New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11
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F1RE-The cottage residence of Messrts Pitcher and
Wyan Third street, nnunciation and Laurel in
the Fourth District destroyed fire early Saturday
morning. They insured
Anoer-Between twelve and O'Clock last night fire
broke out in the shop Valentine situated in the
interior of the bounded by Joseph Camp and
Magazine The shop with contents was destroyed as
well several surrounding sheds and ohouss
Of Dr. Carey destroyed and the premises NJ Good
man, fronting Magazine street and of Mrs weherby
ing Camp street. considerably damaged rear
The fire was undoubtedly the work of ncedary, the
cooprshop which accessible Magazine street. had
been closed for month There wee learn SLIGO worth of
barrels stored it, The renen promptly spot
to their activity and must be attributed the
great deal damage high wind was pre-
vailing at the time. 1. .
| OUTRAGE ON AN EDIToR.--Air. Denis Corcoran, one
of propretors Of The Daily DELTA and beaten about
the face and head in shocking manner Saturday night
ST Charles street Canal by unknown person. He
had been at the dinner at tile St. Charles Hotel given the
Governor and other dignares, and way home
wlen he states he suddenly behind
knocked down. and beaten after by some person
whom he could not recognize who Immediately retreat
He found lying on the banquette by the watcan of the
beat who assisted him TO his residence His wounds yesterday
| though Serious were not considered dangerous
| ROBBERY-The residence of Mr. G. w. Simpson at
the of Coliseum and ST. Andrew Streets the Fourth
District entered Saturday by thieves robbed Of SIS
in cash and quantity of ewely Sergeant Dryden and Cor
pora Dalton night arrested Marcus Talbot Gaan street
of his DEyades street Yesterday Henry Hunt and Mary
Ann Brown arrested also in Gaan street. of
being concerned in the robbery. "
| MURDER OF WoMAN.-Coroner Olivier held an
Inquest Saturday the body of Mrs Mary Stout German
twenty three years DID, found her residence on
Independence street, between Love and Craps Streets
Third District Verdict came her death conclusion of
the BRAIN cRnsed by blows inflicted instrument
supposed to be in the hands of Henry He
aided and allotted by her husband John Stout the
evening of the LIST ns 1t appeared from the testimony that
Hiteman, who is shnglemaker, rented cabinet of Stout.
who is cigar maker, and that he had been in
abusing and beating Mrs Stout who dsageesbe by
of her inepernnpe On the evening above her
violently that she had be bed there
until death her relief Her accused of be-
accessory the murder appeared that he had
agreed not to prosecute Heman for what he had DONE he
would doctor bills damages arrested on the
spot and lodged jail and expected teman would
be caught last evening.
| FREAK OF A MADMAN.-Otto LesefSti, q Door de-
ented fellow who has several the asylum took
sudden fancy the Jackson in jackson square
ing He procured ladder with which he the
and the pedestal He tried for while get
srups from Old Hickorys foot, failing in which,
menced Juggling of the spurs thus engaged
he by the police taken down. caaboosed
A CRAsH-Nobody Hurt-Last night, during the
performance at Smiths Circus Of Chares and
Barracks Streets the seats suddenly way down
with crash Fprecipisating and children one
proiscuou heap There great screaming scambng
| but fortunately, no bones were broken
DEATHS FROM INTERFERENCE The Coroner, on
Saturday. held inquest the body Samuel B. Penrose
Pennsylvania, ~ years of age, found in house in
McDonoghvile verdictapoplexy, by ntemperance
Deceased by trade steamboat painter had several
been paralysed from the effects of drinking He
leaves widow and several children
Also inquest the body of Mrs. Bapse wo
man. IS Of found dead No. G. Dryas street, Yer
dictapopeNy caused by nemperance She belonged
sisterhood of fraty.
| MORE OLD VICTIMS TO THE WEATHER.-Two in
held yesterday by the Coroner upon
the bodies of aged negroes both being natives Of Africa
verdict in each of death from cold exposure
the slave Frank So years DID, belonging Beauregard
found dead of Urquhar Streets
Third District the other the slave Maria Louisa rs years
old belonging Mr. Hacaud found dead No G. Anthony
street, in the same District
WATCH REcovERED.-Major Barrow formerly U.
S. Envoy Spain, robbed valuable unique gold
watch and papers, board the Natchez
Thursday the arrival here of that boat In of the city
papers, the Major offered reward Of SEQ recovery
watch Officers Mayhem and Ross theeupon
work. and Saturday found the watch the spout in
establishment in the Third District the precise locality
Of which, for polite they declined giving Mayhem
among those who know the ropes in this
AocIpENTs.-Richard Tracy, an Irshrnan, was badly
burned in West Baton Rouge few days SINCE by the
explosion the stump old tree which had been charged
POWDER for land clearing He brought down
the CITY, and lies Charity Hospital He is considered
dangerously hurt
Eliza Burns, Irishwomau while drunk Friday night
fell from the econdsoy window of house Julia
| was badly bruised, and was taken to the hospital
| VARIErIEs.-The following parties await eXanina
ton before the different Recorders charges
Thomas Green and Charles Myers charged with attempting
to rob the cabin Of the schooner Gen WORTH the New Basin
John Harmon charged with numerically whipping and kick
| ing boy nine years old.
+. Renay charged with Smoothing and wounding D. Gowdy
| in the Second District,
Slave Tom, belonging Mr. Porter chRrgd with stealing
trunk from the steamer VIM. Young.
John Wickne, caught in the Of picking mans pocket
! in Barracks street,
will ay