New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08
1ocaI SnteIItgentR.

public buildings in the city.
BATTUEE PROPERTY sA1E.-The sale Of the city
battuFe property was concluded yesterday by the
city autioneer, Colonel Won Zinken, The follow
ing is the record of the closing sales
Square No. ! A. Second District, bounded by
Canal and Crossman, Front and Wells streets
Lot front q feet On Canal street. depth lO8
feet, 5000. -.-. ....
Lot 2, front "a feet on Canal street. depth Jos
feet SG700.
Lot 9, front "a feet on Canal street. depth 1o8
feet, $500. '..-.
Lot I, front "a feet on Canal street, depth lo8
Lot5, front "a feet on Canal street, depth lo8
feet, $500. .
Square No. II A, First District bounded by
Notre Dame and Julla Delta and Water streets:
Lot l, front on Water street 25 feet lines, On
Delta street "A feet II inches lines, depth on
Not'e Dame street l25 feet lines, on line lot No
! l25 feet lines, $4,000.
Lot ?, front "a feet inches 5 lines, depth l2J
| feet lines, $3.50.
Lot 8, front q feet inches lines, depth l25
feet lines s2200.
Lot 4, front "a feet inches ) lines, depth l2J
feet lines 5000.
Lot ), front a feet inches lines, depth 125
feet lines, S2200. # ..sE
Lot 8, front "a feet . inches 5 lines, depth 125
feet 4 lines S2200.
Lot Z, front "a feet inches lines, depth 125
feet lines, S220O.
Lots, front "a feet inches lines depth 1875
feet lines, $500.
Lot o front "a feet . inches lines, depth 1875
square No l8 "A, First District bounded by
Julia and st. Joseph Delta and Water streets:
Lot l. front on Water street 25 feet inches s
lines; on Delta street 25 feet inches lines :
depth, on Julia street, l25 feet lines; on line lot
| 2, 125 feet lines. $3.50.
| Lot 2, front % feet inches 3 lines, depth 1876
| feet lines, $2l00.
Lot 2, front % feet inches 8 lines, depth 1875
feet 8 lines, S2050.
Lot 4, front % feet inches lines, depth I25
| feet lines, $20j0.
Lot 8, front 25 feet inches 8 lines, depth 1875
| feet lines, $2050.
Lot 6, front % feet inches lines, depth 1876
| feet lines, s2050.
Lot Z, front % feet inches lines, depth 1875
| feet lines, S2050.
Lot 8, front 25 feet inches lines, depth 1875
| feet 3 lines, S2050.
Lot 9, front 25 feet inches 8 lines, depth 125
| feet lines, s205O.
Lot 10, front 25 feet inches lines, depth 1876
| feet lines, $2050.
Lot i, front p feet inches 3 lines, depth 1875
| feet lines, S2050.
Lot Z, front 25 feet inches lines, depth 1875
feet lines, $2O5O.
Lot y, front p feet inches lines, depth l25
| feet lines, $2050.
Lot "A, front % feet inches 8 lines, depth l25
feet lines, S2050.
Lot Is, front % feet inches 9 lines, depth l25
feet lines $4,000.
Lot Is, front 25 feet inches 8 lines depth l25
feet lines, S340O
Lot II, front 25 feet inches lines, depth 125
feet lines, $2I00.
Lot IS, front q feet 5 inches lines depth l25
feet lines, $2l00.
Lot l9, front Is feet inches lines, depth 12t
feet lines, S2l0O.
Lot 20, front Is feet inches lines, depth l2t
feet 3 lines, $2l00.
Lot p, front IS feet s inches lines, depth 12t
feet lines, S2l00.
lNOVEST.-COrOnar na1arU Uasferdov ba1d on in
quest on the body of Gilbert Brown, aged q
years, native of Maine, found dead in the Chart,
Hospital. The deceased belonged to the bark Mo
Carthy, of New York. From the evidence it an
peared that he was struck by lightning and fatally
injured, and verdict was rendered accordingly.
ACCIDENTALLY sHoT.-A lad named Moore wa.
accidentally wounded night before last on Chip
pewa street, near St. Mary, by the discharge of
pistol in the hands of boy named O'Leary.
LOST Overheard AT QUARANTINE Capt. H
c. Cannan, OF the brig Meteor, from Havana fol
this port, while at Quarantine station, on the
evening Of the lst inst, fell overheard and was
drowned Mr.. Joseph A. Mcclure, the mate
being the next in command took charge of the
vessel and brought her up to the city.
sToLEN.-The premises of Mr.. E. & Brant, on
st. Philip street, near Prytana, was robbed night
before last of a new set of buggy harness. The
thief has not yet been oyerhaued.
CRIMINAL C0URT-,7Vdge A6ell-Wilham Martin
was tried for burglary, and was acquitted
James hendrcks was charged with obtaining
money under false pretences. After considerable
deliherauon the jury failed to agree, and they
were discharged from the further consideration OF
the case.
RECORDER AHERN's CoURT-AssistG7t Recorder
Moore stdipg.-Michael Williams a coIored VIC.
lator Of the law prohibiting the carrying con.
cea!ed weapons, was fined S25, indefaut of paying
which he will be sent to the workhouse for sixtV
days.
John Harper charged with ill-treatinr his wife
Ellen, was fined SIS, and in case of faiure to settle
up financially he will have to take it out in the
workhOuse for thirty days.
Peter Moran, found in the St. Charles Hotel by
special officer Petrie under suspicious circuni.
stances, was sent to the workhouse for fifteen
days.
The remainder of the cases. a score and half
or so, were fined small amounts, sentenced to
| short terms of Imprisonment or dismissed with a
caution to go and sin no more.
RECORDER VENNARp's CoURT.-James Gilrov
was up torimbibingr red eye to an immoderate
| extent and violating the peace of the Garden Dis.
trict He was fined s25 and in default of paying,
was ordered to be sent to prison for fifteen days.
| He will also have to give bond to conduct himself
| properly for the ensuing six months
RECORDER GAsTINEL's CouRT.-This court was
/ ll4hClpUlly uCtupleu yesterday WlJl an 1QF2Sugd-
tlon into the causes of the fire which took place in
the house, No. 60 Royal street. on the night Of the
| l2th May, 1866, the house being occupied at the
time by Mr.. Marmu for photographic gallery.
/ Mr.. Dnfour was engaged as counsel for the Insar-
ance Company, and ME- Charyet for Mr.. Marmu
The investigation was Simply an inquest made at
the instance of Capt John Youenes, as chief FIRE
/ warden for the Insurance Companies s
| Benny Williams, eoored, about 13 wears old
| testified thRthe was in the yard and saw big
light from the thiFd-story, too large for gas light
that he heard the roaring of the fire and some one
hammeTing at the same time. He called AIRS.
! Glynd, his employer. Mrs G. ran and called
| Mrs. Marmu, met her on the street steps
and told her the house was on fire. Mrs. NJ.
I laughed and said there was no danger.
/ Witness went back in the yard; did not look
mp again, but the reflection he had seen in the yard
had disappeared. Witness finished his work,
| (washng dishes,) and went to sleep. The fire
| broke out again while he was fast asleep. When
he awoke, and looked at it again, it seemed higher
up than before-as though it was breaking through
the root-and there was a blaze from the room in
to the alley When witness first saw the fire, it
was all in the npper part of the third story. y
Mr., Marmu stated under oath that he occu-
pied the whole building except the ground foor
and oae room on the second floor, which first
was occupied by Mrs. Fitzpatrick and the room
by Mr.. Shelter as sleeping room in the back of
the building. Witness and Shelter used the
front room second story in common as parlor
Witness and wife occupied tie third story ex
clusvely. Witness used the first three rooms on
the second door of the side building for his pho