New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-09
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THE WEATHER-Young October having succeeded
In drying up is still sadly troubled with the vapor Yeser
day morning there golden SUNRISE few hours of
shnebut the clouds sneakng along and succeeded
drowning the shine and shadows in universal shade In the
evening the stole parting peep the city, smiling rosy
and cheery that could mistake his meaning
to say Cheer up old stick muds clouds are feeting
and Pm bound to shine later y, .-E
FIRE.-A fire broke out in the residence of Mr..
Kendall Gasque street. Claiborne and Robertson
burnt hole in the side Of the house, and communicated
The De'ghboring residence Of Mr. John Lei but
naey extngushed with buckets before any damage
was DONE The fire was evidently the work incendary
CoRoNER's INouEsT.-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest on the body of James Keney, shnap
of found dead at No. % Front street. District
verdiet-congestion of the braiu by intemperancc
AcC1DENT.-Two negro brcklayers yesterday fel,
scaod which they work. finishing the corner
of brick building the Levee and Notre
Dame Streets They fell about forty feet aghin the roof
Of an adjoining warehouse breaking leg ar and
the other seriously nuring his spinal fall was
caused by some pieces of timber accidentally slipping
hosting derrick which supplied them with
The mostnjured taken Charity Hospital the other
was sent to his residence. We did learn Names
SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-A downtown Justice of the
Peace yes erday tried in which certain sought
pecunnry consolation Of certain who, in
excitement had called her rather to her an
epitbet sanctioned by scripture but w o,it
society the said epthe, being applicable only to those
who have reached the depth of their evil descendngs There
witnesses of course both Sides these witnesses
testified in all sorts Of styles.
One lusty but alcoholic looking Young Mlesan before
taking the oath was asked by the udge tn what re; h
belonged. The Irish religion sure he replied 'But
said the Judge there are different kinds of ree;on in
which kind do Won belong t,y, ,Tb ct t;d -, -. !,
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he corl in a ,oe hind ), ..No 90. h ), - =, D..
lbs not the cork that's m tho hrandv hs, ,h.p. s
the blessed old Cork that's on tbe say ,,, ), g. D.,
sworn and gave his testimonv
Another witness examined was nm .1dar, o, or,ar,,
nervous and ir,its,a man f,orrr,, ad,o.5 e.. ~ r. ~
as to The character of The nIantiF Ra;n sd If
he had aver seen her dn any,hinr innron h r,;ad -
What was If sir ~ .eI have seen ber your b SAL, ,l
,vitn.ss ch,r,,;,e b;s rosi,s ,,i,h snrE {. t.l, - -
STONES and eating ,ba kar,sls u . -
The Judge with elevated eyebrows asked If he had ava-
seen her do ANYTHING else imnroner have scan b ia
the witness AGAIN fr;ne I'M r,h s,rH ..hoI5 - a;, ;a
bohv nm h.r la ,l,on g. hoa , Lit, s - ;, nv, esF
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took doub)eppch from his snnf box and b b ,anrs IN
resnects Seaned IN nror,;sa that bs vos o. .
all sorts Of dreadful things II have seen her, he said with
: e' ~ ~ @ NpSre VI u'e ueepe'' uissus, COOK sunnoo,
o'' o"' anu il'si poa'oeS' MI at inc same ''me
-. 80 , l'e ~ y. W . ',ns "'Aei iAoiia''oh 'h"n
' M mn e "i'ness was u'se"Aiseu'
Another Witness however, settle the plaintiffs business for
hehe asked ne knew her Dc what the defendant had
ed her he answered yes Being asked how he knew it, he
ue fep's "ch we cannot pupns utt nHed the womans
hopeessy absoVea Tue from the charge
OF character and showed hm the Witness to be
man whose choof no such as modesfy
l pun MS sno~'ne' the case was dismiSsea.
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