New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-11
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER IL, 1861.
Meh OrLeans DaiLp Crescent.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER II, 1861.
8maL SHtsLIiaeNte.

Gn1aA gNlElt1Yf!lle.
-PAssPoRTs.- order issued by the Governor,
requiring parties leaving the city to procure pass
ports, has created no little excitement among the
tenderfooted class, and many tremblingy ask,
" What neXt' Now, although we have made up
our minds as to what the next move will be, re-
gard for the feelings of these exctable conscience
stricken sinners, prevents us from telling them,
fiat out that there Is to be several scafods erected
in convenient quarters, to which they stand an ex-
cellent chance Of being led. But gentlemen, don't
get excited too soon, you can get passport and
leave the country in time to save your necks. II
any lincolnite, who is desirous of getting away,
finds difficulty in procuring passport for want of
a voucher, let them call on this Local. He will
smooth the way for them with the greatest ease
and pleasure to himself We are opposed to hang
ing, and would much rather these people cleared
out in time. But if there are some Lincolnites
who cannot make up their minds to sink their last
red by leaving, and yet would quiet suspicion, We
can advise them of an excellent plan. Let them
come down freely in aid of the Free Market uni
form volunteer company or two, Or subscribe
ten bales Of blankets to the society collecting win
ter clothing for our troops in Virginia This course
would silence suspicion, make people believe that
they were ardent Southern men, and allay all dis
agreeable tchings about the neck But, as we
said before if they wish to get out Of the country,
let them come to US, and will see that no obstacle
is thrown in their way.
MUSTERED 1S.--The Ventress Guards, fine com
pany, under the command of Captain Joseph Gold
man, was yesterday mustered into the service of
the State, and will leave to-day for Camp Moore.
The NeEtress Guards is composed Of materia
which undoubtedly will do credit TO the State
when called upon for service. May2, 1884,
SHERMAN New Orleans" 3"' "
Dear she boy George is perfectly cured Of the rnpt9ss
much work as any man. W. 7. MILLS NJ. D.
Dr. The HRspsT Ct the most eminent Ph,
Dr. sherrnan-Dear Sir send the boy Ben be- to You
5 a m a a ad IN mot na
LETTERS to the following addresses may be had
on application. in person or by written order, al
this office.
J. H. Brodt, Jno. l.. Bradley, Dennis Cloney, J.
p. Harrison, B. Haggerty, Mrs. Z, B, Kennedy, NJ.
Mazarat; Florance Mccarthy, Miss Angela Nc
Henry, Miss Lilly H. Payne. Mrs. James N. Put
nam, H. NJ. Payne, Mrs. Margrietta Riley, West &
Nettleton, John Watt.
STOLEN GooDs.-Oficer Heidinsfelder, on Wed
nesday evening, searched the premises occupied
leans and Claiborne streets, by virtue of search
warrant, and found lot of vests and bolt Of
linen, which had been stolen from Mr. H. Praslin
some days since. Darbeg was arrested.
Officer Stanmeyer, Of the First District, also
searched the store of A. Bower j. Co., on Lafay
ette street, yesterday afternoon and found two
bags of -four, which NJ. Fl. Rutter recognized as tht
same which was stolen from him.
BAD CHARACTERS.-Peter Ford and Tom Wake
were yesterday sent to the Work-house for ai2
months by Recorder Adams, because of disagree
able odor about their characters. and Mark kell.
and his friends, Sunhy and Fleming, were ARRESTED
| last night upon the same sort of an accusation
| This is unfortunate for the poor fellows. Th
| police ought to consider that in these revoutonar
times it is not every man who can boast of char
| acter.
SrABBING AFrA1R.-A man named Norbert lie
fevre was stabbed through the left arm yesterda.
evening, in the Third District, by another nance
John Connor. The wound is not dangerous, though
very painful. Connor was promptly All ested an'
| locked up.
REcoRDER EMERsoS's CorRr.-The following
| parties were arralgned, and held IL bail 10 ap
| pear and answer:
| ABBY Tourney and William. her husband, 70
assaultng and beating Mrs. Mary Jane Joyce.
Josephine Rassod for wallopping Martha Alex
| ander.
Mary Ann Gallagher, for insulting and abusing
Jake Wise for insulting Miss Mary Boland.
August Lyon for assaultng and beating NJ. Fin
| kestein.
Henry Adams. for striking R. Gushing with
hatchet, with the intention to take his life Ant
| Z. Gushing and his wife Ann were served the SAM
way for assaultng Henry Adams.
| Bridget Dunlap was fined SO tor assautng an'
| beating W. P. Houston. Bridget was also held il
| bonds of $3.50 to keep the peace for six months.
James Schwartz was fined S25 for resisting an
assauling officer Stanmeyer in the discharge OF hi
| duty.
Mike Ryan was fined SIS for interfering wit
and insulting Officer Mclaughlin while he was dis
| charging his duty.
Denis Doran, a deserter from the Askew Greys
| was sent to the Parish Prison for safe keeping.
! John Burnett was committed for trial before tn
First District Court on charge OF assault and BAT
| terry upon G. S. Ellis.
Mrs Bridget Williamson was held in the sum q
$3.50 to appear and explain why she threw vial
| filled with teculent matter ut Mrs Lacour
The following "tound drunks " were fined S.
Tim Lloyd, James Fingan, Mag Mahoney and Jas
| English
| VIM Burk was fined SO for assaulting Ann Han
| ilton with an intent to commit robbery, an
using obscene language in her presence.
RECORDER GAsrISELs CoURr.-Edward Dubec
and Antoine Negre, accused of having broke
open the house of Mr.. Henry Parlongue, Jr., wei
sent to the Parish Prison to await examination.
PHILIPPINE Lewis and Pauline Hte, had gener
and violent discussion, which terminated by Phil
pine getting into the caaboose some days sine
The Recorder examined into the merits of the cas-
yesterday at the request of Pauline, and conclude
to fine them both S and make them give bonds
keep the peace for six months, which both had
do, though evidently disguised with such law.
Rose, u slave of Mr.. Duplantier, was given fl
teen drops of hickory oil with view to making ht
make more polite bow to Miss Rosina Bow in fl
ture.
| From the Fort Smith Times Sd inst.
, | The CherDI<eess
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