New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
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ana pieasan.. SATURDAY was quite warm; yesterday
was NO. au'te 10 warm, hnt was altogether
iVsey nay ano .ie "heie population seemed %
De out enjoying w.
SECOND TRIAL OF THE NEH FIRE EsGIsgs.--Thc
hc" sns'Ase " .o,u1iela NC. 0 and orleans No.
10 as ~ tne ram on me previous
ouhuA' yee'o.asy Aau aaother trial on dry ground
~ .ns ,oos = eanat ssfeeI. a great croWa as
sempieu W see' anu great interest was manifested
IN en1 feDus' iof ne reason mat the machines are
eNacay shke, De'hg from the same manufacfory,
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I'D forr ,ra,s ~ y t..,a So
10, "a ,eo e.. j. II ioSs - III -
,r;o,s rot oo,,,..aa ~ eu -,
1yo 17,l and Ia5I 60 -.
fore heat No 81 ~ Ill ~. M. I'll, = ~.
friendly ona far a b;,, to,a - -. =,
time WAC pleasant,v ,,nt ort - -.
rn,au,r M
nract;se 4bs aftor,aa, a.. ouo "a
| IN Iofarsa,, e,t,, 'e'"e'''''"e
. i.. ~ mainline DARK Mlnna ShiIer
~ su.e so-aay ior feftau-ffihce, nav
ns - sas ianiiss vi iree coiofed people,
9.A., s.sns ~ ai'' VINO go 10 haytt to
| e.. : W. .u,ss' iney are an from
- 80 possu - shls eeate' ana are pfetty wen
.i' ~ aes,esas' "ea.h pe'ng near Sioo'ooo.
an"'Ne' anu ~. e'o"a VI similar emigrahts lot
.ie s'.i''e 'aiaiiu' = eApecsea 70 leaFe IN April
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/ COTTON ON fIRE.--A fire started yesterday after
noon among some cotton bales on the leyee oppo
site Cont street; cotton just landed from the
steamer hlnnesota' one bale was destroyed and
i bales searched, hefn fha han1
| were e1thguished. Inc IRE was OF unaccountable
origin.
/ ODD DETECTION OF RoBBERs.-The room Of Mr..
Ross, IN the Cincinnati Hotel, corner Of Charities
and ~, LOUIS streets, was entered at night, about
week ago, and Mr. K. 3 trunk taken away. Next
day the trunk, ried Of most Of its clothing and up
\ wards Of $500 in cash, was found in an upper
room which had been occupied by two strangers,
now missing. MIR. Ross notified the police, but
gained tidings Of the robbers, and at last aban
doned all hope of ever hearing from them, But
Oh Friday, whilst looking over the remaining CON
tents of Ills trunk, he found paper which he had
never placed there. II was note addressed to
officer Boullosa, from some one IN the CITY Work
House, and which one Of the robbers had evidently
dropped into The trunk whilst Dlunderino f. Mr..
r. hunted III Boullosa and rave hin tfis notet3
Bpuilosa went to the Wor Hhouse. saw the man WHO
had written the note to him, found out bv whom
the note had been sent, started out and soon d.
tected and arrested tile robbers in the persons of
Frank Wilson, alias Yellow Frank, i notorious
thief and Work House bird and lust out Of that in
stitntion, and john Rice Some OF the stolen ar
ticles were found IN their possession. The RE.
corder sent them 70 prison to await examination
on the charge OF robbery 1t was Frank Wilson
who dropped the note in the trunk and but for this
accident he Would probably never have been de-
tected.
SrABsISd APFRAYs.-One Yiele carter. was
stabbed through the arm on Saturday morning in
the Third District. by Mr.. Schombera. IT appeared
that Vieie was taking CARLOAD Of dirt from 4
forbidden place and that schomberg. being clothed
with the authority, ordered him not to do 50. He
Maid no attention 10 the order. schombere iher
seized the horse by the bride. to take him and tbf
cart away when yieie advanced upon him ant
aimed a blow at his head with the but Of hii
whip Schomberg eyaded the blow, and then
drawing his knife, made cut at Viele, which Iii
caught in the feshy part Of his arm. sclibmberE
went and surrendered himself to Recorder Long
gave bail for his appearance, and then made All
dayit against yiele for carting away dirt withou
permission, and interfering with and attacking him
in the discharge Of his duty yiele, being breuglf
in, gave bail, and made counter affidavit agains
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