New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27
Neh @rleans 4ailp Crescent.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1859.
FIERY TIMES.


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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1859.
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Yesterday, we think, was the hottest day we have
mad this summer. 1t was one Of those days which
draw distinct line OF demarcation between humans
OF tne saamandrne genus and those OF the ordinary
flesh and blood kind. The heat was actually dread
iu and the Crescent crew sweated to DEATH prlckly
neated, and generally enervated demonstrated that
tnere was not a salamander IN the crowd.
Little did we dream that we were to have insult
added TO injury BY direct nocturnal visit OF the
nregod, ater the screening persecution OF the So
cailed oay-god. Ihough the one made us suffer, he
kept az respectful distance, and allowed our Office
10 remain unenoangered. Inc other stole upon US
unaWares az nght, AZ quarter past nine O'Clock, not
having 'ne aaoacly 70 pl'cn right into crescent
oee, pue aiming 70 XIII two Drds with one stone, py
a'ennne IN tne bookstore and bindery OF Messrs.
nawes " oo'' NO. 70 camp street; which building
III Tue only one between the crescent and PIcayane
omces.
Ane nre was hrss apparent 70 the printers OF the
Ctescen'' ID tne loortn story. smoke commenced
streaming up through the creVices between the floor
ana Inc North wall the printers, thinking the fire
was ~ Tue Orescens building and ny some accident
IN tae'r own moor, wasted all their available water
oasnng IL az 1he smoke; but the smoke increased
ana became so dense' That all had to drop their
s.i'AS' 'ea'e 'ne'r taxes unnnlshea, ana siam
peae oo"n SHAFTS 10 aVoid snnocauon.
Ano.ner hi"lnen' showed Inc nle 70 De IN hawes
to"aro lne rear in tne tnlo STORY. our
printers started ehe alarm tne Doys VINO generally
s'ay apou' pi'n"ng onices aiormeo tne nearest hre
" 'ne ny y 'eesrapn' 'ne hfelne.'
..a' WV p'ius.ns ou'es "efe VI h.e' nearly
'.oAe sne. neohs eoln'ns' anu wefe uuilhoefea anu
az WIN pe,oie ,' a.lioA oe'' WIN i.s SPURIOUS
s.nsoe' sa'u' .nete 70 nfe' ~ soheo Tue news
VI nIe nle' auu a, .o'u sue uu'..
Deo.e .ne n.enen souiu ses 'ueii iauueis anu nose
iii'o enec'Se USE 'ie hahes were oecnlng OUT lur'
1,ou'y o'ei oaip s'iee' anu tntea'eneo fepeH.ion
VI .no oa.Asuopne WHICH iaio sie sa"e rom III ashes
eone e'sn' VI nine years ago oul .ue nleen ac'ea
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.,l ~, "e t'atn' s.al'ea d. vi near
sie "sau y. 'n' ''A''a III .ne pnuefy now, we
w. uuaps y as'eleau. m ine swo prln'lng onees
water. and a temnorsrv susnension of hnu;nass
The aeknowledpment which wa and onr noioh.
bors of the Picaynne made IN the fremen dnr;no
and after their lahors was tbonoh tra;no tho hos,
expression we could give to our feelinps. THAT
was not enough, We will here editora,lv exnres,
our siucerest thanks to them. One hardly knows
how to actually apprecate the fremen until bis
own house is on FIRE or in danger of 6re
N''-N -S11S ~ 80 AAA~ - 80 N'ASSA Va hiSs
oe'ofe 'le nfenen were well on the start from
oaunp street. ano'her aiarin was given. Iney went
Tearing up 'own' anu iounu 'he hie IN tne fhenlx
Miiis, cohee'gr'naing estaollshment on hampart
s'fee', opposhe .ne Ne" BASIN. Inc hremen pitched
III anu s'oppeo II oe'ofe II nao ournt more than
stairway .
The tremen were not ready to leave the Phoenix
Mills, when the bells again rang for another light
which was visible further mn town That sn,t tbon
reacheu III soou 'ilhe' thousn they mad long and
fatlguing run, for the work!they had already DONE
small frame cottage at the corner of Second and St
Denis strnats in the baclr nort of +h Et, ni,t.a.
~, = Wv NoA pA,' y, luz i'n nis'ilo''
was tne iuel' IL was ehtlreiy eesoroyed Many an
other cottage would have shared its fate, but for the
prompt arrival of the iremen
We NAV add that vestarday oftornoon +,,o,o ,,,ou,
49, ,..'s ~, S''ei Ao'. 'no'e were
TWO lalse alarms OF nre. Inc hfemen mad quite
benefit during the afternoon and evening.
Do,----z. -
rRoM oAN poAiN'o'-Aate aoV'ces from Domlnca
state that great hopes we're entertained of peaceful
solution of the difficulties existing between the Gov
ernn,ant of thu Reppb,ic .nd +hot of Donn,ou, a.
AZ. n'.. - enna' A.'no
iatter haVhg received the DOMINICAN Plenlpotentary
very avorably. The issue of irredeemable paper by