New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

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aoSG pghstF "neh t.le fEi'istsis u ea s tii
anl bqEsa stitt deeper those 9eaeaLa Lae mIrch t,
several Of tSose at wort narfoglg esoapgg aheflhs
@ @sieir i-te. Nhen NE "ofk OF .Giisgihs s ouIse
ron l4e!f lefy toLn vas csff3sa on %,sl
eheI the hfehea ApoffnS ilLa Ht1hta &5fa aa u
ihsGhsgie 70 te Mas winch "a' 50 gress t4il seF-
efai engines we're occupied ~ 4laylHE hteetJ
af2a lte 6ahah. iett9"s HAo Wefe tehihS q Ie,
move tae fuoosh ana e&tflc*te ths aeaa ct ssii
iiFlng hCdes beheaia.
gfaspibg With NAKED 4sed5 tne bufhn8 tlElset Elselt
aAd heated paek5 they hhfiea tlefh fiSht ana teft
aue' soon feaehed seRefdI ei thoss "49 we're RS
deePy buried ana less mjnfed thnn sa9S2 "ao
were e. sn,nseqneaty taken out WIN lnhum9A
apathy the crowd, fearing damage 70 taeir ci9tl;
ing OF Ieit compressor ler some inass5 ~ - ionhea
on W,1hout ahy gong 70 tAe az y tAe eo,a- %
paf4uFe!y Ie" ltelneh VINO were iaD9FihS iot tle
!lLel % tlG eoLtades, ana z g9h7Ideid dolc lia9
e,iapaea before as many g coaid nave enipioysa
slGh.Sst'eS ] hau gohs 70 "orh ~ siilo"his oh 'ie
runs -, c.. IN, .,:,...;.,,. -,
~ We ntie, tAe hLG,'ieii ate sti ui2segS @ anu
pallhs atiu a5altHs ainGSA ,e ie5 on l.Aiy Stse
~" saocatea w tls sehehe' sgsil se9ioneo ~ ~
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ahr9"lhg nrlehs asae' ana pning OUT 'ilhDefs Win
vigorous ptt SUI yo'heaFe-ypt
seven deaa BODIES are stfetched oqs az tle elaLd
iiouae, 's4i t"o othefs taheh tot AoinSa may
"ouhaea t persons nave oeeh taheh 10 theif hohie'
" W tlle losptldis. ~ W.T.. ..., !,
John Adams, FIRE Warden, narrowly ESCAPED
WIN ms ilie, ana Lieut. jacques WAS stuck ny
llylhg hI'ck5 ana severely haft
: WI tlila ana space require ofSFfty rs g WAas
ioiio"s;- ,,e--, ,,.,,... r,o..1.o,-,, t..s
i e0a-AIlFeo CofAu, Oh feAeah h9ok anu Liu-
der No. dug on1 q The bricks dead ,z.
EDWARD hoey, o. american booh anu l-afntsr
the LHlfd DISTRICT aho soon aleo.
AHfed Dslafohde, OF Pehcah HOOK and Ladaef
No. 4, or rather, a youth VINO ran W,th that com
Pahy, nelag too yoHng To ne q memoef. Ills ll-
| thef denlhed ms body at the guard-Aolae, where
the scene was most distressing.
hlr: Hefnanaez' iate cigar dealer on 81. Ctafies
street, opposite the y. Charles Hotel.
~ " baf'etseh' Oh American hooh ana hauaer
NO: :.
| Two lahofeTs, whose names We had not time
TO discover; their badies % INC guard. mouse.
| lE0uHded.-Adolphe Flctgn, son oi Dt. elctoh,
member OF HOOK and Ladder NO. q Dadly bruised
ana a leg oIoReh.
b. B. Wingate, Of Pelican Hook and Ladder NO.
| T. and Mr.. Kennedy, both hanly hnrt.
CLERK VINO slept u htFsLehdeR & 70. ware
mouse, anq was reasiliis tne New @ loth isusct @ ~
candie,light when he heard the alarm, ran out o.
hlsroom, inetthe smoke Jumped out OF the secont
story window on Tchoupitoulas street, and wa:
| badly bruised:
/ Policeman mcMahon; ms injuries INTERNAL pu
/ Mr. Geiper Foreman of Jefferson Fire Co. No
| %. MIR. CLARK a medical student. and Arcby
| RnvIe an exemnt Of No. I2-tbe latter NOT ey.
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