New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-15
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JESDAY MORNING., OCTOBER Is. 1861.


on parade yesterday afternoon, and made splen.
did appearance with 85 nen, rank aud file. The
manner in which they weht through the different
evolntions showed that their drilling has been Of
the best, and that the men are determined to pre-
pare themselves for any emergency. We noticed
one thing with sorrow however, and that was that
the company was armed only with an inferior wea-
pon-one which would We Of no avail in battle.
And even of these they did not have enough. It
is certainly to be regretted that so fine a company
as ths-one formed Of the very best material in
the cty-should be iOreed to go on month after
month without an arm with which they could feel
that they could do effectual service.
For the serenade whiHh the Blues gave US as
they passed our office list night they have cur
best thanks and good wiEhes.
HoLLrss GrAEps.-1t Is gratifying to see that
our people are already beginning to pay that re
spect to the gallant old veteran, Commodore Rol-
Inns, Which his great services entities him. Last
night company was oIganized at No. 50 Caron-
delet street, which adopted his name amidst the
greatest enthusiasm. This company is composed
ofyoung gentlemen Of that street and the neighbor
hood, and is to be crack company, if we may
judge from the specimens Of them we have seen.
The officers chosen by them last night are as fol-
lows II. L. Bartlett, Captain; Samuel Rainey,
First Lieutenant, and Andrew J. Aiken, Second
Lieutenant With such officers it is easy to see
that the company will prove a success. and that
they will take forward part in any fighting which
is 10 be done about herr. Commodore Hollins will
find that his name is in good hands, sure.
WASHINGTON JACKSON GUARDs.-This is the name
adopted by the military company organized by
the members Of the Washington Fire Company No
20, and We believe that the bold boys Of No. 20 are
az we'll calculated to maintain on the field the two
glorious names they bear as any living. They
held an election for officers last week, with the fol
lowing result: James Heggs, Captain: J. B. Joseph
First Lieutenant; B, !. Richter, Second Lieuten
ant, and P. G. Garry, Junior Second Lieutenant
We wish the Washington Jackson Guards an early
opportunity to win the glory which we know they
thirst for.
FLAG PREsEHTAe1oN,-Th Orleans Cadets, Capt
Dolbear, were the recipients on last Saturday
night of a splendid satin banner, at the hands o
Mrs. Huard, the accomplished and patriotic
daughter of Mr.. Agder, resident of Broad street
| Third District. In presenting the flag, Mrs. II
| made few eloquent and appropriate remarks
which were responded to by Captain Dolbear
who received the flag in behalf of his company
After these ceremonies the party indulged in tht
eDjoyments of the dance unta late hour, and en-
oyed themselves as iB the wont of all who partakt
of the hospitality OF Mr.. Audler's house.
SUSPECTED OF ABOLITIoNISM.-Da Monahan ant
J. T. Carrjgan were arrested on Sunday at thu
Jackson Railroad depot by Lieut.. H. F. Warner
c. S. A., for trying to go off on the cars with onl
aft uyardu foil 10 rr;,- +;5F,
tory account of themselves.
An old French fisherman, who lives at the lax
end ct the Bayou st. John, named Joseph Vial
was also arrested on Sunday upon suspicion tha
he had been having a little too much to do wit
the Lincolnitish fleet outside.
Three other fishermen were arrested at Pas
Manchac on the same charge. Their names ar
| Lasalle and Milton Sohenk and R. Smith. The
were captured by the Marion Guards.
Ned MCGOWAN, noted California character
| who was, in "a, '55 and Sc, leader in the gov
ernng party in San Francisco, and who was exile
by the Vigilance Committe of that city, just afte
| the killing of James King Of William, was arreste
late Saturday night, by Officer Smith lizard, il
compliance with orders from Gen. Twiggs. 1t i
suspected lie came here with a view of opening
communication witt the Gorilla Government. E
will find this place far more dangerous than Sal
| Francisco, if anything is fixed upon him.
| THE TARRING AND FEATuERING CAsE.-Messrs
| Lucen Adams, j. J. Burnett, and several othe
| gentlemen of the Fourth District, were examined
| yesterday by Mayor Monroe, upon the charge o
! having tarred and feathered Charles Ellis, las
Wednesday night After a lengthy examination
| the Mayor discharged all but Messrs. Burnett ant
md nod tp. do
when the defendants say that they will have wit
nesses in court by whom they will be able to prove
an abb.
A MAN KILlED.--A Spaniard named Jose No
rallies vas killed yesterday afternoon, at the corne
of Triton walk and Apollo street, by another whose
| name we could not learn. Itappears that Morale:
and the man who killed him were both employed
at Joseph Ortes' oyster shop, which is situated OF
the corner opposite the Jefferson Railroad depot
as openers of OYSTERS and that they had quarreei
during the day. Morales, who was a man of YER,
bad character and only recently out Of the Peni
tentiary, where he had served out a term for rob
berry, left the shop and, procuring knife, which h
hid in his sleeve, came back and dared the othe
| to fghtHhim; but The challenge was not accepte
until Morales had continued to abuse him for som
time in most obscene and irritating E,snnor
| The man finally camc out; but had no 50 ue
put his foot on the banquette than he was attack
| by Morales. He ran across the street, was p,
sued and stabbed several times, tripped and feI
but rising Immediately, drew knife and stabbed
Morales to the heart killing him instantly. II
then fed and made good his escape, and up to th
hour of our going to press, had not been arrested
The body of the dead man was taken to the Firs
District lookup, where an inquest was held upol
it by Coroner Beach. The keeper of the oyster
saloon, Joseph Ortes, was arrested upon the accu
saton of being accessory to the killing, but il
what manner he is implicated nobody seemed tt
know, as it seemed to be the general opinion tha
it was case OF jpstifiable homicide.
RECORDER EMERsoN's CouRT.-The following
parties were held to await examination:
Rob't. Dalton, Barney Reilly and J. R. Weaver
for getting drunk on Gravier street, and kicking W
| row. Fixed for the 3lst inst.
George Pope, accused of knocking down JohI
Feehan with a brick, and kicking him after he wa!
down. Case fixed for the 3lst inst.
William Motion, upon the accusation of having
stolen lot OF furniture from the residence Of Jena
Somonsky, CasS fixed for the 3Oth inst The same
individual was also up for having assaulted sale
Somonsky, which affair will be examined at The
same time with the above.
Robert Dalton and J. R. Weaver, upon charge
Of having knocked down and assaulted Barney Ri
ley. Case fixed for the 3st inst.
NJ Mocker, upon a charge of having feloniously
DaSsed q counterfeit $40 bill of the Bank of New