New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19
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sSa,ustday' Sassay September l2-P"tieIts treated ss
Total Treated previously
.. L67l
Medic attendants for month Pcton and Crawcour
CHARITY HosP1rAL-Report for the week ending
last evening"
Admitted .67 Died .............. %
Discharged ........,..li4 Remaining.
THE PRIZE FIGHT.-The prize fight between Laf.
erty and Dillon, which at first frustraedas will be
by of the proceedings in Recorder sooons Court
caTe Oft at i've o'clock last evening" the Metare Ridge
1t turned affair considerably than
expected Laferty, the Gallan man, polished of his
adversary Dillon Of St. Marys Market in rounds.
There little science and considerable claret in the affair
whilst lasted As the belgeren bond Recorder
Solomon not to fight in this State, they will have
to come to little settlement Of some kind with that funconay
RECORDER STITHs CoURT.-Charles Biglione and
wife yesterday examined the charge having
evening of the Attn inst, fire a9d destroyed
house and restaurant kept aud occupied by Charles
street. Perddo Col defended the prisoners and
Mr.. Tappan appeared for the State. ...-t
James Finn that he the of Poydras
ST. Charles streets when he light shining Bigiones
barrooTnthere being another progress on Magazine
street at the time Went Bigiones and pushing
doors open saw btne flame Of liquor burning spreading
the iioor Went Threens house and got an extra
engine Did not Bigione first but him when the
house had pretty we'll burnt Soon after entering the
house he heard scream, tried go up assist
but the smoke the stairs dense. per-
stairs escaped from the windows certain
that Bglione of them thinks, however, that Mrs
| Bigone was Of them.
Policeman Faucet but his testimony
nothing
Charles Pascal a. he Bigliones employ and
sleeping in the fourth story the fire broke
ont On that night the night beforehe could
Der whehe overheard Mrs Bgione tell her husband that
should set fire the house once get the
collectors who continually bringing in bills
The or and Mrs b. had frequent qnarre getting
along SO badly and the wife complained of his being
Il during OF these quarreis she told him
ought TO set fire the house. 1t usual clothes
hanging about Mrs. BIS but witness
night of the fire She aud her husband slept separate
and they together in the washoom when witness
heard the quarrel between them When witness
Bigione's during the fire, her he
there which he before On that night before the
fire, Mr. Bione ordered everybody very carly and
this not his usual custom Shortly before the fire broke
out, witness saw Bglione stairs with his and
on and after the fire him of his with hi
pants and shirt also Mrs. Bigone getting bed
she had coloed dress The witness examined grea
length and cross examined but the above all that he
with bearing the origin of fire. He escspsd
fourth window Of the building, by rope
letting himself dowu the veranda Of the adjoining house
Other employees of Bgone examined but their testi
mony disclosed nothing important One of them the cook
planned that the fire could have been started from the kitchen
and another testified that carpenters
work in the bar during the day and whilst swggng
whisky barrel which they had free access spilled
| of the liquor the floor.
OF the witnesses examined for the Defence
Bigone good standing and repoacable character,
others appraised his stock and fixtures which destroyed
III 81 500S 900 more thaa what they insured for Upon
the conclusion of The testimony Mr. Tappan admitted that
had been made aud the Recorder gave
| honorable discharge ..
Bapste Faeh charged with stealing $500 worth of to
bacco from the warehouse of Alex NJ Summers failed
pear for examination after due notification. Accordingly hi
bond for $1,000 declared forfeited.
Thomas Cavanaugh for kicking up dust Tchoupoua
street. fined $50 Dan Daley alias Peter Holland SINH
lar conduct Annnciation seet, fined SO Sepher
Ryan, Owen Mallory, and James McNchus for fighting
Pedido fined SO each Kitty Maid (who proved
herself ma'ron by bringing four children into court
the breast and all crying fined S2 tongue flashing
Mooney and throwing upon her Thomas o. Brien
Emily Mason fined $40 each for venting their ugly Per
dido street.
Catherine Meigin Jane Boyle, Amelia Fodick Elizabeth
Deuuison and Ann Duncan Perdido girls of
and most hopeless kind the Work House
months each Mary Kelley, love of her bottle
sent along for three months.
Dolores Lopez charged with threatening Mar
Josefa Rnve James Geary charged with knocking down
kicking John G. McLean Albert Allen charged with striking
Nathan Solomon and Eliza Parker charged with insulting
abusing VIM. Hudson. all dismissed
The following parties arragned dockeed
examination;
John Cushey charged with selling grog slave in his gro
cery the of Constance Ciaienue streets Bal
given and the slave ordered be togged.
John Dell and Barbara Sunday charged with stealing So
worth Of coal from Messrs. Leeds Co. the founders
ceans in cofte-hous, Front Levee Also AM
kisa charged with having received portion Of the stole
coal
Mrs Rock and Bridget Rock, charged with being hard a
rocks upon Louisa Augustine.
Peter Holland charged with whacking Philip Gafrney o
Thursday.
R. b. johnson, charged with calling Edward D. pick
pocket and other pleasant
Sara Lewis, charged with talking Craig any thin
but genteel and refined manner.
| RECORDER SOLoMoN'S COURT. - Auguste Henr
Brfnkm yesterday made affidavit that Thursday
Mineburg, where he lives, lie knocked down. beaten
and kicked in most brutal manner, by meu-and tina
he entirely incapable of defending himself he believe
that their intention to kill him. Warrants issued &c
Fugene puprat and Robert Gallagher the parties who di
the business Learning that warrants the
subsequently surrendered themselves and gave bail.
Antonio Freas having been examined the Charge
Mapping and shipping sailor, and honorsby discharged mad
affidavit Of perjury against Joaquin Thomas the who DR.
ferred the charge against him. warrant was issued.
Edward Hickey, custom Inspector residing the
of Craps and Englien Streets made affidavit Pattic
Doheny, residing Enghie Love, outrageous
abused him and obstructci him in M discharge his duty
the 1h inst and bombarded him with rocks occaso
afterwards Warrant issued.
Counsellor A. A. Randolph made affidavit that Pat Waite
ton Of charge against officer Gaspard Hange before
Chief of Police; from which charge Hapse disrse
Warrants issued.
Aug. ''oronre Of No. % Tchoupouas street, made al
davit that from Information received he had good reason
believe that two with large crowd abt
had left for the lake by the O'Clock cars for purpo
of crossing to Vaudeville in order engage pr
fight. Warrants issued and Lieut. Lggett pos
of the police went down the L o'clock The posse
turned in the O'Clock train, having the prueir
comhaans without difficulty, with the crowd numbering
eral hundred following in their wake matter of
The Combataas James Iafery of Gallatin street.
John Dillon OF st. Mary's market. They said sta
high in stiauR circles and fought for $500 asid
The Recorder made them give bail of 500 each fig
within the State limits for the months the fgh
spirit however, appeared to be high and there
interested sides by certain th
that the fight will have taken place in other LOCAL.
II before this reaches readers Mr. Coutoure
: informed made the affidavit because he family esilt
and other property in Mandevlie-wGs going with
family with the fghters-and et
mined possible his from the odum Of becomi
a the settlement Of fStc disputes.
John Hutchinson after charge having abus
threatened to kill odile Copel CO. Bagaee sire
Ms. Doliol f. W, for insulting and abusing Pierre
pard, f. by showeng abuse RpOn his person and ste
Is and bricks his house, fined so made me be
IS the Peace Society.
y RECORDER FABRE's CoURr.-Nothing reportal
VI traRspred before Recorder Fabre yesterday.