New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

FREE DrsPENsARY.--The following is the report
of the New Orleans School of Medicine, on Com
mon street, opposite the Charity Hospital;
Saturday, August % patients treated, 81
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Treated ,,s,t..,,, asiS5 u
- Whole number reated. 23,256
The EVERETT GUARD DED1cATIoS.-The Everett
Guard of the Fourth District on Saturday night in
augurated their new hall, at the corner Of Nay
AIDES and Jospephine streets. 1t is clean and
solid but cheap and roughly put up institution,
with benches and rostrum answering very well
the needs of public meeting, and with capacity
for large crowd.
The meeting was regular rouser. Torches
lighted up the street in front; Charleton's Band
occupied platform in front, and discoursed their
usual excellent music the interior of the hall was lit
with gas and candles and transparencies, ard de-
corated with flags and other ornaments; and as
the people assembled, the moon at times fairly
paled before the discharges Of fireworks. Not
half the crowd could get into the hall. The chief
speaker was Christian Roselius, who spoke at
length in his usual strain Of overwhelming argu-
ment and powerful defamation, at times stirring
up the very souls of his hearers. He was followed
by other speakers; two Of whom, Messrs. Noble
and Noel addressed the crowd outside whilst the
other speakers were going ahead inside.
In one thing the taste and lberality Of the Ever
ett Guard were most happily shown. In the iot
alongside the hall was a most beautiful supply q
iced hard cider, with tin cups for all TO DIP ana
auaff Barrel after barrel of the refreshing bever-
age disappeared, and the supply seemed mex
haustible. We must not fail to compliment our
genial and patriotic friend, Mr.. Bunce for the style
in which he presided over the cider department
showing newcomers the way and attending to the
supplies.
| During the meeting, a very large and brilliant
| procession arrived from down town, with music
and all the gay paraphernalia Of political warfare
It was composed of the Constitution Club, the
Young Bell Ringers, and the Bell Knights. They
were welcomed with regular fu,ore, and at once
conducted to the hard cider barrels. We have
seldom been at meeting so pleasant and enthu-
| sastic
After the adjournment of the meeting, grand
procession was formed, the Everett Guard now
Joining in with their music and banners and trans
parencies. A number of members of the Union
Guard (city) also joined in the procession, which
was four or five squares long, and uncommonly in
teresting to behold, with its fare of lights and
multitudnous banners. The march was dow
Apollo and Carondeet streets, and down st
Charles to Canal, where the clubs separated in th
usual formal style, passing through open lines ant
cheering and waving hats at the greatest rate.
The Everett Guard then came up Camp street
serenaded the Crescent, went over to the Phoen
and smiled all round at the invitation of Alderma
Patterson, and then took their way for their ha
| md in haau nj w
shall see all the above clubs again. and goo
many MORE tomorrow night.
| DOUGLAS MEETISG.-The Young Mems Dougla
and johnson Clubs representing the four Districts
had quite meeting at Concert Hall on Saturda
night. The hall was crowded. Mr.. Samuel Fl
Tory was the speaker of the night After the &C
iournment, the Clubs formed in procession, an
made very creditable display, with their fan
beaux and banners and transparencies, as the
proceeded on their march around town.
Their large head Transparency brought out fo
the first time, is funny enough to describe. III
picture one side represents the forks OF road
each fork leading to a white house on a hill. On
of these is the White House at Washington; Doug
las is walking up to it eisurey, Bell following an
bending beneath the weight of a bell, carried ov
!, his shoulder on pole, and Lincoln struggling
peTately to follow in the rear, with a u orlean
j, negro holding him back by the co.. III;
# other fork of the road contains i" pay an m 1
6 inridge on his shouders,r ,o be,r Lane with D.
words; " Breck, you HeFebrparand the exnlana
l. time y The saidl>ER CE taken the ,yron l,1,
X: ridge to the otf q ths lane or road takna r.
:. an insane .ler white house on the hill NJ
l. parency rect 'sylum! The reverse of this 49,
exRks Of pictures crawfish in fullretreat viii,
Ce-;''"na"oii' c.; "A regular seceder.'' oood ;,
E. =. iuinor was shown on some of the snoIIo. ~
a parencies y ''io siaaiief ira
t. NJ u0'"een the meetings and PROFESSIONS If .
s. Den ana douglas parties on SATURDAY. niabt :
wy was quite lively; especially SO for tho sa,.
COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY No. 5.-trb;s - =.
n company received a well-merited comnli,,as,. =
N saturday evening. magnificent sill siiS aa's,
p.eseited TO them by Messrs, Haler = D., !"
5 W tneiF success in saving the conner ~ ~,
nneetTon manufactory of the former NJ ,n
,onouPitoalas street. from destruction 4, ~. L
'ne "a OF April last; offers of pecuni,rv e'
ma, rItins oeen delieately declined bv the coaa
- nis was presented by Mr.. II. Haar tils ~ Y
neiseu on behalf of the company bv Mr. s. -
p.e"er Appropriate and feeling little snaaaa1.
"ete made on both Sides and then ali bo,,,
in'l 'lo',ucea To table laden with sardino -,
sooseoerry jam, and other cheEap f'.! punch
the tablo ~ Hss anu 'oasts We're given aronnd
1lly. ne" away right mer.
~ Yesterday, in their tsut ana tidy e->ou. So,
or FORM and with their new and beautiful flag, t
as No. boys started off their annual frolic viii
e' on this occasion was pitched at Lewisburg, ov
ON the lake. We much regretted that we had to q
he serve the rule, g business before peasure,'' a
o debar ourselves of the pleasure of accompany
the boys, in compliance with their polite inv
is ton. They came back at night in fine trim sho
lot ing every indication Of having had glorious til
T' OF it.
d. MuRDER.-Yesterday, at about noon, in hou
IT'S on Ursulines street, between Chartres and Ne
!" Levee, Pedro Quntefo was stabbed and instant
killed by Pepe el Malagueho, Qepe of Malag
S. both Spaniards. Quintero was the keeper of
IS oyster and fruit stand at the corner of Hospit
On and Burgundy streets Pepe was fish and shrn
seller in the Fish market. Each had room
the house where the tragedy took place.
III Juan Gomez, Francisco Garcia and Fredel
y sujol were arrested and locked up as witnesst
- The story have from the police is, that the ts
men, one going up and the other down, met
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