New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30
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REGISTRY OFFICE.-One hundred and seventy-one
votersw registered yesterday, swelling the total to Ii
member, all who unregistered that but to-tay
row are left.
LOUISIANA WIGwAM No ], B. B. OF G.. Y. NJ
Although this society turnout on Tuesday on the
occasion Of its hrst anniversary learn that it would have
been considerably but for the that of
died in the morning. The sad threw daper the ee!c
bration besides necessarily preventing great many
bers from turning
In the evening, Armoy Hall had the pleasure Of be-
coming personally acquainted with the oca,5 ami many
members Of the society," and Of discovering the of brother
hood and genay that bind them together and the additional
pleasure of min!ing in the dance with them and wives,
sweehears and sisters. The hall full bt crowded
for comfort the management excelle, the music superb.
and The tina; happy, te
hours iiew by golden wings till the last dance the pro-
ranme had been given with several more for fnquapp-.
During the hall several Ieasan: little episodes took place A
band of pretty little sr who had been eluang their parents
the got the head Of the hall and sang the song,
Now am angel very style. Subsequently, tis
members of the Wigwam, through those lie girls pre-
sented splendid gold and pencil their Grand Scribe
The pleasant behold and was handsomely
performed on both sides
The order OF the B. B. of G. Y NJ have previously
ininated is benevolent brotherhood similar that Of
Odd Fellows and though instituted by
man fellow citizens, is universal in its cherastars arms
being open all the good Of ali naoatiesaud includes
members of other than German birth. For the first year
existence it has shown growth that be attributed
nothing but its excellence and doubt years TO
come will III its numbers and good works. take front rank
amid the societies of brotherhood and Christian charity
A SPICY PREsENr.-A friend in the Second Dis
trc has presented with specimen the ingenuity tha, he
practices in his leisure hours is equally fanciu
ion and odoriterous in material being little flower made
of cloves and beads wire Of duly
and appreciate the and certain that if learned
friend the author of the late Noses and the
Smelling, receive such present. he or
himself to death. The donor will accept thanks
cate aud tasteful token of friendship.
FIREs.-The alarm of fire yesterday forenoon was
accustomed by the burning of loose
of Mr. Hernnes grocery the and Full
ton streets. The prompt arrival of feuen prevented any
serious damage being done Mr. Hernne attributed the fire to
the careessnes OF somebody in dropping cig,r stump amidst
the cotton.
There alarm of fire and great light the rear Of the
Second District last night particulars did not reach lis
the time of going to the fire have good
way of.
CoRoNERs 1NQuEsT.-The Coroner yesterday held
inquest the body of George Fusch German IS years
OF age found Charity Iosptn Verdict: come to As
death from Internal injuries caused by the express the
Carolon Railroad running him Louisiana Avenue in
Jefferson City Tuesday 1t appenred that the deceased
deaf and being track did hear the engineers
in Of which he did the until we're
upon him.
| DARING EXPLOIT BY BURGLARS. - On Tuesday
night the residence of Judge Laue Magazine street.
entered by burglars by means Of gallery upon which they
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carried of his gold watch all his iewey consisting
of diamond earrings pins bracelets, etc. high value They
next invaded the residence of Mr. NJ Wilson, adjoining
by of the gallery entered that gentlemans sleeping
roo and ried his pockets Of gold pencil money ard
other articles After that also by of the gallery. they
invaded third residence adjoining Mr. Wilson'S carried of
all the valuable articles of clothing they lay their hns
AS they heard by of the sleeper The tlee
houses there is presumption that they must have us
chloroolm upon them prior 10 their operations
NATURALIZATION ITEMs-In the First District
Court yesterday applied declare his c
zcnSp after having been employed in the Custom for
the last seven years! Better late than never"
In one Of the other District Conrts applied nat
rallied and Offered rs his witness. foreign who had
never been naturuleI himself. Where ignorance is bliss
| It's folly o be wise
At the Registry Office applied be enrolled voter
and offered naturalization papers which oll
er mnn's name Was enered:! =" slight misunderstanding
more,'
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Nothing worth notice was
TRANSACTED in this Court yesterday.
RECORDER ST1TH's CoURT.-The examination. yes
teiay, Of John Watson and his wife Mary Canpbellan5
Edward Dillon in reference grand they had with
bats pistols the of Race John
Baptist streets Sunday last, resulted in the discharge OF ali
except Watson, who bound keep the peace.
l.. N. Prince for =ens drink and acting very lr2ripce.
ly Fulton street. ordered pay SO it
ont in prison.
T E. Dcdson Fulton street with WEAPONS coz
| ccnei in his pocket, fined SlO.
Mrs Brady charged witt. ping Gisoclerly house on Rim
part street, discharged
Andrew Terry aaisncd charge of attempting TO
seal sack of oats from the St Louis Warehouse on Froa.
I.evcc street. In default Of bai he to prison
Mrs l., L. Wrigty hrUigned charge Of o)-aiurr
S5Tor,h of W. H. Thelwe's clothing from Mrs Sarai T.y
Constance street on the lth inst upon the representa-
ton that Thelwel had her !heul She gave an
pear the Sth proXim0.
VIM Gray arraigned u charge Of beating Pat Sor,or
ina New leTee street boarding house. Tuesday evening Il
bnil appear . morrow.
Alste Flicton, keeper Of vegetable stand P1vas Mar
ket' was arragttd charge of Violently beating william
bresenstack, keeper Of coffee stand market OF
the night of the 25t uSt trying to exto
from him by shaking him threatening his life Vlicti
, gave bail to appear to-day.
Etcnne Poker, butcher Of St. Marys Afake-keeney
stall No. 2i-wns brought by Mr.. MOBILES, the Colu,a11
on charge Of having offered to sell pud meat after b,
ing oydered by the C0mssay away Poker ray
boil TO appear to-day.
Q RECORDER FABREs CouRT.-Joseph A. Lacost
alias Lacote, yesterday arragned on chnre of ba
fugitive from Justice in Hancock county Miss where he is
legged 10 have attempted to commit the crime rape tie
sen, to prison 10 await examination
Augustine, free colored woman arragled on r,arp
having stolen stove worth S. from the residence of Mr. TIA
daiS at the corner Of Royal St Peter streets She , "a
l. TO prison to await hearing.
C Philippe, free coored man. arraigned on charps
having attempted to stab and kill Nancy seryan. irl halo,
ing to Mr. D. N Eornu, at the Of BAYOU Road and "
pisny street. He gave bail 10 appear,