New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-23


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FIRE.AThe alarm of fire between IL and O'Clock
yesterday morning. caused by the burning Of kitchen
cped by man named Hans on Lafayette street. between St.
John and ST. The kitchen and other small frame
tenements were destroyed ,'As +
AecIDENT.-A son of Mr.. Louis Benier, about four
years his legs yesterday morning
the falling it Of heavy piece Of on with which he
at work in locksm's shop Exchange Place between
Bienvle Cont streets. He properly cared for and
will doubtless get the use Of his leg again.
TIE JEFFERSON Cry SHOOTING AFFAIR. ~ We
yesterday, Sunday night, shot
whilst trying break house Jefferson City. Since
then informed 1t has discovered that the
shot the Of the whose house he tried
enter and that his object to hold Of certain
which would have assisted him getting certain
property Of deceased relative who left will behind him.
Owing to the relations of the parties prosecution will be in
situted on either side.
4 Bully Ton GAIA man uptown is blest in
the possession Of tom cat big and brave that he
has for time been cutivatng him for animal
few SINCE Mr. Tom put in fen with an equally
nacious animal named Mr. Coon for the of testing his
mettle The animals sbucked to with will and after
combat Of few minutes In which the cat cawsd the coons
eyes badly that he Couldn't the latter and tried
his Mr. Tom in public opinion
hear that his has him in training for fght
with dog, TO come off SOON
PERsEvERvINGLo We recently mentioned the
Of young who In attempting elope with the fair
daughter of broker residing in the Fourth District
got off instead with the Of the young
adyhe thing being trick arranged by the young lady and
her father to wound his vanity and drive him off, seems
however that that trick failed to him. Considering him
self regularly sucked he could induce himself give
the chase far at least concerned his desire to discover
his triumphant rival could be- for he imagined
could only through the influence
artfu in the lists of love than himself.
In of this impression he oered around the
neghboood for several nights and whilst watching Others
watched himself. Having plenty of pocket money, he
offered the premises five dollars post him in regard
to all the transactions of the lady and whoever might
visit her. The bribe accepted and the induced him
to believe that by scaling certain the fence
ses certain hour after dark and hiding himself in the
hrubbey he would be able to and hear all that his heart
could DESIRE I'LL that feared the proper he jumped
the fence but instead of the soft woong Of the happy lovers
which he to hear he upon by
furious watch dogs and whilst fanticay scrambling back
the fence donsed with bucket of dirty
who ccncealment awaiting him the purpose
Whether the luckess lovers curiosity satisfied
unable say; but think that both his love and his
curiosity ought to be quenched by this time.
RECORDER ST1TH's CoURr.-Two men named J..
and H Boyson, yesterday araigned charge Of hav
ing stolen slave named Maria Ellen from her home
Tennessee. subsequently discovered however, that the
free and had been kidnapped from the
Ripley Tennessee and brought to this city to be sold slave
The accused arrested with the evee the
18th inst, by officer seguin from information given by
engers who suspected them their the river The
in the act Of putting the in cab in order
take her to trainer Upon the womans information
letters Of inquiry dispatched Ripley and the
verified her statements. The accordingly
| prison, to be examined on the Sd of November.
Thomas Kinder arraigned charge of having
found under suspicious in Thomas Cnes house
Clara When found there Cline gave him terrible
beating with club having believe that he intended
carry off his goods and chattels but something thou
sand times valusbehs honor The Recorder made the
suspicious individual give bonds for his future good behavior
crowd Of slaves for occupying tenements without the
hory consent of their in contrayenion of the city
ordinances ordered fines of $40 and So receive
| proporonae doses of hickory oil. ....
John Foley arraignsd charge Of hay ing wfay
truck against slave belonging Mr.. Brnneau Teps
chore street. thereby ipurng him seriously In default of ball.
| he was sent 10 prison. r =a'af5 80.
Ann Brown fined $40 for breach of the peace
ing off piece of mans shirt bosom which happened
tain valuable breasipn.
Sarah Lewis fined SIS calling Craig all Of
horrible names. I}gl4& ~ Ed 4gH-..-7E N. g..1- g
Bill Burns Mike Flanagan Denis Hagan and Mrs. Jennings
for getting up grand drunken scIimmage Tchoupitouas
| street, fined $40 each.
District Court for basting
Louisa Augustine, Poydras the 18th inst Miss
Bridget Rock charged with aiding her mother affair,
discharged. ,.-
Mrs Kelly before the First District taxing
Margaret Cunningham with stick of wood OF
| Melpomene and Benton streets. =-4tt ..r
Weirs before the First District Court
ing and kicking Timothy Farrell, Poydas the
l4th inst.
I'LL Mathews First District Court for
breach trust in appopatng Sl60 Of collected by him
for his employers, Mcssrs. Taylor Raddn. His
that his employers had promised raise his salary
only appropriated what the would
/ but this plea awaited him nothing.
John Cashier before the First District
selling liquor slave, the Constance and ainnie
A Streets
NJ Docteur, the pawnbroker the Royal Tou
louise arragned charge having received
diamond ring, worth SIS. which Henry F.
Baldwin, Apollo about four ago. Docter
declared in defence that he had had the ring
The fixed for the 9Th of October. Bail given.
1 RECORDER FABREs CoURT.-Lous Jacquemain
Emile GARNER and Michel charged with trus
in approprhng $500 of the proceeds of bread sold
" g. Martini Of IRENE Catherine Mccarthy charged
with stealing lot Of clothes from Maria Edwards and Joseph
Slider, charged with beating somebody slave
| ned and dismissed yesterday. %. - .s s
Mrs Nadaud charged with asauing and abusing j.
nado the of johnson aad bayou Road
Sally Knight fwc charged with remaining in the State
after receiving notification to leave arragned and
| bail for their appearance.
Joseph Rae charged with having followed Mrs. yictorne
Renard through the and grossly abused nsued
her different occasions sent to prison u default of bail
REcoRDER SoLoMoNs CoURT--G. Fresh was yes
erday arragned charge Of having, with other men,
violently beaten Housersone Saturday night last
street. and robbed him of his hat which he valued
/ Fresh gave bail to appear for examination.
John Ahearn charged by Edgar Marin with breach
trust in swapping off hore belonging Messs j. H. Carter
Co. he being employed by that firm oil wagon
and the horse consequently being in his charge swap
presume, must have been accidental Ahearn was Engaged il
slippery business and one liable lead slippery
| tions. warrant was issued.
Counsellor A. A. Randoph arraigned on II charge Of
abusing and threatening Mrs Pat Waters, aHd another
charge of abusing Mrs. Chrman threatening to perpe
trae perjury against her 10 her eternal and dis
grace. He gave bail on both charges
| M A r. II e d:
On the 18th inst by the Rev. J. Walker JOHN FORBES
to MARY +. SHIELDS, both of this city
s.
RrBlue Mass, and all other mineral com.