New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-10
NUMBER lO9.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1857.
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CoHREcrIos-MT. W. L. Driver, Of the grocery
mouse OF Mers Lusk Co., tine disastrous fire Of
eanesday last had s origin were in error
reporting that the IRE started from accident
'"y. ne says there never any brandy boitling
zone and that he can only fire upon the
'uppos"n that cask Of spirits exploded and took FIRE b.
some means, of which explsnauon could he offered
A FAbURE-The clerk Of the weather beat his
Tor yesterday afternoon, the amsrnent
being and Dame Nature giving various evidences s
rather oppressive degree Of thirst The Clouds however
fused to obey the snons-fhat vapor clouds The d
Clouds down below answered the call Of The
cut all sorts OF capers for awhile As we the ap
pears to be marang the refractory upper clouds whilst
the parched earth and swe'ering humanity patiently
result. " S 'Es-ii A
MORE FREs-The old saying, :" it never rains but
it pours appears to be applicable Our 6remen
have been receiving regular "beneHt' ate They had
work enough to do Wednesday to three
months rest mt lesst bat seemed up yesterday morning.
that the re god bad New Orleans regular bender
and mined that his enemies Of the panner should
be kept constantly on the move. -Tr 70 ~"
AT about O'Clock yesterday morning. FIRE broke out in
house Old Leves street. between Cont Benve
but was put out before material damage
enough however give the Fire Department extra fatigue
after their labors Of Wednesday. i-f. -#. .-- ~ g
Yesterday morning again, at about o'clock
in frame tenement Gaisnne between and
Streets and consumed and several other small
frames with the shanes sheds interior Of the
square They inhabited by poor Irish families
longed to Mr. Turner The fire attributed accident.
FIREAEN WoUNDED-We alluded yesterday to a
scrmmage that took reen at The big FIRE
on Wednesday. Two at the time one being
stabbed in the back and the other badly the
They taken Charity Hospital Their names are Sweeney
and Toole b -.. I.tsr-a ~
CoRoNERs NoUEsTs.-C Child Dro,cned in NVeH
The Coroner yesterday held inquest sers the body
Of Ellen Ann Forest child three and aha years
drowned by falling into well which
covered in lot at the Of Gazlen and Alexis
verdict Of accidental drowning rendered jury
of the Of the lot bis cupa
bitJ in leaving the well exposed and the
to the attention of the police jury. @ r s.e. 10 5st
Negro Found Droned-An inquest the body of
unknown found the opposite street.
First District Verdict The negro about
feet inches hgh and had blue pants
shirt but shoes coaappeaed have
about three days s. ...r .... ...,
GETTING BETTER.-Anton Kreppel, the young Ger.
who murdered Mrs Saturday last and then
stabbed himself is rapidly getting we'll He far recov
cred yesterday to be able be transferred Charity
pita to the parish prison. Query-What is recovering
wound worth with such prospects ahead Kreppe
| GooD CoLLECTIoNs-The fines collected by Re.
corder sth during the month of June 5000 A
handsome pinch Of small change the city put in its vest
pocket " -4
Fun ON THE LEFT BANK.-There was an ancient
marriage Alers days aso-that is to saw marriage
between widow lady and bachelor gentleman both an
age 50 respectable as to render the said marriage IN the opinion
of the Agerines legitimate subject cahumpan homo
grand serenade was accordingly set foot all
able BELLS tin pans and other deafenins articles
vicinity, pressed into service.
The ancient bridegroom getting wind the affair ATTEMPTED
oesta by going Forer and swearing out
tho
into the hands of the police Agiers and the bride
groom returned to his nupa dreaming peace But
alas he reamt of when there peace for at thai
wcng hour when all the little Agernes supposed to BIZ
sound asleep and the frogs and whppoorw were chanting
their compliments the moon arose around the matri
monial domicil- blast which, if regions Of th
doomed sounded fur horrible than anything to be heart
from the said region according polite conceptions
The ancient bridegroom himself but the solitary
police of Algiers did.
The said police accoed the crowd in les
feeling than wise He informed them the shveree WA
good thngdevilish good-that he approved with all hi
heart and would be only happy lend himself
but for thing and that that his pockets stuffed
with warrants for the of each every TIT
serenading band He told them that he mad
in him. with his SINGLE unaded attempt
hundred Of his eowcizen when the punest one in thu
crowd might alone put him to trouble in way
wrestling and pulling, than would have comported with hi
physical comfort in such weather. ...."'
Gentmen he said appealingy addressing himself to two
OF the musicians who members of the Police Jury
did this law against shverees turn round
and be the first break respected jurors
of whom had bell in each hand piece
of sheet iron and an iron barto the police himself
they knew against law shiveee people
but this and they they would
be remiss in their duty to the generation pos
terityto society large and to Agers
ting marriage ancient pass off without public demon
stration.
To satisfy the police further they
as under arrest to him. and gave their parole to before
Judge Forier in the morning but they knew they would
be lined they thought they might well finish the fun they
started. The police expressed himself satisfied,
turned to the bosom of his family And the shiveree
resumed and kept up hour more rate tina
lacked little of being superhuman.
On Wednesday, their paroIe-for the shiveree took
place Tuesday nght-ths whole went before ustic.
Foer and plead guilty with strong INSTRUMENTATION
the of the court And the Judge mercifufnng
the crowd according their capabilities varying from
to $50 Two of those who charged $50
of the Police jury before to- who had helped
to frame the ordinance against hivetees The fines
learn, willingly paid all rouud shveree til,
ancient marriage set down as the crack joke Of the
RECORDER sr1rH's CouRr-Thomas Owen was
yesterday sent before the First District retailing qo
without license in his grocery Prytana ant
Terpschore Streets Bail given John Colbert before
the for carrying concealed piece of CUTLERY of lille
| gal dimensions.
John knmon for considering himself in Poy
das Market and T. McDermott, for ndulgng in similar hal
lucnation on Canal street haa to fork $40 each
Charles Kelly examined charge vagrancv and
could not possibly be shown that he either vagrant
the punishable sense of the term, respectable citizen
dismissed the condition Of leaving city
on Il summer tour.
Charles Edwards boy homeless and frendess was sent
the House of Refuge. He father was born
Poland his mother in Scotland, and himself Yankeeland
Richard Farrell charged with stealing hams from the fir
Wednesday Thomas Giennng, charged brutay bea
ing and dragging his wife Thomas street and job
Flanagan charged with knocking kicking ohm Ket
Liberty raigned docketed for exam
naticn
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-T. Weber was YES
teday arragned on charge trust in failing
give account of dollar sxif which John Miller er
trusted to him about four ago given The follow
ing other parties arragned examination
John Jennison charged with whipping his wife, Mara
street, between ST. Louis and Toulouse. Bail given,
George Alfred alias John Frank, charged stealing
dozen pair of socks worth $780,
Chartres street. Sent to prison.
Mary McCarty charged with rolshing Mary Ryan, til
corner of Main and Ronan streets. Bail given.
John Wright charged with being all wrong abusing
offering 10 shoot W W. Styran the of Gaan
| Hospital streets. Bail given
Joseph Hssler, charged with stealing jar Of prunes fro
n the big fire on Wednesday. Bail given.
RECORDER SOLOnoN's COURT. Mary Sophia No
trop, alias Norman yesterday arraigned on charge
havng Gamble of $50 worth Of Jewery
her house Craps street. between Eysan Field and Fenc
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