New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
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THE WEATHER.-Ye Yesterday which was, accord
ing to the calendar the first day Of spring, (hough
actual spring has been greening the fields and flow
ering the gardens for some time past), was day
altogether beautiful and perfectly lovely. The
brightness of the sunshine, and the sweetness and
freshness of the atmosphere, were such as to add
stimulus to all outdoor life, and to permit but few
people to stick steadily indoors.
| THE ANNUAL PARADE.-The firemen all over
town making all sorts Of preparations for their
grand annual parade on Sunday. If the weather
be fair as it now promises, the spectacle will be
one Of uncommon length and beanty. Speaking
of this, we notice that the intersection Of Canal
and Royal streets is not open enough yet for the
passage Of the procession, though the PAYERS and
builders around there appear to be doing their best
work. They will have to hurry up the cakes' to
have the intersection open by tomorrow night.
FIREs.-Two fires broke out yesterday at about
the same time, between and o'clock.
| One was on Toledano street, upper line of the
city, between Camp aud Magazine. A small car
penter shop or she'd belonging to John Page, was
| destroyed. Loss trifing
The other fire destroyed a small unoccupied
house on Galyez street, between Perdido and Ora
ver, and damaged an adjoining house. This fire
was supposed to have started accidentally, through
the agency Of some boys who were playing around
| Coal Boar ON FtRE.-A fatboat filled with coal
and moored opposite Berlin street, Jefferson City
took fire in an upaccountable manner on Wednes.
day night. The fire ragged vigorously for time,
but was extinguished at last by the united efforts
Of the Jefferson and Fourth District firemen.
MYSTERIOUS, PERHAPS. = Mr.. Jose Acebal, a
Spaniard. residing at No. I2l Frenchmen street,
disappeared from home on Wednesday morning,
and has not since been heard Of. As he has all
ways been a man Of temperate and regular habits,
and as he drew sl40O from the bank before he
left Che being Mexican trader Of some opulence
in the line Of mules and cattle), his family are
much distressed at his absence and fear foul play
on the part Of himself or others
But several facts seem to indicate that his dsap-
Pearance was mystery exclusively his OWL
without the knowledge OF his regular lawyer, he
went TO notary day or two previously and pro-
cured power OF attorney Tor MS Wlie, 10 act ior
INN. He also had ms picture taKen, ana lett II
with his wife. And as he lett home early III the
morning, telling ms VIE that ne mad TO so to the
Postofhce to ma1l letter, and would certainly be
home to breakfast, and as ne didn't come 20 oreak'
fast 1t Is more than likely tnat ne mad MADE up MS
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siiis sts ms ha,s, was 'AAen " eAe rHS' Distiict
lochup 1ast h'she Ny tae Pohee' togeenet WIN one
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was iuui'a very u uiA anu hePiess, uy TWO VI nis
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ms own saleey, anu 'has oi pu"er On suspiclon ol
having Iopoeu fiaiAiin "ieh 'ile ialset was
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aiesutar coat of man on iis ieit sue, pe'weei MS
snirt ana uhaershirt' Ims eoa1 Oh mall consisted
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