New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
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srThe Reeorders' Courts on eighth psss.


gaiy, Love and Craps streets no longer exist but
.ney 90 and will for years exist n the hearts Of their
innaossanta who are down upon any change Of name,
except IN young laden Of marrisgeabls age. Ws
make me above explanation for the beneAt Of tke
saia innso'tants, many Of whom know nothing of
the names cf their streets being changed, md csrs
less the particular object Of our explanaton beinx
70 let them know that The two city railroads., whsh
they might have read Of 10 Council dojnes. = II.
tended to run through Rampant and Boyrundv. ~
to run Tor rather ) in front Of their dcogs a eood
old Love and Craps. For fear Of another nissoprs.
hension, will state that the Barracks n
Council doings as the lower terminus of ths rsrosd.
is not the street Of that name, but UDcls Sans mii
tary hotel, away down "beyant the beyant.n Fsct.
all this is so sS
ITs CURIOUS how inopportune the omnibuses
always are. Be in hurry to cross street and forty
thousand Of them will bar your passage stoppiDgou
me crossings aud going every way. Wait for pas-
tcuar omnibus and it will keep yon waiting fourteen
hours, and then come along with nineteen inside,
seven on top with the driver two on the tailboaxd
and nigger with market basket hanging to tie
door. Wen leave II . any unprejudiced perssn II
this isn't 90. sa' - .sisaas -ssg as
FrRE broke ont yesterday afternoon ia ths
kitchen OF Mr.. B. Kerrs premises, It tie corner of
Espanade and Claiborne streets. It va luckily e..
tinguished before doing much damaee. lts5
AEorHRR FrHx. and one nor. ..,ior. -. IS. :.
about O'Clock last nobt n n. ,..,s... q - =
NJ. Reid. ON the river side "a Nav.ds. .s,.
Thalia and lepomene; !; one of row Of slesant 80
;sassy fns, siasaiag aapazntssy.. ~ aI1s.
was destroyed. The attic Of NJ. a. s. WjfhsrS "a
dence, next below, was also destroyed, and tie ~
dence Of Mr.JI. Bard, next above. badly scorcbea.
The fire started in small rear wing Of NJ. r,e;d,.
residence and was supposed to have been kinIe1 IL
side partition in the lower story bv anne ;ncend;.r
Mr. Reid stating it could never have start n 81,
other way scarcity Of water Il IL vic;nitv q.
tarded the early efforts OF the f,remen tIa re -.
finally uuenched bv vater lot ~ n. ,rs,a, 60
plugs several squares back. Almost as much damage
was done to the furniture of the different houses IL
pitching it outnto the muddy street, e by he re
the furniture Of Mr. George ". Picton residing mi
to Mr.. Withers, sharing the general wreck. The
hook andladder boys did much toward stcppiug tie
fire. It was said that il the first engine ON te ground
had had one more section Of hose the re could have
been put ont before reaching the roof Of the burning
house Three or four Thousand dollars viii cover tie
whole loss. y s{ M
JOHN BELDrNG, a carpenter. v,s unfor*un.teIv
drowned yesterday afternoon. Il Post ss Third 81.
trict He was preciptsted into the river win seve
raj others, by the giving way Of scaffoa ~ vbicb
all were at work, repairing the shin Disby. Tbe
others were lucky enough to he rescned. The bo,lv
Of the drowned man had not been recovered, Il the
latest accounts. SIS ss ~ &
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT hanpened an r.n.I .t,..t
yesterday morning Dr. Knapp and anoaher centi..
man were in buggy, when the horse beea,a rrstv.
aud commenced kicking. DR.. Knapp at once jumped
out; but his friend (whose name We have NOT heard1
remained, endeavoring to rein in the animal The
result that the horse ran off, dasting the buggy
against the curbng, and throwing the genslemkn ont
and breaking one Of his legs. He was conveyed 10
DR.. Knapps ofce where he remained, under surgical
treatment sS AEg ~
THE JEpFERsoN JouRSAr savs tbat theye ara roh.
bers in Jefferson CITY. and tells bov one ~ tbe
scamps invaded the editorial onici, the other ncht
and carried of twenty dollars and . QUANTITY n
clothing We might doubt the story. yeracioua q =
know the Journal to be. but for the additional infr
nation given, that the twenty dollars belonged ID 4
carrier Of the paper. Not that editors never have
money; but then we have never seen the editor vet
who was in the habit of leaving money lying loose
about house. The heartless audacitv Of the rober IN
breaking into an editors house, was equaed only by
the good fortune which left twenty dollars in his way
We'd like to see that robber try bis hand with some
Of our New Orleans editors and reporterswe ,poud
that Come along, Mr.. Robber. and try ust We
dare you to the sublime experiment! 4.
JAcon R.xsp German oe d;as;natea bsb;ts hn,s
himself in vacant house IN Iefsrso, CITY IN s.t,,
dav last. The verdict Of tho inonest beld hv Irstcs
Micbs, ,voa- s,;cido H. hono;nr q .av. ~ r,st
ices naner. tbe .Jonrnal. "a
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