New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-18
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HGT.-When any one has any fault 70 find
with any local report Of ours, we don't mind liis
coming TO us and telling us about IT.; but we do1as
lihe any one to come. and bluster and Say ugly
thlhgs m the counting groom at an early hour 10
the morning, before this reporter or any other re-
sponsible attache Of the office is on hand to hear
what ne has to say as certain individual did yes
terday morning. We don't like it, because it looks
contemplate and cowardIy and we hate to hear
OF any man acting in such manner.
FREE DIsPEssARy.--Reporto Of the Free Dispen-
sary Of the New Orleans School of Medicine, on
Common street, opposite the Charity Hospital
Cases treated Saturday. February Observation-Disclosures. ea
Wedhesday, Fesfuaay IT, Il
Ffesionsi5 ifested lss0
Total. s5d2
MAsosIc.-The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
Masons OF Louisiana have been holding their thir-
teentli annual coHbcation during the preset week.
me y. felloWlng have been elected officers Of the
Chapter for the ensuing year:
Abel j. Norwood, of Clinton. Grand High Priest.
Samuel n. Todd, Of New Orleans, Deputy Grand
High Priest.
A. S. Washburn, Grand King.
Henry kegenhurg, OF Farmersvile, Grand Scribe.
Henry r. Swasey, Of New Orleans, Grand Treas
urer.
Samuel G. Risk, of New Orleans, Grand secre-
fafS Rsv. G. ). Hedges. of New orleans Grand chan.
lain
J. G. Bachelor, Of New Orleans, Grand Captain
Of the Host.
Samuel 4. Isett, Of Baton Rouge, Grand Princi
pal SojouRner.
g. " Munday, Of Clinton, Grand Royal Arch
Captain.
Walter .Rossman, of kinden, Grand Master Of
Third Veil.
]. N; gockius, Of New Orleans, Grand Master d
Second Veil.
0.J. Donnella, of New Orleans, Grand Master Of
First Veil.
Cotton Henry, Of New Orleans, Grand Guard.
The Grand Lodge Of Ancient, Free and Accepted
Masons OF Louisiana have also been in session
this week. They have elected their officers as fol
lows:
10. A. Fe1lowes, Of New Orleans, Grand Master
y. q. Carter, OF Port Hudson, Deputy Grand
John G. Gordy, Of Franklin, Grand Senior War
den.
Henry Regenburg, Of FarInarsyille Grand Junior
Warden
!. b. Michel, Of New Orleans, Grand Treasurer
Samuel G. Risk, Of New Orleans, Grand secre
tary.
Rev G. $. Hedges, Of New Orleans, Grand Chap
lain.
George ". Race, Of New Orleans, Grand Marshal
George v: Munday, of Clinton, Grand Senior Dea
J. N. Boekius, Of New orleans, Grand Juniol
Deacon.
y. ". Pearce, Of Evergreen, Grand swort
HIM. crenshaw, Of New Orleans, Grand Pur
suyant
M. A, Calogne, Of New Orleans: Bruno de I.u
cas-, Of New Orleans; B. DaSya, of New Orleans
g sontag, q NewSOrleans, Grand Stewards
james b. Scot, of New Orleans Grand Tyler.
Both the Chapter and the Grand Lodge are at
tended by unusually large delegations, represent
ing all parts Of the State.
D1pS'T LIKE THE VALENTINES. A funny case
came up before Recorder Summers yesterday
One man had another up for abusing and threaten
ing him. The defendant offered in Justification o
his abuse and threats, four e8nical and insulting
valentines, Of which had been sent to him ant
the other three to his daughter ALL as he had dis
covered. being sent by the plaintiff. The comicaI
ity of the valentines, as they were handed roune
in Court, and the gravity Of the parties arrested
created considerable mirtl The plaintiff, who
had sent the valentines, was evidently scared anf
wanted the protection Of the law; but he had
acted 50 dirtlY that the Recorder declined bother
ing with him, and ordered the defendant to be dis
missed. A warning, this, to all who send NEAR
yalentines-and get caught at it.
VIOLENT ASSAULTS AND RoDBERIEs Es-Joseph vii
liams is in prison on charge of having knocked
down Philip j. Flemming and robbed him of his
pocketbook containing $23 or more, on Thursday
afternoon. on Front LeFee street. He is to be
examined before Recorder Summers on the 24th.
Michael Weldon is to be examined before the
same Recorder to-day, on the charge of having
battered Richard Mooney over the head and arm
with a club, severely bruising and wounding him
with intent to kill and murder, on the 18th inst on
Religious street, between Orange and Richard. He
is out on bail.
Jrsr TO SAVE DOLLAR OR Two.-Michael 81
0sBrien was yesterday arrested in the St. Joseph
Cemetery. on Washington avenue, Fourth District
by the Sexton, Peter Sewhartz, who charged him
with breaking down the piekets of the cemetery 10
get in, and then attempting to bury without Ger
tifcate, the body OF still-born child of which he
was the father. The Coroner was sent for, and
gave the necessary certificate The sexton ther
buried the little body, and the father was held te
appear for examination before Recorder Adams.
SCoTTY IN TROUBLE AGAIN.. Is this daduel
that | see before me7n exclaimed Richard Allen
on the leyee by the Port Market, on Thursday
He took another look, and saw not only that i
alias Seotty, who seemed very hungry to slip it ii
between his ribs. Allen complained to Recorde
Long, and yesterday Scotty was arrested and hell
for q hearing.
THE MAN WHO HAMMERED HIS WIFE.-Lieut
Simon yesterday made affidavit before Recorde
Long, charging Henry Wiegand with having bat
tered his wife over the head, breast and body wit
a shoemaker's hammer, with intent to murder, d
Tuesday morning, at their residence, No. A
Craps street. The wife, as we reported day o
two since, was very badly hurt, and had to b
sent to Charity Hospital. Wiegand is in prison.
RoBBED IN THE CARs.-Mr. D. soniat had hi
pocket picked Of $50 yesterday morning, in th
He stated that man in the cars brushed aeaiIls
him several times, SO roughly, that at last he aske
him If there was not room enough in the car. Th
man afterward got out, and on reaching the city
Mr.. sonlat discovered that his money was gone
BABIES SmoTHEREp TO DEATH IN BRD-Corone
Beach yesterday held an inquest on Denis a nepr
baby three months old, found dead in house 81
Washington avenue, Fourth District Verdict
smothered in bed.
deputy Coroner soraparu held an inquest OF
Marie Elizabeth Roman a free colored bahy fnn
months old, found dead in a house on St Pete
street, between Burgundy and Rampant Verdict
smothered in bed, by the carelessness of it
mother. =
MYSTERIES OF MYSTERIOUS STREET.--Mysterion
street is just on the outer verge of civilization If
the Third District. Yesterday, a Spaniard nameT
Deslderlo Mendres complained to Recorder Tnno
that on Thursday afternoon three other SDaniar5s
named Rafael Purgaron, Manuel Poro and Fraa
erieo Rodriguez knocked him down and heat ha,
violently, in house on Mysterious street and
robbed him OF 500 in cash. Pnrgaron and pnrn
were arrested, and gave ball. Rodriguez was still
at large. Pore used to be a. police officer of The
First District. -
DIsoHARGED.-The following parties were vestar.
day set at liberty by Recorder Summers: Frane;s
Burns, charged by John Glayere with horse
ing dismissed at Glayerie's request Alice Con
molly charged by Jules /. Fremont with larceny.
Jules not appearing. David Hirseh, charged kv
Thomas Wessan with trespass. And Richard HAM
mel, charged with abusing Philippine Hte
{ IN LIMRo HERE FOR A RoBBERY IN New YONG
A man named Edward Schmidt was arraigned yes
terday before Recorder Summers, on the affidavit
Of George nurr, nov stopping at the City Of Paris