New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27

ana sweet ana eGhilarating in the poor aborer's
dirty Lttle backyard, and within the high prison
walls as IN the rch mans garden, or over the gay
and spendld hutter Oh Canai street OF the gigantic
commercial sweep q the leyee and the river, a
beautiful day IS like the blessed ranit falls the
just ana the UNJUST aIIke'
FREE DIsPEEBARY.-The following is the weekly |
report Of the Free Dispensary Of the New Orleans
School Of Medicine, Common street, opposite the
Charity Hospital:
Patients treated on Saturday, November g9.......-. q
:. :. Wednesday. " a........... ...... &
Treated ,,svfonstv -as2
tisI,,, D.. . y;o
,s4 .,,.oir,. 49, - - ~"
.d,f,aS
p ssharged
Remaining.
FIRE AND Loss or I,rFR,-At abont haIEnast ID
o'clock yesterday fire broke ont in the kitchen oy
Mr.. T. D. Whites premises in the Fourth District
the kitchen fronting on St. Andrew street and the
residence on Prytania street In a short time the
kitchen and residence and all were DESTROYED and
the flames communicating to the new and unfinished
residence Of John Stroud, Jr. fronting on st. Mary
street, were well under way in their destruction Of
that edifiee before they were arrested, The remen
were on hand with their usual alacrity, but had to
contend with the usual severe obstacle Of the Fourth
Dstrict-a scarcity Of water. Mr.. Whites premises
were worth S25OO or $4,000. We did not ascertain
the extent of Mr. Stroud loss or to what extent the
whole loss was covered by insurance.
The origin of the fire, in Mr.. Whites kitchen is
unknown; bat a sad and NEST shocking clue to it
was discovered During the fire. little child Of Mr..
WHITES three years old, was missing nor was its
Whereabouts discovered, until after the fire had sub
8'dea' Afterwards, IN pulling away the rins OF the
Kitchen was siound the charred remainder of what
could nave only been chlld; and that it was the
missing cmld OF Mr. Whlte' was proven by part Of
1le u'ess "u,on iau not oesn entreiS consumed II
'rueeu lns
I u @uu
'lALfhACI IL ioE'-I"o physicians OF TINS city are at
pleseht ii9eateu oe'o[e tne coroner IN an alleged
case " amounting Y chlla-murder. me
"i's o' an IeS'uns iaf out Foyofas street, 1t IS
.A'eu' was pi9nO1uoeu ~ 'ne HseOacHeISe IN az
II uanol y usa'n s@o pnys
- ''e5 H'.,eu she UNBORN lnnn1
"I'' 'Le SoSent' ne con
ssn.'ts oseauss 'uey sss'eg 'na' sua' ony "oula
s.,e .V - y usau ooay WI pori' ana
1 ~ - '1'y Gouul.ion oeing
noy SeV out VI ua'isal n"o O'ne. pnys'c.anS Deihg
oaeu - ~ S',s . VI ou.at, "nleh the
'' ,'so is'.'7eu y ~ ~ ailu ICY II
.n7 o'''e'S 'u SoLohei D"uhoy set ABOUT mold
%I VI 'uo pouy ou' postponed
!. '''1 - Du' I''70 - aos'oe, anu
~ ila5 ~. = We "t'uno'u ''iAss uHV' tne ooFo-
te' ''N''S 'H''' "
ANOTHER FIRE" mist the above lire was raging,
another hre started IN the Kitchen oil residence on
Prytanla street. between Second and Third, only
short distance turther up IN the Fourth District.
Inc kiIchen only was destroyed Ihe nre brigade
had to sur ther stumPs up town yesterday but they
were not tonna wanting
A TRUE BILL FoR MURDEE'-Delia Swift, alias
Bridget Fury, Dryades street notoriety, was ar,
rested last evening BY Deputy Sheriff true bill
for murder having been found against her by the
Grand jury She killed a Young man named Patrick
Croan, in Poydras Market short time since She
was committed for trial for rpaDslanrbter and bod
- t.;, i; 10000 - ,,,,,o. g..
SlNsH oa'i ~ 29o'0 " "PPeHt Aoi tiiai'
Fatal. ACGIDEEV.-The dead body of John Spind.
1ar a German. Al vears of ape was fonnd in tho
- It'll e a., rf,ir3 D;tie, - ~ .,a,,-
"oous oacA " eue Ahu Lia1,loU ~ aoout ~ oclock
on Thursday night by John Frank, or John Rogers,
who reported the fact to the police Yesterday
morning the Coroner held an INQUEST on the body.
TtS, +l+ c,,,; air l., "A , ~. j.; a., -.
- N|kf' - ~ - - " " Wy S"'t'iP
after wood IN one OF the little boats which are used in
navigating the navgable waters of the swamp, tax
ing with him his run. to wing snch game aa be
C,otti7, -
lgnG come across Getting ouv Oh me poat ne LOOK
the gun by the barrel to drag 1t out after him. when
the hammer was raised by collision with a seat and
living back discharged the rnn, The load entered
1.;t3,.n,s Ia III -.
eplholer les arm @na snouluef, seYerng an artery
and causing him to bleed to death in short time
A verdict of death by accidental shooting was rem
dered This is the third or fonrth death tbat bo,
happened, within our recollection in precisely the
same wav that is in careIesslv nnIng q run ont nj
- D. s ~ Fys,,s w
: po"" loHhs iAeFoS'' VI '"e oileaus oFehestla
met hs death that way year or two since.
T 8 Co,nIIssrnNpp,e Cnrrpr -Tosa,,b r-aiear ana
-,
n.y. planu MHo were atteSleu lew uayS ago III tne
Fourth District on charge OF smuggling goods from
f the ship Bremen, were examined last evening" and
discharged for want OF proof
FIRFr DfsrRftr CorRT.-.J,iclge H,tnt-Tobn yoq
er alias Uano a vonth previn9slv convicted Of a7.
reny was sentenced to three months irnnrisanment
f He Ind already been in prison six months.
Mary Ann Fennau alias GaIlatin street Mary was
dismissed on motion of the District Attorney from
charge of assault ana battery but was required ia
5 furnish bonds to keep the pence
James OMealy, CHARGED with carving concealed
weapons was dismissed by n0lle 7}yose91ti
There were no trials; the cases fixed for to-day