New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-11

twenty seconds.
At the police stations are boxes containing in
dexes and alphabetical keys, by which the officers
can send any kind of message TO the central
office, and by which they can receive messages
the same This arrangement will be great CON
venience to the newspaper reporters, who will at
all times have welcome access to whatever news
of general Importance may be telegraphed from
any part of the city.
FIRST Cry NEWS by THE POLICE TELgGRAPH.--.
The following was received on Saturday forenoon
at the central Office, from the Robin street police
station
"About % O'Clock this morning, near the corner
of Race and Annunciation streets, two children
were seriously injured. A horse attached to a
| buggy, belonging to Mr.. Sullivan I49 Annnncia-
ton street. took fright front of his residence and
ran off, throwing son of Mr.. Sullivan from the
buggy and afterward running over a son of Mr..
Maher, living on st. Thomas street, who was play
| ing in the street,
| ST. PETERS CHURcH.-The corner stone of the
Rev. Father Cornelius Moynihan's new Church. (of
which we have previously spoken) now building at
or next to the of Craps and Marigny Streets
was laid last evening, Archbishop Blanc and most
of the Catholic priesthood being present in full
/ canonical dress. There was a long procession, of
several divisions: first, of girls and young ladies',
from eight to eighteen, all dressed in white, and
bearing Catholic banners and marching the small
est first and the largest last; then several of the
Irish Catholic benevolent societies, in full regalia,
! with music and banners.
/ The crowd was SO great that we were unable to
get near enough to obtain particulars, although we
saw the Archbishop and his train whilst they were
/ consecrating the cornerstone and outer walls Of
| the edice, already at respectable hight above
i the earth's surface. The sermon was preached by
1 the Rev. Father McGrane, of St. Alphonso's
/ Church in the Fourth District, under an awning
covering the spot which will be the future altar Of
the church. The crowd in attendance was very
/ great, and the ceremony was the absorbing event
Of the day in the Third District.
1 WANDERED OFF AGArN.-Mrs. Elizabeth Won
Eye an old lady, go years of age, who is afflicted
with temporary insanity, is astray. We mentioned
some two weeks ago that she had wandered away
from her home for the third time, and was
anxiously and uselessly sought for by her family.
She returned home after some three days absence,
during which she had wandered about the woods
back Of the city. On Saturday she again dsap-
peared, and no tidings have been heard of her
since. Her family resides at the corner Of Marais
and Cont streets.
TIE CoSFlDENcE GAME ON STEAaBoATs.-Offic
John Price arrested man, named Hubbard, a few
evenings since, on the steamboat landing, charged
with attempting to obtain money from the clerks
!, Of the steamers Imperial and Crescent City, by
counterfeiting the names of the second clerks of
those boats to dray receipts He had two bills Of
lading made out, upon one of which s45 SO was en-
grated for charges and $47 % upon the other. The
names of the second clerks, which were counter.
feited, are Spencer and Egart.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The following sales Of
real estate were made by Capt. Walton during last
week:
, One lot of ground in Poydras street, between
Roman and Prieur streets. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
> A two-story frame house in the Fourth Dis
l trict, on'Felicity street, between Apollo and
- BacChus streets. oou.
oaI and Waaazine streets. ets.,................. 7Ot
g Twenty lots of ground in the town Of Carroll
ton, being the square bounded BY Eagle,
. 4 Jackson, Colapissa and Fourteenth streets,
at 81 25 per lot. !, Ia
1 Twelve lots of ground in the town Of CARROLL
ton, in the square bounded by Clay, Live
Oak Colapissa and Fourteenth streets, at
AZ 5, ner lot Observation-Disclosures. 81
t Six lots Of ground on Poydras street, between
s Prieur and johnson streets, at s475 per lot 2s5e
Twelve lots of ground IN the town Q. Mcppn- 5 m
oghyille, being square No. liz, bounded by
!. franklin, Hancock and Columbus streets, -, ~
u and Shepherd Row 30'
e Twelve lots of ground in the town Of McDon-
d oghville, being square No. ll5, bounded by
3 Franklin, Hancock Ptolemy and Laurence
streats .............. 80
Twelve lots of ground in the town Of McDon-
e oghvie, in square No. 1l6, bounded by
' franklin, Hancock, Laurence and Bringier We
:, Twelve lots of ground in the town of McDon-
oghyille being square No. III, bounded by
d Franklin, Hancock, Brngier and Magellan -
/.
u One lot of ground in the Third District, on
s Laharpe street, between Broad and Dorge-
nois streets, with o onestory frame dwell 80
ing house, outbuildngs, etc 1zo
Il A one.story brcked between posts dwelng-
It house in the Second District, on Dauphne
e street, between St. Philip and ursuines
streets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 g
+, A one.story brick house in the Second Dis
I trict, on Customhouse street, between Dau- ,,z.
u nhine and Burgundy Streets. =. 55o
r Two lots of ground in the Fourth District, on
n First street, between st. David ana 81. Fat
rick streets, at s270 per lot ....:.... oa
> One lot of ground in the First District, front
e ing on New Levee and Fulton streets, be-
e tween Julia and St. Joseph streets s.... lou
e DIED INSIDE THE HOSPITAL GArE.-A woma
. named Catherine Gleason, native OF Ireland, wa
j picked up in the street near the New BASIN
!, Saturday evening about o'clock, in an insensibl
$ condition, and conveyed in furniture car to tn
!, Charity Hospital.
q In moving her from the cart to the Hespotai, an
Just after she had been carried through the gate
Il the yard she expired. Her death was cause
= apparently from intemperance and exposure t
IL the sun.
,r DEAriI OF AN OLp AFRICAN.-Coroner Beach o
e Saturday held an inquest upon the body OF
], gro, native of Africa, aged ll5 years, who die
II from old age.
le THE KILLING OF BARNEY CoNsELrf. = pepnt
Coroner Saraparu, on Saturday, held his inque
8, in the case of Barney Connolly, who died from
stab inflicted by Denis Sullivan, whilst he was tall
H. ing with Margaret Twiggs at her door, on Perdld
re street, on Monday night last The woman was u
9, only witness of the affair, and her testimony WI
u as follows: =--==.=-
4 Margaret Ttuiggs, sworn - live on Perdie
I'd street, No 1863, between Liberty and Howard.
at Monday night last, the 4th OF June, between al
% O'Clock, Bernard Connolly and myself wei
standing on the gallery Of my house, when Den
Sullivan came in suddenly. Connolly SAID " aot
nd evening Denis is that you?n Iremarked to s.
al livan you have a clean handkercmei," at u
nm the same time pulling his handkerchief out OF b
- pocket. He drew dagger, (the same shown m
made motion as If he wished TO cut me, and tn
liza nut the knife away. After this Connolly went
ee his room, which is in the same yard Sullivan q
Of / went into my room, where also invited 7
% daoaneaa soid 10 Sullivan, Denis, you h