New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-28

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FREE MARKET-There were 1891 families re-
lieved yesterday this institution. 1t will thus be
seen that the number of applicants is still on the
increase, while it is gradually becoming apparent
that something must be done towards increasing
the supplies, or the committee will find themselves
almost out when the market days come round.
They have called our attention to the fact, that
their supply Of pumpkins and corn meal is getting
very short, and that they fear scarcity unless the
people in the country send them on more freely.
They also beg that the benevolent country folks
will send on all other kinds of vegetables and ed
bles that they can spare The following is list
OF supplies furnished yesterday: 1370loaves bread,
30 bbis meal, 7bbls rice 81 bbls. rnolasses,1 bbl
mackerel, bbls. beef, 2 bbls. sour krout, boxes
Goldfish, a kits tongues and sounds, beeyes, 5
sacks onions, 40 sacks sweet potatoes, 5 bbls
okra and green peas, 10 cabbage, 30 punches
eeks, punches lettuce and parseley, etc., sacks
salt, sacks Irish potatoes, bbls. dried fruit, and
200 pumpkins.
MORE NEW REGIMENTs-On Thursday last there
were two new regiments of volunteers organized
at Camp Moore, by the election of field officers.
The officers chosen in each of them are gentlemen
well known throughout the State, and have always
ranked among the first men in it. The following
is list of the officers elected:
Fifteenth Regiment Preston Pond, Jr., of East
Felciana, Colonel; E. Mason, of Caddo, Lieut.
Colonel; Daniel Gober, of St. Landry, Ma jor.
The regiment is composed of the following COM
panes: Caddo Fencbles; Walker Roughs, Capt.
Walker; Edwards Guards, Capt. Edwards; Pine
Woods Sharpshooters Capt. G. F. Hosea Rapides
Tigers, Capt. Raxdel Evergreen InVincibes, Capt.
f. White; Big Cane Rifles, and three other com
panies whose names we did not learn, commanded
by Captains Fuqua, of East Feliciana, Thompson,
Of St. Helena, and Mayberry.
SirteenA Reginenh.-S. S. Heard, Colonel
Charles Jones, Lieut.-Colone: R. B. Jones, Major.
Col. Heard appointed the following gentlemen on
his staff: Robt. Richardson, Adjutant; Saml. G..
Quincy, SergeantMajor; 7. P. Richardson, Sur
geon; j. 7. Sibley, Quartermaster. We could not
learn what companies compose this regiment
Both go into active service Immediately, and we
wish them every success.
ISQUEsT.-The Coroner held on inquest yester.
day morning upon the body of a negro man, the
slave of Mr. Charles, found floating in the river
The boy was fishing on the bank of the river last
Wednesday, and taking sudden fit, fell in and was
drowned. The verdict was in accordance with the
facts.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Judge Colens yester
day sentenced VIM. S. FOndenburg to four months
Imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
Q. B. Brewer, f. N. c., pleaded guilty of assault
and battery, and was remanded to await sentence
John Faulk, accused of larceny, was dismissed
from custody.
RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURr.-Maggie McGinn, a
resident of Dryades street, charged with having
robbed &. W. Light of $50, was arraigned and re
manded to await examination to-day.
Mike and Dan Burke for assaultng and threat
ening Mary Forstall was fined $40 and made tc
give bonds to keep the peace for six months.
Catherine johnson, accused of having thrown
carbon in the cutters of Pearl street, and Phoebe
Delmuir, for having taken some canary birds from
Mr. Drommond's negro boy, were both discharged
there not being sufficient evidence to fix the aCcu
satOn upon them.
Quite a lot of found drunks, gutter snipes anG
yagrants, were put through course of sprouts.
RECORDER GAsTISEL's COURT. - Louis Burns
charged with larceny in passing off bad $40 bill
upon B. Mick, shoemaker, and getting back
pair of shoes valued at 81 so and SIS so in change
was sent to the Parish Prison to await examina
tion.
Lizzie German and Christine Specia, for commit
ting breach of the peace on Marguerite Ann Mil
ler gave bail in the sum of 500 each to appear
for examination.
Daniel Moldana was committed for trial before
the First District Court, on charge of larceny
property belonging to j. g. Riedel. He was sem
to the Parish Prison to await trial. in default o
bonds.
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT.-Thos. Faughner, fol
violating the peace Of James McGovern, was fined
S. and made a member of the peace society fol
six months, and James McGOvern, fer doing dirt
to Thomas Faughner, had to pay $40 and was asc
Initiated in the peace society.
JuIiette Bellevue {. W. c., was fined 80 for com
mitting an assault and battery upon Augustine
Perac, {. n. c. She was also made a member O
the ?. S.
Mrs. Smith, who insulted and abused Mrs. Soils
was also made member of the same respectable
society.
The following cases were dismissed by mutua
CONSENT
Martin Higgins, accused of trespass; Nicholas
Jolly, f. m. e.. obtaining money under false pre-
tences; George Coones and Thomas Buckley, as
sault and battery.
Mrs. Ann McCauley, for insulting and abusing
Adeza Brown, was sent after with the intention
of making her explain what she meant