New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
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HE GiEETiNt5 AT NACAHTfz clbAbE.---ouI re-
port of the Bell and Everett mass meeting at
hacarty Square, on Monday night, is necessarily
deferred till tomorrow.
i TIE EVERETT GuARD.-We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of polite invitation to be present this
ing at the meeting Of the Everett Guard, in the
Fourth District. Be there if we can
PRESENTATION OF 4 BANNER TO THE UNION CLUB.
The Union Club had a large and enthusiastic meet
ing last night at Union Hall. The chief proceeding
was the presentation by the ladies Of a magnificent
banner to the Club.
The banner is an exceedingly rich and beautiful
affair Of gold fringed, white in front, blue the
reverse; on the front fine picture Of the coat Of
arms of Louisiana-the pelican feeding her young,
and the words f Union, Justice and Confidence, 2
and on the reverse the inscription of presentation
by the ladies'. The staff is surmounted bya golden
crescent, whilst drapery of rich scarlet silk hangs
gracefully over the corners of the banner. Alto
/ gether it is most sumptuous and splendid testi
nonial.
The banner was presented on behalf of the
ladies by Mr.. John Golding, and received for the
club by Mfr. VIM. Woelper, the Secretary; each
gentleman making handsome little speech on the
occasion. Afterward, the meeting was addressed
by Mr. I. G. Noel in his usual lively and spirited
style.
When the meeting adjourned the club formed
into procession, under lead of the Hon. Lucien
Adams, with band of music, and gave their new
banner airing. For the compliment paid to the
Crescent office the club have our best thanks. The
Union Club is one Of those that will make its mark
on the 9Th of November.
THE DISTRICT ATToRsEY.-For the convenience
Of many persons who wish to see District Attorney
Bradford upon criminal business, prior to the open
ing of the First District Court, we will state that
that gentleman's office is now at Ne. 26 st.
Charles street, upstairs, over Lyons & Co.'s cloth
ing store.
A SPLENDID TEsTIMoNTAL.-Company No. ] Of
the Louisiana Foot Rifles on Monday surprised their
Captain in a feeling manner, altogether unexpected
by him. Under the command of Lieut. N. Lauve
the company turned out and proceeded to the resi-
dence of Capt. Henry St. Paul, on Bayouroad, and
calling that gentleman out, they presented to hin
, q magnificent sword, belt and epaulettes. The
present was worthy of the Company, and was feel
ingly acknowledged by Capt. st. Paul. The Cap
tain returned with them to their quarters, where
j, j, refreshments and gay time followed. The test
monial is thus described by cotemporary:
The sword presented to Captain st. Paul is, per
! haps the highest specimen of mechanical and art
J stic skill ever imported or manufactured in oul
country. 1t twas together with the epaulettes and
other accoutrements, manufactured expressly fOr
the company by the most celebrated maker o
Paris. The handle, of white shagreen and gold fila
gree, with gold chasing, is the most beautiful spe
cimen of taste and hardness we have ever seen
The blade, of the finest and highest temper may
I. be easily bent in complete CIRCLE and is chseet
and engraved with the most delicate ornaments, in
$ termingled with the stars and stripes, amongs
s which is engraved on one side the following in
e scription g The First Company of the Louisian
CaDtaJn. Henry
# the other the modest yet proud motto inscribe
on their flag, and inspired to them by its Lowell
Marraine,' 2 Miss Marie L*&**, from whose ros
a lips it first fell, &c Ever forward, if can"
i The sheath of bronzed steel, relieved by pur
v gold ornaments, is happy combination of tn
4 warlike and peaceful, and yet the whole looks q
really intended for the sinister work of the batl
field SO light, yet terse and stout is every par
= of it.
:. a The epaulettes and aiguiets of pure silver are S
q flowing and dazzling that they have almost
:. feathery and cloudy appearance as they GRACEFUL.
fall from their stock, the upper part OF which !
. covered with light and tasty embroideries. i
> fine the whole is the most costly and elegant Sc
:. of military accoutrementS ever worn by any of on
r officers, and reflects great credit the taste
the Company and the admirable skill of the Parisia
! artisans.
: Enthusiastically morning, early, fire brok
out in the upper part of the rear portion of Nh
Terrall's boarding house, on North street, betwee
St. Francis and St. Charles streets. 1t was pu
. out without any serious damage, thanks to tn
prompt arrival of the fremen.
y DuEL.-Messrs. John White and A. Barrosse, eS
i changed shots back of A1gers yesterday aftel
$ noon. Nobody was hurt, and after the first fir
the trouble was adjusted. One was Bell and th
i other Breckinridge man and the difficulty gre
:. out of political debate.
d THE MURDER OF WM. DAILEy.-The Coront
s. last evening began his inquest into the KILN
d of VIM. Daley, who was stabbed in the bac
e during a coffee house affray at st. Marys ma9ke
e on Saturday night week. We had to leave befol
the Coroner had reached any important testimon.
Barney Fox, upon whose information MeGarrit
L was arrested the stabber, testified very inct
u herently. He appeared to be drunk, and the Cor,
Q ner when we left was debating the propriety
n locking him up to get sober.
II FIsEp.-For playing billiards and drinkn
liquors at Mlers saloon, Gravier street, and n
: !. fusing to pay, John Harvey was yesterday fine
$40 by Recorder Emerson.
e COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.--Juan Montenegro, Pierr
l. Capdeviee, and Angel Ayascal alias Louis Iapadt
"a or Sabada were yesterday sent before the Firs
District Court by Recorder Blache, after due q
animation, for entering store in the night tim
IS without breaking, with intent to commit felon,
u Iney are the cf0Wd VINO were caaght IN tne act
e robbing, or preparing to rob, Barriere Il Bro.
p dry goods store, on Canal street, at daylight c
e the morning of the 26th of August last Monten
e egro being chased and captured at the time
4 officers LafIeranderie and Sanchez and the othe
e. caught afterwards Montenegro furnished ba
of $2000 the others were remanded.
Henry Formaster was examined before the san
!, Recorder and sent before the First District goul
!, for entering store without breaking with inte
= to commit felony, and Robert B. Bell was Sc
a along as an accessory. Bell was agent il ehars
of q. G. Gartwright's grocery, at the corner
Il Customhouse and Tpeme streets; Lieut.. Crews
caught Formaster in the act of preparing goo
1t for removal, without Gartwrght's knowledge, b
il with Bells understanding and consent. The COZ
plieity of the two was proved by Paul Laoost
e clerk in the grocery. Bell gave bail to appear b
Of fore Judge Hunt; Formaster was reaanded
4 A FUGITIVE CLAIMED.--An officer from Nisgin
arrived in town yesterday morning, for the parpo
y of taking into his custody and bsinging back
er the Old Dominion young man named David Spa
q row, who was arrested recently by special ohis
1sard as q fugitive from justice. Sparrow
charged with being implicated in burglary a
Il larceny committed in Fairm0unt, Marion count
TO- and reward of 800 was offered for his arrest