New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-26


rain was much needed, and was welcome every
where if we except the soldiers cncampcd in the
vicinity.
Cor BAcG. Our "TaIk on Change" who was
left prisoner in Mississippi City, by .he Lincoln
H"at running the steamers away, arrived last eve
ming, having come over in an open sai!.boat, and
being wet clean through. He says the b!lckaders
al! disappeared on sunday night.
TIE FGRsE} EHA&CE GrArn-. -- Captain Garc-
shide company, at the Barracks, received march
ing orders last evening, and will be Of to their
destination to-day. Success attend them the
Guards are a bully get Of boys.
.MonE THIRD D;sTRIt r CoNrAtIEs-T Niz5n
Rifles is the name Of a fine company being
raised in the Third District, under Capt ". r.
Cooley. The first detachment left on Monday
evening for Camp Pulaski. The armory is at Nc.
u Levee street, Third District, where more men
willing to go into immediate active service, will be
received.
Our old friend, Mr. Matt Brown, is raising
another new company in the Third District, under
the name Of the Lafayette Guard The rendezvous
is at the corner-of Port and Leyee streets. Matt
Brown is a good man to go with and we hope to
see him at the head of good big company.
LIE IAltiDl u TOIt STEEf~.--ll eNcGIIent com
pany, numbering nincty-two men, rank and file,
and commanded by Capt. J. Kemp >prague, was
mustered into the Confederate service for the
whole term Of the war, yesterday, by Lieut..
Phifer, C. s. Il. This company is splendidly
drilled, particularly in the bayonet exercise, hay
ing had the instructions of our friend, 50 accom-
plishcd in that respect, Mr.. Suttcrley, the news
agent, at the St. Charles Hotel. Thus drilled, and
headed by such men as Capt SpraguG and Lieut..
j. H. Bass, where is the place the PargOud Eolun-
tccrs won't 60, Or what the enemy they would ut
charge
FtrE.--Two hoazes near the intersection Of
Victory and It. Ferdinand streets were destroyed
by fire at about | o'clock yesterday morning.
They were owned respectively by Mr. lticheane
and Mr.. T. Hart. Firmly believed to have been
the act Of ar incendiary.
Srm.gK BY LIGHrN1NG.-The mainma9t OF the
ship Ariel, lying at the foot of piety street, was
struck and shiyered by lightning at al:-past y
o'clock yesterday, whilst the storm was passing
over. 50 Officer Bachemn reported.
DIED or HIS INJuRTEs.-Mchac Lynch who fell
from third story window of the Commercial IIo.
tel, and was at first expected to recover, died OF
his injuries night before last, at Charity Hospital
He was an Irishman, 40 years Of age. Coroner
Beach yesterday held an inquest, and returned the
| appropriate verdict.
| FIRST DISTRICT COrRr.-Jud9e CoNen&. James
| Gallagher was yesterday tried for the murder OF
- Ryan, by stabbing him in September last, at
EnIr vas Vs. ofda5 1 pon7oil III od NJ
P@rn6Is thn latter heinGof counsel Tor iiafonrc
| hofnro hoann,inT nirtriG+ t+tnrnot s++ornnr
General 5enlmes alone represented the State.
/ the Jury was empanncled speculative s. ecfdtoTi
| left and went around the neghborh0Cd, o4elTfiG
bets that the result would be verdict of man
| slaughter or q a barney "A barney means {
sure thing for the prisoner. in the way Of GSCharg
ing the prisoner, or hanging together in order tC
| save him from hanging, and being discharged
| Themselves.
1t turned out at late hour last hight, that the
| speculative spectators had not much mistaken then
| jury. Gallagher was found guilty OF manslaughter
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street, was YESTERDAY up ou me int GH@6G ol naFInE
grossly ABUSED ana lls'l'leQ hts. Dtlla oleS le
spectacle white woman me Wehcn master o.
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We cou!V not laAc W4t IN I'it,T r,
4;1 Me- C2Ine' 0l W Whtaar ri.u and + Whtatn
for putting Philip Sweeney IN tear Tor ms lie,
} | the very door OF this Rec0rder othce ana trai
s Rarey, Tree man OF white color, AlneIla meyer
Y free female OF African extraction, and Adelln