow
ing Four gentlemen and lady (by courtesy occu
pisd side the other side contained six The lady had
starcby dress and bundle by her side twelfth
person. gentleman hailed the omnibus got in, and
rybody offered to make room for him but the lady AL
being lgrown there was no room, and the gentleman
seated himself the knees Of friend that happened to
be in the crowd. Next two persons got out.
After that, the omnibus hailed by wel-dressed
man, nearly square eff running at top Of speed down
as the omnibus stopped the gentle
stopped running, and walked the remainder
the distance in the coolest and most eisurey manner
Imaginable the driver being fool enough to wait for him
Upon reaching and entering the omnibus he joced
recognize two three friends among the passengers
with each Of whom he shook hands, and passed. compi-
upon the beautiful weather Fairly seated he drew
forth his -monnaie fumbed awhile handed the driver
three twenty cent pieces and called for bundle Of
tickets One of the quarters happened to bs Spanish
the driver refused to take 1t for more than twenty
The gentleman after arguing with him awhile, goodh
moredly took back the objectionable coin and gave him
American coin in its stead Then he received his
tickets. The bundle tied tight the thread
would permit the gentemans fingers fat and after
most fatiguirg manipulation, which witnessed by
twenty impatient eyes succeeded In extracting ticket
aud handing 1t up through the hole He then restored
his wallet to his pocket Rested his hands hsfat thighs
and locked aroand If he fancied his presence were
general blessing
Two squares further on a Dutchman with a basket
of plumber hailed and got In. He bought package Of
halticketa bit the end and handed The driver
called for another The Dutchman Indignantly refused
saying that the omnibus had gone hall its trip The
driver, getting hudy, brought his mules to dead halt
and that he didn't if he halfway be
must have full fare The Dutchman said he didn't care
either and deliberately took his Thereupon
of the passengers intsrferred and told him he mus,
either pay full fare get OUT upon which he wilted
down, and handed up another half ticket.
Now in tbs Of our repertoral experience gel
into all sorts of crowds daily in the Recorders
courts have been through the Parish Prison end the
Work house and have several times accompanied the
police in their nocturnal rounds amid precincts of va
grancy and downtown dance.houses; but in none o.
these places did ever feel half oppressvey
surrounding did in that omnibus yester
day in the company OF the starchy lady with her bundle
the ugly Dutchman with his basket and the fat gentle
man with his good humor We were completely undons
by aud would have been ourse again for the re-
mainder of the day. but for incident of opposite
nature in the omnibus in which returned. The omn
bus having twelve inside modestly took station
the tal-board wel-dressed handsome young lady who
sat next the door, with five gentlemen beyond her gave
the next her slight nudge; and the nudge al
space Just large enough to set comfortably in and thu
same time just small enough to render contact with
our lady friend extremely delicious. We he,
before but certain that will know il we eyeI
| encounter her again.
Altogether, It's about of with the people
siderateness of portion is by potenes
and consideration Of the other portion and after ell
| plain Of what we experienced yesterday
| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Thomas Madden apt
Richard Hennisan yesterday the larceny
s22 from the pocket of Thomas Murphy on the It'll o
June while he was asleep in house on New Ieyee street
between Julia and st. Joseph. Both found guilty.
John Martin, alias Mocking Bird tried for the lar
cepy Of forty keys worth s25 from W Parker ant
John Haskins at the Factors Press the 18th Of June
Found guilty
Catherine Horn tried for larceny and for receiving
stolen time ago from Mr. Baqnies store, at the cor
ner of Julia and Circus streets Acquitted on the frs
charge, but found guilty on the second
Thomas Willis tried for larceny acquitted sut
Samuel Beange accused Of larceny, discharged upor
a polie prosequi.
| FOUND DRowNED.-The Coroner yesterday
held en- inquest on the body Of unknown white man
aged about years found dead in the river op
posite the California Saw Mill in the Third District De
ceased appeared to be steamboat hand and had sure
III. r. Verdict found drowned
HIGHWAY ROBBERY PERHAPS. - Yesterdays
evening papers contain story smelling slightly Of til,
cock bullabout two fast young gents who return
ing the other night in high hiary from the lake by thu
Common street road waylad dragged out of thei
vehicle tied down and pundered by four masked robber
10 turned coats with cleaning stiletto and loaded
pistol 1t ayerred that the only words uttered BY tn.
footpads were, Your money your life, dn you ii
response to which, one of the victims replied aTake my
and grazing him so badly to give him severe head
ache There are plenty Of other methods than the abov
of the lake and shouldnbe Tremendously astonshet
to hear that the whole story ia sham founded in cham
| payne, or some other stimulant to fiction.
| TROUBLES OF THE ANIMAL CATcHERs. Re.
coratr Issued MS warrant
Of Patrick Mccarthy, accused of violently resistn.
Pierre Loisel and attempting to mule which h
taking poundward for being tied tree at the
tion OF Basin and Toulouse Streets
| COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.--Forgery.- THE ex.
animation of Samuel Smith, charge OF obtaining
five boxes of starch and two boxes OF candles from g.
Wright Co., by of order forged upon Henry
Beehe, clerk at Eaton Hendersons was completed
yesterday before Recorder Bright and resulted in hi
cnmmtt8 for trial for forgery in the First District
Court The not being baiabe he was sent to tn,
Parish Prison Crawford the confederacy
in the affair to have made good his escape Tn,
testimony showed that be must have had something
with the business John p Collins who as clerk il
Smiths store, testified that he believed he knew Smiths
handwriting, and did not think the forged order couIt
have been written by him.
Assault and Battery Eliza Dyke Was sent down fol
chasing Ann Connolly distance of four squares from
the New Basin, on Monday last and ipjuring her badl,
by blow on the head with plate cut in the wrist
with knife, knocking down. and jsmping upon She
couldn't give bail, and was sent to prison. 55m
Observation-Disclosures Ramos committed Charles McGar
thy for trial for robbpg Ann Dawson of gold locket and
and Burgundy Streets the Sd of August last the ar
Giles being found in his hat when arrested He was sent
prison.
Larceng-John Doherty convicted for the larceny
OF five shirts from the store of VIM Levy at No. 200 Old
Levee street, the Esd of August. He was sent te
prison.
.4ssGuH ioith Intent 10 KH-Reeorder Seuzeneau com
mtted Philip Riley James Riley and Philip Lynch for tria
for assault and battery upon Policeman orano and
attempt take his fe the 9th ut at the corner
Elysian Fields and Moreau streets.