New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
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HM0unt Yerno2 Guard If4e meeting was crowd
ed the proceedings were characterized BY llar-
mony and enthusiasm; and the club vas organ
ized in great strength. The Iat Of officers elected
will be found in another column.
On Saturday hight, the Union men Of the First
Ward assembled at Eagle Hall; and organized
themselves into the Bell Ranger5.' The club is
powerful in members and will prove a strong ac-
session to tue Bell and Everett army. The List Of
oficeya is daily advertised in another column.
The Young Bell Fingers Of the Third Ward, and
the Bell Knights of TIC Sixth Ward, both had
large and enthusiastic meetings on Saturday night
After adjourning, the Eell knights, with band
Of music marched up torn and Joined The Young
Bell Ringers, on Camp street. They made long
procession, and marched through the principal
streets in formidable array. Mr. John Exams, the
painter, of Camp street, is preparing splendid
banner to present to the Xoung Bell Fingers,
whose painting he las done so far.
The Young Mems Douglas and johnson Club
had large meeting at Concert Hall on Friday
night. The principal thing Gone was the adop-
ton Of a resolution inviting Stcrhcn A. Douglas to
visit this city. ..
The Young Mems Breckinridgo and Lane Club
had a meeting on Saturday night at Armory Hall,
where they seemed to enjoy themselves properly
over lengthy speech from Mr. J. +. H. Claiborne.
Afterward a torchlight procession was formed,
with music, banners and transparencies and awoke
some Of the streets. An organ Of the Breckln
ridgers yesterday made fun Of the procession by
stating that there were three thousand men in it!
There were not three hundred in it. The party
ought not to tolerate such joke as this, from one
of its organs
DIRECTORY OF THE BELL AND EVERETT CLUBs.--
For public convenience we give list of the names
of the Bell and Everett clubs, with their places
and nights Of meeting: .-u.= ...
| Tie Jaioa Guard, representing the whole city ;
meets at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday nights.
| Tile Young Bel Ringers, representing all the
First Districts meet at the Story Building, on Sat
urday nights.
| Tile Bel Knights composed of tile young men
Of the Second District meet at the St. Philip Ball
Room on Tuesday nights. And the Ward clubs as
| follows:
Ffast Wari.-The Bell Rangers meet on Tues
day nights, at Eagle Hall.
Second Wara.--The Mount Vernon Guard meet
on Friday nights, at No. 9 New Basin.
| Third Ward.-The Everett Rangers; meet on
1 Wednesday evenings, over the Carrollton Railroad
| depot on Baronne street.
| FIFTH Fau.-The Constitution Club; meets on
Tuesday nights, at the Orleans Ball Room.
,sittt Rard.-The Union Guard; meets on Fri.
day nights, at the St. Philip Ball Room.
! SeUeath and Eighth Wards.-The Union Guard
meets on Tuesday nights, at the Third District Elk
change, corner of Elysan Fields and Greatmer
streets.
Ninth Wafd.-The Bell and Everett Club; meet
| on Tuesday nights, at the Star cofeehouse, o
Levee street.
Tenth aud E1erentt Wards, (Fourth District.) J.
The Everett Guard to meet on Wednesday nights
in hall now building by them, at the corner {
Nayades and Josephine streets.
! From the above list, it is evident that the Be
!. and Everett men in this city are in strong an
forward state of organization. The town will b
astonished on the 4th proxino the day of the frs
grand turnout. =M
e The WAY TO Do 1r.-Ihe Everett Guard of til
= = Fourth District, having no place large enough
= meet in are now at work building hall for thei
0 meetings, at the corner of Josephine and Nayade
e Streets the owner of the ground generously a
n lowing them the of it without cost. It begin
' to look as if the Garden District intends to tell
. tale this fall
MORE OF THE LAKE BoRGSE MERDERERs Al
REsTEp.-Leut. Mazerat of the Third District, yes
$ terday arrested, at Mnehurg, two SpaHiard
named Joseph scoena and Hiacent0 Gate, upo
' warrants issued by Judge Toca, of st. Bernar
9 Parish, charging them with the murder of the tw
u Cinnamon who were last murdered at Lake Borgn
y They will be sent down to be properly dealt wit
Three of the alleged actors in the Proctorvil
It tragedies are now in limbo. Polinary, who w
arrested the other day. stole up to the city throu&
the woods, bare headed and bare-footod 4
must have had nice tramp of it.
E, MECHANICS FIRE COMPANY No. 6.-This COZ
2, pany had gay time of it yesterday, steaming
y over the lake, ieasting themselves at Lewisbur
IS steaming it back, and coming up town after da
with music and torchlights. Before retiring
b. their own quarters they repaired to No l4's hou
N on Common street, the members of which compal
IS had assembled with punch and other good thing
to give their friends a fraternal welcome-home al
a an agreeable top-ofi to their days festivity.
le ROBBERY OF A ScHooNER-Thos. Waterhous
II. VIM. Thompson and Henry Hunt, were arrest
ID last evening at the New Basin, by officer Meyel
n Capt. John Robertson, of the schooner Aurel
charging Wstcrhouse with robbing the schoon
of $275, and the others as accessories They "
y : be confronted with Recorder Emerson to-day.
ne FILL D0NS IN 4 fII,--a MI. MCbOudLu
~ terday afternoon fell into a gutter Gray
III. street. being stricken with an apopleetic
Officer CLARK sent him to his residence in cab.
AZ. A RowBoAr RAcE.--A novelty of this kind is
he come off next Thursday afternoon on the lake,
Milneburg. The ''Pioneer Club have for sol
,ss time had an elegant boat housed at the lake,
tv now the tMonona Club = is having a boat bu
Cd in order to open tile sport with the Pioneers.
on Pioneer boat was built at Pittsburg, and is abb
10 feet long. The Monona boat is being finish
by John Malloney at his yard in Agiers it is
on o5 feet long, and weighs only 1870 pounds. lti
ed model of lightness, strength and symmetry,
I'd, ecting great credit upon the builder, who is III
les to beat in his line. Each boat will carry fl
~, i.a oarsmen and stecrsman. This sort of spor
IN something new in New Orleans, and the race n
se, Thursday will doubtless draw great crowd.
lay @. II. G. Brown, Secretary of the Monona Gl
bpa has our thanks for polite Invitation to be
md sent.
INC DARING ATTEMPT TO Ron A Dry GooDs sToRI
an Yesterday morning at Al o'clock. as officer Lat
lily andere was standing at the corner of Canal
the Royal streets, he heard sound of the break
ne of window glass. Going towards Bourbon ST
md he found the dry goods store Of f. A. Barrier
IyO M l30 omen and two men standing at