New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-30
NUMBER 22O.
gerous to the neighborhood; but upon promising
70 vacate the premises, were released.

groes to be allowed to remain on the premises.
recorder ~ Letten's course was intended, probably,
ns as enent as possible to the negroes while
sesuLllg Lne neghberhood from their Irregularities
and mischief but as he has no legal right that we
are aMaie o. 70 eject persons from their domicils
against the action Of the provost marshal
The LYNCH HoMcrDE.-The jury of inquest in
the case OF Martin Lynch, deceased, Concluded its
labors on Saturday, and rendered verdict charrng
Michael Delaney, the cab driver who took Ivnch to
the lake, with homicide. The evidence goes 10 show
that, after returning from the lake, altercation
occurred between them as to the amount due for
cab hire at the corner of Galvez and St. Louis |
streets, between and o'clock on Sunday even
ing, the 22d inst. and that soon after Lynch was
found lying there, on the highway, and supposed
Charity Hospital it was found he had received IN
juries which, it is alleged, caused his DEATH Chas.
Bass, who was under arrest as party concerned
in the homicide, was not included in the verdict,
the evidence, though conflicting, going to prove
an alibi, and independently of that, failing to
show any act of violence by the companion of the
deceased on the drive to the lake, supposed to
have been Bass.
AN ADVENTUROUS FAIR ONE.-A female in mans
apparel endeavored on Saturday evening to pass
into the dress circle Of of the theaters on st.
Charles street. Compelled to pass under the eye
OF an officer in the vicinity, her movements in
duced suspicion as to her sex, and he at once ap-
pretended her.
As soon as she became aware that she was dis
| covered she pleaded with the officer against being
exposed. She protested that she was lady. and
referred him to distinguished Federal general
now in the city. She had merely ventured out dis
guised, she said, to satisfy some friends, who had
imprudently bantered her to it.
| Although the evidence before him was strongly
against her claims to ladyship, he concluded to
give her the benefit of the doubt" and admon-
lshed her to go and sin no more. In few mo-
ments she secured a cab and was driven rapidly
away. ..
was anything but pleasant, and we are assured
that he very ungallantiy deserted her when her
sex was discovered. sss 65..z
| QUARANTINE AGAINST NEW YoRK.-We under
stand that instructions have been sent to Quaran.
| tine to hold vessels there from New York ten
days before allowing them to come to the city, as
in sailing out of New York they have to paas ships
from Europe quarantined in consequence Of hay-
ing cholera on board.
| SPECIAL AGENT OF THE FEN1AN BROTHERHOOD
We are informed that Major D. j. Toohey, especial
agent of the Fenian Brotherhood has arrived in
this city, and may be found at the St. Charles
Hotel during his stay. ,~,.. stsa ,-4f
AN EXPRESS OFFICE SwARMED.-The business
of the Express Company, corner of Graviersand
Carondelet, was interrupted in rather a singular
manner on Saturday last. yE1 gaa s55alt& ~
The company, it appears, had received for
transportation a package containing :. hive Of
bees" which, during the continual process of
d baggage sn,ashing,h rendered it an unsafe de-
pository for the buzzng insects. 1t is highly
probable that the employees of the. establishment
were ignorant of the contents of the package.
Great was their surprise, however, when they
were compelled in a very summary manner to
vacate and allow the humble bee " to take un-
disputable possession of the premises. When our
reporter passed there at half-past Or. NJ, they
were still engaged in endeavoring to hive the
truants. zE#g IS lI
SUICIDE.--A colored man, name unknown, com
, mitted suicide yesterday by shooting himself
through the head. The deed was committed or
u,
+ streets. .f|s
/ DRowNEp.-On Saturday morning, about Il
O'Clock, coored man fell into the river at TIL
: head of St. Andrew street, and was drowned. Hi
i body has not yet been recovered.
STOLEN TRUNK. = John Trick, the drayma
=, who was arrested on Saturday evening. charge
with having on his dray trunk supposed to hav
9 been stolen has been released. The property ha
been reclaimed by The owner, who engaged Tricl
to remove it. The latter, by too frequent use o
''Benzine'' it is supposed lost his faculties ant
was unable to give q satisfactory account of thu
property when questioned by the officer. Henc,
} his arrest.
CRICKET MATCH ToDAY.-The return match
OF married eleven vs.. single eleven of the
Deachase Ground. As the first match resulted
in the thorough success of the single eleven, con
traTy to the general expectation, it may be
presumed that the married men will use
their best skill, activity and caution, to win the
i aurels in this contest. As the weather promises
to be favorable, we look for one of the most ex
{ citing and Interesting games that has ever beer
II played in New Orleans.
The club, as usual, will be prepared to receive
the ladies who desire to see this fascinating anj
, manly field sport.
We take pleasure in acknowl wledging a courteou
invitation to be present. and we shall be on thi
ground in good time.
ARREsTs.-Jos Thomas, colored, was arrested
t charged by Alice johnson, coiored, with assault,
iasult and abuse.
Jas. Myers was arrested, charged byJohn Peter
! son and John Laine, with assault and battery an
drawing a knife on them with intent to kill.
f john Glenn arrested charged by Ellen Cor
B. don with breaking open her premises and stealin
t therefrOm eleven dollars.
6 Cbas. Baker and Edward IRENE colored, wer
t arrested, charged with Sighting aud disturbing til
peBce.
Jas. GrannGn was arrested, charged by I.oui
i Cuinat with having stolen horse in his posses
sion, which the latter identified as his property
Y. II. Powell, an important witness ia the cas-
: of John Mcleod, charged with killing Lewis, wa
e arrested, charged by Geo. Il. Braughn with in
J. tending TO leave the State.
Mary Baptiste, colOred arrested by yirtu
e of o warrant, charged by Sarah Williams colored
u with the larceny Of S32
Jack McDernott was arrested, on q warrant
g charged by Catherine Grady with assault and ba,
d terry.
t rom johnson and VIM. Lewis, coored, were n,
n rested, charged with being drunk.
q Geo. Haskill was arrested, charged with havjn
II no FlSlUlo uthlS Vi dlsO WIN DGlng
8 warrant.
/. VIM. johnson, colored, was arrested, charge
is with being drunk, and resisting an officer in til
n discharge Of his duty also, with being vagrant
# Ned Hans was arrested for committing
g nuisance on the banquette.
o Louis Blanc was arrested at ST. James Hote
t charged by David Taylor with attempting to stes
. his coat
/, Jas Scott colored, was arrested, charged wit
e being an idle person and vagrant.
it Cora Ames, colored. was arrested on Perdid
J, street, charged with fighting and disturbing th
n peace.
J. g. MicDel, 10th Tenn, and Richard Enrer:
3 colored, were arrested, charged with fighting an
a disturbing the peace. .I >, 20
d Ed. Mailer, Jos. Gayle and Geo. Bird were Al
. rested, charged with sleepiug on the eyee and bt
ing vagrants. ..
d Emma Walker and Joseph Taylor, colored, wer
/ arrested, charged with being lewd and abandoned
h Aleck Walker was arrested, charged with inter
8 ferring with an officer in the discharge of hi
d duty.
s Sylvester Smith and A. Alexander, both colored
n we're arrested, charged with being vagrants
Pierre Bourgeois was arrested on Poydras street
:. charged with being drunk disturbing the peace
:, and insulting an officer.
il Thomas Howard and Wm Davis colored, were
Q arrested, charged with disturbing the peace.
Louis Gavaren, youth, was arrested at the
n ST. Charles Hotel, charged with being vagrant