New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

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YESTERDAY was clear, dry, cool, and generally
pleasant day. As a consequence, to the usual out
door multitude was added an avalanche Of crinoline,
surging and coruscating everywhere, and tinging
with poetic beauty what otherwise would have been
but mad rush of prosaic business.
The CHIEF OF POLICE, Mr.. Thos. E. Adams, was
arrested last night on St. Charles street. by Lieut.
Dryden, in consequence of a difficulty in which be
unexpectedly became embrOiled. The Lieutenant
after arrestng the Chief released him upon his re-
cognzance to appear before Recorder Summers, this
morning or tomorrow. AS the matter is to undergo
iegal lh'esIgatloh' we 4ofpear eolnlens until tlas
lnVesagaNoh taxes place. ...
NOTHGSG BLOODY offered itself to our reportorial
pencil yesterday. The pretty weather seemed to
have checked the suicide mania, and disposed man
kind to peace and brotherly love Today being
thanksgiving, we shal expect 10 iurhiSh tomorrow
anothef strlhs Oh Items Without req one among
them
TIE MUSICAL GIPsEYs bid fair to take the town.
The organic nuisance was never more intolerable :
and the variety OF the other contributions to street
discord is actually overwhelming The following is
the state of the outdoor music market
| One brass band firm, Of seven men
az har,. Frno tn,o, nan
| No l"'P + ~ =" n.NN
| Ohe hArp ana uddLe urhl' Doy ana girl.
| One fiddle and tambOrine firm, a boy and girl.
! One fddle firm two small girls
01o e,11I, fr,, +, .,r,,II f7o,.s
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/ Ohe ACCORDION nrLh, Two boys
| One accordion and guitar firm small boy and
very small nirl
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| and boys.
! One independent wooden-legged fiddler.
i band.organ that sounds like a churcborgan
! 11 80, 49,. .,,.,l- M a,,.,
z h"nuofsan tna' soouus ilNe nu'eS'
hahd'orga4 mat shlVers'
a manu- gan tnat sliieNs'
hand'organ that foars lKe Dull,
| hand-organ that plays pOlkas and WaltZes.
i hand-organ Tint Dlays hornDines
A bo,l ,rr,,n that ,,1o,s n,tioraI oirs
49, liasa
4 hahd-or8ah Vhat pays the Lahcers quadres.
Ten hand.organs that play extracts from opera.
4 A hand.organ with dancing automata
A hnn,l.orc,an with :. climbing morl,av
2 "''e y s'- "'sal ~. . sl''l''''e
a hahd'organ win an autohaCoh circus troupe
handorgan with troupe OF acting monkeys
A hand.organ with small boy much resembling a
,,o,I-o,
h'o"N'''
a hahd-orsan Win d lauoolihe, conducted py e"o
ugly old women.
A hand.organ with Swiss warbIing by the grinder
An ocoor1eon With sr,iss ugorhlin@, Nv tbe ,I,rer
All aceordeon WIN o"ss walpllh8 y tne payer
And my othef aoonlnatlohs' mostly organic WIN
miscellaneous accomplishments.
Notwithstanding the immense number of the mu
;coI insa,s oil aye bndson,el,, snn,orted ana sns
sical SpSe5 ~ ate suPpoiteu huu sus
tanned oy Tue hoole-heafted GhldFeh ana hlggers
New Orleans all Of whom can sing, whistle ant
dance. We live in musical age.
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A GOOD MEMORY was shown by police officer Il
the Fourth District yesterday. Hearrested French
man whom he RECOGNIZED as the verv identical cha
that shot AZ nm Ia May loo'' me Ffehehinan e,
capped to France at the time, and lately returned
doubtless supposng that the officer hadn't goo
memory.
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