New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-01
CITY ITEM 5.

cteH oI plhek bptt5 ana Whltesbus spirits Anu gray"
with an outward surrounding Of members Of the Ameri
can party who bad better place Of anscnsnt TO pat
ronize and who gave the assembage externally very
The performances were Of the circus order and afforded
the highest amusement to s present. In the pit directly
who acted IS esaas whenever pause ooourrsd in lie
show either by laughter By shouting while Witty
!rishman and facetous Dutehmsn appropriately sa-
which they slipped in while the showmsn were taking
breath. N I, e. $3.50 go 3. = n
former was the Hon. Bob Wickfas This gentleman
introduced ingenously contryed bag which hs
covered with all sorts 81 coors In the funniest kind Of
way and called 1t San He then got upon the spring.
board OF dsnnnsAtion and jumped into the figure heels
foremost head foremost and in easry othsr way showing
astonishing symusstie power He was followed in rapid
succession and with startling to the usual
circus fashion-by the other performers Messrs
q. Wright, Albert Fabre, Augustin 7 J. semmss and
hear, but who was regular snorter wheeling double
somerset and cracking bis heels down on the
hnf casa sAm Eseh had his particu
modic approbstion and mrth in the audience ~
Said Nj Wright, while going through his part, Should
be elected f4lowtetizene Win thank you, and should
fail will tbasa yonp Here the witty IrishEuan said
Never mind, m. boy, we'll put yez In, any hpw.g
auy rae Se s pu for sr q stp wsa az
tious Dutchmaa said something 10 Dutch and the juve
pile dcqurs put In round The boys had not been pro-
when they should have huzzaed and uersu Another
Of the speakers described sA aeducvs hario
n
dsrfn to behold Altogether the show exoeent and
everybody departed pleased.
Aier the performances closed the entire company Of
performers and all paradsd through tbs
Streets according to the fashion Of circus companies as
an advertisement that smother exhibition IS forhcoming
Il ALI SAINTS DAY.--For q week or more past,
the little cities Of the Catholic dead have been little cities
bf fe The troWel the whtswssh and psint brush To.
ent have been busily at work amid the tobs, whilst
Of mourning suited to the tastes and purses
psddsa about Tie street, Today Viii gtnss ts s M
max Of all this preparation and whether view II as
rsgious ceremony OF Is joint display Of asctop and
exhibitions TO be witnessed In this whole country There
Is something 20 pleasing to every heart In Affection
ate ths dead that the custom OF visiting
and decorating their year gone beyond
Catholic BARRIERS and in the Protestant cemeteries many
tombs viii be handsomely embeished But the Catholic
cemeteries will be the great attraction There the decor
atoms and drapings will be universal from the monu
ments OF wealth in the center the humble tablets ID the
mosaic walls torches and candles will fame against tins
sun ths avenues will BIZ crowded by gay and az motley
throug Of people got together beneath the sun
the proportion VI mourners being small that Of the
spectatorscrowds Of ams-soieiting orphans viii,
flock around the gates under the care Of gray-aired
priests, soldiers of the Churehhe Cazadores whilst
outside the will be blocked up with Ethio
plan fair Of eatables drinkables and flowers for the
graves and the neighborng in catter all the
day long with the going and returning TO those
who behold for the first time IL scene indeFcrba-
bly, novel entertaining, and impressive Those who have
never witnessed it, should go to-day just to see what
Lively place can be made Of a graveyard.
FIRST BALL OF THE SEASON. . spent pleas.
ant hour On Tuesday night at the first ball Of the season
trct Union Hail. jackson street It was well atten
ded by the beauty and gaantry Of that end Of the city
and tne dsncers seemed 70 enjoy themselves with
zes In consequence OF their long deprivation Of such
amusement. VI ~ 77's 7's Is tg- 2sss4s
CLosINs CoFFEE-HousEs ON ELECTION DAY.-
The Algerins coeehouse keepers show very oredRbe
degree 81 70 Mayor ewss suggestion in reference
70 keeping the oosehouses closed Monday next dur
ing the election -Four Of them, viz the propfietors OF
the st. Charles Verandah Pelican and Wilson house in
tend shutting up their houses that day. Holmes Of
the Pelican, however, boasts very peaceable class of
patrons and 90 Intends opening bis BARRON md bsI
alleys In the evening and donating all the TO
me washington Monument From all We learn there
VAL De very general In the request
In the city.
MURDER EXAMINATION. - Michael pDonneli,
alias scotty and John Huseey yesterday partially
examined before Recorder Bright, charge OF being
accessories to the murder Of Joseph Steiner at the Delta
Coee house. on the evening Of the 21st u The case
not possessed of sufficient interest to Justify publicR
ton Of the testimony - Steiner having been simply
knocked down. bitten and stabbed In the groin during
drunken brawI the who did the stabbinssuppossd
to be James Misunderstanding never been arrested Owing
to the absence Of witnesses the continued to
the It'll inst, and the accused remanded to prison.
RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY Jean obiale
was srraigned yesterday before Recorder Bright on
charge Of having received Hugh Moneys skf, which
had been stolen from the steamship landiug Case xe
iVE the etn--ohii rtQui1eu 9dvO 5-.--e4-p -
SWEET SoS-IN-LAw. The notorious Benia.
min HouShton was mp before Recorder Bright yester-
day, on charge Of giving loose to- his ancient teytry
Mr. H. r. Wade, his father in-law swors that while BE-
was taking his wife and daughters church on Sunday
evening being Poydras street. between St. Charles and
oarondelet Ben up, seized him by ths arm, and
threatened TO shoot him, after which he followed him
some distance with brick in each hand The Recorder
h1ed the case for the 9th nst and required Houghto to
furnish bail of $780, which he scorsd to do and went
to prison.e sv5IsF $-s ~ 1870
CoMMrrTED FOR TRIAL &c. L. MoClendon,
arrested for swapping revolver at Jack Moran on Per-
dido street, at haipast O'Clock yesterday morning be-
ing at this time In custody OF Sergeant druber was sent
before the First District Court for carrying the said re-
volTsr. In default Of bail he sent to prison. Moran
to be examined on the eth for knocking down John b
RUSSELL at the same time and place..
CHASING WITH a PISTOL Joseph Damon
aFraigned yesterday before Recorder Bright on
charge snsppng pistol al the slave boy Bob Long on
evee with murderous intent lie was required to give
bail for his appearances on the 9th.
BREACHES or TRUsT.-Eugene Despuit, yes
terday complained to Recorder Ramos that jean Dsiechs
had failed make any return to him Tor S worth Of
dry whch his entrusted to him last week to pedde
through the streets. IS ~ :,
jean Plerre Montague oornpsined that Jean oastin
alias Phibert had failed to saddle Bride and
whip, worth S12 which he lent him in June last
Warrants were issued. 49,
ASSAULTS, BTo.--Mr. and Mrs Rousseln,
o. Ledoux were charged before Recorder Ka
house No 292 Bauphine street. early in the mornpgar
in utter Disregard of the bonds keep the peace under
which they were at liberty. Mary A. Lyon complained
that Mrs Thirson slapped her face in her house on
Bienyie street between Bourbon and Dsuphine. War
rants were iasueds54 Az - 3 -
Recorder seusenean Issued his warrant for the arrest
of cid man Kelley and his son. Kelley the younger
old 'un for ordering the young brickbat Anton
Ebel Moraau street the 24th ult which order
young un obyed 80 iiay and energeticaly that Ebel
thinks murder was intended. 9F9s@% = - 81
ILLEGAL SEIZURE The widow of Nicholas
Gese of p street. deceased yesterday accused of
larceny before Recorder Seuzsneau having taken pos
session of psno and other articles of furniture before
her husbands creditors been satisfied The uase will
be examined in few days. KS ~ g.s s. \ )
SToNTNas AN OMNlBUs.--A lad named James
Cornford arrested Tohouptouas street yesterday
for striking Mr. Thomas j. Harper with brickbat while
he was in an omnibus In default Of bail james was sent
to prison. ss &. M q
WoRK- HOUSE, ETC eliza Pagan, begging
yagrant and Jim Thomns, dangerous and suspicious
vagran were yesterday sent ont BY Recorder Bright
q month each So
John Churchill, boy accused of robbiDg the mouey-
of Mrs. Ann Mcdonald Constance street, Tuesday
evening, was sent to the Boys' House of Refuge.
James O. Nell for getting drunk and running muck'
In South Market street and knocking down woman,
ordered to $40 fine go to prison at the Of half
dollar q day. Patrick Hanlon, for raising q drunken
row on Lsyee street. was fined SIS. sas FsEs W