New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-05
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FIREs.--A bakery situated at the corner Of Love
and Desire occupied by G. Grer destroyed
by Are yesterday morning The building which belonged to
Mr. Jacobs was not very valuable F 3
There another report police books to the effect that
the kitchen Of house Claiborne FIRE
Wednesday night with intent burn the premises The
fire discovered, however and egushed before much
damage effected #55t2r M 9
THE TRUE DELrA.n-We notice that our cotem
poras Of ST. Charles street having quarters fitted mp
for themselves at No l8 Of the same pro-
badly effect the of their printing apparatus in the
of afortngb and be prepared in the meantime
their from their old without interruption The
templated locality being principal horoughfae Canal
street, central one and many advantages that
which they now occupy. We wish them success 49,
The EXECUTION OF KENNEpy.-The execution Of o.
being is something sad for reflection the law is
stenan justice nexibe and shall all probable
y have to death at the hands Of the execuoner
Patrick Kennedy the yonng who unfortunately killed
James Cruise Of his companions the ARRAY
night eighteen months will doubtless required
pay penalty of the law this morning. According to the
provisions of the law in such things the execution will take
place within the precincts of the Parish Prison. ouy
whom the law prescribes be admitted 1t will
full occasion. # lt5Eg 5is 4
SURRENDERED HIMsELF.-Alphonse Casanova sur.
himself Wednesday night the District lock-
up and reported that he had shot at and slightly
another who Ind gone his house. He afterwards
released satisfactory grounds which his presented
INQUEST ON 4 SIAyE.-An inquest was held yes
terday the body Of the slave Mary who committed
suicide few days by jumping into the river at the Second
District ferry landing She native Of the State and
loneed TO Miss NJ E. Chaffrais.
LARGE ROBBERY BY CoLoRBD BoYs.-Eugene
Caoux Alto Jubien Perrin coloed boys MI
arrested yesterday evening the instance Of William Buchanan
who charges them with breaking open his trunk and stealing
heefrom $500 in bank notes. Andre caillonx, W. and
Palace Callonx also arrested suspicion Of being
accessories Officers Carr and Nixon report having found by viz
tue of search warrant sO 80 of the amount buried in the
earth Camp street. between Thaia and Mepomene street.
besides Sl5 more in house near by. '77 -
DEATH FROM ILL-TREATMENTs-A postmortem ex-
animation yesterday thebody of Mrs Nicholas Beck
exhed by order Of the Coroner suspicion its having
been buried under foul circumstances The jury Of inquest
verdict the effect that she came her death from
the eecio blows inflicted her person asderent times by
herhusband Nicholas Beck aided and Allotted by Catherine
Stabe Deceased native Of France and about thirty
years Of age According the testimony she had been NAL
treated in cruel for Her body had been buried
for week. however, before nmation Of the fact reached
Coroners Beck and the who alleged to have
aided him in his deed of alleged eurder have both been
arrested and are held for examination. 4'51,
CARELESS DRIVING. Child Probably Killed.
Patrick Darsht the driver Of omnibus which the
little girl child of Mr. John Chapman the other evening" at the
of Poet and Casacavo Streets arrested and held for
examination in the matter AT accident
omnibuses passing each other when Mr. Chapman's little
daughter who playing with another child in front of her
fhther's house. and Intercepted by hem getting
seriously and is thought fatally injured Her head is mashed
ha she hardly live. The other child
but slightly hurt. W.
RECORDER STITHs COURT.-The parties arrested
on suspicion having robbed body of sumpf
were seray before Recorder Sh acquitted
the accusation against them having been withdrawn
Royal Wilcox held bail charge of having
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the steamer Maria Denning.
Mullen held for examination the 10Th inst,
charge having stolen valuable dog from the premises of
Frank McShane Girod street. vi ~ ~
ussey the Work house for sixty days
making suspicious appropriation of Ellen ongomery's
effects Catherine Tearney Jna Healy sentenced to
the same institution for sixty days Migrants.
Jim Hord runaway from Georgia. remanded prison
await the order of his Mary Commerford accused
of having Biddy OConnor discharged the latter
appearing to have merited the drubbing,
number persons fined S. each for drinking fighting
and disturbing the peace generally.
RECORDER FABREs CouRT.-Baptiste Aman was
before Recorder Fabe yesterday and committed for
trial before the First District Court the charge of having
obtained theatrical abeaux from William amer by
presenting the lessee of the jackson Hail. when in
truth he not.
Fagots slave boy Alponse arragncd charge of
stealing lot Of from Rodoph Pesercos residence
Orleans street.
Jean Poros accusation against Jaime Alex keeping dis
orderly house duly inquired into, and the accused dis
missed
Francois SELLER the charge of having
committed assault and battery Leon nulan in his
house Main street.
Pierre the of Pierre Mon
age he of having taken plank worth
$50 from the ground which he had engaged with him
build him house. and for which he had partially paid him
arragne this court yesterday andheId for
uation on the charge having frsuduleny obtained 1854 Il
worth goods from F. Bardy's in the Fourth District
John Hener sent prison for hours for
pressing his contempt of the Recorders ermned authority
| RECORDER SoLoaoN's COURT The only. thing
worth noticing yesterday the arrest of GeorE
Holt accused of stealing $50 Mary Nelson
He was examined and discharged.
FIRST DISTRICT School BOARD. = There was
meeting of this Board last evengMr j. o. Nixon presiding
a er The reading and adoption of the minutes the
meeting Mr. roindexte5 oi the cqittee on Books
s snppg 4 Gooiehs Readers at rensoH on the price
s n e f sehoo
Quoting the pay roll for August was s. 81 g. which sum-
aB lst2ed for o on Ssty from
from lady applying for The SacesR Of fe3 , II he
application Of MIS- E. A. Whiting for leave of absence
Goodrich granted leave Sf absence for sisy dayf
Mr. Greenwood appointed on the Finance COMMITTEE IN 'he
The following of the Board appointed on th
respective Visiting Committees for the present month
TFankn and aotdaW sc1ooi,-H Glaghan, j. S. carl
R. N. Iusler. }=-- - ,pt., =
Wuhinqto, ScEaoE Peae D. F. MITCHELL J. II. 0gesb!
Pa,ding Sctooi-J G. Pondester, Moses Greenwood:
Jtferson schoo-Charles Waters R. K Howell S. B. Day.
\ Jackson School-H L. Goodrich. John Kemp.
We1se, Seaoo1-J. NJ. Demares j. 7. deter, D. Beehe
Fisk iSchool-W Freret, II. Forance n. r. Jennings =
Mr. Goodrich that the Board into election Il
Superintendent, which finally carried, after number
poposons had been lost and considerable eXcit
Obtained during which time several members left ii
room, but subsequently returned.
Mr. Howell nominated William o. Rogers for the office
Superintendent, the first ballot the stood For
Rogers Il Mr.. Torrey, present ncrmben g. MIR. McNair,
and blank, 3.
Before proceeding a second ballot Mr. Waters nominate
Mr. Torrey The ballot for Mr.. Rogers q +
Mr. Torrey l. blank l; whereupon Mr. Rogers declare
duly elected Superintendent for the ensuing year. and on
tion the Board adjourned.
Child sEEeSasdge5.e1'S.
This term may be properly applied to intestinal worms
momenter presence suspected, that expulsoy rel
edy WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE should be give