New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-14
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RAIN.-We had several sprinkles of it yesterday,
and downright delugc Of it last night 1t all ran off into e
swamp, however leaving the mud behind in its usual shameful
manner
z CHARITY Hosr1TAL-Report for the week ending
last evening:
b biasS; 5 6$ Rt@sa;a: 20 1S
FIRE.-A pot of tar in Mr.. Lange's wadding manu-
factory on Greamen street. in the Third District caught fire
Thursday night Hrased great smoke and great alarm,
but to the disappointment Of the assembling crowds did not set
the house on fire. The pet insured The thing hard
worth mentioning but items dreadfuly yester
day, and we were glad to grab at anything.
ANoTHER.-At little before II o'clock last night,
fire broke the Eagle House, on Front Levee street be-
tween Canal and Crosnan 1t afour.sor brick kent by
Mr. Dalton drinking boarding house. and was entirely
destroyed with all its contents The brick adjoining
occupied by the grocery Edward Conery caught and
was much damaged the upper story being destroyed two
other stories pariayso The did not be heavily
stocked in the burnt sories what not destroyed by fire
must have been ruined by the water thrown
The total loss should down from Sl0
The fire started in the back part the story of Eagle
House, where is said the kitchen located The fremen
we're on the spot early and worked with the greatest energy
those who the adjacent roofs amid the storm of smoke
and sparks acting heroes The Young America brought
out and got to work in time help grocery and ad
joining buildings g@
BURGLARY-A cigar store on Old Levee street, in
The second District was burElarOus entered during Thursday
night and robbed Of about $50 worth of cigars The police
have clue to the rasca The whole thing will probably end
in smoke.
SUPREME CoURT-Mr. Auld's application for writ
Of prohibition Judge Robertson from Issuing GER
dfcae to Walton yesterday dismissed by the Supreme
Court Col Walton's application for writ of mandamus to
compel the issuance of the said certificate continued till
to-day. .-. ..
RECORDER BRIGHr's Court. = John Wilson and
Richard Jones yesterday before the First District
Court for robbing VIM Jackson public highway Of seven
dollars and two 1iandkerchiefs. No bail
Mr. WIN. L. Cockere Of No. II Benve street was arragned
charge of breach of trust and embezzemen failing pay
LAS of houses in this city which had collected
as agent Of Messrs. Witlock, Nichols Co.. iii New York
George W. Helme of No. Exchange Place, made the affidavit
The fixed for examination 2Oh and Mr. gave
bail of $500 to appear. '. -
jean Courtade arragned charge knocking down
jean Pebeler in Poydras Market they being butchers at con-
tiguous stalls. Courtade gave bail.
Andrew Weaver and Barbara Smith arragned Andrew
charged with knocking down Josephine Banger in the ST.
y Vegetable Market and Barbara charged giving her
lick for lagniapre Both gave bail
Mrs. Ruth was arraigned charge of violently abusing
Joseph Ryan, at No. $50 Girod street, throwing stick Of
wood into his kitchen, thereby striking Ills wife the arm
Mrs. r. failed to give bail and was sent to prison.
Frank Cavery picked up drunk Grave street. was sent
before the First District Court for carrying the bowie-kufe
which WAS found upon him.
RECORDER RAMOS CoURT.-E. Kellehan yesterday
complained that two men, whose unknown to him
had attempted to drown him by throwing him overheard from
the steamer Aaan at the foot of Benv street Warrants
issued.
Christn made affidavit that Antoine Labade sDit his
several blows after he lying sensees warrant was is
sned
Several complaints petty assaults breaches of the peace
made, and warrants were issued