New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-19
Focal NntEIIigente.
R. H. 9.

FIRE.-At about one O'Clock on Saturday, the cot
pckery Mcslann Galyez stree destroyed
by fire. adjoining house partially burned, but
understand that the whole loss covered by insurance
REs1GNED.-We learn that Deputy Coroner John J.
Osborne has resigned official position regret that Mr.
O decided upon course, while the time have
no knowledge of the motives that prompted it.
SMALL SIZED BREAD.-A large lot of bread was
Dryades Saturday morning for being
the weight prescbed by The frequency Of these sez
will by and by amonish bakers give correct weight
CHARGE OF RAPE AGAINST BEN LEGGETT.-Infor-
nation has been possession Thursday last to the
effect special officer Leggett accused by the
mother Of German girl between twelve and thirteen Of
age with having violated the person of her daughter We
Trained from making mention Of the affair however,
hoped that the accused could offer explanation which
would him OF charge Since the r reached
the the Gheo Police Mr. Adams he has been jealous
his efforts the truth and the result Of his in
yesgaons he ordered the mother Of the girl before Re-
corder Long and make affidavit Leggett hearing that
there against him, surrendered himself and
is now in the Parish Prison awaiting an examination.
SERIOUSLY TNJuRED.-On Friday evening last
painter James Dunn engaged in painting house The
corner Of Washington Fulton Streets Fourth District
his ladder, breaking his legs and receiving other
injuries of serious character
Coop FOR LUoK--fmportant ArTest.-Lieutenant
Luck Eewnd yesterday Sunday having been informed that
lawyer Lemey had been robbed of large of money
thief andn the afternoon arrested Renhart
Kuger whose person found $500 Old Luck squeezed
Reinhart tight that he Acknowledged having got the
hundred dollars from the boy Frank the properly p L. Lem
ley The lieutenant deserves credit for the energy with which
he pursuing the maefacors in The Garden District
Patrick Harmon arrested for being drunk and disturbing
peace he also suspected of having severely stabbed
person Felicity Road he Lieutenant and Officer Firth
in search of the wounded Probably Patrick Harmon
will find out that will hard for him before he gets through
with Recorder Adams.
DRowNED.-We learn that gentleman fell from
sa boat the AXE end of the canal early hour
evening before assistance could be drowned
The name of the unfortunate man Bragg.
A lad, whose name is unknown, was drowned by
falling the river the foot of God street Saturday
evening.
ACCIDENT ON THE LAKE.-0f party of three,
who went ski fishing from the lake end of the new
canal Saturday evening only returned During the
prevalence Of high wind Mr. John Brown fell
drowned Every effort part of his com
panions to him. but they did not succeed.
RATHER HARD ON HUsBANDs.-A German lady,
who seems somewhat destructive husbands was tied up
in the matrmony days since in the Third
District for the fifth time Her present spouse Doctor
gone through ediea with of the
profession. Taking consideration the somewhat
gula fact that of her previous husbands outved
year hymenes bliss consider the individual decidedly
courageous
RECORDER SUMMERS CoUBT.-The business be-
fore this Court on Saturday not of any interest
RECORDER ADAMS COURT Samuel Gibson was
on Saturday brought before the Recorder charged with
having onslaught npon s. Sparkman threatened
with various weapons he wing perfect Brmory about him
to put period to his existence. Samuel
med for trial
Henry Dodd charged S25 for selling liquor slave
John Eares before the First District Court for trial
on charge of swindlng Caroline Fitzgerald
D. Grndey lined SIS for fighting and disturbing the
peace oefault of payment he committed 10 the
Parish Prison for months
Michael Hickeps was charged with having stolen pistol
from thereon Of Julia Masala and man with paper in his
hat sent after him
Policeman ChHS Vernon bound in consequence
violent conduct towards citizen dressed lille brief
hority,' etc.