New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-25
NUMBER 10.
gutal ailtsIIiaeI.ss,

ron nhoH thn ,zsrntf.n
,,;,,, ~ - - afy oia eooser conneeseo
.s.eau .n,sfes'. man VINO iksshs
aro, i''ls aug vas never khofsh 70
80, @nSDpy "i'h shypooy, mas iateiy peen an
:. - very communicative sprisfiai
se,oo' he Assehea 70 ana sWai-
,,,;,,, - .ilNss ron 'he otner Woria
,,s.,s,. - assem-, that me spirit
80, Aaa N ~ ohe q 1le Iathiul.
G. M .''e 'p,ii'ua.1s' sa'a 70 MS pupil
.,d e.ae.as 5. eppea.ea - me iass nisn.,
IL. - - q po'toW Ase aoaTs OF you,a
~ es',n -. pa'pose, Mnicn was named. res;
40 - ~ fepiieu the oia one, and isn't It
- sane spitie cameo On me nan an hour
a''ei" sfes' sna 'oio ine "os % iet you nave the
money, -, as !. haa haae mistake ~ GIVING you
.he oraer Ihe pfetenaed splrltaahst mas nt
oeeh 'osee ''ie oiu coogef SINCE.
FIRE ALARHs.-The alarm of fire at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon was caused BY the burning Of
roof at the corner OF Dryades and Caliope streets
Fire quickly put out, and the damage Insignificant.
Nnoiny aisei ~ apose' anu "hiiss .he ehslnes
sum s'slahs III 'iie ltsie gIi iali.-
9, ~ - one = sae fooiiis ~ .he 'ele1son School.
-. youhs iauy .eachef ran ou. op 'ne sahely anu
oaneu ior waser. a iha.e teacher oi sle "eos'er
- Sonoo,, adjoining, nearing the cry, came out on
ms saiiery anu ASKED What was wanted WIN water
mas .lele hIe. MS poys, nearing the iast Wora,
ssse,. shousea IT. ana s,alnpeaea. pane g spreaa
~ senooi .ne 'iasscs " a.,e a,i.s,ent
s"us .ne
accident. and in two minutes the schoolhotlse was
empty. This extraordinary emptying of the school
was of course visible on the street and parents and
running, and seeing the engines standing near.
got up an outside panic of their own and rushed pal
I'D and screaming TO the sehoolhonses to look after
their little ones The fright was universal and terri
BILE whilst Il lasted and the iov which followed.
non te disco,or, tbo ~. -, ~ t,a3
~ 20 ms.s ~ = y an.s 1iA'1s
none Oh the ilttle earnings were hurt, was proper
school when the fire engines were standing near.
49, 4; H. as.arraa,, Y, &c., " ~.
n"'es ia w. a'tei noon a1 ai"i ~ VI M was
caused ny the burning oi mattress IN mouse on
Girod street. between Rampant and Basin, Both
the FIRE and the mattress were mt ont, without
o'iiei oaiiiase psins uone
SELLING LIQUOR TO SLAvEs.-A. O,Keeffe gro
W, 'o'.et y noA, NA, = ~ "'.s So-
terday before kecorder summers, charged by
George A. Ramsey with dispensing grog to Law
yer Mayburn,s slave William. on the 18th inst
n I..r,o, g., +,snI 4 T,,x
a. go y =. -. e ~
Alexander, grocer, corner Of Rampant and Cal
lope streets, charged by officer Charles Chalmers
with giving or selling gror to E. w. Barnes slave
60 III. nm, e. = IA, !.
On .le l4sh Aist'' aiso gave pail W appear
for trial on the sth.
n,. m. ,.a..,.,., w., ,,.,,.,,, M. c.u.
X he IHiRD DISTRICT WIFE MukDEk.-Ihe ooro-
yesterday investigated the death Of Mrs. Julia
Osborne. who. on Monday night last. was beaten
~ aoa.l H., ha, h,,shona c.or,o a. tta;, ros;donoa
~ n
on Bartheiemy street, Ihlfu Dislrict. Enc IoiloW-
ing testimony was taken:
Y-,.. e ,r,....
Loas hdfalg, sWornsays u Momuay eEsning,
ias.', dys ooe m ar n
ooor To- Osnofhe1 ne neasa osppIne m 4,
VIII ms WIG neafa ,ne nutse " pioMs nas siaps X
on one Iacs. MIs; osp9ine vas i.oASa.en, s sh9
went ID tne yaru, pasned " vspoTne, VINO p iol,
ioWeu heI anu pe1e hel eiT aoi, aiu "i.ies pa y
s.rlhs tr W., NV. =,
Whhst sne Was Iyins vi ,ile sluuu. HS uien .oos
pole anu oea. ne. WIN .lias. ut sppppsu
lor WINE anu sue a.tehipleu 70 ge1 ", pus ne
caugnt AeI py Wy aah, sl.eW ns. uIMn ~ IL, ana
ueanS I = he in. pts th III si.ahn
against p,anA ioo.pa.u leaunS ih.o .no nl.oei,
ana hlGhea ner = ene iaSe I anu
poay puIng ~ the ns mas peas t;s n1 II
Spsoo. lo) asAeu m VIZ SLY, 1a .ass ; Ii Iii ?
she aad hef oasy; ne mou.u aoSasload,y ~:
Sup 70 sah9 piea.n ~ u ~ a'os, ahI : ~ ~
w u1a.lls ~ st ~ hIf ,s .ls ;.aasa ass at mmrt
llsleu ~ ieas1 nun an nouls ,,, mnen mcns
away. Mls. ospoihe mhs eeli' oiyinS "iio anoau,
ing p1teousiy;. Il zx,y.
iieay neestseena, IL she .s
mouse anu saW ospoIhe peas;ns as VINE III ~ '4e ~
PACK yaro WIN soiiesning Mh,cn mae1ess eoon "
~ ~ plsce VI slch. ~ e9fIopora.es' ~ ene n'a
the testlll9iy glven ~ M hahhg. e. c o.,.,
armand Lafocfse sW0rn.Saw y, 0s9rge osporne
Gomhg nome az ABOUT % oc,ock ne was arunk
itEess oGcaplss na ~ NY nouse Mnsle ospoihs WI
Isp9ine saS un sne JAY ~ n ~
SUCK IN ms hand ana witness was irigniened. Us
5ofne Wens IN ms Wne Was On the gallery; a yIne
Wisness Hsau III 80 Me. IT,, .;a v11;.
NJ sea thep vent erau and heard nothng more
Mrs. Elizabeth Larocte, ,swOrn-Corroborates
e Lestm9ny q w previous m IN ;s ,s
for his simmer. She told him that supper was
ready, but there was no bread, and she had no
money to buy any. He flung something at her
Witness heaIa .ne nolse, sy h o.
horne can o,t on the sidewalk he had n stick in
his hand he asked witness, who was sitting with
her daughter on the door steps, II they had seer
MS Me auI saia ba h -
he arain asked about his wife, Witness told him
that she had not come out, and must be in the
house. He went IN MRS. Osoorne was was lylhg OF
oE ~. u r 40 a. .hres t;mss dn,;a get IN
get up. will you?n She would not, and he begaI
| striking her. Witness was afraid Of Osborne
Whom sne knew 70 ne very yiolens ny o.9sea ns'
and the noise lasted some time, and then ceased
~ t,, pena a nva