New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18

THE SpAsIsHI LEgloN.- splendid corps were
out on their regular dill yesterday afternoon, and
after the bhsints of!the day was over and tae
battalion about to be- dismissed, they took theF
commanding officer, Major P. F. Avandano, by
surprise, by presenting him with 3 ma gnihcent
charger and entire outfit The horse is one of the
finest we ever saw, and fit for king to ride At
terwards the Legion paraded the principal Streets
and in passing our Office gave US serenade, LOT
which they have our thanks: ). 5
q THE Successor OF EoL., PL LArosz.-t is known
to most of the friends of Col Patosz that he has
accepted a commission in the Southern army IN
Missouri, and will shortly leave for the sphere OF
his active duties; and while bis scholars and the
public generally regretted to lose the services OF
a military Instructor SO thoroughly competent,
they were yet delighted at the promotion OF one
who had endeared himself to them by every act
which marksthe conduct of q gentleman and ac-
compshed officer. To fill his place in the school
Of military instruction Col Platosz has recon-
mepded as his successor Adjutant VIM. iFioto,
gentleman every way competent and worthy,
| Announcement is therefore made in our military
! columns this morning that the Adjutanthas opened
his school for instruction in company and battalion
drill, the manual Of arms, brSad sword and bayo-
net exercise, fencing, etc. in the spacious lecture
| room of the Mechanics Institute, on Phihppa
| street. We predict for Adjutant Floto complete
success, and that his popularity will be universal
| and increase with time. He is thoroughly versedl
in Hardee, and his instructions are given SO plain
and illustrated 50 clearly that none bat a num-
skull can fail to comprehend them. We speak by
the card, and hazard nothing in fully recommend
| ing and endorsing him. "
h FREE MAEKET- Business looked up at this insti-
tuition yesterday, as 1889 families came forward
I for supplies The provisions distributed were as
i follows: 2bO0 loaves of bread, $50 bushels corn
4 meal IL barrels rice, u barrels molasses, IL bar
Il rels turnips half barrels ymackerel, barrels
beans, kits salmon and behring's, boxes cod
fish 81 sacks sweet potatoes, 900 eabbages, 'S5u
punches greens, go punches leeks, $50 bunches
turnips and 225 pumpkins. ~
CoMsIrrED FOR TRIAL.-Jacob hilbert, charged
with assault and battery by Louis Huber, was com
mitted fol trial before the First District Court, yes
terday morning, by Recorder Emerson. zat!
MAL1cIbrs MISUNDERSTANDING evening SOM
bad boys, who are in the habit of eongregating Of
Annunciation street, stretched a cord across tn
n: street. and Mrs. Sullivan, coming along and no
noticing the cord, tripped and fell. She was badl
hurt by the fall, and SO injured her leg that she
| likely foreman III peu loE solle tiLio' W heie W"
: the police? - --e=@-' u
n FIRST DISTRICT Cor,KT. Jeanne Duquintock an
A. ColviB, f. G., were tried fof assault and Da
| terry, and found guilty. ~
f, Rainbaud accused ofreceiying stolen prof.
| erty Valentine Springer, charged with shooun
: with intent to murder John Murphy, charge
i. with assault and battery, were arragned, plea
I'd not guilty. and discharged on giving bail to appes
when wanted.
r. Annie Austin, accused of assault and batter
+t was dismissed on nolle pros.
RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURT-The following pa
u ties were arraigned, and held in bail to appear II
examination:
u John and Mary Battella, accused of assanltin
| cutting with knife and Otherwise maltreatll
Daniel Jax, charged with assaulting and strikii
Mrs. Mary Hazlehurst..
Martin Clarke, Charles Hall and John Hoggir
y charged by Frederick Seiber with giving him
IS unmerciful licking.
~ ~ John and Elizabeth schapel, accused OF beah
en- en- w. H. Fisk. :,
IS MARI Monaghan, for insulting and abusing N
rion, was made member Of the peace society
ter three months. - l7 - st
James Smith was charged by officer Baker W
l. assault and battery but as Baker was unable
- prove the charge, he was nnlcted 81 5o. ILLS
rather binding. 49,
81 Alite Monaghan, for Insulting, abusing a
threatening to lamm Catherine O'Neal, was
uuiyed to give bonds that she would not keep,l
NJ, word, s- 5r, ...,s a., r.
The following worthless were given tickets to
. months board at Col. Mitchels boaTdlng,hoa
on Hevia street. yulgarly called the Work.hoas
Mary Mcmahon, John McCrlnd, Mary RheT
John Harper. .,,