New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15
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day have been eqnaleu u' s'''on' w W. m a;std nv |
anu r"i' "e"' @ , r,r sort of parliamentary
49,. - o.ch on. ,v.x nsr,ntoa 10 keen the floor
, s ~ br aud Ma, choked off to give its successor
, tsi Nome on SATURDAY. night we passed through
three distinct showers Of rain moonlight intervals Yes
terday turned up clear and cold elements disposed them
selves propey and kent the decey Not speck OF
cloud nor Whit of wind manifest during the day, and
yss o course very beautiful day. The population were out
in nil their might during the dayhe markets being crowded III
the morning the churches forenoon the pomenades in
the afternoon and the places Of amusement at night ihe cool
atmosphere however, caused stoves in DOORS ana
noses of doors, to glow with equal rudaihess
TIE REV. DE-. PALMER.--lt has been many years
since we have seen as great religious
nuniy AS now exists the Rev. Dr. Palmer the
new Pastor of the Presbyterian Church. The beauty and
force oratoy and his unusual ability in arguing the truths
Of religion have not only captvaed his Congregation VI" nav
made such impression the community at Rfse n" ~
Odd Fellows Hall to be crowded evory time m
Yesterday the Hall was crowded to its utmost capacity n
the audience were 10 DC seen u's'''s uls'eu ,;n
ligious persnasions we'll rs people who profess NJ
all absorbed IN the protoanues ability and that
that Dr. fanet Is ,'i''o. u , II, hin, Resides the Sun
'tiS hiS'' ~ -. oad r1ovvs Hall the reverend gen.
day sermons ne ue'i'e' r,a. nih+ i, tbs Me,bods
tiemhh peacnes WY al ~, thursday next tThauks
ohnfe", oh o" ,; ,h,n,.sr,inp sermon at Odd Eel
| giving daS,l ne WIZ uoA''''
lows fiai. = ,, ~, Do, ,,,, Nv A |
| RESIGNATION VI ifh1 SA' " t'
F. Moynan the che OF rohee cs'sneu HIS o'oe VI, .
morning, for reasons whlch VIC h"'o 'o' "' se' ,
| Mayor Waterman accepleu Tue les's"a'o'' 'no a. ~ ~
the duties Of the office himself. nc VIII uono.les
body to the vacancy .o.'"s' "V .. .p"l'. : -
Forno the man most likely 10 receive me "ppono'
| BURGLARIEs.-The Office OF MI Brown, Jumper
merchant Magazine street. broken into by thieves few
nights ago, who did their best 10 get iho u" run H' '
spoiled the lock and carried Oil lew outside 1r'hes'
rious attempt made upon neishborng s~elry store al
time; but the inmates becoming aroused the Schs
took their heels
A GALLATIN STREET DEH bkohEN Oi.--I ile DIV
ond District the notorious den OF
George kcut OH Gaan Friday night Kent, two
other and seized and caabooscd The
place has long bacchanalan reser of the low
est kind How long it will remain broken up Is matter "'"
when VIC can give III ''' W, o
WELL-MEkltfD ooai Lishni MI "a Noit'eiae '
the bookkeeper OF the house Oh D. hes oo WIS pre-
sented few evenings SINCE win spehoo s'Fe'
atemons OF regard from the bookHeeperS Oh 'ee uee"
cotton presses i'll the CITY, MI US persom quae as sci
tleman and his industry ana puhe'ua's "s o"S'es ''
| drew this compliment upon hln
| DISCOVERY OF A RUNAWAY RETREAT.-For some
fine mast the residents upper part of the Fourth District
and Jefferson City ed suspect from TIE
depreation in kitchens and the disappearance oil provi
sion that nest of negro thieves far OIL Acting
this srpposon party gentlemen yesterday morning
armed themselves with guns and started into the
negro hunt The swamp being full Of water they boat
and parts that had doubtless not been penetrated for
years for swamp navigation anything but roInanc and
never nduged in Cor adventure of it. After padding
about for several hours they upon old hany standing
on poss above the WATER the dense of the
swamp evidently Inhabited and whilst the hunters
were softly approachng their boat big stuck his
head ont Mt the door rifle instantly leveled ut him and
he was told if he stepped back he would be shot 1t hap
nencd that he was alone he remained directed begging
for mercy The party entered the cabin which they
Eond to bn comfortable well stocked with the
orics of fe-e evident plumber of midnight nnraidngs
The ncro himself runaway gave his and that
of his muster who he said resided miles the other side of
Mobile and stated that other living there
with him. but were Just The prisoner (whoso
name we did not et brought into town lodged In A
How intend again. say
If they do 70 again. capurinl any
the black thieves, they will confer Grent favor upon the
residents up town.
urAyy Srr.NsOi At ROBBERY-The steamer Star
r +, uos ndversed In dcnor for st Lo,is on Saturday
iu- do,a,o nor donarturn IN y.starl.v ,orniuc SIM.
TINA divine tlo n;pht soma racals on board levied contributions
,no tc slonnnp nasseurs to ls extent Of aou nine thou
d ,,l,or rbos, who suffered most vrra returned Coror.
~ who had .,,;r tro,sura IL, coiu ami dust soma Of them
hl ~, ,coxrn. r The thieves cntered n rooms lv ,r
r;os ,o,,s un1 loft rir toos in an, or to and fran the
~ IN hinh s,,,, or ,s s,ec,nrs Ind their treasure re.
ovc fran their nrrson it is more than probable that chloro-
r ,s .d ,oon thrD, One or the messengers found his
1t r1. ia ,ri,or III. o,or, in TN. c,i,n with o his
,l,,o nonors and checks amounting ia "A o0o still in IT, The
.,c o, haviDr e.n taken c phlry was tr uo daring
,d .rn o ,e s.oson tha rolprs having got off with the
suro AVID piho,, ,o vine amy cIe IN their discovery The