New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
VOLUME XIII.
Neh OrlsaIrs 4ailp Crestent.
THuRsDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1860.
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the procession of Monday night the Young Bell
Ringers were among the associations out that re-
ceiyed very fattering recognitions. On Camp
street the ladies who long ago presented the
old Donelson banner placed that war'worn
standard magnificent wreath, and on Julia
street the club received from fair hands a
beautiful bouquet and basket Of evergreens and
flowers. Again, in the Second District, magnif.
cent basket of flowers was presented by the ladies.
| AT the Crescent Office too splendid wreath was
presented by lady, and on st. Charles street an
exquisite wreath and magnificent bouquets were
received from lovely and patriotic donors. The
club made noticeable, and, indeed, unusual show
by its graceful, brilliant and unique style of dis
play with its Illuminated globes Of red, white and
blue, wreaths of flowers, suspended with tri col
ored ribbons. They compmented the Crescent
office in very handsome, gratifying and entirely
appreciated manner, with three times three cheers
and an inspiring serenade.
On St. Charles street several members of the
Bunker Hill Rangers were presented with ex-
| quistly wrought wreaths by the ladies of the
| Fourth Ward. The recipients Of the honor feel
greatly overcome by the aattering attention, and
desire that very earnest Acknowledgements of
| their appreciation be made to Misses stringer,
Graham, and Madame Hodgkins.
| Work OF AMATEUR ART-At Clark's Gallery,
No. l0l Canal street, we notice portrait of Hon.
John Sdell, ard we notice it as being the work Of
welLknown merchant and citizen of New Orleans,
Mr.. II. W. W. Reynolds, who as a relaxation from
the Of business practices the art of painting
Mr.. R. is q real natural genius in that way and his
amateur brush has already gained for him local
iame whieh VIII De more EXTENDED. Inns portrait
Is pronounced 10 De an aafnifaoie likeness Oh the
subject ana 70 pc very artisticaiiy executed.
CONFLICT OF JURISDICTIONS En- err
son, Of the First District, and Mayor Monroe, got
at loggerheads yesterday about question of juris
diction. The Recorder, we believe, accus ed the
Mayor of contempt of his authority in releas ing
on bail from the lookup prisoners whom he
claimed as having passed within the pail OF his
reeorderial jurisdiction by being committed to his
house OF detention and having their names entered
on the record book OF his oiice. The Mayor has
an impression that the prisoners are subject to ms
control as the mead OF the police, until their pass
from the hands Of that arm Of the government, by
due course OF examination or arraignment before
ohe hecordefs Court we presume tne knotty
question VIII De quietly settled, ana that mean
Wnte 'he country Is saie 80 'af Us ehe progress OIL
inc nisunderstaholhg Is concerned.
POLICEMEN REPoRTED.-Oficer Carpenter, of The
Fourth District police, was reported yesterday
morning py Lieut.. oos'iey, VINO charges MN WIN
qerehcuoh oi uuty anu ihiPropeflY interfering ln
lhe elec'ioli we pteF'ous u"s' oiiset heipey oi
the Second District was reported py Lieut. Crevon
ior drunkenness, ETC.
REcoRDERIAL BUSINESS DULL.-On election days
in this, an abundant harvest of riotous evil doers
are collected INTO the lockups. Not so on Tuesday,
however; and the Recorders Courts were conse-
quently very dull yesterday. Everybody was too
much interested on Tuesday to waste their time in
irving to get into the back doors of whisky shops
after The stur that wopld drive them distracted and
into difsoulties.
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abont the nurlieua of Washinpton souare hran.
disbng The weanop. pursuing and endeayorine To
ininre snch persons as were about. He was finally
seized. manacled and cribb'd, cabin,d and confined
in the lookup by squad of policemen.
DAMAGED CoTToS BtRsED-some cotton which
was damaged by fire at the foot of St Joseph
street on sunday. and was supposed to be effsetu.
alIv q nnt out j, bIazed ont again Mt o'clock ves
tardav morning was burned mn and n hole burned
in tbe wharf before the engines reached the nlace.
FLEEoEp-A sailor man named William Noll was
taken in and done for by the wles of a syren
named Mrs. Elizabeth Sterling who has her domi-
eile on Greatmen street, between Poet and Spain.
She enticed him into her house as if she were the
sole occupant, when an ogre arose in the person of
Mr.. Sterling, who informed the would.be Worship
claim nm Mrs 8 Mr.. Noll nust pnrcbase HIS safety
FROM, a,yfnl consaonences Mr.. N thougbt tb;z was
q rather binding u but seeing no escape shelled
ont oil tho medinm which he had about his clothes
which consisted of some forty.dye gold pieces,
He then complained to police Sergeant George
Jamison, who suddenly arrested the brace of Ster.
linps iupped them. and returning searched the
house and recovered all the funds of the yerdant
and amorous Nol.
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I. Lewis was arrested after midnight yesterday
morning, being found in Mrs. Thorn's residence IN.
der suspicious circumstances.
FIRST D1sTR1cr CoURr. = Yesterday John W.
Overall. charged with the killing Of Henry Con-
land. was discharged on mol pros, entered bv
District Attorney Bradford. The accused furnished
the District Attorney with evidence that was not
adduced, either before the Recorder or the Grand