New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-04
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FIRE-The alarm of fire last evening was occa-
stoned by the burning of lumber pile Caronlec between
Julia and St. Joseph The fire quickly put out
damage about Sno insurance. 1t generally reported that
yesterday excessively hot day almost Glorious
FOURTH the lumber caught fire spontaneously for glory jack
Adams, however persists that there sunshine
of the pile which burnt that by some son Of
a most unhappy
COURTS ADJoURNED.-The Fourth and Fifth Dis
ct Courts adjourned yesterday for the The
Second District Court probae adjourned only the 2s
The Sixth District Court did ADJOURN but will probably
so on Saturday, during the week. The First District
Court of course, cannot adjourn. 1t will have
summer out and has quantity of business over
too.
SCHOOL BoARD.-This Board failed to hold its
regular monthly meeting evening" being no quorum
Nobody will qnarrel abont it, presume seeing that
the Of the Glorious Fourth.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The old case of Victor
Dra Eugene Dnpra Tony Martin, Charles Reeves, Fanny
Marcelle and Philip Mose charged with riot called
yesterday Fanny Marcele the only who appeared
her Continued till Monday The others failing
appear, their bonds declared forfeited The was
the which took place August 1854 when the house of
Emene Gibson, Dauphn street, sacked Of
man having been poisoned therein.
b. A. Mensing accused Of assault and battery dismissed
by nole JroScqui.
Charles Sullivan pleaded guilty larceny and was sentenced
10 two years in the pclitentury
Counsel for James Pata recently murder
spite The plea of insanity, took rule the Attorney General
to show cause, Saturday, why tial
granted
RECORDER STITI's CoURT.-Henry Sleep, Patrick
ONe James Ferguson and James Scott arrained
terdny charge having robbed Charles Freckema of
@02I board the steamer David Gibson the They
all sent TO the Parish Prison await hearing.
N Case and Michael H. Crowley arraigned Case
charges of having stolen lot of carpenters
Kline obtaining goods under false pretence threatening
burn kne's hoise: and Crowley charge of having
ceved the stolen tools from Case and refusing give them up
They sent to prison to be examined in due time
Charles Ludowc held for hearing on Charge of hav-
ing violently beaten Charles Graf Tcoupiouas street The
usual assortment Of nebraes either fined Work housed
Princeval teacher of fencing concerning whose active pari
cancy in the Orleans street outrage there said be positive
proof before the Recorder yesterday by Policemen
inst returned from Baataa in schooner having been absent
from the city since the memorable election demonstration
in which he took The Recorder required him give bail
OF for his appearance for examination which he Furnish
edhe Scans being any trouble raise bail
their cases are baiahle
John Williams NJ Murphy NJ Fitzgerald and Leon Bandn,
sevealy accused Of urderous attempts upon different ndd
nails, discharged
Louis Rioe complained thc free colored named Fran
co.'s had stolen S35 dollars from in his house
Of Burgundy and Cont streets issued
Numerous aaSits made against doraerly females
petty beligersns etc, and warrants issued. z$s5
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CouRr-George Cross was
yesterday the First District Court stabbDe
William awess having recovered
/ he was admitted 10 bail, which he furnished
strong minded female named Mary Barry was arragred
on charge of having threatened burn Wiselys down
| She was held for hearing.