New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03
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OH the 1onoWing, III feieIehSe " she aPpLosehnS
close of the Varieties Theater:
John Owens, John my jolly john
o. why Leave q p sooh
Se,er waiting for our Juue.
w,,,s had +. ,neu tn ston thee. John.
Or that other John Of thine.
On whom falls our painting love, John,
psiie'ons' aeaf ai''hs
THE Town, OF good porfoh thereoi, appears
to be insane on the Heenan ana Sayefs questlon.
Wilkes Spirit OF the Times, containing wilkes re-
port Of the fight, arrived yesterday, ana such was
the rush for it that some OF the neWspoys SOFA "
at dollar copy. Inc particulars Oh the hght,
rom beh Lie' wiz W ioanu ~ o'r ne ~
eoiunins.
DuEI..-We learn that TWO young gen.iemen
settled dispute with pistols at tne oahs
morning, ana that one was shot ,nrousn 'iie arm
Ihus mach we neard' no more.
The FOURTH DISTRICT POISONING AFFAIR.-Cor-
oner Beach last evening resumed his investigation
Of the poisoning affair at Col. Lemley's, in the
Fourth District.
The testimony Of DR.. Benz Stile, who waited
upon some of the poisoned parties, and Of Prof.
Crawcour, who analysed the poisoned "Charlotfe
Russo was taken; but it did not disclose more
than what has already been laid before the public
Owing TO press Of other business, the Coroner
deferred the remainder Of his investigation to next
week.
KILLED ON THE RAIERoAD.-A German named
Eknase Zebuach, who had for some days been on
a drunken spree, was found lying dead on the
Pontchartrain Railroad on Tuesday night, having
been run over BY the cars His head was crushed
in, and both arms crushed above the elbows. As
nothing was seen or heard Of the accident when it
occurred, it is presumed that the man was lying
drunk on the track at the time. Deputy Coroner
Soraparu held an inquest on the body yesterday,
and returned verdict of accidental death.
F,prs rncend;or;s,o y, ,be Fo,,,tb D;st,.ict-The
roof of tbe l;t.Lan of Mrs Keagan,s residence. on
Nav avae straet batween Third and Fourth. was
burnt of on Friday evening. at eleven o'clock at
night fire started in MIR. Dodge's residence, on
washington street. between Camp and Chestnut,
~ 80 o,rt;nrn;shod hafora mncb DAMAGE was
p1' vas eAeine u'snSo po,os 4As-
done. betWeen Two ana tnIee oeioch yesteiuay
morning Corporal Dellatre discovered fire IN an
nnoccpnied bousa AZ New Levee street. between
G. Marv ana Nuns This also was stonned before
sa,;ors H. - ,yas dona Ono or more of these
eras r.,Y ,rara a,.r;hnted i ;ncendiarism
N nos.,,o,;,a E,s ~ g, nosooh Sy.eet "A abou,
A - off n
NJ aaa l1,;r ,,,;,, 4, factor,, " NJ i I
pana ~ ,i,o ,or,,, sido of e. Iosenb streot ba
t,voan Tchonnitonlas and Commerce. IT was q
49, 49, WI, 49,, ,,,;cL ,,i,dina IA 80,
o,,tr., aa.tro,ed vii, al, ;ts contants the com
bustible nature of which rendered the fire one o
| the iercest that has been seen for many a day
| The flames rose and roared in a volume that was
| perfectly terrific A large and old double bricl
building across the street, sort of barracks, in
habited by numbers of poor Irish families, tth
| same house from which an election crowd wa
fred upon several years ago. caught ire and wa
totally destroyed. Ihe hre was so herce ana CON
plete, that not even the walls were eft stanii. niis
on either side Of the street. An adJolnlngd, and
| two were eonsiderapiy damaged. lhey got
| mefe up - a'he' Wv 'i "sei being in TOMS
efforts OF the boys barely uGa little. AT length
neighpofng properly. Alirp left,handers were
englnes-tne iouns segn T .ne IL, hose, l;s
the LOUISIANA hose .ispiece. HEAVY connter.hi Y. y
'loheo Ill uilleten' f.atting on the conk and =.
| sooo se'siee II, "'s'ss spafrlhg ensuea - - -
leaslhs 'neii noiii tneA III; Ma a,o
mil anu cohtehts "eie "oisi p'op"ss saehin :, sfO
ooo; lhe oululhs s'eioss si'e e',ue' ~
more thah aio'ooo oI ahzVVV. w neie ,naD,e
JUAN any pies'se %
W. :: o...o, n .,o,,o,,
~ - aat.a,, o,aa,,;,o
eA. VI al. AZ ~ ,o;n,r th
''iis - - :. p,,o,,,s
Piopeisy = 1Aes'is' e0pNN -
nos -. - ~, - - =.
hahee L.,enae, "no !" 20 ee.iy : wv " .1i.-
was aociuen.any ~ M 49,, II l.. :, !,
pauis ipIuieu - ras' Inns " -
was .aheii " 0na',s "-N ' ''''s " "a
seii1 " 'he oi'oe onio'
THE SHOOTING OF JAMES foLK'-James FOLK,
Peterson' VINO was sho. w ooinnion sefees'
Iuesday evening, w =. y MURPHY ssoiiie aeeoul
OF Whlch VIC gave yes'e,oayl was yes'etaa
deemed " W III oii''0ai eo1u,sion ~ was ~
lleVea lhal ny Moule teoofei ois ~ 'e'ie ~ 80
miracle.
ine inc :. ~. onse N. .' :
oa,a.;o,, dao,;na5 o;,;no a,1, ;nforna tion an n
eonuieon aeehneu s,s "ny n.y. .O, wv, oA =,
ground that the recital "ouio asltate hihi, ana
did not wish to run any risk by exciting himself.
Mnrnhy. We learn. il very sorroWfu about d
saa,a.;,,,, 4bat ba and Isa,t, ,,o.o ~,
a1air ueeiaiins ua' he a,,o io'n "9te so'
friends, and that their quarrel was drunken ON
i and was Yesterday very desrous Of seeing hii
W. ho, ,,n+ bo,r5 ,-bn+ler tte interuie,v will