New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-05

~ means OF ladder which he had ho,rnv.s 49,.
heDrards corner where some painting or csynrs.
'erlns improvements were going on. Jfuamvs
slnmoers, We apprehend, VIM not soon ssMn ~
disturbed BY nocturnal visitors. !-~
FATAL AccTDEsr-A slater 'wkr.. ,,.~n. -. y.
not learn, fell from the roof. u a 1s.h,....
Chmeh, on Constance street, III H. Fnrlrfh ~.
trict, and was so badly injured that hs dsea scor
CoRoTEa's 1NQUEsTs~-Mr. Coroner Dsuyov Al
Mr. Depaty Weysham had their hands ftlI ysstev-
day. : -
Inc hrst inquest was upon the body Of IN I'M
known white man, aged about 40 years, found dead
in the Hospital. After post mortem examination
oy Dr. Hart the jury returned verdict Of death
py apoplexy- This was man who had been
picked up on Lafayette street, and was supposed
70 nave been beaten to death. His head was
o'oody, but not more so than any mans head would
oe upon falling and striking the banquette IL If.
Ct inquest was commenced upon the body Of
fa.s'ek Henry Callahan, aged about 20 Years :
ha'ive O Ireland, found dead in the Charity Has
pi'ai' Inc post mortem showed that death "a.
caaseo oY an neised wound dividing the epicastric
ar'ery' causing hemmorsSr and death The IN
quest was postponed until Wednesday a. acconnt
OF the absence Of Witnesses The circnrrsta,,.os
OF Cailahan's wounding and death ~ eIsevbs,s
mentioned - : '-sie
An inquest was held upon ne bodr X lame.
Murphy, aged about 35 years, natave " 1,.l.ra
found drowned in the river 81 AIgjers. ~. 80.
dict was accidental drowning. II appesxe., t..s
the deceased was subject to fts Of iasanitv. tk.t
he left the house Of his sister and that sc ve 40
in searchof him. About two hours after tlaat -
learned that he had fallen into the river 1t The ferry
landing. A. man on the ferru-hoat aa~ n. 81,
over, anu 'nrew nun piankT but be failed to
reachtitr and disappeared.
The last of the inauests was mon ta,e. =
an unknown man found dead ah.,a,, ~ ~
music He was deck passenger, and got ID
board at Luie's Landing. a short d;stan~sF 80.
the city He was looking sick. and died aa soon
- .ae p'ae 1'eched the levee. Verdict, congest-
I've iever.
THE GREAT FIRE IN THE FOURTH DrsrRrcr-The
loss by this lire, the extent and limits Of which We
puphshed yesterday, was upwards Of $60OeO in
houses ana ABOUT $4,000 in outside and movable
paoperS, me amount 4, q insurance has not yet
.,a neen ,.aa. oa' Inc following are the sufferers,
'.ans ssono y ehen losses ranging, respectively,
ee,,a..s sn.eo q, D1nn 1...,'. - s'vy
sir AID ,1nmnc;"to;, s,.sa'a; xxx wasans9os.
ultt II. . AExay
Adolphe Breigge, Auguste Stein, John Gerber
Aislaem Sn,as.d De5drich: 81 "a:
sereaM steesw6aniel Gerhard a,s as Ta1s a
SAINT Baddell, S. B. Smith, Caspar Miller Join Ger
per, estate Sta Of Frantz Gevy, Andrew Dietrich, Mrs.
Worrse IS Estate ol 6eorge F1enstei, John
Square ss-Chime,nn Ann,,ac,,;,,, s.,.a.,,t
and Eighth streets.-Joseph Mathis, John Schntt'
Henry Stevens, Anthony Peter, George Spjtsfad-
Gnrham1 Ti'a. neusoh, haym0hd Casali0n, Daniel
Schandel 80 s-.A.ies = Nial, l1Esth LIT fiseeh
Property on 44,nuacinti1n st,,eet ,.;oht3on,,
s1a se' oee.see1s Aaah ana Eighth sreetsJohn Voel
Inn,,oc;,t;n,, 10y III s,1 MaseI; y: hnnco.
and SerehM stieets~Henrv HnbIsabt Eronea;s
Peris, Mrs. II. Schneider, Joseph Miller, j, IS.
"oous, s',. brazii I;l..il Daoat;
and S;,b s,reets gfanah sets, oesestis oegen
rick, Adam Burlet, A. Sallinger, Francois Ei,sst
b. 1oung, Charles Ledig, Christian Gurtner.
PoLIrIcA1. AMEs1r1Es.-I,ate last night y 7 cos
fee.house nm ST Charles e+raa. pa,,,
John Doupherty got into lond wor1s 4 r.,,..s -
the coming election. bets thereon etc ,r1,a rh;or
of Police hapnenino tn ba aronna in.s.a, =.
make neace He ;ndnced ,
policeman and member of the American marty.
| to get into cab and 20 home. Dougherty whn
| is Democrat, or an Independent refused Ia fake
anybody's advice, or to keep quiet: commemorative
he was arrested and locked up.
Brandon, in his cab, started for his home mn
town. In short time he returned, with his face
all bloody, and his head swelled and his BODY
bruised. He had wound on his forehead. lust
over his nose, from winch the blood proceeded.
Ills story was that as he passed the corner of Dry
ades and Deiord streets, Philippa and Triton
naih) croWa OF men, haif dozen or SO, stand
ing on Inc corner unframed for Ben. Harrisson-
me- Ill answer nufrahed ior Tom Parker.
nnn.eui"'ety 'ie oro"u rushed OUT ana Stopped
'ne o"p' ono ii'n seiAns lae morse Dy the Dridie,
anu sole oi,e e,se sloo.ing at brandon Inc bullet
s'"noeu on LIS ioreheau anu summed hlm az the
s"iae '',. ii' was s'lueh oh tne side OF hls mead
a.u s =. -" = :, Iis nouy WIN sone Alnd
"s"po us. "non , u iuisou nil1, pau,y. ne
;sI,,s,s. =. - sl.s p.n-
d. ua..;,. 60: ... - AAA1ooAns ~.
al last IL, 5r;,,;ra ~, '"s.o'''
Th;s storv ,va do no+ ,o,,oh 81 e....,.. s.
-, ;. -. 'o-- ~ ~. snoi u'au u''s-
e.-l's ~ !" 'e y - :. Anuon nfl.sen' anu lilal We
sa" .ne ~ ns loieneau anu ms D'ooay lace,
'''.u '''' >" '.ADs VI ''.' s'u' = 10 neau.
HANroN AssAuLrs.-Iwo laboring men, it IS
stated were assaulted on Thursday night, at the
corner OF bafohhe and Perdldo streets, by men
unknown TO them' and badly bruised and cut in
thef heads oy heavy niunt Instruments which they