New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
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snedy when was OF little value, was desgroyed
No other damage was done
FfREs.-on Saturday the Fire Departments were
called out three tmes and each time 10 well da
they do their duty that there was but tr1ine dana
age done. The first FIRE occurred about daylight.
in the Trene market, at stall NO. g. "A LARGE
drawer in the stall was found to be burning inside,
and before it could be put out the whole stan was
pretty well demolished. The negt FIRE broke out
in house on the corner Of Spain and Leyeer
streets, but was speedily pat out. And about
O'Clock IN the afternoon an old building on the
corner Of Claiborne and Vaudeville streets careSt
fire and was consumed. As the house was ISOLATED
it fuckily in the power of the frenfen to con-
fine the fire 70 the building where II originated,
and no further damage was done. All these cases
are said to show strong evidences Of ineendafiam
IsorEsrs.-The Coroner held three inquests ou !,
Saturday
On the body of valery Montaie, +. m. c., natfve
Of Louisiana, aged IS years, who died suddenly at
bis residence corner Of CIouet and tSoodehildren.
streets. Verdict disease Of the heart Oh the
body Of Louisa Weed, (. v. c., q native Of vir-
ginia, aged 45 years, who died IN ST. John the
Baptist street, Of apoplexy. On tie bady of tIet
slave Rachael, aged 40 years, who died on ST..
Peter street. between Dauphine and Burgundy, Of
disease of the heaft
And held the following yesterday
On white nan, name unknown, about 30 yeafs
of age, a native Of Ireland, found dead on Canal
street, in front Of the Cusfora House. Verdict
sUnstroke, On Theodile Fortier, f. c., 4s years
of age, native of Louisiana found dead at No. Ill
Elisha Perkins, aged So years, q native Of
New London, Conn, found dead at MiIneburg
end Of Pontehartrain railroad. Verdict apopIexy
ON Mary Simson, aged 40 years. anatye OF Treland,
found dead at the corner Of Nuns and Religious
streets. Ferdict-dysen
g sTaBBED.--A German named Sebsrt was stabbed
yesterday morning, at the corner Of BienviIIe and
and Bourbon streets, BY young man named Frank
Rogers, who was subsequently, arrested. Sebertfs
wound was not dangerous: he vas sent to the
Charity Hospital.
CHILD LosT.-A little son of Mrs. Simon Gu
culu, aged three years strayed away from home
yesterday morning, since when he has nat been
heard from. AS information has been given t9 the
police, we have doubt bat that the missing
little one will be found to-day.
y DRowNED.-A lad seven years of age name m
known, fell off the Forth District ferry wharf yes
terday morning and was drowned. Parents should
be cautious about Letting their children play in
sueh dangerous locality
KrDNArFISa a CrlLD.-Mrs. JaHs Morgan made .
affidavit on Saturday, charging Mary Jane jackson
and Mrs. Mareot with having kidnapped her little
daughter Amanda. The accused were arraigned
before Recorder Emerson, and made 10 give bonds
for appearance on the Sth August. when the affair
will be looked into.
f 4 NARROW EsCAPE.-WlliIe a number OF work
men were engaged raising house Washington
street. between Prytania and st. Charles on Friday
afternoon it fell with a most startling crash; hut
strange to cay, no one was injured by the accident
though some were not little scared.
OBTAINING MONEY By FALSE REpsEsEsr AF1.gs.
r.. Baehemin was arragned on Saturday before Re
corder Blache, and required to give s7oD bail to
appear and answer to the charge Of having OBJ
tanned SO from Mr. Francois Gale by false re-
presentations.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Rachel slave of Mrs Elliott.
died very suddenly Saturdy, on St. Peter street,
between Banphine and Burgundy. She was scrub
bing the floor, when she suddenly gave loud cry,
fell back and died after few conyulsive gaspa.
Thn rtD lxQ Qrnfr aTrpyfS Ssrt
showed that she had died Of disease of the heart.
DIsArpRARANcE.-W regretted to learn ON
Saturday afternoon that Samuel Burns, son of DR..
James Burns, disappeared from his home, No. Ii6
Howard street, very suddenly. His parents fear
that he has been entced away by some malicious
person, and therefore have cautioned parties from
harboring detaining him. He is II years of age,
but looks younger, has light brown hair and eyes
and is Of fair complexion had on when be left,
blue cottonade pants and white shirt, the former
slightly torn. n.
RATHER HrGHH ANDED.--Em Gibson was sent
before the First District Court by Recorder Biache
on Saturday, for having torn off shawl. worth
s45 from the shoulders of Ella Lewis, who was out
enjoying herself on the galorious 9Th.
THIEF CAuGnT.-John Atkins was arrested on
Saturday by officer RayEnond, at the request of
Mr.. Abade, who charged him with larceny
Atkins had in his possession when arrested several
stolen articles, among which were pair Of candle
sticks, pair of pantaloons, etc, etc. He win be
introduced to Recorder Blache this morning.
BuRoLARy.-Just before daylight on saturday
morning, the house Of Dr.. Elliott, on Bafonne
street. was entered by a couple of free darkies
named John Murray and Thomas Gibbons, who
stole several light articles, among " hch was fine
gold watch. The Doctors panfa--iu the pockets
of which were S700-was hanging on the back of
chair in his bedroom, bnt were luckily covered
over by hoop-skirt, and escaped;t the observation
of the rognes. As the raseals made their exit from
the house, they were arrested by wasshniail, who
happened to be passing. Recorder Emerson sent
them to the Parish Prison on Saturday to aya ait ex
animation.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY. Richard Williams, William
Manning and Thomas Clifford were arrested last
Friday night for robbiHg a sailor named John
Robertson, on the corner of IrsaliAes and Char
tres streets. Robertson states flat they got ac
quainted with him on Galatin street, became very
| friendly, and kindly offered to accompany him
honle ont when they got as far as the Garner
| above mentioned, they suddenly seized him and
riaed his pockets. The friendly individuals were
arraigned before Recorder Blaehe on Saturday
| morning, and were remanded for further examina-
| tion.
UsIuckY,-John o'Brien was sent 10 the Work
house for six months by Recorder Blache, on Sat
urday, for unfortunately having in his possession
little piece of iron much resembling IN instrument
used for picking locks.
4 Coon JOKE Joseph ElIinghinger Joseph
Roth, Matthias Roth and Joseph Rarnetseh, pelted
the windows of Thomas Roseh's eofeehouse on
Friday, with stones and brickbats, by way of joke.
koseh took It as q very good one, and went and
told it 10 Recorder Blache That he TOO might enjoy
it. The Becorder liked it exceedingly well, and
was so well pleased with the joke that he invited
them All to dine with Capt Fremanx.
spoILrNa ROYAL MARRIAGE. - Garibaldi, in
promoting the union of Italy, has seriously inter-
fered with the marriage Of the Count Of Trani bro
ther of the young King of Naples, with the prin-
cess Isabel, Of Bavaria. which was to have " come
off in September of this year II has been