New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

-COMPANY A, MILES, ARTILLERY,-Letters for
members of this company can be forwarded by l..
Crutcher, one of its officers, who starts for
Corinth tomorrow morning Letters to his care
may be left at this office. - sS
ELEVENTH REGIMENT LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS
Lieut.. Thos. W. Peyton, of Company G, Continental
Guards, attached to the llth Regiment Louisiana
Volunteers, will leave tomorrow morning fo,
Cornth and will take charge of any letters for his
regiment. Leave them, for him, at this Office by
or before O'Clock P. N. to-day.
ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-Capt. Barnes' company OF
Miles Artillery, from Pointe Coupee, arrived yes.
terday on the Milton ReIf. They are 122 strong,
bringing with them their horses and six pieces of
artillery. They are splendid body of men to
judge by appearances. Their Leutenauts are
Messrs. Thomas, Askin, Harmanson and Leavy.
FREE MARKEr.-The proceedings yesterday at
this celebrated institution embraced the distribu-
tion among 1879 families of the following articles !:
bulocks, 226 bushels corn meal, IA bbls. rice,
1874 sacks potatoes, IL bbls. molasses, do. mack
erel, boxes Goldfish, 1000 cabbages, 1000 lunches
leeks, 60 do. turnips, sack salt, bbls. vinegar
sacks beets.
We would here ada that one of the recipients
from this market, in returning home yesterday by
the Tehoupitouas street omnibus, lost $24, which
she had received from her husband. If the finder
will leave it at the Free Market she will get It, and
it is to be hoped this will be done, as she is needy.
SERIOUS FAL1.-A boy, name unknown, fell yes
terday from the balcony of the st. Charles Hotel,
and injured himself severely. Officer Robinson
reports having sent him to the Charity Hospital in
a cab at - NJ.
| INTENT TO KILL.-Jeremah Wooding was ar.
| rested yesterday afternoon at the City Hotel
charged by Mr.. Quinn with assault and battery
with intent to kill
RoBBERY.-James Deans had one James Kent
arrested at 81 P. NJ. yesterday at the upper land
ing. The charge was not very specific, being sim
ply robbery.
| CHILD Run OvER.-Jean Marquet was arrested
yesterday morning, on Orleans street, for running
over child with his cart.
LETTERS FROM CoRlNrH to the following addresses
may be had by application at this Office in person
or by written order:
| Mrs. Lucinda Adams, Mrs. j. H: Allison, Jas. J.
| Anderson, Mrs. Maggie Austin, Mrs. r. Brown,
Mrs. Jane M. Buck, Miss E. J. Brown, Miss J. F.
Byrnes, Mrs. Jos. A. Byrnes, Mrs. Frank Bennett,
Shepherd Brown, Mrs. JOS T. Casey, Geo. Con
| nelly & Co., H. Cassidy, T. Deloup, J. 2, Duval,
Mrs. Rufus L. Dolbear, Mrs. VIM. Doherty, Mrs. s.
H. Deville, Miss e. Eubanks, Drs. A. 4 A. F. Fol
lin, Geo. Folsom, Miss Amelia Fay, W. Fl. Foster,
Miss Maria Gallagher, Q. Goldman, J. B. Gauthrie,
Mrs. Geo. W. Helme, Mrs. R. 3. Hamilton, D. D.
Hickey,J. P. Higgins Mrs. R: b. hyde, Ben. '. L.
| Hutton P. B. Hand, Mrs. A. W. Hyatt. Mrs. G. P
Macmurdo, Mrs. S. P. Martinez, Mrs. E. D. Hyde
John Henderson, Mrs. Saml. Jones, Jr., Mrs. Julia
A. Knox, Mrs. Matilda fitzpatrick, James Kath
man, Mrs. Lecourt, Louis A. Lowering, Mrs Eliza.
| beth Lien, Miss Marzele Marsh, VIM. }. Maynard
R. NJ. Lazy, E. W: Noise, NJ. n. Massett, NJ. Nc
Enany, Miss Caroline Negele, Miss Eliza Nesbith
trie, Miss A. Z. Parks, Mrs. V. W.. Parker, Mrs
Mary S. Parish, G. E: Ruch, Miss A. Robinson
Mrs. W. l.. Robinson, s. Res, Mrs. Susan R. She
| han, Mrs. Jennie Schoyerdt, A. W. Skardon, Miss
E. Silcot Mrs. G. G. Swift, Mrs. Elizabeth Selby
Hon. Arthur Saucsr, F. Schuher. r. Sproule, Miss
Mollie Stewart, Francis Taylor, Walter Thompson
Mrs. Geo. Thomas, Geo. Urquhart, Mrs. 9. Stra
land, (2), John Wilson, 7. J. Wells, 5. i. Watson
| g.