New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05
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FIRE.-The building No. 80 Fulton street, running
through to Front Leree destroyed by ire Th Of its
contents ut eleven o'clock Saturday night The
Bernard CoeHJ clothing store the
occupied by H. Whiting Co. Mr. Cohen estimates is
loss nearly half covered by The San Mu-
tua1 Office The loss Of Whiting Co. was incodsrahle The
building owned BY Pug ATendano, worth about
SIS The fire attributed to The hremen
were the spot good time mantlg prevent
the spread Of the flames to the adjoining buildings
& The KENDALL CAsE.-Ihe trial Of ex-PossmasteE
VI g. Kendall fixed for ths q. Gireais Gsst to-
day and tomorrow
RoBBERy The jewelry stoEe Of lfr, Helms Ksch, on
Leyee Street, Espanade Eysan Fields was enter
ed BY burglars Friday evening and robbed Of money
two gold watches silver watches and various other yalua
hies The robbery effected during Kisch,s brief
Of hour from the store False keys doubtless
used. & - z S53=a&$
S One OF THE BODIES FouND.-The Coroner, On Sat
urday, held inquest the body Of negro man.
found in Lake Ponchartrain Mneburgsrpposad
of the Victims of the great storm Of the Sunday
Verdict, found drowned The deceased fo5ys
years of age, gray haired and minus an eye-toath.
e BLOODY Row AT A BALL.--A bali at Union Hall.
In the Fourth District broke up in all row.
O'Clock yesterday morning Several persons stabbed
though not mora and beaten We informed
that it was an Irish and American dhcuty originating in fres
drinking the bar beneath the ball The particulars will
doubtless come out before Recorder jackson. aaaaH
SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Danie Tohin shot Andrew
spedden three times Saturday night the Lavee
Second District in the thigh in tho ANKLE
posteror They both belonging the ship
Old Hickory both sober and theb of friends pedden
taken to the Hospital and Tobin to the loe.up Being
asked why spedden Tobn replied that Of
friendship From this it is supposed he il insane.
3 +. ArrEMrT TO sHooE i W1FE.fss George stovean WAS
arrested Basin yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Dry
den, charge Of having attempted assassinate his by
shooting at her with pistol through window she being in the
house and he outside Fortunately he missed her a did not
learn the cause Of the murderons attempt. Ss55
s. BADLY Be ATEN.-John Shay is laid up at Charity
Hospital from the effects of beating received in God
street, Saturday He is said dangerously hurt Patrick
Hchland Is under arrest the who did it. ~ -
Officer stauueyer, yesterday found who cd not
give his name, lying badly wounded at Montgomery Hail. He
had been butay by person
He sent to the hospital. @
ATTEMPT TO KnL.-Miehael Laddy was arrested
in The Fourth District Saturday night charge having
violently and tried to kill Joseph Rigsy board the
ship Rappahannock. He will be examined ~
y BoY DRowNED.-The Coroner yesterday held an
inQust body of unknown white hoy,
DID, the at Post 2s Second District Verdict,
found drowned. The boy had light hair black
alpaca coat striped wooden pants hickory shirt black silk
erchie white socks and brogans and had several schoohooks
IN MS pockets,
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr-Judge Robertson passed
the following sentences Saturday O. Caneleh larceny
months the Parish Prison VIM. sslinger assault
months the Parish Prison; Marcus Talbot John King,
boys entering dwelling with intent to steal FIVE N the
House of Refuge Patrick Mcdonald youth, larceny
years The House Of Refugee Aleck, larceny,
in the penentiary Thomas johnson for stab
bng with dangerous weapon and found guilty of assault and
battery and W Robinson was tried for larceny and found
guilty. a IA, g.~ ~ s-5siE isg5=y- Ia e. E#5Ss
54 THE RECORDERS CouRTs.-Mr. James, the Chief
Of Police committed prison Saturday, by Recorder
Bright twenty -four hours for contempt Of court Daniel
Gwas sent before the First District Conr aes bonds OF
$1,000 brickbatng Michael Lydan dangerous manner
Molloy before the court fer beating his
wife Constant Hearing before the saa court tor
going hai his friend John HoneE in
say committing perjury swearing that he owned
real when such the was sent to PRISON.
George krkhaa sent before the same court tos carrying
brass following parties were ared and held
for exarnatioa. Peer Lawess and John Nc Loud charged
with stealing hundred dollar terrier dog ron Mr. 5
land on Auolc street Galaghan falling to
nov @ on muls worth S5 which he obtained from Donnely
Bezzipa Co under false presenees Lyman Cole charged
with stealing clock worth $3.50 from the residence of Mr. Sol
omop on Common streetor which theft Pat Waters, cab
man. has been wroDgfuy committed before the First District
ou and Burbank, charged with kicking Bearnan in
the abdomen severely month SINCE asto confne him to
the hospital length Of time John Wheelahan Michael
O James Doune accused Of having been concerned
in the abbns Of John Maglone the night of the sd ul
were discharged Magone declining prosecute and stunning
police lest he should be compelled do Thomas Hen
Messy accusedof passing counterfeit eagle On same
body also discharged appearing that he did pot know tho
money be spurious VIXEN he offered H. 454F{35
Recorder Ramos sent William King-who insisted that his
King Willanbeore the First District Court for
carrying concealed aoadea revolver well as bowie knife
osEappalng proportions Tom ReddR Patrick Coye
prison. deaat Of bail charge Of haTn
assaulted violently beaten Albert Reux the assistant clerk
in the Recorders ore because hs had one Of them arre
ed disturbing the peace Mary Clark was sent 70 prison on
chsree of having stolen suudry articles Of trunk
which Catherine White with her for ssfs Esepng O.
Doctear pswnbroknr held to answer change ef secs
ing stolen propeEa gold watch which had been stolen from
John W. Masnad in February, being found in his
John Smith, youthful sugar steasr, ssn ffsp
4 await his paTsas orders. 53ssSS
Reearder saaseneAu sent John hsrn TO prison eaaIse
as perjary alleged hase heea committed aaafng % i
| charge Of arson against Mr.. Anderson