New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

One Day In ADVANCE Of the Nfnf1s
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al about O'Clock 1ast -. !. s...;,,,. ...s....
occurred Il tie cracerv sr = s.s s.slS
Kent Lowber, Nos. A I'D 6 RsssS ssoss IL =.
which two rpe,, lx1at tIa;r yvsa -
appesrs that II = fesr - s,is,ts. - =
cracEino sonnd Was has,4 ~ ~ .
building. and ii 4 few SECONDS u 80 xasss " ~
terrible crash, caused by de giginr Nv 81 IL
tween s6f AVID eo bavra1s ~ NJ
npper par Of fe kinr ~ Il s;st " VIZ y ~
daf,ht carr;ed svvgsv sin nr - \. q W Issl xx
brick wan which ivied NJ IL go ~ sass s
posts suf,sttnted 1su IA It. M. .au.. sIaeis M a
tie arch Vail n Il. sae ras assa Ps5 e last wssx
ou % some coserable g erfe.t = Hsve sPlnng
forced back 10 IA mace f,n in - = ~ ~
wall was again found q hve atsrt ~ III 49, ry s.S
place, when the agent 81 the buiIinc !, az a. nnsisS
the defeets s es s - \ y : ~ 1cPAa1
When The rear nart n IL b,,s,, -, VI,
xsre three clerks and swo porters On te i prsmses.
The members ~ M n e,,;n ..ae sslSes
proceeded 10 the uremies es s~s M snt sna 49,
stoves would set ne % tke ralsbish ss,s.s.t ~s ~
and also renaired ~ ~ j a cigse = nana
members OF No. I'd enoine erts.s r.. ti ~ sno -
extinguished the rea m fss Ss ,.o s u.slg 49,
the "a which wa l;c5t.S - - "a - -
third floors Sergeant Srnissrss. - ~ 'ss.z 81
everybody ont Of ffe hnfidfrr ss iss ~
door. Z ~ 4 A. an n III Il
About 4 dozen persons then "a - -. y
came down WITH crash withoSt nsssss ~
those on the siiewaE heneafs ri r,,;s MI
excitement waa frnrnedfateiv ryrsxsa go =
oerated r1Imars sonn ssf afost =. so,,s - 49,
feast twenty persor,s vere E;IIeS s,,5
fifty persons were hnried N fRe ru,s - TS. 1.
alarm bells were ordered ID be runr IN fhe rs,,ie
n order to procure aid t rescue w y -
beneath the ruins Severn ~ s., 4o
eiI,e made narrow escsnes s. IA ~
John GiIh0oly was Injured n, a. h,5v s
john McManns had his head badly cuf.
Dennis Sullivans hands were Injured 1ss
Henry Concklin was seriousIF h1rt- 4
A woman who was passing Il fhe firne - L..
slightly injured. e S.
William J. Ely. and his son Thnnaa r N, ~
were passing on their way home I'd BroaRlvn ssf
were in front Of the store when the wall feji rhe
SON escaped by jumping underneath No. ID enri5e.
but the father was struck down and EiIlef ~ n
sra,, Ms hy Doay was dng ous q the ruins ~ ne
hooI,, T.. auoas IVY HOURS aItefw aros it va
naors " ~ ~. Ely was about g.
ronltvr ~ assidsG ~ z6V Sackett street
bnsness Il M ri Ma st.as4 We and he dd
John Steward q ] pocemsn of ~ rsrzt r,,..,..*
New YosS Hosy;.a, ng VA =; ssnyeyea g -
o'clock Ha kas hee ~
Of two wears Il ahant ~ ~ vaas. sr " ss sn0ks
wife and three chidrs,. ~ yes y .ee, ana ieaSsS
/ man namefl 4 l,drev W5,,;ar,s.,, -. .,z.S.s
rionsiv Injured He as 10 a.;n ~ ~ asso -
time Ofcer P. Flayen conyeyed III lin rs ~ "
sidance NJ o5 s,aoLatt .. ~ ~ I1.l. ~ - -
oicer patrict Pyan - ,sa r.
ininred an tbe Ieg N ~ eelcs, -
i Il. Davies n nroof reader an ~ s "a, a..
was injured on the head and back IL raa ~ sssa.
/ inp items far nnhcat;nn '' ~ As0 Y r. sSsA-
/ There were several other nersora IL, ....,.s
with but slight iniury. 90 !" w -
No 20 engine was snue,bat dam 80, slt sfsA
The stock in the nrem;ses al Il va1seT a. - 49,
ss0O()0 The damaae viii nrnhahi 49,, ~. 4. .s,1s
ss0o, The bn;Idna was fpnr ~ 4:xs.
f;fty feet front and n;patv f.et daas I. =
nv Mr. Tohnsnn Tho ~ ;ii i - = ~ ~ aS
The members Of No 20 engine. and No. l and
sar.rn 10 ale q creds i9r their
rection Of the Assistant Enr;nesra = sasrs ~
persons supposed to be underneath II. The cause
OF the building falling Is said to be from the spring
bere s " vas rt ,nr., ne txo
on the upper floors When tie bniinr feIl e ssrs
| has been at other times.
CosGREss1oNAI-1n the Senate or the afth ~
Homestead bill of last session was introduced ~
Mr.. johnson. Of Tennessee, and read twice. The
resolution directing inquiry as to the expediency
Of repeating the act requiring that the laws passed
BY the Territorial Legislatures of New Mexico and
Utah shall be confirmed by Congress, was taken
up. Mr.. Harlan, Of Iowa, moved that the resolu-
!. tion be amended SO as to embrace the inquiry =
to the proprety Of authorizing the people of those
Territories to elect all their officials -executiye
legislative and judicial Mr.. Green, Of Missouri
moved to postpone the consideration OF The IL
ject till Monday, which was agreed to, and ths
Senate adjourned 5ff '.ss4a N
In the House, Mr.. John Cochrane; Of New York.
delivered speech denouncing the areressiona *
the North upon the South. He attributed the
L
foray of John Brown to w H. HeWard,s fncenif-
ary harangue at Rochester, but had no fears 81 :
dissolution of the Union Mr. Cochrane's speech
created marked sensation, and it Is said that tie
Democratic members of the House design voting
for him for Speaker, as mark Of their apprecis.s
ton of the effort. The House baoted three timea
for Speaker without effectine choice. and fheIs
adjourned. sTs
| NJ. y..
York Herald writing an tbe o7tb ~ No,,a,,,,..
from Caracas Venezuela statas tbat III, c,,,,t-.
was in most wretched condition social and com.
merc;a, owing to the g
snoismen. Ex.President Castro uvas si, i,
fnement and closely Guarded mo Ia,ora,. ,f ~.
country we're be;no forced nto ,bs
coffaa cro, was .o;n, ~ r,; f,,,, -
Mo revolnt;onsts haa haa aafa..ea
many points by the regular troops. Congress- win
meet on the 10th OF January We have files Of the
that tbe govarnmeyt vac Jo;no an 4 canlg y
store comnefe neace and harmony Il the canntrv n 3
Several families had fled from Carayaca n co,,se
nuence Of the excesses Of the Vandalic rebeIs hr.
were threatening that town The uovernment ,' had
already taken prompt meas ures to check the ex-
cesses of the outlaws and a reinforcement of in,
1 cavalry had left for the town. A shnck ~ earth
make was felt at Iapnayra IN the o9d MI. at Eve
Minutes to i in the mornino Tbe sacijlations gvare
from north 10 south The rabal chief Eaican !" zoe