New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07


~ IN reference 10 the notice in another column,
II wiz he seen that The Hon. Thomas ]. Cooley, Of
slae parish Of Points Goapee, is announced as a
candidate Judge in The Judicial District, com
4,osatf III the parishes III Pointe Coup6e, Ayoyelles
and West Feliciana.
judge Cooley has been within the last thirty
wears, four times upon the bench, asJudge Of the
Fourth Judicial District. previous to tho Constitu-
ton ST ls4s as parish Judge Of Pointe Coupee--
al President Of the City Court Of New Orleans
aud astls, as Judge Of the Ninth District composed
x NJ tspncorda and Pointe Coup6e. In all Of these
rssponsible positions he acquitted himself with
marked ability and integrity, and deservediy en-
loved Tie confidence and respect Of his fellow
siitizsns The election will take place on the first
Monday III April next, and as the people appear TO
have made up their minds that politics shall no
longer be allowed to interfere with jaGiciai cleo
lions, sva aIe fully persuaded that Judge Cooley
4 WIFI receive the largest vote where he5 is best
EnaH --and higher compliment than that could
not be bestowed.
CoH-asss seahee: on "a PAGE
2 Ia Oh YaE EoSFEDgR ATED STATES We yes
elssv mentioned the circumstances attending the
ftitgilg out hi the New Basin On Tuesday, Of the
stHag III the Southern Eonfederacy yet seen Or
heard Of iii this city. We have ascertained that
10 the dispatch from Montgomery, upon which the
8ia aas made as perfectly reliable; and as our
ffianas at the New Basin yesterday sent the flag 70
u.s. we furg tito the breeze in front of the Cres-
cent office that cur friends and the public at large
might have 4 good look at it.
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THE REAL OH STUFF Mr. Michel Of /" The
Planet, on Magazine street, has our thanks for
sample Of his fine old whisky. The committee of
inspection I'd whom We submitted it for their judg-
niers. pronounce II the best article Of the kind
they have tasted for many q day. Michel hands
ont this article to his visitors
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AdusEMEsrs.- Opera. The Pardon Of Ploer-
rlier' Will be repeated tonight, with Mile Patti in
The leading part. The opera is great success !;
and having the charm Of novelty, it will crowd
Tile house whenever offered.
Vasseties Jeanne Deansn drew the usual fine
auditory last night, and went of with the usual
brilliant success. Those who have not yet wit
messed this dranna have but little time left; for
This Il its last week. Beside the drama, tonight,
viii be given that sde.splitting farce, Mr.. and
4 Mrs. Peter White. z
a Charles The Old place was full last night,
and The colleen Bawn went of with great sue
cess 1t IS the best thing in the Irish way ever
offered here, and il Intensely interesting. The
N Daddy Auat Of Riley, the Hardness Of Pope, the
Mother Cs,agin Of Mrs. Hind, the Ann Chute of
{ Mrs. Perrin, and the Ely O'Gofnaor Colleen
h Bawn1 Of Laura Honey, render most excellent
assistance to hIr Collins IN bis character Of Myles
nj goppGieea, whilst the scenic help Is much bet
ter than that ordinarily offered at the st. Charles
Mr Collins may feleitate himself upon one thing ;
& and that Is, thathe draws out the company of the
st srleswith better eject than any other 'tstar
that has appeared on those boards within the last
ten pears. Beside the Colleen Bawn z tonight,
II be given + A Race for 4 Widow, with Smith
as PoPiosL
4cadeatg. Tho Inhermann Zouavea had another
greatly crowded house last night, and afforded the
usual amount of qualification, establishment and
delight. The French character Of their perform
aneAs, we notice, draws great and fashionable
craR dsof people from down town. The bill for
tonight ID varied and attractive. zouaye Glatigny
y VIII sing I'll Refine he Ia yase; ''s' Jne File
Terrible will be performed, with zouaye Leon,
the unrivaled delineator of feminine characters, as
the heroine; also that capital vaudeville, & Mill
tafra III Pensionnaire.' Y The grand military dis
plays igh To, Warke eFolutions, tableaux, etc
are alone worth double the price Of admission.
Blt we need say no more. The Zouayes are draw.
4 ing hugely, and promise to do for some time to
come VIII give 4 noon performance on Sat.
Hrdag for the ladies' and children expressly.
1sesal.-Those who have not yet examined into
slie merits of the Museum Connected with the
Aeadany, but separate as to admissionl should
not fail visit open, as ii is. from 10 in the
I morning to 10 at night.
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