New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-26
Xofal antsIligsrfe.

pech % solisuclavy M y oszsed hereaI,ont since the
noninatoh g tner niA " one og fhe eonyentionst
az naithore. ch so'i'ioay Sorninu they fired
hhhafed guns oh i+tiays'''e7 mare I.asf nfghtH
they were ere ~. ~ PROCESSION, Sausc and hnr-
rams. lhey trea.ea ths oiiee 4" .liberally to-
posn = sieies, aha v Aau ~ hey were
as'uaiiy ponsias H'en' ANA al1 iois d"i's Nus
FIRE.--A rather destructive fire broke ont
on Sunday night, in the kitchen attached TO Msl
Cannen,s two story frame residence, on Apollo
street, between Jackson and Philip. Owing to the
fresh wind blowing at the time and the total alb
sence Of water, the premises, yalned at $1,000,
were totally consumed, ana the IRE extended
rapidly, right and left, defyng the enoffs OF the
hremen 70 stop tne WORK OF destfucuon.
The other buildings destroye were, on the lever
side, the adjoining one story frame house, occn-
pied as q cake and soda shop, yalued at $1,000;
neat, one story and attic cottage, owned by Mr.
Whitaker and worth $500. On the upper SIDE, or
above MT. fhilpot's property, splendid TWO story
building, appraised at $4,000, owned BY Caspar
Auch, and two story frame house belonging 70
ar' 1enlh. Ahotnef eWo stofy, aouUle llanle
house' ~ ilornnng ehe colaer u 4apoiio anu rhl'p
s.feets' aso owheu W aH. oeni,' Was soo1oneu Wy
sie hailies anu esoapso WIN ~. shen. ualiase.
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o.o,aop On Sunday avan;ng making atronna -.
on;r;es f the servants as TO what families were at
home or ont of town.
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evening" reported tne re iao staftea III Tue gar
ret OF .. hocks mousse ae the colhef VI oaihp anu
Ilrd streets. u was pat ohs
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ra.oa,a ~ II M founders ond f;rst crani. Mar.
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,aro ra,,o,,ed fro,, tbe st Tops (,emeteYs ana
tra nsferrad n The naenicent tonb lately erected
- d. c;vo, ,ro., f,a,.+ar,, so,. tho Association
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Mr.. Barceio was also q MEMBER Oh tne spanish
Benevolent Association, and both societies turned
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| SUICIDE = Etienne Gnsin, an old Frenehman,
| aoed sc years. employed as clerk in the grocery
store corner OF anu GUS s
committed suicde yesterday morning, ~ the water
closet Of the establishment by blowing his brains
| ont with an old single.barreled pistol. He placed
wv iha11e Y ~ PissVi n - :. -, -.
| fired, blowing of the whole top OF his skull and
! his right eye Some of the neighhors hearing the
loud report of the pistol ran into the grocery and
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toia tne lih VI .ee noase .ia' soino oie nau .ieu
| shot in his yard. Going ont, they saw the smoke
| issuing from the water.closet aud opening the
| 5aor fornd tba l;faless boav of old Etienne M
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reason ca ~ assl ~ ~ ~ ~ - e
| was not known to have any famlly connections
| here. The Coroner held an inquest and gave a
! rard;et in accordance with these facts.
sefalee ~ i'0o' ''' '"no' "''ii ''''ss i''o'''
| portcy AppoISTagSTs-H Honor Mayor Mon
49, x,os+orao,5 ,noae tbe following additional an
wv ys'e ' -. NM. s7aso. "a. -
/ pointments OF policemen. Ths closes the list oil
| appointments for the time being Such vacancies
d. NAV ex;st will we understand. be filed on the
as as. ~ - III. ,,os,t
| THIRD DISTRICT Police. sefgeaitts ~ Charles
Morel, George Il. Jemison.
Daa fahe mhroise 9uas puea,s Esnrt Sas1s
tory rS' Apenste saltzman 4, Bachemin. Jr., Name
Prados, 4. baltimore, 7. W. Bray, Michael Carroll
George W. Macaulay, James Borge, a. = hotn.
IT. VS. vs. nna. Ennsaca n Pah;nson 81 MAJ,
sarpy 7. Bachemin, ST., Victor Hernandez, VIM
Grayon Andrew Anderson, Camielle Montant
Wm. H. iaries' H. Marclas =. e.rt ~ an y
9pin Hainao ds Rneier n de- Tatonr' a. Bertn. Sr.
T. Waltholl, Eugene Roth, T. shepherd, Peter
Troupe, P. N. Dohoney, N. Morrison, st. 9; Mon
tant Aug Raoh, onas w w. Mos Il. JACOBS, I @eaKgt Wi,
i;ams eranI, II shslbn snW. Nafer. cadet Morionx
j. Bachemin ST., Frank Ducong, George jackson
4 Harvey Brooks, g. Rerton, George a. Wllllams.
DdE s, p; 1na pn,,ssean nsnvan
| Inss,nb Ianay p Hatzhu,ger. sT tssf7
Niqht Super,aatn,era,.ies Morel, Geo. Homer
Stephen Rufin, Chas. Carrigee, NJ. Torregano. j.
Aurac; u Lamnert gI A. o1h1aiez, pa .israa nreM
III Inibn n I' ahnv iAs ~
Day supeinu,neraries for the First Dist.ia-