New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-04
NUMBER 156.
RDtai Antelliaeute.


yesterday 1872 families calling for supplies. The
following groceries and vegetables were given |
out: IL zbbls. mess beef, 81 bbls. meal, II bbls. /
rice, bbis. sugar. bbs. naolasses 81 sacks sweet
potatoes, 8 sacks Irish POTATOES ,i3 sacks onions.
lOo pumpkins, 3 oeeves, l sheep, 1900 sloayes
bread, 800 lbs. fish, j bb salt, 8 boxes soap, and |
an immense quantity of beets, okra, core, peas,
egg plants, ETC., etc. -,E .-s=.sz-=er "A
HE CoSFEDgR ATE CADETS. fine company |
OF patriotic youth ont drilling last night and
made g. line show both in point Of numbers and by
the exact manner with which they went through,
the different military eVoutions. They did MS the
honor to stop and give US three cheers rs they
passed the Office for which they have oar thanks.
We are sure that this company will be in, if the
tide of battle turns this way, and will nobly do
their dnty. rs -"s5..l - - ~
CRESCENT BTrEs.-The msnthy meeting Of this
company will be held tonight. We learn that i'm
portant business will come up for consideration
therefore, it is to be hoped there will be full at
tendance The Crescent Blues are rapidly gaining
high place among our city companies, and the
members should not relax in their efforts until they
are the first.
MORE TkooPs.-The steamer Roebuck, Capt.
Sleade, which arrived yesterday evening, brought
drown the Sabine Rebels, of Sabine parish. They
number 68 men rank and file, under the command
of Capt. D. W. Leef: First Lieutenant, L. J. Nash
Second Lieutenant, W. L., Thompson; Junior
Second Lieutenant, S. J. sibley. She also brought
down Capt F. u. Raxsdale, First Lieutenant S. P.
Leach and IS priGates of the, Rapides Tigers,
which company arrived in the city last week
MORE TRoops FROM TExAs.-Two companies of
Texan troops arrived by an express train of the
Opelousas Railroad yesterday. They are the
| Grimes county Grays, Capt. Hutchinson, of the
Second Division, and the Waverley Confederates,
Capt. Powell, of the Third Division. Theynumber
about 200 men rank and file. 4r- -&=-t
| ANOTHER COMPANY IN STATE SERr1cE.-T
Twiggs Rifles Capt. David n. Marks was mustered
into the service of the Staterfor twelve months on
| Monday morning. This company numbers eighty
| two men, rank and file, and are as fine body of
soldiers as any that have been raised in the city.
Their destination, we understand, is TO be Grand
Caillou To Capt. Marks patriotic liberality alone
does the State owe the organization, unifornning
and equipment of this fne body of men; for we
learn that all those expenses have been paid by
him from his private purse, besides giving ten
dollars to each man to leave their families while
they were waiting their first months pay. No
country with such citizens can be conquered.
THEfooWing letters from the Washington Artl
lery may be had by applying in person or by writ
ten order 10 this Office:
Messrs Lenes & Delachaise. Mrs A. J. Harrell
Jackson Levy, Samuel Ewing, Mrs. J. II. Wess, A
| N. Bosworth. 81. 7--. 80 -tEs
FIRE.-A fire broke out in honse on Ca1Iiopt
street, between St. Charles and Apollo streets
yesterday at L O'Clock. 1t did not do damage II
any great amount as it was put out almost imme
t dately. ~ ~-''@. - 8s' y''.
AN iMPoSToR.-Ann Ryan was arrested yestel
G day afternoon for being drunk on the streets an
0 behaving in an improper manner. She had in he
: possession market basket we'll filled with pre-
: visions, dollar or so in money and ticket fo
| relief at the free market, and for seven dollar
from the committee who disburse th G funds Sh
e was recognized at the lookup as being the vii
r and mother Of the two Ryans who were sent
IL the Penitentiary some time since for larceny, bl
n upon what grounds she was enabled to get tt
:, tickets for relief could not be imagined. She ce
tainly did get relief, and had no doubt spent tl
cash for whisky. Perhaps she thought that as lie
husband and son were serving their country in th
Penitentiary, she had as much right as anybody
the benefits of the charitable institution. Sh
= should certainly be enlightened on the subject b
q at least six months tuition in the Work-house.
Ell An EXCITING RACE. - Yesterday morning t
residents of that part Of the First District con
prised between Calliope and Julia. Baronne an
! Levee streets, were much excited and amused b
= a most exciting race which took place. 1t seem
v that fellow named Emanuel Garcia went into tn
Il store of Louis Fanstinburg, corner of Julia an
N III Baronne streets, and taking up bundle of hani
kerchiefs, soped. He was seen by the store
| keeper and pursued with hue and cry. On the
If went up Baronne street at laundering pace, an
al by the time they reached Calliope street, sever
citizens had joined in the pursuit, but Garcia WI
n several lengths ahead. He doubled on his enemi'
at that point of the race, threw away the stole
OF goods, which impeded his fight, and commence
., putting in fancy licks down Calliope street. H
re pace was tremendous, and the pursuit was groN
ing weaker and weaker, when, by another turn
nd the left the flying rogue gained Delord stree
but there he was met by some sagacious hunte
who had turned in that direction, with a view
as heading him off, and at the very moment he me
is calculated in evading pursuit, was captured.
was marched in triumph to the Lafayette sire
lookup, amid a torrent of breathless explanatio
So and questions.
nd RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURT.--Mrs, Murray ga
in bail to answer to the accusation of having tax
$3.50 from Thomas Bowling
Emanuel Garcia, the fleet rogue mentioned ell
where as having stolen bolt of hankerchiefs, v
al arraigned on thai charge and also on that of hi
u ing struck the wife OF the shop-keeper from whit
~ the goods were stolen. He was locked up to W
| examination on the lIth inst.
Leon Tune was mulGted to the time Of $40
les kicking up row in P0ydras market.
he Several chronic cases of found drunk y We
lW sent to the Work house for treatment, and gool
number of belligerens were sottened down by y-t
II tracing q ounces of silver
Try RECORDER GASTNEL's CorRT.--1da Durand "
lie, 4, dismissed from prosecution the charge of
W iury made against her by Francis Wagner, the G
dence which he brought against her not be
ro- sufficient to fix the crime upon her.
,;ro Mrs. Widow Coleman, charged by O. Delal
I'D with having set fire to the premises she occupi
III" at the corner of Tont and Bienvlle streets,
=. Saturday night, gave bail in $500 to appear 6
ms answer.
uc- Josephine Phillips, f. W. c., charged with hav
assaulted and beaten Victorine Charles f. W.
was given the choice of paying SIS Or going
ats prison for fifteen days. Not having the nor
ter convenient Josephine went to the Parish Prisol
Barney Singleton, f. m c., who was convicted
being in the State in contraventiOn of law, had
oc furnish bonds and good security that he Wo
u leave in five days.
Micke Damn, charged with having turned Felie
Vivant and her children ont of room which
ilie rented from him. and kept their cl.thes gave
Gu | in 5000 to apnpar md answer.