New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-13
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CHARITY Hosp1TAL-The following is the weekly
report of this institution:
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Six of the discharges yellow fever and five Of the
deaths were from the same disease.
AFTER CALM COMES A SToRM.-The long rest
that emen have had has been pretty well oned for within
forty hours Yesterday mentioned the Fairex
bakery Apollo street, which happened Thursday
night hour that there false alarm
of fire. called out the gallant fire brigade, put
useless fatigue and pespirao sometime before their abo
| actually needed.
severarhonrs after the burning othe bakery, liquor
Bernard No 81 Poydras street. discovered 10 be
on fire. remen hand again with unaggng energy,
efforts sulced only the adjoining property
liquor and its contents being entirely destroyed 1t
work Of inceudiarisn traced young named
H. L. clerk in the store whose detection and arrest
was effected as follows:
About month ago the President of the Home Mutual 1nsu
rance Company received letter which man. giving only
his initials I'll L. W, proposed, for the Of $780,
Company much larger in insurance. and asked reply
his proposal through the Post Office Arepy such
induce the unknown to state his proposal
explicitly The unknown wrote again. ntmating that for
the asked by him, he would fire by which the
Company would lose $1,000 he gave them ink
ling of what house in danger To this letter reply also was
sent Capt Youenness of the Fire Warens took to the
oc and proper explanations the Postmaster got
genlernans help him discover the unknown per
Accordingly, Policeman Frank Horne stationed in
PosOce in sight of the general delivery the clerk at
which stood prepared to give signal at the time Soon
we'll dressed young asked for letter for H. L. v The
clerk tipped tile wink and Horne followed the young to
| Demands liquor store, where he remained clerk.
the that the young in his letter offered
correspondent with the amount Of insurance Bernard store
namely S30Qhe insurance men had their suspicious and
accordingly employed expolceman Mike Farrell to watch the
and the young closely every night Farrell dis
charged his trust faithfully for peodof three weeks more
nothing particular until yesterday morning about
ocockst about the time the remeu had got home and ahed
their abo at the Apollo fire. At that hour Farrell
saw Vanesfor that proved be the of the unknown
correspondenee the store heard him COUP stairs and in
short time from advantageous position he had selected in
the street. him down stairs with lighted candle n
his hand Farrell then put his TO the keyoe of tile store
door, and able Yaness with the candle under the
stairway but could make what he doing In about
hour after that the fire broke Farrell tried
force the door, and whilst engaged Vaness to
him apparent innocence having left the store by the back
Farrell ut arrested him inc edary and
him the watchhouse and in making his affidavit afterwards
sh he implicated Bernard the keeper of the
store, accessory the and he afterwards
Both the accused sent to prison be examined
the 18th inst The at present. to be strong
one against them.
O'Clock yesterday forenoon, two,story double frame
house Apollo sreetNos 40 and 5lwas destroyed by fire
the neghboring buildings somewhat scorched The FIRE
originated the part of the house occupied by Mr. Lorraine
who absent from the city Mrs Seller lived in the
other part the building insured slave
girl named Rose, belonging TO Mr. LORRAINE arrested on
suspicion Of having started the fire.
Last evening there alarm of fire. but it happily
false
, CoRoNER's INQUEsTs.-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest body McCabe whose admission
the hospital in speeches. condition, have already
toned Verdict aoplex Deceased was an lrishman 81
, years of age.
inquest body of Thomas Hickey, boy thirteen
years age drowned Thursday evening the First
District wllarves. Verdict, accidental drowning.
observation-disclosures. Emerson & McGee's law office
Moody shirt store at the of Canal street and E
change Alley broken into on Thursday night by some en-
eprsn rasca who got ten dollars in cash for their trouble
They jimmes upon desks arnoirs, etc. without find
anything take and tried to force entrance
into other rooms in the same building.
VERY SIcK.-Sergeant Suares yesterday reported
Policeman Larry for retiring from duty the night previous
plea of sickness and trying cure himself by playing cards
Rampant street cofeehouse Larry Is the same who wa
physcei Of his boots some time by Charles Bernhard
gave him oil in horn of brandy His internal AZ
completely upset on that OCCASION and
impossible for him to feel cocky one hour
well the next We hope these things will not be overlooked
" when Larry to be overhauled
UNHAPPY TAILoR.--John McCabe, tailor, is a
! Charity Hospital suffering from sore throat He wa
silly enough to haggle at his jnguar with shoemaker
knife, on st. Charles street. on Thursday
RECORDER ST1TH's CouRT..-H. L Vaness and +
Bernard yesterday arraigned charge of
" setting fire the liquor of The latter at No. 81 Poydrf
street. o'clock yesterday morning the charge bein
made by NJ j. Farrell private wachman Farrell declare
in his affidavit that at the hour above name he saw perso
Demands store, stairs and come back with Ugh
II that soon afterwards broke that he ientife
yares the prisoner the man he saw with the light and thu
verify believed that tho said prisoner did set fire to the
y, misses and tn he aided and abeed in his work by Be
nard The accused sent to prison to be examined IL
IL 18th inst e-
IS VIM. Jones arraigncd on charge ofsteang lv
watch from Henry Walters at the of Rousset
Josephine Streets Fourth District Sent to prison to be
!, anined on the 10Th.
h Frank Jehc for violently assaung and threatening
I'd Yenger St Paul street. was bound over to keep the eac
of VIM Malone charged with larceny was discharged for wa
h. of prosecutor
Stephen Hogan for getting beastly drunk and abusive
t. Common street. and Mary kearns, for similar conduct
I'd Dryades street. ordered $40 fines go to the Wo
house.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-Antonio Urea w;
yesterday araigned charge oil whaling Dennis Sullivan
Thursday evening" Sent to prison IN default OF bail
er man named Curlcy uraigned charge of wha
T. f. IT, Iienag residence No 1870 Old Ievce street,
le Thursday night Sent to prison.
Mariana Rielo charged with swinlng and breach of
Timothy Rioran charged with breach of trust and larcen
ts discharged Other parties accused Of minor Offences
IN also discharged.
W. RECORDER SoLoMoNs CouRT-W, S. Wood w
aained yesterday charge of having given j. W. Clars
- whaling ship Nuhonsc at the foot of Clor
street Wood is the same accused Of attempting to
Henry Crane 10Th ult. by knocking him out of s
p, the with save not only nearly drowning him.
hurting his head badly and whose bonds were forfeited on
of his failure appear for examination He was requir
NC to give bail for his appearance.
al Andrew ousAn and Il Wison were araigned on char
ba of jointly beating Charles Keller They gave bail
nS Charles Berry was arragned on charge of abusing
= threatening TO Kill v. Foregane, Bail given
John Kelly and his WIFE for fighting together were fined
- each. .&
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