New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
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ihs LOUISIANA 'EAYs went a-hayns and target
snoosiDg yesterday. Tney had on their white s1In-
mer pants ana presented nne appearances = theg
mafcneo oy our once.
CAPTAIN BossrERE, We are psined 70 announce, Il
dead He breathed his Last ct about noon yesterday
As our readers know be was wounded recentIy in a
uniotsnnate shooting snfsy with II. J. II. Vefnou d
: N" o"ce on Excnangs AlleJ; the ahfay springing
ous q business Disagreement. Mr. Vernon; Who
au oeen feieased UNDER ball. on certificate that Capt.
DosseIe "as OUT o. danger, was rearrested immedi-
ao.y upon sne oeatn q the Captain being made
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IHR GERMAN EyAsGxLIcAL CHURCH DIFFICULTY
appears % nave Ieacned terminus By deciaon Of
sooee Dovlgneano feser Kaiser g ala constituting
'te H.''ee parry Iook tormal q the church
On SATURDAY. u Ine hev. MI Pressler preached yes-
'eroay' II was not d that church.
THE BURNING OF THE CoTroN BALES came oN at
'ne Aetaifle race Course on Saturday evening, in
presence OF qoite number OF people. The object.
our readers KNOW 10 advance, WAS 70 tet
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no snavlngs' III ofoer tna1 tne hre when started
might be fierce and rapid. B
At hslfpast O'Clock. the fra vaa fairly and
an,.llu anY,;a1 - ~ n5,-..s N.
~ appne. ~ 'Ae "iaa"siu sue VI Tue oses'
III hteen mnutes most o the ropes OF the two rope
bound bales had parted allowing the cotton to break
| out and burn rapidly in MANY parts ~ this time
the bagging Of the two iron-bonnd bales was pretty
well burnt of: but the iron bands remaining Arm M
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-.,:s.'n.N.N -"a1e upon sus oosson pus -
OUTSIDE cnarrlng, OF no depth TO speak or
At 6 o'clock the rope.bound bales had fallen down
or spread out, in loose masses with the flames burn
no freeIv in mon, n,..a. 4. .h -.
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oouuo pales esemped Daies OF Dlack moss more than
anything else; the bagging being oil burnt off, and
the outer cotton charred They remained firm Oh
tha, annnorts tho al. e;rcnlot;n,, f-.o,, 3, N go
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vi sne ony ~here Tue ule was nottest ana longest
applied did there appear to be distension or material
| injury to the cotton.
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1"ay' 'ne o-oouho oaies showed very Little nre and
appeared to have sustained very little damage whilst
the loose and outspread masses Of cotton which had
heen rone.borna ba,oa con,;n,oa hn,,;,, .,,,;s,a
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