New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-06

GutaI SuteIllqents.

CITY COUNCIL Both Boards of the Council /
failed to get quorum last night, and adjourned to
Thursday night. |
THE RESULT or MONDAYS ELEcTIoS.-The hour |
was 80 late On Monday night when the returns OF |
the election made up, that we were unable to
give more than an outline of the result. The fol.
lowing s list of the officers elect which has been
compiled from the returns at the Sherf's office:
!Sherits.-A. MazeFeau for the Criminal Court,
and John P. Walden for the Civil Courts.
Coroler.--Dr. E. D. Beach.
Slate Seldtors.-Jo ohm Laidlaw and Felix Laba- |
tut. .- u.
Representatres.-First Distrct-0. W. Austin,
J. l.. Macauay, B. S. Tappan, Dr. W. B. Lindsay.
Second Dstrict-Samuel Jameson, Jos. W. Car
roll. Third Dstrict--John r. Shaw, Robert Mott,
r. W. Estlin, A. e. Wilson. Fourth District-Geo.
Cronan. Fifth District C. Gaudy, c. E. Ruhl.
Sixth District-J. Y. Bofl. Seventh District-L.
Duvignaud, JOS. Solomon. Eighth Dstrct-M.
Brown. Ninth District. T. Bsrthelemi.
Assessors.-R. D. Hubbard, 7. A. Boulet, J. 7.
Watkins, 7. Durel.
State Tar CoNeetors.--First Distributions
Askew. Second District Joseph Hernandez. Third
Dstrict-Marc Dodart. Fourth Dstrict--Jno. Haas.
Algers-H. Fortier.
Justices of the Peace.-First A. G. Brce Sec
ond, D. F. Mitchell Third, A. saucier; Fourth, E.
Morrell Fifth, 7. Drouel SIXTH J. Y. Barrett i
Algiers, A. Fortier. ....v
CoustaJ7es--First, P H. v Degruy; Second, W.
Fl. Waters Third, LII. Watson Fourth, A. Pra-
| dos; Fifth, A. Lusto Sixth, 7. F. Mcclure; Al
! giers, D. Finn.
| The following parties received the highest vote
in the city for Auditor and Superintendent Of
| Public Education:
| For Audit0r.-H. Peralta.
| For Supezintende7h-W. Fl. n. Magruder,
We will publish the full official returns in day
| or two
FREE MARKET. busiest day which the Free
| Market Committee have had yet was yesterday,
1893 families coming forward for supplies, and
carrying away with them the following lots of eat
abes: 1925 loaves of bread, 50 bbls meal, II bbls.
sugar, bbls. molasses, bbls. peas and beans 2
bbls. vinegar, bbl. pork, l Dbl. beef bbls sour
krout, bbs. dried apples, bullocks, kits mack
ere, kits salmon, s. kits tongues and sounds, 2
sacks salt II sacks onions, sacks turnps, 70
sacks potatoes, 48O cabbages, 2GO punches greens,
200 punches leeks and 45O pumpkins Owing to
| the generosity of the benefactors of the market,
this extraordinary run the market did not en-
tirely exhaust the supplies on hand but made such
| hole in them that much assistance will be re-
quired to get enough on hand for next Friday.
SHOOTING ArFRAY. = A shooting affray took
| place in the bar-room Of the ST. Charles Hotel
last night, about loa O'Clock, between two
men named Green and James. Ten shots were
fired, which resulted in James being wounded in
the The difficulty had its origin in a private
dispute. James was arrested and gave bail.
| FIREs.-There were two alarms of fire yester-
day, which amounted to nothing. The first was
about 81 O'Clock in the morning, and was in a
| house on Jackson street near Annuncation. 1t
| was put out before any harm was done. The sec
ond was about u o'clock in the day, on Bagatelle
| street, and was caused by the burning out of a
foul stove pipe. 1t resulted in the pipe being
ceansed.
| A LlSCOLNITE ARREsTED.-Capt. George NJ. Bea-
man, on Monday, made affidavit in the Fourth Dis
triet against a man named Thomas Drummond,
charging him with being an Abolitionst, and an
enemy of the Southern Confederacy. A warrant
was issued, and officer Ben. Miller soon had Drum,
mOnd locked up in the calaboose, where he will
have to wait patiently until Recorder Adams gives
him a hearing.
A JEALOUS C1rIzES.-Some men are so little in.
terested in political matters that they seldom ex
ercse their privilege of voting, unless under ex
traordinary creum stances. But Dennis Prender
gast is not one of this sort He believes that the
price of liberty is eternal vigilance at the ballot
box He thinks everybody should vote as often as
possible. He tried to vote twice on Monday, how
ever and cost his liberty. Bad for Prendergast.
FIRST DISTRICT CoUNT-Ths court was in ses
sion yesterday, and transacted the following bust
ness ....
Thomas Monaghan, who failed to appear last
week for trial upon charge of shooting with in
tent to kill, having been arrested was brought up
but on motion of the District Attorney he was dis
charged on nolle prosequ as he had volunteered
| TO go to the seat OF
Jose Garibaldi, Seraphino Campioni and Pauline
Scayoni, the three Sican counerfeters who
sometime since were convicted of countertelting
i | asked for new trial, which was refused.
Paul j. Weed, who had been convicted of pass
ing counterfeit money, also asked for new trial
| with the same result.
RECORDER EMERsoNs CouRT.-The following
parties gave bail to appear for examination:
} Mrs. Geshard accused of grossly insulting anC
abusing Isabella Brown. Case fixed for the 20tt
inst.
l Rensom Marblay, accused of assaulting ant
} stabbng Tilman kalker. Case fixed for the 2ls
! ! | inst.
Christian Trenng, charged with unawfully re
tanning money belonging to Nathaniel Hoyt Cast
fixed for the 18th inst.
3 Jacob Mock and Jacob Negel, accused of resist
! ing an officer Case fixed for the 18th inst. =
Il Picol Degerman, charged with disturbing tn
peace. Case fixed for the 18th inst. ,,
: John Hartman, accused of obtaining money tror
| Fl. i. Levy, under false pretences, Fixed for tn
. 2lst inst.
Mrs. Johanna Adams and Ellen McCarty, accuse
~ of assauting and striking with broom-handle
/ Miss Eliza Murphy. Case fixed for the 2lst inst.
$ Joseph Johnson, charged by J. c. Simpson viii
Il being an abotonist, was required to give bond
= = in 1906 to behave decently Tor the next thre
. months.
a Morgan Mathews and Patrick Noon, also CAV
II bonds to keep the peace for three months.
II Mary Ann Harris and Jane Lordant, couple o
- drunken vagrants were sent to the Work hous
d for thirty days.. And John CheeVers, who threv
: a paving stone at Sam. Slider's head, sent II
J., the Parish Prison to await examination.
:, James Farnely, who robbed the till of q coffee
stand in Poydras market, was sent to the WoEH
l. house for sixty days.
y THE LINCOLN CABINET DIVIDED ON TIE CoNDrC
d OF THE WAR,-Forney, who is supposed to be j
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