New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-26
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last week numbered III only.
FIRE.-The alarm Of fire at IL o'clock last night
was occasioned by the burning Gas
quet between viere and Robertson One twosry
house. was occupied by the Widow Flanagan; the others cot
tages by Isaac Williams and Mrs Elizabeth Clark. The
ages belonged to Owen Kerns The started Carks
Kitchen how, did learn We particulars
to the extent of loss The FIRE very negh-
bohood and would but for the prompt
arrival and action Of the frenen.
CoRoNER's IsouEsTs Fatal Nap-An unknown
white apparently inoxcaed down ON the wharf *
the Canal street ferry landing yesterday forenoon in order to
sleep of the effects of his drinking securely
he between mbers between the end of
sody fixed beam and another liable to move
being attached pile which loosely ferry dock
When the ferry boat in against pile,
causing it the body Of the and bring
against the opposite The result that his
crushed in the horrible causing his nstan
taneou DEATH He probably never knew what hurt him The
Coroner held inquest the body verdict
accordance with the facts The deceased g.
inches high stout built with gray eyes, und had check
shirt red flannel undeshirt, and blue eotronade pants.
Intemperance.An inquest held the body Of J. B.
Bare found dead in house Bourbon street Verdict.
opexy, caused by ntemperance. Deceased native Of
France, 81 years of age.
YELLOW FEyER.-A curious case of what we may
term yellow to knowledge yesterday On satur
day genteeooking white sp.uge the lake
by the Carrolton Railroad, with two killing yaer gals,
dressed to DEATH each He managed escape in
he found differently Getting out Of the be hooked
with his lemon-coored beauties and
reeshment saloon where respectable ladies and gentlemen
seated with od and assumption dignity that
absolutely paaysing The keeper of the saloon
called the gallant and informed him that that place
for nggers His feelings to all seeming considerably
aceraed and he attempted remain by upercousy dsre
gardng the broad hint of the rereshment but that
avaed nohng He peremptorily ordered leave, and
without loss Of time upon which he concluded he had better
obey and retired with his yellow birds gh disgust
After cutting wide swahn around the place. to the small
and disgust OF the crowds of people present. he
tered the train of seated himself his birds
amidst the ladies and gentlemen of the allotted
clusvey TO white people The passengers didn't stand that
long Without they laid hands the trio and
hustled them back into the car where they
peled to remain till they got back to town What became
of the party did not learn But safely set the
down hopeless of yellow fever. $50
| FLY TRAPs-Boston, of the Tattersalls, has gone
thugging the flies in remarkably cold blooded appa
ling He has got patent traps
creating less sensation among habaes Tattersas
than devastation among the little suckers that upon loaf
ing around there clo-roller, with whisky
molasse and revolving slowly by clock machinery carries all
flies that aght upon into box whence there escape
through trap opening into wire above The
cent insect smells the red eye lights the roller and takes
He delighted and squa for good long suck. In
another he is in the company
sands of his feowcitzens all fudded and whilst under the
impression that has merely been caaboosed getting drunk
the cage lifted Off carried out and he and the whole
meeting ncontinently smoked DEATH Alasl poor nes
Those who like lemonade with fly in it juep,
be accommodated the Tatersal
Flies excellent food for BIRDS Boston
the defct insects bird nce the price
thousand the purchasers do the counting under inspection
The fly really useful article should
be surprised to see it come into general use. E
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-After a recess of week
this opened and proceeded business yesterday
John Kelley tried for assault and battery and found
guilty.
Peter Conway tried An assault with a dangerous
John c. Fleischer and found guilty On the
charges of similarly ssaung John NJ Lewis
he dismissed.
John Mantle and Mrs. Manhe tried for with
dangerous weapon aud found guilty with
mercy.
Peter Finney tried for assault and battery found
guilty. E
Eliza Pagan and battery and found guilty
of rs an only.
James Anderson failing appear charge as
sau and battery judgment forfeiture against his
security, H. J. Ahern.
Five of assault and battery dismissed by mol pros
RECORDER SrIrHs CouRT.-Michael McGurdy was
yesterday before the First District hav NJ So
of iron knuckles in his pocket
VIM. Robinson, uncomonIy dangerous suspicious was
workhoused for three months. Frank Mohan held
hearing suspicion of being fully suspicious
John Miller and Mrs Whaen. grocery keepers
in S25 each for retailing the ardent to slaves.
The driver of carriage No. So charged SIS for attempting
toovercharge Messs Eer and Beecher who his
vehicle an Sunday John Ward was charged for msaSing
New Orleans for the Interior of Africa and acting he
its king Jane Horn charged $40 for similar hallucina
ion Several newsboys fined SIS each for pedng the
Life in Boon'' and the City Gossip with
lagniappe and intimaoR that repetition the oense
would costthem SIS. T'H
David slave belonging Mr. White, before the
Second Justices Court burgarioay entering
of Mrs Mary Ann Higgins the of Nore Dame and
Magazine Streets -s-
Crellux, c., charged with attempting to kill
white Roe discharged Roe refusing to pros
ecute
Mary Rooner charged with striking Ellen McCary in the
forehead with tumbler, with murderous Julia
Mary Speman charged with horribly viuperating Mary Hg
gins George Fitzgerald charged with traickng with slave
and peddng without license Flank Bird charged with
stealing pair of and shirt from No. % Hospital
and jesse Wheeler charged with stealing lot Of clothing from
Jane Kelley, house Magazine araisne and
| docketed for future examination.
| RECORDER FABRE's COURT.-Jean Larogue and
Joseph Auguse yesterday aaigned charge of high
way robbery. Charles Raleigh made affidavit that whilst
evee o'clock Sunday night looking for boarding
house. he met and asked where could find
boarding One of them told him he might with him
sleep his house free Of charge. He accepted the offer
led unsuspectngy to the back of the city near the
woods where of them asked him to sit down in the grass
He refused saying wished into house Thereupon
they him. and threatening that they would kill him he
made any noise Aei his pockets Of five dollars and half all
money he had aud then off, He followed the lights
and got the evee and went into the Market
the robbers RECALLING themselves at coffee stand
and of them offer in payment the five dollar note that
had from him. He called the police
and The Recorder the accused to
| prison await examination.
Ernest Potter M c. was arraig gned en- charge Of having
ivory checks worth $50 from Charles Rhodes
house on street, Ave weeks agohe checks being
of kind generally used in combating 4'the fserf-and
afterwards selling Mr.. Rafe He gave bail of 500
| appear for examination.
| Joe Muller arrag=ed charge of stealing gold
watch and 81 cash from beer house Royal see
| St. Ann. Sent to prison.
J. j. pyats clerk in the employ of j. Pigolo, frHerer
No. 10 Front street, arragned at the instance of his
ployer who charged him with pferug, at different times a
ns,alments from the money rawe amounting s..
| prison. SSH.
Philip and Peter MeIntye, charged with beating yGung
daughter of james Jordan, and boy GhaEes
Vlere street, and Bridget Csughan charged with
Joseph Caraa's wife the head with piece on
denee No 9 Usulines street. aagned and d0sksed
| exam inUioD. All gave bail.
Elisabeth, slave belonging to Jean Petit charged
Fgeopsly abusing and insulting MS La Remain neacng
her with knife, Toulouse street, and Ssnite negro
unsated atS charged with grossly insulting abusing
| Il Delroehe, bail 30 toe the gulrA when notified
Mrs SpTEsiuS Gued $50 for renting rons to iuquitoas
tetlHtS, ia her house On G lla,in algett.