New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-02
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AL SA1Nrs' DAf,--Tha first of November in
this region has Awsys BEEN 10 tbs best Of our rscoec-
ton besutiful day aud yesterday fully sustained the
glory otis prsdscessors Tbs weather was lovely though
perhaps tribe too warm 81 midday, and tie congo
Of the feminine aud uvenis equal to that any
happsst gala The sidewaIks crowded,
the omnibusss chockull whichever way they went and
On unusua pumber Of other vehicles were on the move
bearing burdens Of youth and loveness from the dier
ent parts Of the city to ths different ceeteFss In the
hands the loralosrings and religious ymbois that
TO decorate the sleeping placed Of their loved and lost
ones from The mansions o. the wealthy issued negroes
laden down with ornaments OF weight and Of Value
vases candelsbraa draperier etc and other negroes
sdsd about the streets peddng their fansral ornaments
Thsosmeteres, II course, were rerpsndent and wsrs
dsnsey thronged throughout thu day. BY all casses Of
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been much larger but for the well known fact that 1t
souid beimpossib pass through the gates without
grseabs to their wardrobes not to their feelings The
Protestant Cemetery beautifully and extern
syey than BEFORE ard attracted It's share
decidedly pleasant and popular feature at the ST
Louis Cemeteries was the presence OF detachment Of
the orphans that are wont cluster the gates md in
WE contributions from the passing crowds Company
- q the Third District vas divided into squads at the
various gates and 1t WIS plAasure tous Power
fu and Savage crowd looking unusually aociIe sm
ling and polite. At the chief gate crowd Of chubby
Jsquess, Capt Dreux and others--and the manner 10
winch they coaxed the change out Of the crowds {beiug
With every body msrs or less Was beautiful
The ladies suffered about az much Us the gentlemen
and as we have often seen gsntlensn faercilessy bsd
at fairs by the Indies 1t occurred to us that it would be
good idea to get up orphans fair year and it
~ lsapyea get friends OF the auards to take
onAEgs the tables and other phlebctomising arrange
nnsntks<8tth in the ostofce-Dreux in the fortune
Telling booth-Jaquess behind the grab bagand the rest
Of the GaAIda As premenader soeiters snd rasrs in
aenera-would'nt it be fine! And ,rotdnt the ladies
suffer At any rate, sure the conductors Of the
Orphan Asylum will be glad to get the services Of the
Guards hereafter f 80
The throng in the cemeteries continued till twilight
and then the illumination Of the tombs and the absence
Of the porton Of the VISITORS rendered the
day At nine O'Clock the lights tho
gates closed, and the ceremony was over. Z.
There vas from the nature Of the day next to nothing
Done IN the different courts. =
FIRST DISTRICT School BoARp. -This body
held it, regular monthly Meeting last evening Dr. Lind
say the President In the Chair and thirteen members
schools singing etc which had been made the special
order Of the meeting were called up and after little de-.
BATE gs on points OF order, laid on the table.
The routine businses of the Board Was disposed Of II
embraced nothing Of particular interest
Show NEAR THE Horse STATION. The anti;
Americans gave another exhibition Lost evening" on Nay
sdes street. near the Horse Station We could not 10
present. but are informed that the audience WAS small
and the performances tame thouzh the performer
erted themseves more than was necessary for such
crowd great pity to cutting such monkey
SHINES before the public, sDd to know that Is all for
naught.
SHOOTING Aforementioned Cullen was ar
ragned before Recorder Bright yesterday on charge OF
using his revolver little freely the law allows
James Foley keeper Of acosehouss Front street. be-
tween Girod and Notre Dams that Cullen entered
bis on Wednesday evening threatened to shoot
bis barkeeper, and did shoot named Daniel Hol'
eran in the side with intent to take his life The precise
extent Of Holleran's wound was stated Cullen was
refused bail and to prison. to await examination
on the 10th inst.
sAsDRY G0oDs FANcIER. Mrs Finnegan, or
Flanagan was yesterday arraigned before Recorder
Bright, on charges of having within week stolen
dry goods the amonnt of s27 from store OF Joseph
ioiz, on Common street, opposite Claiborne Market
house, on Common street, near Magdsene. Not being
able to furnish $1,000 bail for her Appearance on the 10Th
she was sent to prison.
FOUND DROWNED. - The Coroner Yesterday
held an inquest the body Of unknown negro mar
found In the river at the foot of Jefferson street The
body was stout built FIVE feet inches high and clad
in white shirt, black sanet pants figured vest and
striped soeks-apparently plantation hand. Verdict
found drowned.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ramos yesterday issued
having robbed Jacob Langes of S2s5 in gold on Wednes
day morning, 10 house on Jefferson street.
Z ASSAULT AND Battery. Robert Turner was
aIragned before Recorder Bright yesterday on charge
on Saturday evening last his {Turngrs) boarding
mousse on Orange street, all without any proyocation
whatevers Turner gave bail to appear on the 18th.
WORK. HOUSE, ETc-Charles Hadout, dan.
gerous and suspicious vagrant and Ann Maria Kelly alias
Moors drunken ineorrigble yesterday sent ont
for month each by Recorder Bright. Bridget Kelly re-
siding at the corner Of St Joseph and Tchouptonlas
Streets sent to the Insane Asylum at the az
her husband Robert Richardson Of Julia street charged
BY his wife with threatening to cut her and destroying
her cothes was bound over in $500 to behave for
month.
CARRYING WEAPONS. - Mike Collins was yes
terday sent before the First District Court by RECORDER
Bright for having been detected with loaded revolver
concealed in his bosom. Bail required, $500
LARCENY. Thomas Burke was yesterday
srragned before Recorder Bright charge of having
aostraeted h full OF money from the drawer of Ernest
Smiths establishment on Camp street In default Of ha
to appear on the 10th, he was sent to prison.
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