New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
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unprecedented for the season of the year. On
Saturday night there was q change, just cool
enough to be pleasant; and yesterdays sunshine,
though bright and nndimmed as ever, was not
near SO sweltering as that of the previous week.
Around the suburbs, the want of water amounts
almost to calamity. Muititudes of cisterns dry
and warping. Poor people buy water from the carts
and use it as carefully they would milk, molasses
or brandy. Boys going to school carry their satch-
els under one arm and their private bottles of
water under the other. Such a scarcity of water
in the rear part of the city has scarcely been
known within the memory of that memorable indi-
yidua, the :. Oldest inhahitant.n
Should q FIRE break out in the extremities or rear
suburbs Of the city, and be favored by anything
like wind, there is no telling where the destrne.
tion would end. Many begin to despair of rain.
| THERE WAS No LOCAL INTELLIGENCE in Saturday 's
Crescent; a fact of which the Crescent readers
are probably aware. This was all owing to the re-
porter's necessary presence all day Friday at the
First District Court, where the trial of Lockwood
| and Colson wasprogressing lie being accidentally
| witness in the case. Being witness in the caser
he was excluded from the courtroom. and still
1 compelled TO stay about the court; circumstance
\ which prevented him from hearing or taking down
the testimony in the Lockwood case, or attending
\ to anything else.
|, By Cry TEIEGRArH.--Fi Fire. THE telegraphic
! alarm of fire at O'Clock yesterday morning was
caused by the burning OF q kitchen on the premi-
ses of Mr.. Brdjngton, at the corner Of Apollo and
| Eighth streets, Fourth District. The telegraph
sent the iremen there flying, and then politely
\ brought us back the news.
THE New Cry PoLrcE.-Mayor Monroe has APP
| policemen, to serve from the lst prox. The ap-
| pointments for the Third District will be made
| known to-day aud published tomorrow. There
| have been numerous removals among the day
| police: but the great mass of the appointments
| are merely re.appointments
Chief Of Police JOHN MefLELLASp.
| Lie,teslarts-First District, John A. jacques
Second District, Edward Crevon; Third District
Eugene Mazerat; Fourth District, John c. Costley
FIRsT DlsTRIcT Police. - iSergeafas = W. G.
| Morehead, r. j. Read, Thomas Williams
| Day 0tcers-Wm. Kingston, Richard Howard
Sam Grafton, F. J. Hyatt, Fl. L. Blow, 7. N. Boy,
| lin, Jos McCluskey, 7. w; Greenwall, R. Rounet
poetling, NJ. .. Farrell, VI r. g. Hays, h X. Nix.
| on, Vim. Carr, w. D. Miller, W. w. Scott L. d.
| Brndley, Il. r. Smith, Frank Grace, j. p. Tank,
Pleasant Barney, II. Fisk, Z. A. Clark, j. Lipman,
| Robert Dalton l.. Graigen, Boyd Ro binson, w. De-
laney, W. 7. Dean, ]. r. Greed, ]. A. Wood, a. G.
| Thorpe, John Price, George Harding, George Dale
| Charles Chalmers j. NJ. Duncan. @. Young.
Night POlice.-H. s. Roberts, VIM. Creevy VIM
Smith, Aug. MeMahon, II. Iein, Wm. Cornwall, G.
| Mccormack, j. Addison, z. D. Nellis, Thomas j.
4 Marcial, Henry Baker, James Slaven, G. Carpenter
| James Posey, ". McCnrdy, Charles Brown, R
| Flynn, M. Done, J. Mcintyre, l.. s. Gaennie, Thos
| Thomes, George Crawford. F. Carrie, p. Bremen
| 2. Criswe, J. Femming, G. A. Stroudbaek, JAS
Busby, P. Cazeha, j. MeCullum, l.. ID. Allen, John
Cation, George G. Price. J. @. Smith, George Pat
| terson Lewis Ryan, w. Kerns J. a. Miller, Hugh
Sherry, 2. McMullen, John H. Burroughs, james
1 S. Fulton, ohm Scwind, George Taylor, r. N Cal
| vert, Thomas Mcintyre, III. Wehner, Daniel Nc
1 Carthy James Mann, John Donnellan, j. Sample
| w. J. Neville, j. Marcial, O. Robeau, F. Devine
! 5. G. Wilson, James Dunlap, F. j. AInes, james
| McGregor, l.. Il. Whitley, A. Carl, John Irwin, M
Lavine, d. thinner, Hugh Mullen, G. Fulton Ghas
Black, Thomas L. kearney, Waiter Hyatt w. Lake
g. Allen, ". II. Adams, Edward Rauliet, John Bar
ron, George Baker, A. McDonald, Robert II. Tay
Ion, Ned Lehy, Thomas Russell, Thomas Welsh
James Foucher
SECOND DISTRICT PoL1cE.--SeFgeaiets-- V. LIE
clere, &. A. Raymond, O. BelaFRe.
Day 0ficefs-Charles Ramel, s. lard, i. Len
/ fant, T. Johnston, b. Thomas, j. Brady, NJ. Pee
corr, L. B. 0'Callaghan, j. st. Gyr, Z. Sanchez, G.
Beruchan, Wm Theard, J. u. Cheyaler, Y. De
coux, j. z. Raboun, l.. A. ReNole, a. Terraae j
Galbariy, Chas Bonieval, j. Mayaneo, j. Baker
VIM. Fernandez, S. Bullosa,,l. 0medas, D. Watar
Nj. Garcia, f. Fagot.
Might oaioeya--J. Morrison, A. Marquee, J. Sur
antine, Geo. Houray Z. FL. Cobb e. Bieenski L
Pradeanx, A. Meitn, a. sirnilIien, l., Ronx, L. 3
Peire, Il. Venus, T. D. Hart, Il. Narcotic, A. Bru
net, John Hannon, L. Malone, L. Alvarez, L. L
Paltron, j. Farley, j. Moberry, r. Ximenes, I. A
Gonzales, l.. c. Bernhard, j. B. Patron, L. Rous
seau, Geo. Carrico, Jos. Avril A. Rodriguez, j
Graya, Z. Maoias, NJ. Smith, Paul Fagot, e. Smith
4 A. Cook, g. jenkins, T.. Fabiany, A, Seller, j
Jastame 9; Yer yefrant / A R'apP q qool L RGus @
rero, j. Durain, J. Nunez, r. Trapany, e. Luseil, ]
Casanova, i. Guehard, L. 3. Flores, NJ. j. Mckay
A. Beckman, Louis gros, j. a. spellicy, Johl
tJones, J. Maurice, A. Blugona, A. laflerranderie
i L. Montault L. f. Mollere, g. 2. Raymond, z
Lodge, G. LefanehouX, z. Bagneris, G. Renoist D
kellman, n. b. Carriea.
1 Day Supel1t1tnaefai aisses--A Santon, L. E.Latgue, T
4 Gener,. John Carnes, l.. Bourgeois, A.. .Berthelot
Achile Dalche, Victor Morane, r. Delery, a. Bo
zant. - q 5 @5zz
i Might Supelaaunle,afies Dupons,sG. Domini
que, r. Douyer, w. f. Farrar, LII .Girod, NJ. 10
i Thomas, o. Boxe, Q. Jewell, W. Todd, S. Spell
man, John Berry, G. Saunders, Z. Quirk, T. Gros
A. Brugler.
1 FOURTH pIsrR1cT POLICE -5se,'gaStats.- -Jacol
i Day QBicels-Benj. r. Hyatt John May, William
Robinson, Daniel Clark A. TruxilIo Ir, T. F. Willis
John MeIntire, John Dellatre, Willis Cutter, Ed
ward Hamilton, A. @. Migaud.
4 Day Supe17lafaerarieS--S. J. Newton, L. Pic
query, R. F. Farmer.
Night itpeyn,t0erd,ies.-E. T. Grauld, Eugen
Dumond, A. q Powell, J. Hunter.
+ Niglt 0Hicers-Antaine rruxiilo, Jr j. as Casey
I. D. Hyans, Samuel Patterson, NJ. Z. Tardy, P. G
Monaghan, Robert Elliot, George Eawtcn, Henr,
Jones. B. R. Miller, A. II. Willis, Martin Meschine
John j. Ellis, s. H. Boje, John ii. Harris, JOIN
Young, Antoine Litters, Sam. Caldwell, Richar
Clui1, William Jordan, Victor shannersilie, Allre
Willis, Charles Scott, George West.
The supernumeraries for the First District vii
also be appointed today.
The new force will number Is men less than th
old, this being in consequence of the standing Oh
, dinance which provides for rs men more in winte
than in summer, and fixes the LIST of July as til
, date of reduction.
FREE CoLoREp soouSnRELIsM. = Officers Car
apd Kearney on Saturday arrested free colore
man named Thomas J. Martin, who was charge
with intimidatpg lady in the Second District an
threatening to set fire to her house. It is state
that this Martin, in his capacity Of musc-teachel
| wooed and sedueed the Iady's daughter, and fine
ing that she was about to institute legal proceed
ings against him. did as above to scare her out c
4 the notion. If this case has been properly repre-
sented Martin certainly deserves either the galloN
: or the penitentiary. 1t is seldom one hears of 5
= outrageous an instance Of adding insult to injury.
d Since penning the above, we have obtained ful
b ther particulars. II seems that he ls musician