New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-02
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FIRE-Donahoe's sackhouse on Triton Walk, be-
tween Carondeet and Baronne Streets burnt down
eleven and twelve o'clock night sany be.
longing TO the McDonog that has been in the habit
burning down about and fired last night
less by experimentas anything would
burn after the heavy rain of yesterday Now gone
again. the Street Commissioner ought il
up again. Loss inconsideable The femen were on hand
carly, and saved the surrounding property. ,}& r%s
| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-ln the case of James
Patton, tried for the of Col Turnbul the Jury at
O'Clock yesterday morning returned verdict of guilty without
capital pInshmcnt-e that the first trial
The plea CT insanity after all avail and the old man
will have spend the remainder of his pente
tiary.
Yesterday roseqai WAS entered in favor of VIM Ten
nent the eapolicemun who accused of robbery
ing gold watch black mail from Miss Niles when
she in carriage Union street, awaiting gentleman
companion night year ago. accused was there
fore released from his recognzance.
Willihm Banks and H Leon tried for robbery ac-
Quilted
Twelve members Of the Grand Jury reported themselves and
retired to consider the business before them
RECORDER Sr1TH's CouRT.-Colonel Henry Forno
yesterday took his chief cour-havng pre
vouy been appointed by Recorder The Colonel is fa-
ma with every branch of police with business
generally therefore have doubt that prove himself
able and Efficient and win popularity in his position
ESPosmaster Wn G. Kendall arragned on charge Of
asSaulng aud violently beating und kicking Thomas Nc.
Cay the q s. District Attorney Canal street. morning
just after the opening of the Post Office McCay appeared
in court beaten black and blue any charge
against Kendall The Recorder therefore, could more
hnn fine him $40 for breach Of the peace We pre- informed
that the parties met casually and that Mr. Kendall
McCay by the collar and remarked that they now Oh an
equal footing he would give him furnishings that he then
knocked him down and continued punmel kick him
other persons inerered and took him off Mr. McCay
meantime, having drawn pistol which his powerful
saiant did not permit him to The attack of course was
owing to Mr. MeCays energetic prosecution against Kendall
behalf of the u s. Government in the letter bezzlement
VIM Burke after due examination before the First
District Court 10 be tried for the murder Of George Brown
shooting him, board the Princess, Baton Roge
the 18th of May from the effects OF which shooting he died
the 3, We published the particulars of the affair at the
time. Burke was, OF course, back TO prison.
Jumcs Donovan before the First District Court for
renting house slave without his consent
| trarention of existing ordinances.
Francis Richards and Benjamin Robinson, the young
who found Richard Muphys $500 Monday and
sold 1.-THE particulars Of which published yestedaywere
arragned required give bail of Sl50o ap
rcarancc the 10Th Not being able give bail they
back prison
Phillips accused of attempting to pass some counter
felt hinplase at the reasurers Office, had his
for tie 10Th s5--.
Vim. Kntt cook the ship Manchester was aruigned on
charge of having stolen gold watch chap SIZE
from John G. Bates board the said ship.
| no bail given.
Pat Murray arrNgned charge Of brutay beating
wife and throwing Miss Donney down stairs
Julia street., Fixed for The qh--no bail given .s
Charley Smith, taken Up by Lieut. Hunt dangerous
suspicious Character prison, examined
9th.
William Wilson, alias George Montgomery alias Bolton
whose raising of the wind hesss P & r. Reys expense
mentioned yesterday, arraigned The missing silk
having been recovered through The energy and sagncy of til
chiefs specials Tom Kearpey and Tom Boylan the Mtssrs
declined prosecuting. The accused however, held fo
examination another and old chnrge--nnmey, going 4
Messrs Gregor & Wilson's jewey store, Camp street. il
November last and obaninng gold watch chain din
mond beaspu, and opal ugerr upon representation
that he would for them at the city hotel where he th
slip Mr.. Wilson, who along with him for tho purpose
receiving hemoney. default of bail appear the lGh
the accused was sent to prison.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-Recorder Fabre yes
terday appointed MI A. Blache chief clerk his office. MIR
B. in, and proceeded the discharge Of his duties
Weacknuwlege with pleasure his aenIivcnes to the corps
2ortorial IN fixing things for facility in their abprs
b. ofose before the First District Court for dri
wing his wife from their ST. Peter street, the 10th 0
March, by ilitreaen, and afterwards visiting her
beating her at the house which she had taken refuge Bal
given.
Xavier Fisher arraned charge of beating and kick
ing Henry Rice Monday night The Bayou Road opposite
the engine hose Fire Company No. s. He gave bail
pear when varied.
Mrs Halp,aee Affidavit that her husband james beat he
yoonily with chair and tried kill her, in IL cir domc
the of ORLEANS and reur streets, Monday night
warrant w&s lssHed.