New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-23
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ALMOST a FIRE. The alarm Of fire last nj ght was
accustomed BY the accidental box of
office Of the Fireens Charitable Association
eia Place. The fire put before any damage
buildings and in time 70 he 1remen the trouble Of
unlibering their machines The freworks learn;
sisted rockets the Fire had
the purpose fixing OF whenever should occur signals
TO distant enlan that fire actually used
only those where tile already up signal
of its The rockets Is presumed were inpatient If
glory and went of spontaneously. I'm
THE IRISH LoTHARIo5 AGAIN. month or two
since account Of rupus In hotel on St.
Charles street. respectable elderly gentle
Of slight dimensions pitching big headed Irish
for stealing the affections Of his daughter innocent
pretty lass of sixteen and seeking further steal her
It being well known that the said Ihan had interesting
and chdrenin existence After that adventure
girl properly taken the gay Ioharo sought
another lodging place He went to respectable boarding
house Canal street, where he represented the in his
have been caused by accidental collision with some
iron in bis brothers store Being good educational
quements and Of polished address, ingratiaed
the good ophionof everybody in the house. passed for
perfect gentleman. 80
the borders house was young and pretty widow
who had been placed with the andady by her relations only
boarder, but ward. In time The redhared gentle
the heart Of this pretty fair one and in little more
time the landady found tou She therefore kept constant
watch upon her protege She could in gay to
icken landlady found herself in peck Of trouble
Last Sunday the widow went out to take airing gentle
had left before her. The anlady having an nklg Of
something wrong went out herself soon and got into
the Caoton cars at the horse station Nayades street
Among the she among the passengers her
two boarders sitting together seat engaged apparently
delicious teea.ete She at ordered the gentleman
his place. and proege until their return
the city, The lover sight, putting on melancholy airs
the ladies got andacoy offered 10 walk home
with them Thereupon the landady Indignantly ordered him
threatened to call the police failed 10 obey her. He
dropped behind but followed them home Thereupon the
lady proclaimed the facts Of the his anecedents like
wise becoming known he once expelled the bouse
THE PARISH PRIsoN Row CoNT1NUEp- yester.
day the particulars Of the difficulty between Captain Bald
wi keeper Of the Parish Prison and his turnkey Mr. Boul
losa which resulted in the dismissal Of latter by
Yesterday the difficulty was renewed and very inter-
esng finale, at least for the present Capt Baldwin made
affidavit before Assistant Recorder Holland charging Bouosa
with larceny defamation Of character carrying
weapons Boulosa, hearing that warrant was out him.
himself at the Office where after being duly
searched and nothing found might naturally be supposed
hewas liberated giving BAIL AS as Bouosa came
of the Office Capt Baldwin attacked him. and while he
held by friend of the Captains gave severe beating
with stick Lieut. Fremeax at arrested the Captain
and Sheriff Bellwent his bail Both parties being fairly
before the Recorder and the Captain having obtained full per
sonal satisfaction, we trust hoslities end
/ sBLooD AND MYsTERY.-Iast night, at about ten
O'clock New Levee street startled by running
Of Alfonso, sresing murder hoty pursued by mar
in his undersh and drawers, all in drip OF blood The
took refuge an and the
by the police He bleeding dreadfuy having been GU
several times in his head and hands, but none
the wounds appeared to be very dangerous. German
named Daniels and positively refused to tell who
him. His house searched nobody was found in II
The presumption therefore is that his undertook TO kill
him. bungled in the attempt, and fled her
4 SuIcIDE.-The Coroner yesterday held an inques
the body of young John H. Lockhead at thu
residence Of his mother Mrs Wardle 23l Carondee street
The young pastry cook recently employed
the steamer Ingomar and boarded Mrs. Aristead
of Poydras and Streets 1t appeared that MOI
day. after eating sparngy Of dinner his boarding house.
went 10 his and wrote awhile In the evening he
planned of being unwell, and bed. At eeve
O'Clock he got and his mothers telling his step
father who appeared on the gallery in his knock
that he wished his mother before lie died
mitted but then far that scarcely able
stairs. His mother put him to bed, and being
nurse did the best she could for him. though
tualy know what allied him. He sank very rapidly, and
physician for but before he arrived the young
died. ~
DIR. Hunt upon making post-1nortem examination pre-
nounced that the death hud been brought by congestion
the stomach and lungs caused by dose of opium
jury of inquest accordingly of suicide
opium On slip of paper in the pocket of the decease
written his and address, though he had pro
vded for The contingency of dying among strangers upo
opening his trunk the first thing visible
paper bearing words delivered after my death
The of the suicide is not positively KNOWN
believed to have been partly owing harsh by
father, Who it is said spoke auntingly him when
went to his mother, before he gained admission by stain
that he dying; and partly morbid idea he
time INDUCED in t1at he to live long He
% years Of age and native of Ireland infancy
lived in New Orleans with slight intervals of absence
I RECORDER STITn's COURT Quite a crowd of femal
suckers and gutersnpes the bouse
proporonate number Of male amateurs let off upon
VIII nd of
went to prison. r.
John Gilmore fined SIS for cruelty beating his horse
Common street, He objected nightly to it. insisting that
did not beat the animal harder than custom
Recorder told him that when he should bring tesmon
stronger than officer Places he would remit the fne
Adolph 1shno arraigned charge of knocking
and kicking VIM Amold Rampant street, the 1h ms
Bail not given. .E
D. Iubner arragned charge of striking Henry yo
with chair, house Jointly occupied by them on Poydr
street. Bail not given.
jain P. S&rvcr arraigned charge Of beating Sam
P Dushane the head with loaded cane knocking
several of his teeth, with intent to kill ST. Charles
/. opposite the ST. Charles Hotel Saturday night last
fused .N=,
James D. Ryan, Dan Ryan and Mary Ryan arraigned
charge of knocking beating and hair pulling Cat
e crime QUINN and beating her with bes of Gallo
IS street, on Thursday last. Bail given.
If Mary OBrien for breaking earen howl the head
Mary volk, the of Poydras and Gonde Streets
bound over in $500 not do again in three months.
Jerry Caaghan for beating his wife street
=, sent TO the Parish Prison for month.
70 John Gilroy arraigned charge of serving Mrs
hina Hnhen in very Scurvy her residence
street Mrs. H. declared that he visited her Mond
evening" under false pretence of giving her information
her absent husband that he stole silver watch gold
ne two gold pins, and dollar BILL that when about
~ rested he back the house and restored everything
- the money. He sent to prison.
Is Joe Fernandez Barkeeper in the Fulton Coeehouse,
aaigned charge Of breach of trust for keeping shirt
st pair of pants which John Cavanaugh entrusted him for
a. keeping. Bail given.
,d RECORDER FABRE's Court - assistant Record
- Holland Presidg-ohn Clark, arrested by Lieutenant
eatS dangerous and suspicious character yesert
~ sent before the First District Court 10 be tried such WI
p arrested he had in his pockets forged check for $780,
ee SlOO note and counterfeit s. notes besides s. z