New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02
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ARRIvAL OF TEooPs.-The steamer ". Barton
arrived yesterday from Grand Ecore with tbe Iber-
vile Guards, I0s men, under command of cant.
Robinson. Also, 81 recruits, under command of
Capt. Stamps. for the 2lst Regiment Mississippi
Volunteers. Y E1H' 55s
The steamer Anna. Perret arrived YESTERDAY,
from Washington with Company ,ath Regiment
Louisiana Volunteers, numbering 6a men uIatier
command Of Capt. Pratts.
AFTER HoURs. The Lafayette Exchange, cor.frr
of Lafayette and Front streets, was reported yes.
terday as having been open after hours Also.
some three stores. billiard saloon GaIpin,s res
tsurant, and the Irving Club, in the Second Dis
Tict, were reported for the same offence.
Mary Hughes was sent to the Work-house for
ninety days, for having refused to extinguish the
lights in erenspn Gailatn street, after so,clock.
FREE MARKEr.-Ther were supplied at this In
stitation yesterday 1887 families, as sollows:7
bulloeks, 2i5 bushels corn meal, Ia bbls sugar,
l2a sacks potatoes, Is bbls. molasses, i do mack
erel, 1900 cabbages, 4 sack carrots, 900 bunches
leeks, % bushels peas, bbls. turnips, Dbl mess
beef, 8 sacks salt.
FIRE.-Last evening, about O'Clock, a fire &C.
CURED in an unoccupied two-story brick house.
corner Of Magazine and Melpomene streets, be.
longing to Richard TyrrelL 1t was evidently set
on fire, as it caught in the upper story, in the cell
ing. Owing to the promptness of the Fire Depart
ment the damage was light.
GROCERY RoBBERY.--The grocery corner If Mag
azine and ST. Andrew streets, occupied BY Louis
Fassel, was entered night before last, and robbed
of small sum of money. ss3
DrsLoY Joseph Rousselion was arrested Oh
Camp street, yesterday, at O'Clock P. NJ, on TIE
serious charge of being an Abolitionist.
REarsrRY. The registry in tile Second District.
yesterday, at II O'Clock a. NJ, amounted 10 5574.
of whom 2342 were citizens native or naturaiized:
the remainder, 1892. were aliens being in a ma
jority Of 800 over the citizens.
Board OF ALDERMEN-This Board al ts meet
ting last evening, received two messages from the
Mayor, one enclosing and recommen nainp A mo-
ceeding Of the Reserve Medical Corps Of this city
where shey urge the establishment Of one or more
in each District Of the city where fam
lilies enrolled by the Volunteers Relief Committee
can obtain necessary medicines Another message
most highly recommended the opening of al other
Free Market for thesexclusve nse Of persons below
Canal street, the present one to Sc devoted to
those above the same street. The chief reason
urged was the great inconvenience for many to be
obliged to come such great distance Both mes,
sages were referred to the Finance Committee.
A report from the City, Treasurer ANNOUNCED
that of the series of city bills $I08 73O i'm
value had been struck of. 5-- $50
a resolution was sent up from the Lower Board,
directing that mothers and sisters OF absent vol
unteers dependent on their exertians for support
be enrolled among Others by the Volunteers Re-
lief Committee. 1t was concurred in, and the
Board adjourned.
The proceedings of the Lower Board were in ali
material respects similar to the above. q