New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE c, 1861.
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morrow
Then rns.-profcs5or MITCHELL Warden Of he
City Work-house, and his boss carpenter, Henry
Dameron, have our thanks for a most acceptable
token of their esteem, in the shape of nest o.
cypress washtubs. The gift is peculiarly appro-
pirate just at this time; for as the times grow
tighter, this reporter expects he will soon have to
60 to washing his own Shirt and if rent does mt
come down he will turn the big tub over and 60 to
living in it, like another Diogenes Thanks Messrs.
Mitchell and Dameron, for your kind and most
considerate donation.
CoMMoH CorNcIL.-Both Boards meet tonight
to consider the memorial of the market lessees Tor
relief.
FLAG PRESENTATIONS. s.-We have received polite
invitation to be present this evening, at the pre-
sentaton Of a flag to the Henry clay Guards, at
Algiers, by the ladies of that town.
We are also invited to attend the presentation of
flag to the Perseverance Guards, Of this city,
also to take place this evening.
COMPANY B, CRESCENT BLUEs.-This company,
commanded by our gallant young friend, Capt.
Goodwyn, has been accepted by the Confederate
GOVerqment and is now fixing up for.departure to
Virginia direct. The company will be mustered
Any active and gallant young man desirous of see
ing service forthwith, can be accommodated, for
there is still room in the ranks Of company B..
There is not a finer company in New Orleans. The
members will notice the Captains advertisements,
one of which calls for full attendance at the
armory at II o'clock today to be mustered in
ORDERED OFF.--By telegraph we learn that the
schooner Kate L. Bruce, Capt. Stone, from Tam
pico for this port, arrived off the bar yesterday,
and was ordered Off by the blockadng squadron.
STABBISG IN THE House OF REFCGE.-A boy
named Forbes was badly stabbed in the back
yesterday, in the House Of Refuge, by smaller
boy whom he had slapped few days previously
The young malefactor did the thing with shoe
knife, in the shoe-shop where the boys were a.
work. 1t was feared that Forbes was mortally in
jured
FuGITIvE AERE$TED-By virtue Of telegraphi(
dispatch from Mobile, Lieut.. Crevon and Officer
Leclerc on Tuesday arrested one James Rice as
fugitive from Mobile, where he stands charged
with burglary.
| FATAL AFFRAY AT PASS CHRI>TIAH.-We learl
that on Tuesday evening, at Pass Christian, on
John Dedeaux, a man Of desperate character, wa
killed by a peaceab1e man named John Buro
DeueauA 'e5"" "o"tDs Duio "1 ,':,,. ill., ~
drew KNIFE and cut his thfoa'' Killing MIN IL
santy.
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NoThlAG'-- Anere was nothing VI Interest Ill I'll
downtown Recorders Courts yesterday.
p,nsr D,srp,cr Cor-pr .I,7oe CoVe0s. - Th
cases of F. L. Hale and G. LadanauN were ye:
terday continued.
n"res h m'ST Hnnsn ' in the niatime wjtho1
iooi!i oa Eth intent 70 c0mmit felony, an
fnnmG ~9iltv.
loIno sH5ttS nSytonocro piorro CandaveIIe and Ann
: Avascal, alias Zapada We're tried on charge sin
d liar TO the aboye-enternr dry-goods store c
!. Canal srcet-and found guilty.
5 | S0cOmh WAS tried for an attemDtt
rapc, and acquitted.
| Fredercls Spadatora, charged with resisting
officer, was dismissed by nolle prosequi.
r Murder cases were docketed for trial as f2iig"
James Gallagher, on the I'm INST. Dan alLg IA
J. I4th; John Ferris, 18th; John Key, same da
: | Thomas Ryan and Thomas Kinney, 18th; al