New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-22
CITY ITEM q.

FUssRAIs.-The remains Of Adjutant Cen
ersl samuel H. Waldo followed to their final rest
Saturday evening Wy an imposing military eortsge. Tho
Confidential Guards formed the escort and the different
sson s Sns UNDER liz q
General Tracy Ths Mayor and numerous other ciEsps
went along In civic guiss aBd the music marcn and ~
neral rites were Of nature with the pop"-
lnrity Of the deceased. s.5.-
Mr. Robert Goombs Of the proprietors OF me rat
tersaa Exchange st. Charles street, was yesterday
followed to his tomb by procession Of friends and Ma
sonic brethren He was Familiarity known ~ oy
many who knew his other NAME ana aieo Oh con-
sumption
MysrER1ous DISAPPEARANCE. - Mr.. Power'a
slave mar scott carriage driver. and the same vt5
figured in the Miles and Tepnsnt shar has mystesnay
disappeared small boy with whom he drove down the
with The carriage stated that seot had been ordered
down from his and taken Of into tbs swamp by two
which nothing been heard OF him. Mr.. Powers Ia
clipes to opinion that bis sae has been ny dealt
business, and well posted up in certain ntrguss
about town. rs to render him object Of fear to those
parties.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr.-Ths following sen
tsnoes we're passed Saturday By Judge Robertson.
John Ford and Thomas flasher convicted Of burglary,
eight hard labor in the psnitsntary John Smith
alias Black Jack for larceny two in the psnitentary
Frederick schingberger larceny years in the pepi
Tertiary John D. Garrett, alias jack Sheppard No. q
james Ward and Patrick Eagan for carrying concealed
Weapons to pay $3.50 fine imposed offenders In this
prison for month Bridget Mongany assault and bat
terry account of the recommendation Of the jury
who convicted her discharged Internationally. WfiIinm
Mcdonnell, assault and battery parish prison for two
months.
AFRICAN WEDDNG.-Their respective owners
being willing Pompey and Dnab got married few eve
angs ago. the Third District and as was the eighth
marriage Of the bride and the tsnor-a-dozenth OF the
groom it real jolly affair
pompey had his CROOKED legs enoased In tight white
pants beneath a black satin vett his wool severely
brushed above his which somewhat endangered
by startpgy rampant eolar and his boots .xquisitey
Kind which caused tho Irshman to suppose that all mig
good singers because their legs stuck into
ths middle Of their feet like the birds The bride natu-
rally beautiful mud fence Ia dark night was also
in asfrightuly high Of frz3le bleach and starch.
With bodygnard Of equally spendferous friends EN-
house of white minister followed by large crowd Of
the rising white generation who to be- everywhere
ntuitivey possessed with this idea that there is some
thing rich In Niger wedding
Arrived II the ministers the darkeys inside wblt
boys piled up outside and fatensd their against
the window-pe And what food II was to the young
to note the general awkwardness that prevailed
the solemn, swelling pride of the groom and ths coy
tmidity 81 the bride who doubtless would have blshed
but her color The comments Of the youngsters
humorous than respectful and their gee not
little heightened by ths anger of long Oakley with
them keep quiet Finally the lovers sood to be
splised and all quiet inside and out The Tying Of
respect in the spectators and the boys behaved
till the minister got through. But when Pompey throw
ing bis arms around Dnah pressed his pouting lips to
hers, 1t than mortal boys could stand They
went off into fts whisted shreked mewsd jumped up
and down, and shouted, Go it, bolognas p Four DO.
ogna ssusages ali in bunch!'' SHOWS your time old
fef,n Whoopee doodle 20 BOOTY -toot with other
expressions indicative Of the intensest delight There
certainly electricity in kiss for the shock created by
that first kiss Of the Rewywedded pair felt heard
throughout Of several squares surrounding the
minister's house Tbs minister himself had an attack o.
neuralgia seemed to have from the manner in which
| he held his hand to his face
The business finished the darkeys again formed milne
and marched home the Juveniles acting and avan
guards for then. and parting from them with feryenty
expressed hope that the married couple might stay mar
ried fora whole month great thing lis niger wed
ding.
MULES. The mule is one Of the staple pro.
ductions Of Kentucky and the steamer A. L. shotwe
just brought to the city specimen Of that article which
rather oumules anything have heard Of He liz sev
and half hands high, took the premium at Ken
lucky fair the biggest mule raised in that State
stubborn and mulish generally in proportion tt
his sze athoush being e bg he ought to kn9w hey
tied soon, if paror be found for him in suitable
4 locality.
| PETTY OFFENCES. --Michael Keegan is to bt
examined the 2ath, for attempting to raise riot
the foot of Girod street Saturday Bill Willow alias
George Brown 10 to be Examined on the same day on
charge Of stealing ArediLeBanos coat The police
looking for John seott and chum, accused of robbni
John Franco Of doarsand half Gallatn street
at two O'clock saturday morning Slave Peter Of Perret
in jail suspected of being thief Sergeant Morrri
caught him with two pair oil pants, two shirts and
bottle Of gin 10 his possession.
l COMMITTED FOR TR1AL.-There were foul
eommittas for trial in the Frst District Court by Re
| corder Ramos, on Saturday, follows:
David Warstrs, for running OF with John Tarkel'
mue-wsgUn and sacks of potatoes, on the 18th
August last, and selling attempting to sell the sal
mule and wagon in distant parish Bail required, $500
John Coates, for knocking down and beating Bridge
| Valencia with cane, in her own house, on Madiso
street, several weeks ago. Bail required, $500.
Migae Sober and VIM r Taylor for carrying concesle
| weapons Bail required, $500 each.
| SELLING TO A sLAvE.-Joseph Knorr am
Aopzo have got into Sergeant Morrils clutches He
them OF retailing the ardent DIR Gllepies slav
Charley in their GROCERY at the OF New Levee
Thaa streets. They will be oVsrhaued by the Recorde
On Wednesday.
AWAITING ORDERS. Briggs, alias Aarol
Briggs, alias Robert JONES' arrested by Lieut. Kearne
and officer Howard, fugitive from Justice in Shrsvs
port, where he murdered fellow boatmen named Bue
Clark, in November last, examined before Records
Bright Saturday The testimony of several witnesse
proved him to ba the murderer in question; at
rate that he had been examined In Shreveport and
mitted for trial for murder after which he mada his
cape He rsmandsd to prison to await orders ror
Shreveport He bad nothing to say before the Records
though he admitted that he had been advised by b
friends to come to New Orleans
SUSPECTED 1NCRSDIARY.-A man named Owe
Gregory has been arrested In the Fourth District
Sergeant Forno suspicion Of having had something
do with the fire which occurred in John 0'Nsirs houG
at the Of Second and Baecbus Streets che eli
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