New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-21


and the comparative mortality since the fever began
Vel. Fever. Other dis. Total
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bo bo 90 90 5ay 5ay 5.... S g.. ~
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FIRE SeUerai Persons hjured-A fire broke out
yesterday morning, about nine o'clock, in large
twostory brick house. west side of Royal street. three
doors from the corner Of St. Louis. entirely destroy
ing the building the upper portion of which was used
for rented rooms for private clearinghouse. The
basement apartments were occupied by tailor, shoe.
maker and photographer. During the progress Of
the fire, which lasted over an hour, despite the
promptness and energy displayed by the fire brgades,
a brick cornice fell, knocking down number of the
ltremen and injuring others, who had gotten up on
the balcony very severely, but not mortally it was
thought, on the head, Among the latter were Mr..
James Delamore, foreman, and his brother George,
housekeeper- Of Hope hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 3 Mr.. Frank Ames, Of Fire Company No.
Is, and Mr.. P. L. Jacobs, of Fire Company No. s.
Mr. Louis Power, foreman of the last company, was
the means of rescung three little children from suho-
cation. The fire occurred in the upper story, and
was caused by the explosion of the gas pipe. scar
city water retarded the early abors Of the remen
We did not learn the amount Of loss by the fire.
HARD We heard something yesterday
illustrative of the fact that the devil will break ont
in spots among the best of people. The crcum,
stance was the elopement, or mysterious disappear.
ance Of a lady, wife to one Of 0Gr most respectable
merchants, and mother to three young children
Who she went with or where she went to- was un.
known to our intormants The husband we should
state, is now at the North. The lady was seen in a
carriage, few days since, with a handsome young
/ gentleman, a merchant as well as her husband
! which young gentleman is still on the sod, and
swears he has had nothing to do with the eope
ment or the lady's dishonOr in any other respect
This is an important denial that is, if it be true
as inmlted or rather broadly stated to us, (and We
are forced doubt it} that the guilty wife lea note
for her husbands Digestion on his arrival home tC
the effect that he needn't concern himself about the
children, as none of them were his. a relation OF the
wife, $50 we are told) pursued her to her wherea
bouts, and exhausted his eoQuence in a fruitless en-
deavor to persuade her to retace the few guilty step
she had taken, anl to save her reputation and hel
famly's happiness-husband, children and all 1t il
said that She spurncd the idea alleging disparity
age, disagreement OF temper etc. as full justification
for the course she had taken. If the story as related
To s he trup it. is hard case for more than one npr
son about town,
Nor QUITE DEAD.-The death, by yellow fever, o
a wellknown German physician of the Third District
was advertised in one of the German papers of Sun
day Inc funeral being announced lor oclocl
Sunday morning, gOody crowd went to the Doc
TORS residence with long faces and Grief ato 7,1
,r,,,,ro7 fo, tI,a oocosi5r croot Voc mo ot,,,i1
PiSI"'1N 10 1',G o'e'siou' "!''e "a' Ono aStonlsL
ment on both sides that Of the Doctor, on receiving
a morning call from so many of his friends (ant
so3n of his enemies a. he darlaredl and that oF t
rorr,o. ~ ,,,d tho Dootor oti,o o,,7 l,ioI.i,. II
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haue u fi24s py pIeahlasIus aL hahuS' Aesterda.
he was flying around, trying to ind out who killet
him nfT sn nnceramonnnsIv He is mt onita do, "a
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RECORDER SUMMERS. COrRT-ISSiStat RecOrde
HWWoe presiding. Jose Garcia Leon, Of tb
corner of Liberty and PerdidO streets, and Geo Sin
gIetOn f. M G., of $50 Baronne street, were up yes
terday on cross charges OF assault and battery. Sin
gleton swore that Garcia struck him repeatedly
knocked mm down, kicked HIM IN brutal manner
and severely brustng and lnInIng him. Garc
swore that Singleton came to his house on Saturda,
last, aud again on Sunday, abused him and threat
ened him with personal violence. The examination
was dny fixed, and both parties held to bail.
Patrick McGinn was arraigned and required to Civ
nst 1 sT ra g Of 6Sgn t q" @ se
IN ReIigans street b9fween PfaR5Td and 6,n n,
strrets s,vareIv ossanlted FaIiy pirnnarT III Il
nnder In .n0rtai mn ono ii lis teath Gr,,, ~ -
into lie arlsr1ith shaI and I,noplel lin, - u,
kicked him and nspl Inn nm ,5anar9v W. L "n'
Nnru0ref Mohan was CHARGED With asso,,1t;,,,
Brduet DerIIv If Girod streef betryaan Ps
md Basin stFeats with stcl o ,yoo j2tin Il
was in he'd and So severely inurinr her bat She 5a
r., ha ateJ t tl, tj EiitI t5is cue na'
oore +" .S hond f o 56 s t9 aaG the cue was re
thrne months ~ peace ~
Patrick CoyIe residing on raImyra street bet,roo,
Dprhiony and CIaihorne streets
reGnired ia i've 50O iI to annnar for q u,
on the 2ifT insf He was cb5rad yit
the I2th INST voIany assIniie6 Rott Car, '"
Palmyrn strea, hstxsen Rnnan ana na,555,, Tn1S5555 y
streets kno5Jna lin down EIrI,in,r ma go,
bpatinr, MIN 9 '''N sew VI
Smab Smith ora of fbo aniabIa rosidor+,=af c.
Iosa,,G straet at,os5, o,oo aS1 I,G1ss TiS, " ?