New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
VOLUME XIV.
$otaI SMtsIIigeyae.

VI ehiiy Sioohl5 VI ooe'VhANo oiA t'uh""J
mornings. We are not tn favor, Of course, OF any
unnecessary labor being done on the sabbath, bnt
hold that if the office is opened at all it should be
to some purpose. On Sundays it has been the
custom of the Postmaster to open at 8 and close
at IL O'Clock, which really amounts to no opening
at all. The clerks are kept at their posts for two
| hours, and nobody benefited. If, however, the
hours were changed, so as to make it open at Ii
| and close at l o'clock, there would be some use in
the labor, and the mails, which arrive by the Jack
son Railroad, could be distributed, and the COM
| munity benefited
Yesterday, for example, the office was only kept
open long enough for the mails to come in, and
| then tantalizingly closed. The newspapers, of
course, feel such conduct on the part of the post
master more sensibly than anybody else. "e.de-
pend upon our Sundays mail Tor news ana "neh
cut off from them by the singular conduct OF pup
lie official, we consider that we nave right 10
| complain. Weare opposed, however, 70 forcing u
man to work on Sunday who does not wish to dolt'
and would much rather see such person resign
from position the duties of which are likely to
eonhic' WIN MS fehglon'
| MILITARY SOHooL.--We are glad to see that the
military school established in this city some time
since by Professor Platosz is now beginning to
attract that attention which it really deserves.
Numbers of the officers OF our volunteer corps nave
attended and are now attending this school to
perfect themselves In lhe tac'ies' 1hose 'la' nave
Soue I'usn '"1 rs -, VOL 0oNiao nLa to.-o
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nee '"Sel Il, ~ 49,. ~
li0nl ,no ~,
p't'ai,Vn' anu ny" ,. ns,a Wv 80.
-, IT, at,ioa.s of .o ,,,t;ti. would attend
.r.,I ~, .s-a,.,a e. !. 49, lr..aa+ o,,d
gir,n1oot road of accn;ring tbat information 90
necessarv for them to possess in their present DO
Z. sitio,s II will ha saeu hv referrno tn another
1 cn,,mn that tbe battalion school will he removed
an Tnesdav next to the Masenie Halle The other
| schools will remain where thew are To- .=
! r,nvs rha e+,h,o =, Cont Eso7onon nm Rar.
.4.ot ho.,.oa, fno,a stroota
was entireyv destroved bv fire Yesterday morning.
at O'Clock, The loss ia not heavy.
An alarm was giyen at II o'eloek Yesterday
morning. and the Gremeu were ont in full force.
Int it was ascertained that the alarm was false
one and they went back to their headouarters Il
| ,vvpy Nr,p.. E1pr Mr. voorbies yvto rasidae
81 Drr,a;na o+roo+ hoturaan Naroi, and rran,t
! oon,a ,oor tovine, oor;,ro fro an his rrer,ises
satnrdav night ar abont II o,clock The 1,itcber
was discovered tn he bnrninp, and The alarm
given. bnt ,ucEiIv there was nlentv of water anf
tba fire. was mt mt 1vi,bont rnncb damage heinz
dora
and McConlev nitcbed into each other verv say
ageIv on saturday night on Morean street in III,
Tbird District and backed away in reau,ar hntcbe
sty,o non oocb o.her n,ti, hotb 1vara disabled h,
s-.,s,.-. M, - 80 .s - Al,
: dangerous WOUNDS. Ihey were sent Oh 10 I'll
hospital
r TeRH1stE Accrprxr-f3zzd burned 10 Death.-
On Saturday morning last at O'Clock little boy
i aged years, named Aureus Nichols, whose pa
rents reside at the corner Of ST. Charles and Poy
dras streats while standing hafore .tbe CRATE hi
dress ookfre, and before assistance could be ren
dered was so badly burned that he died yesterda
J. morning at O'Clock.
JxorEsrs The coronar Yesterday held tbe fol
: lowing ipquests: s.
Il Unon the bodv Of Thomas A. bastu. aged 2
n native of s,ahana d;ed trono the effact
oS bavonet % stab h in The abdomen m The dc deeease
. was a soldier in one of the State regiments, an
!, last Thursday night ATTEMPTED to leave the head
las. inu'sy y, Nss ~ loao ~ a
quarters OF lis regiment without leave he wa
r ! arrested Eby the sentinel and, resisting, wa
stabbed. Verdict in accordance with the facts.
t'PoAi ooAJ 'i-t"' ''NS-'~
y this city, aged months, snothered somehow b
E rolling over with his face downward on bed: q
the corner of Tchoupitoulas and Calliope streets
= Verdict accidental death. .r-.. ..
e Trsr on TrrrEps received vesterdav from, On
Z Z sbsent yo1nnteers which nav he had hv annlvin
! in nersop ar by written order at th;s office.
It Nirsr Alexander Holm Adams Sarn,l Barker "
II Banks, G. Bruard (care Fl. Power, E. Baro1
:, Mrs. Beatty, I. n. Cobb, Mrs. G.: Conway, \
Gou'o wo ,ss nnos ,,'e Sbaa S,na, r,
d p DovIe 7 n. Damnf Miss Iarv Curell. ". +
Q Frederickson, Mrs e. Faibore, Mr.. Fingen Rob
Gould, 3. Gousey, Miss AnnsG sGany, Miss Georgian
yohh eaey Rya,in No. Hsstins Wrs Gre
e Hahart f2l Mrs, Anna Hegins Miss Iizz
IL Hooper, Pat Howard, Miss G. Jackson, Mrs. {
"a Johnso4, Mrs a, huGk6orn .. heliy, y; H. Nell.
E. I"n9btn5 Mrs or,onv ma Mra Rpancis Mead ~
st Miss Mary j. Murphy, Ali Miller Miss G. Moor
E, Mime P. Miller, Terence Murphy, E Maher,
20 iG, aehel, NINE Nichoas, maurice at ,o'Meai, 'on
IS poaIt u It's p;nhons NJ ~, II Panno So,1o
'e Mrs. i. Siler (2l. G. p Tschueider, j. F. Suqde
r John Stringer, Il. Stark, Xayier Silvv, Mrs Sara
! Stratton. Mrs ]. Sheen. Miss Bridget e. Tohin i
~ Turner, JACQUES M. Suer, G, A. Winters. loser
L. Wild, Miss II. White Miss Jane Wise.
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