New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
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ALAEa or FnE.-The fremea lad run vesssr
day evening as far as the Fourth District, vhsrs
they found TINT the burning 81 pie os shayssgs
had caused the alarm.
. IRE AZ THE There was fire Ak Milne
pnfg on Tuesday night, which j. supposed 10 have
3 sseh ne work of an incendiary. Il began ii Nj.
sA'oiaons kitehens and burnt that, tie main baila
IDS aha two adjoining houses.
IHE FHnrTs % Eyrt.--JeIsn Dowd walked away
from the leyee yesterday orni,so. stcopir,o usIsr
the weight Of two dozen pineapples and three
punches Of bananas belonging 20 savaro savaTis,
whose permission be never thought az asssnu. Bat
the way Of the transgTezsor ID hard. aaa Dowa.
who had probably started With difysreut n1.iect.
found himself in Recorder sunnerss csurts The
magistrate informed him that pineappies ma ba
banas were admitted by law to be rrcpsaty, and
promised to give him hearing on the 24th mat
CoMnTrEDs-Hecorder Summers sent BENJAMIN
r. sidy before the First District Court yesterday,
for assaulting officer Planning with siung.ghot
nIp NOT APPEAR.--Frank Smith steward Of the
steamboat Nicksburg, who had been charged By
2. G. chaber 1. m. c., with severely woanding him
in the shoulder with q knife On the 18sh of March
last, was discharged yesterday by Recorder Sam
mers, the prosecutor having failed TO appear.
os THE FEscE 81. Timmons, who map of may
not have been politician got on the fence afvid-
Ing his premises from those of Mrs Jane Brooke
and with leg On either side of Tie paiing ave
vent 70 . torrent of abuse, which unsettled hat
lady's equanimity and brought her ID make !
charge against her neighbor, Recorder summars
read the affidavit yesterday and axed de- cssc fcr
the 2Ith inst.
The SLAVE QUESTION. The eaba7es keepers IKE
the wicked, have no rest G. r. wagnrr, Who
keeps at the corner Of Julia and Dryades sfrees.
was charged yesterday with allowing 4 Slave 10
remain over five minutes in his cabaret, aud Gee.
Faelher Of the corner Of Race and Magazine
streets, charged with selling liquor to slave.
The first case will be examined before Recorder
Summers on the 1sth aud the last on the a5th inst
Bail, $500.
IN DRrxK THERE rs MADNESS Joshua Il. Ssinaond
cut such antics that be was supposed to be insane
and arrested as suchon Tuesday night. Yesterday
morning, when he appeared before Recorder Sum
mers, il was found TINT he had only taken several
drops too much. The Recorder sent lin to the
Parish Prison for ten days, as be said, to work
the whisky out Of him. Ss
sTABB1sG CASE ExAm1NED.- case Of Jacob
Fetsch, charged with stabbing John Loops ON tie
Louis street, between Royal and Beufbon streets,
was examined yesterday before Escorder Bemt
The evidence addueed was pretty much tie sane
as given in the report made Ut the time osthe af-
fair Both Of the men were IN the besr-h house and
Fetsch mischievously stuck lad employed Iii the
establishment with bis penHnffe. Loeps fem0n-
strated with him, and this led 10 angry words;
Fctsch collared Loops and they cIinehed, but were
separated. Fetsch went on the sidewalk and,
drawing his knife, threatened In the presence Of
witnesses to kill Loops when be would come ont.
When Loops came out, Fessch advanced On him,
knife in hand, and Loops struck hira, to prevent
him, as he said, from using the knife. Fetsch
partly avoided the blow, however, BY jumping
back, and rushing upon his antagonist, stabbed
him in the abdomen.
After hearing the evidence, the Recorder sent
Fetsch before the First District Court, on the
charge OF stabbing with intent to murder.
RAN AwAY.-The horses cf private carriage
got frightened, yesterday afternoon, at the light
from the Carrollton steam car az 1t passed Tivoli
Circle and ran away to some distance. Finally
one Of the frightened animals fell ana Tie other
was secured. Nobody was hurt and but trifing
damage done to the carriage. s'sssa .
FIRST DIsTRIcr CouRr.- Judge Ham ~ John
eastman and Thomas Mcdonald, charged with
murder. having represented to the Court that they
had no means to employ counsel, John N. KEN
nard was appointed, at their request, to defend
them.
The case of Edward Israel was continued