New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
NUMBER 1859.
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CONSTITUTION GLeB,-This club one Of the rasny
that held meetings last night, formed into an IL
Illuminated procession after adjournment, and made
spsna,a appearance on the streets, with their
DeauthuI star transpareneies, flaming torchligkts,
rich and elegant banners and flags They halted
and serenaded the Crescent Office as tley marched
up Camp street. Their music was sweet but the |
cheers which followed from manly throats was TO |
us the sweetest music of all.
Who Is THE LADY THE Banker Hill Rangers |
(Fourth Ward Club) yesterday received an anonY- |
nous but most fattering compliment. To their
officers were sent some six eight transparenciea
Of the most beautiful and costly description. All
the message that accompanied the present was,
that it was from a lady friend of the club and the
cause. Hurrah for the ladies Who says they
are not on the Bell and Everett side?
UNION GUARD, NINTH WAED.--The following is
full list of the officers of this club which will be
out tonight: President, p. s. Witt; Vice-Presi-
dent, Robert Wynne: Secretary, Philip Power,
Jr.; Treasurer Chas. Keller; Grand Marshal, Jas.
Hoban: Finance Committee, 2. S. Wiltz, chair
man, A. N. Power James Hoban, g. G. Gottschalk,
j. B. Juneck, NJ. Hernandez, Chas. Keller; Com
mittee of Arrangements, r. Wynne, chairman, G.
Gottschalk, j. Hoban.
THE CASE OF DR. HALE.-Recorder Emerson did
not render his decision in this case yesterday,
ing to the absence of Col. Field counsel for the de-
| fence.
OPENING OF A NEW CoTroN PIoBKRY.-We are
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tion of the cotton pickery of Mr.. John Higgins,
1 on Tchoupitoulas street, between Orange and
| Richard. 1t will afford us much pleasure to be
resent, if possible.
a FIRE ALARM was occasioned yesterday fore
noon by the smoke of brazier's portable furnace,
| which he was using in doing some soldering work
on the roof of Alfred Munroe i Co.'s palace store,
corner of Camp and Common streets.
Forsp.-The body of Henry Giyou, otherwise
LeBreton, who was drowned in the lake during
the gale on Saturday, in his brave determination
to save the Spanish boy whose pirogue capsized,
was found on Monday and decently buried. He
proved himself good and true man. Honor te
his ashes! ."[...=. a..9...y .5.- @.-
BELLIGERENT MUSCLE CooLED.-Mike Kearns
. and Bob Featherstone, two btter-looking men o
muscle, having cherished the design OF pounding
each other in regular prize fight, and according
to rule were seized by the police and locked u
to cool off. They were taken into custody in tn
! Fourth District by officers Carpenter and Mona
han, who also twitched Corkey Tom, one of thei
: seconds, at the same time. This superfuous an
: restless muscle should be employed in the peace
Y full and improving pursuit of oakum picking, Q
Il some other avocation calculated TO rebound to tn
I public veal.
Too HARD ON THEIR MuLEs.-We are glad
e chronicle the fact that two drivers have bee
10 brought to the bar of justice for abusing the dun
animals under their control. The examination
these fellows, colored men, owned by Messrs. "
Of att and Kirk, and complained of by wharfmast
m Williams, will take place before Recorder Emers
le to-day. They stand charged with maltreatnant
q the mules which they drove. The NV shonld mr.
t. teet brute beasts for they Cannot nroteot the,
L selves.
: DANGEROUS ASSAULT Thomas Brown havir
: 'aisused chisel by driving it into the back
4 pn'hp Gatfney, was arraigned before Recorder En-
= ~son and sent to prison to await the result
O., ''ey's wound, which is esteemed sero1
d injury. M x,,,5.ss ..=5 r.. -.=. ..e=
f co,,,,,r,r Thenne Goutees, the ieweler wi
l. vonnd mn bis hnsn, ass and ran off with Mrs Be
d nard's gold watch, in tRa Ihlra District, was ye
e terdav oyerhauled by Reco,r Long and se
y before the First District Court Bal not given.
\. ~ They F1eHT EACH OTHER-Pierre Charpiot al
IT Henry Schreiger fell out Chartres street, ye
N terday, and from blowing came to blows "Th
u. fought and bit and gouged and tit, and doubte
q. | would have twallowed in the mud if there hi
w been any of that article about Officer Thorn
" | collected these pot-yaliant and sturdy brawle
2 md consigned them to quarters in the Second D.
y IN, It lookup.
. ri, DISTURBED THE PEACE John Wilson G
5 lii. nh trunk on Front Levee street yesterda
aoaf,ns nd ,,sd rch desperate and malignant assaul
anu nau n,,d the intent of fracturing the pea
upon W anu mlss ,e State and corporation, that OF
ana anu algnlty oi tl ious to conserve and preser'
Ger otaeaas' NJ ny, r. 'bunctious Wilson, who awai
ap AMIN, intepview egvh w with wit Rec 'rder Blaehe.
I No sAr1srAcr1os.-Mfs> Cunningham, Esq.s " "
an unfortunate or impruders as 70 get involved IN
Of f Perddo street, on Monday Venlng and tn
, incontinently polished him off. Rs him of Ka
7 Kate Hector for having hectored an, ~ = Nan an
! Hussey for having hustled hin, ana - snbsta
Mayfield, but having failed to appear to tbe
i tiate his charge before Recorder Emerson sio
cused nymphs were discharged ne,n con.
D1soRpERLY HousE.-It having been alleged I'M
Mrs Fitzsimmons, dowager dame and boss Fr'
prietress in the odorous region of Gallatin stree
+ was the keeper of an habitGally disorderly estat
9 lishment warrant for her arrest was issued an
s the offending female was yesterday afternoon take
g into custody by officer 0medas Mrs. T. will hay
to confabulate with Recorder Blache touching th
D. matter of grievance.