New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

rsper' o. ne ccene proceedings wii bs found M o 80
of his rnoFnipes papsr '77r7 = ~
Al about 10 o'eloek r N ~ r~..~,,x ~..-. q. Y Z
camps h'nned dosn and len s1s cffy v ts opporsor
htch camp heard runofso stack ffo- DC -
sssnsnes vas sate Of sa hiehrnasrsd es
$780, . '.s'nsa people . get home zsd stay te No
sn sent out patrol parties vho howev dd net eos~ -
sne cannnss 81 thsr Disc whisf he eFtissns esup ~ 80
scouting parties The vixlants overhzuled ,or,oo. <,x
y % NE uptown csp, ihs uso~asrs o~<sus1
persons snspec'>a ~ being Fix2nfs; o.rsou4 o 6~.s
% neither were srsrh<a>d BY both 7hs a,x.vno- c<r
about dozen saspscted yslsnts and Ioeksd sh. 49, 1
many The vixsnts ARRESTED did ~ h>nr 1hsrs v~r~
esa snoosns feoconfra between pdIvda.ls IN ne s<rss-
and the reports Of the kep< noh ca.s p ~ Ifv
readiness for defence -
The readiness o. the vsasts IN fact ousdId ,s>,f su6
rather dss'rousy, oecasicn xfzoe,ocz ys.tedxx
morning. whilst Of their patrol parties vas out r,a<<.t
shot was hs.rd in The vicinity Of camp Jus .<z Dc
shot the patrol party instead o. returning ds.n o1r zz
and throazh the church sey the Arsenal - fhsy h.. -
ordered 70 DO tnFnsd down g. Peter The an.<d a <s
bsiesde At the corner Of &C. Pstsr Royal ess mssok
these men for party Of upcpners coming 10 ne akur<
They At The alarm Dext lnuss volsy *
musketry Cred and that 1oud of x5s,n
Va. dseh.rzsd sa The cannon possns tss Tbs rss
vAs foar men killed. and six sisht woandsd The vxns
found TOO late they had fired upon er sn From shsf
time tl morning, all aue We shous1 safs AZ fnSsu
party Of men had stationed themselves ths Third piys< IL
readiness 10 give battle 70 the vI..p<s ~ a = - -,
tfct. =
yosva DaB-Yessd.y being the s.bb.is snd bvseIt sx
though unromicrtAby nas popuson frnsl
ool 70 devote the day 70 inspection q he Opposing ezps 1
10 me endless talk suggested by The sscss Both caupa
we're surrounded sl day long bJ mn1ude Of look
being not fsx ladies the h<tvs. ~r
constantly crowded ~ the moving thruss psssazzous
with regard TO Mr. wsfermsn, se asbsosssne op,r
and What will the yIzilsns dor and Whss v111 AZ
Americans do ~ the ans,f;uur ~. air.
wss made the more pushing hy the Fi<.als p.yios no a.
tentiou Whatever to Mayor sgmners order 70 the 70 -
The Mayor issued call In the morning 10 ts rsro1sr o>
police for duty O'Clock ths eveusx "a o1 fo
A. Jaqusss appointed Chief Of Pocs COL Fornn u.x
ing By his proc nsos snnu,ed the srpontueot b. NJ
Waterman Of the vgsnts special policemen - VA = ~
czns appointed by Recorder sh Hushortv hs r,
eeedef to swear in special policemen All cns uho
offered and the number large. e. a
number of genfleusn anxious to seuls fhe eri.1<~
ouhles offered 70 mediate between new Mirror "a ne
igilsnis. particulars Of which given elsswters
We heard that the Attorney General Moia> Wished ne
siiAns IN his otea capacity during the day politely
warned them Of the Consequences in legal aspect he
course they them that they had 81 te-
selves outside Of all Law. and would 10 abtds hs ca
sequences, be they what they might
Some considerable excesnt The seruoon ~
the arrival Of company Of United States troops from B.so
Rouge fytwc in all PIT nppcssl that III
had come down 70 reinforce The ygsns n<rwsds
discovered that they had been Mr. Coses< Hze
70 protect the castomhouss and Mint during the cxc<nent
and for nothing else The were divided and susoae q
the two institutions named were inforn>d psrfttsd
no one Of any party TO about. ss
Curious eentrsss offered camp. daring ehurc
$50
TO confront wicked looking CANNON crowds y cf
irg carrying erca bayonefs Ths Csbsdra Al Jacsn
squsr' jostled by the ygusn the frsshysrian
Church at Lafayette similar dsacr ssah1e pro
unity TO The camp Of the law and order party.
Crowds Of people, during the day visited an sniux post a
the Of St. Peter and Bourbon srss which hsd been
drilled BY shot n the tragic mistake vigant,
O'Clock In the evening The regular polics ciy
assembled the City Hall greet Chsf COL Jaan<g
The coone ordered them through their respective Lieut. q
ants to take their caps and clubs and ts bs~s
throughout the city during the night, the n extra
ordinary excitement hand The order fhorouxhy
obeysd and the eathsre@ds prevent war
like collisions between the orce they At least ooknd
after property and kept their for robbery
In evening hostile camps adopted the psus1 prec.u
tonary for the night fayee Square and e Ciy
Han being particularly well guarded by much larger and
better disciplined force Of volunteers niet bsfore
As write III p. NJ hear the v.tchmsns clubs
cinking the stones, and awhile musksf pistol
shot in dzant But got used 70 han
bring Of lse that bother We hear
voley or hear thai ousbody has been killed
in fact almost cnrse 70 thnk how soon We have
become accustomed to the extraordinary socy
Rumors Of encoHes and intended ~ thick and fas
| a. we cloe report
P.ssince writing above we hear Of great ezcitemeut
down town based very small s. Three youths Henry
Parker brother of the sherH Bougny lhsosr or
the Courthouse Keeper and Hall. who sleep
wanted sleep there night They went 70 the yizsnf,
sentry at tho head Of the alley Royal street. aer
planning what they wanted the sentry them tho
alley to the iron gate street. which gate opens
int the shsriHs Office and First District Court
When they all reached this gate the sentry other end
Of the alley chsrres street, demanded countsrsxn
The sentry escort from Royal eondn give The
blast Of muskey frou Chsrtres srset The
young themselves ~ Il were By lump
ing into the emhrasures sf the wall The affair created as
matter Of course, excitement in hat
vicinity
The DISASTER TO THE VIGILANrs---We elsewhere
mention how the Vigilance Committee O'Clock yesterday
morning fired upon party o. their suppons them
be from hs uptown camp musket shos and
one load Of grape let LOOSE The following
suit
kiued-LAwrenee MOnshan. 40 years age native of
Ireland and keeper of the Texas Home Cosshouseby
musket ball. e.
Patrick craddock. Irsh years ageby mnke ball.
Thomas Mooney, Irish. years OF sgeby ball
Thomas Eastport German, years Of age sentry at he
Royal street barricsde-by grape shot.
Wounded -Barney Kain and Michael Connel Irish. Ludwig
DIR and Wilhelm Springer Germans Antoine Tognay
swissall shot In the legs and sent Charity Hospital Also
young creole named Garcia. wounded In ankle with
grape shot 1t stated that than woanded
| but could hear Of no more.
Yesterday Deputy Coroner Osborne held an inquest on III
bodies of the four dead His jury c
not connected with the Vigilance Committees Mr. A. D-
Grief being the foreman No examinations
made they being deemed Tho verdict
that the four deceased their death By gun aud
grape shot wounds inflicted by some hs
Jury unknown.
OTHER SHOOTING AFFArRs.--On Saturday morn
Ing about o'clock Religious street. between Race and
Orange streets Frederick Porter Instantly killed
by Thomas Mcfarland There had dapute We are In
formed between them the day regard state ii
parties in this city Porter sustaining the authorities Nc
falkland supporting the Vigilance zanzacn Tho dspnts
was renewed at the breakfasttnbe the above
stated and had somewhat excited Who
had left the table, drew bis Porter the ball
passing through the left heart lodging IN the
side They had previously been the friends and for the
last eighteen months Porter boarding with
who is Of family. There being no polcs on hand Of
course no arrest made The deceased Judge
G. Porter, Of Bath Maine.
On Saturday night James Pagan
street by Thomas Conway, for firing musket
and the night the street. Timothy Norton
arrested by Joseph Erard firing him with
| chipping piece Of hesh from his right side.
Last evening named James Por.F the
by other with whom he had quarrel the
ner Of ST. Charles and PoydFss Streets No made
RAscALLY DARKIEs.-A free negro named Jack
Remy aias Frank arrested yesterday afternoon on ST.
street. by officer James, charge Of having attempted
to outrage person Of white girl Amanda Rrnnn
Al the time and place. Bertrand hemy brother Of The
above arrested for threatening knock ont Joseph
Brobecks brains with bar OF on- Both duly osa-
boosed.
AcoIDRNrs.-A Choctaw Indian named jim was
run crushed Ponichsrtrain Railroad