New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-13
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YEsTERDAr.-festerdaiw vas 4 d I that fouted the
poetic wall 50 often smeachoy days
are eore;' Il &ss aAStsfng bata melancholy dayBght
beant" and Fos q smile se cheek Of sweet steen
The streets particularly the afternoon and evening
gentlemen and las: children shanghas oafe nggsrs and
siaer iTsg in tfs SQUARES clustering about ther
sgneTa cohtentnsent and good behavior
fiat peroei in the lower Of society were evidenced
b. clean police books up down There will Loweve-
be flush Of Saturday night bacchanaians before the several
Recorders this morning.
4 BEAUTIFUL CONFERENCE.-THE pleasure of the
Doneson Club boys may imagined when on Saturday even
ing just they getting ready march from their head
quarters to the meeting at Odd Fellows Hail. they received By
messenger splendid banner accompanied by a letter in
dainty writing, of which this is a copy
To the President and AeH5eFs Of the Doneon Cub Fillmore
hampers:
GGnlemen-The hope Of success the noble which
share in the st.iie now threatening holy Union. 70
anving ba5ne ich nr fo Or" I tender @ the ae2
will trust, soon marshal you to victory.
New Orleans, Oct H. 1855 t LOUISIANA 'T'F'R'
The banner is of lne size made white satin The beck of
pink silk On the satin painted in of gold nonelson
Club Fillmore Rangers and encced by olive wreath the
words " Union and Union toreyer' With the fringe
assels and other decorations, it altogether splendid affair
We regret that the fair donor permitted with what
ecstace her banner hailed by club and with what
pride borne ODD Fellows Hall and around in the
procession pre could been conceived
could such be bestowed upon nobler band of
young thu the Doneson Club.
TARGET EXCURsION--Capt. Dreux and his gallant
conarades Company C. National Guards went on orpet
excursion yesterday the woods above Carroton They had
We learn fine time cf hich perfectly natural and ali
right The first prize BY private VIM Todd the secotd
by Corporal R. n Hunt and the third sergeant a. Blow
At the Pass Christian target oopg Blow the prize
and Todd the third that yesterday simply exchanged
medals.
ANOTHER BALL AT CARRoLLTON.-We are pleased
that another of the rural balls the Carollton Hotel
thai delightful feature of the past summer will be
.,
Mr. Horton, the geulemay lessee the and gardens
and will CERTAIN be compliment well lerited We
equally that the ball will be rsely fashiona
bly, attended any predecessors and more than this we
need say Secure your tickets in time young gentlemen
FATAL ACCIDEST.-A man named VIM. Eller fell
from story Francis kisers house at the
and Fulton Streets about three O'Clock
yes cray morning Officer Donnel lying enseless
the baaquete, and had him removed the guard house.
where he died after The Coroner held inquest
body and returned appropriate verdict Inoxicaon
the probable cause Of the fall.
ANOTHER FATAL ACC1DENT.-Yesterday afternoon
German lad abou twelve years old whilst gathering pecaus
forbidden ronl, Jefferson City fell was instantly
killed His heal struck stump, facturing his skull and his
neck oE Ii, broken He was wa are IL
formed, the only stay Of widowed mother. s.-
FOUND OpES.-Among the offices found omen on
Saturday night by the police that Crescent Mutual
Insurance Com7an, Officer Budd found the
OPEN the drawers Of the desk pulled out and pa
pets scattered about promscuousy. Whether anything
been carried Oft, he could not tell.
ATTEMPTED INCENDIARISM.--Philip Miller and Otto
Hmbors arrested Saturday evening, the request of
Francis kiser proprietor house the of New
and Dame Mr. kscr charged them with having
ATTEMPTED 10 set house They 'boose
| A BIT OF A SCRTMMAGE.-We learn that a great
row took place Fourth District yesterday two
;yiI;,,s n npe sd, and German military cnnnn,y nm be
e TIN cr,af, Of the compnnv was hurt hut nnoiv ki,e5
IN snea5 Of We dill nor learn what the row was about
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