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bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der sIansenbfte GroIg ers
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fat aitsi9teBdb an. Die Giniprisune pirb bel fri=
ieu mnb bic Gapfett bel ueratteten aaen in &nwens
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20


PRICE OF WOMAN FLoGGING AND CHILD KILLING.
Since the fOgging of young lady of sixteen in
one of the public schools in Cambridge, we have
looked in vain in the Massachusetts papers for
anything resembling the howl of indignation that
would have followed the booting of recon-
structed male African for robbing a henroost in
Mississippi, or elsewhere, a thousand or two miles
away from Boston. But in an out-of-the-way COR
ner of o Boston paper, we find paragraph which
states that " the parties concerned in the recent
punishment of young lady in Cambridge have
been indicted.n 1t has been shown by the escape
of Lindsey to Canada, he simply forieitiug his
bail, that fer $40 900 radical clergyman in Ohio
may cruelty beat to death his own child for NOT
saying the parrot-prayers to be said by child
three years of age.
The indictment of the Cambridge women-whiu-
pers promises TO make public the price in Massa-
chusetts for fogging young ladies who make some
what impertinent replies to Teprimands for whis-
perng 1t is quite likely, if the case is pressed
strongly, that the parties may be fined as much
twenty-five, or even fifty dollars each, and this
terrible penalty may be the means of protecting
other young ladies from similar Outrages in the
public schools of Massachusetts,, just as in Ohio,
the next clergyman who is anxious to murder a
babe for not saying its prayers will consider
whether there is ready friend to furnish SO 600
| to pay for the amusement 1t is well enough to
mention Just here that to crafty the radicals in
| Ohio, Massachusetts, and other radical States the
| government is now paying about eight million dol
lars annually to protect full grown reconstructed
buck negroes from possible booting by their for
mer masters.-[ Exchange.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20
Mercantile pefe1eatron.

Some two or three weeks ago, during the abb
sence at Mobile Of Mr.. Rivers, of the firm Of
Rivers & Clay, ship-brokers, on Carondelet street,
his partner, Mr.. Clay, chartered several vessels,
and upon those charters raised money in the name
of the firm, and borrowed otherwise in the same
manner from various parties, realizing in all about
five thousand five hundred dollars, with which he
left the city, before the return of Mr.. Rivers and
vouchsafed no explanation of his conduct. Aside
of the heavy loss to Mr.. Rivers, who has been long
known and much respected in Mobile and this city
the circumstances are dsagreeable to a gentleman
sensitive as he is to his personal and mercantile
reputation. Clay, it is supposed, has fed to Bos
ton where he formerly resided, and Mr.. Rivers has
teegraphed the police of that and other Northern
cities requesting his arrest.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20
Arrests Yesterday.

In the Fourth District, Martha Ann Perry, colored,
accused by R. w. Phillips of robbery. On her prem
ses found several articles of clothing alleged
to have been stolen,
Caroline Hawkins alias Caroline C. Hinchy was
arrested in the First District accused of bigamy.
The complaint is made by James Hawkins, to
whom she was last married. Her previous hus.
band was Hnchy, who, it seems was away from
her during the war, and she heard, or pretended to
have heard, that he had died.
A coIored man named John Duncan was brought
to the First District lookup at the instance of Ed
ward Coxson, proprietor of the wheel-of-fortune
at Poydras Market who accuses him of passing q
ifty-cent counterfeit note.
Charles Elder has been arrested by the First
District police, charged by j. Tabor with larceny
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20
su.penrlon o. ,hs Chlec % Pollee.

By resolution of the Board of Police Commits
sioners adopted in secret session on Wednesday
night, Colonel Adams the chief of police, was or
dered to be suspended until an investigation can
be had by the board into charge preferred by
the mayor of disobedience to his orders or disre-
spect for bis authority. The complaint grows out
of the prohibition by the chief of musical enter
tainments in cohee-houses or beer saloons, which
entertainments are inhibited by a city ordinance
After the order was issued, it appears that the
mayor granted permit to Mr. Becker the pro-
prietor Of the Ruth =" saloon on Common street,
to continue performances in his establishment On
Saturday evening the chief, not knowing such a
permit had been granted, directed the proprietor
to stop the music. A controversy arose, in which
Mr.. Becker addressed insulting language to Col
Adams, who insisted upon the music being discon
tinued and had Mr.. Becker arrested The case
will come up for examination on Wednesday next
The suspension was ordered by the casting vote 0
The mayor, Messrs SouG and Moore voting for it
and Msssrs. Conway and Dnvigneaud against it.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20
ReeOrders' Courts.

FIRST Observation-Disclosures Ahern yet suffers SO
severely from rheumatism that he is unable to
leave his bed, and Alderman Moore performs his
duty as acting recorder.
Richard Altman alias Dean, was examined and
remanded to prison to await requisition from the
Governor of Texas, from which State he is charged
with being fugitive from justice, aud accused OF
larceny. The affidavit is made by Mr.. Richard
Finn, engineer of the steamer I. G. Harris.
The prosecution against Mrs Ann Kidd, on a
charge of stealing turkey which few into the
yard of her house on Johnson street, and which
belonged to a colored woman named Carolina
Williams, was dismissed, there being no evidence
to sustain the complaint.
The case of Hugh Campbell and his wife Mrs
| H. Campbell, accused by David Miller, No. As:
| Bacchus street, of embegzling diamond breast
pin valued at $500, and pair Of diamond ear.ring
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20
&ucaI 5nteIligsnte.


ga friend Of the Young Mems Benevolent Asso-
ciation," who chooses to remain incognta, has
sent to the reporter of the CRESCENT who attended
the laying Of the cornerstone Of the tomb of the
association, bountiful supply of genuine Spanish
figs Pomona herself, in her delightful domain,
could not have selected more luscious or delect-
able gift. Without exception these figs are the
largest richest and most exquisiteIy favored that
have ever challenged the criticism of this palate.
Our cordial Acknowledgements are rendered to our
unknown friend, with the hope that he or she may
always be in possession of " vine and fig tree"
and sit under them happily.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20

Georgiana Drew, frail woman, living in house
Of il-fame, No. oil Custombouse street, died there
yesterday, from the effects of morphine, which
she took with the intention of destroying herself.
The inmates of the house say she committed sui
eide because of the neglect or abandonment of a
lover. She was about seventeen years of age and
a native of this city. Itis but few days since
she was released from prison, where she had been
confined on a charge Of assault and battery.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20
COreBer'a HnGuests,

Coroner Delery held the following inquests yes.
terday
On the body of Catherine Huck, aged 81 years,
born in Germany, died at 22l Poydras street. Yer.
dct-died of congestive fever.
On the body of an unknown white man. about
so years old found dead at the Charity Hospital
verdct-died of congestiye fever.
On the body of Louis Davis, colored, months
old, at Ill Port street. Verdict--acute castro
interetis.
Also, on the body of I. c. Hudson, aged &c
years, born in Louisiana, found dead on Rousseau
street. Yerdict-died of consumption.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20

A HAIR DRESSING CAsE.-In Paris, an enter
prisng hair-dresser conceived the bright idea that
as mushrooms grow so quickly, they ought of
course to make hair grow with equal rapidity So
he determined to investigate the matter and for
high pay procured a man with bald head to he
experimental upon. He rubbed and rubbed but
on the head grew no hair, rub in mushroom sauce
as the hairdresser would but he produced 8
fearful crop ofboils which caused the poor fellow
to run of and sue the artist. The case is now
being tried, aud in defense the hairdnesser pleads
the patients permission to experiment upon him.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20

Between and 10 O'Clock Wednesday night the
residence of R. NJ. Harrison, at the corner OF
Chestnut and Seventh streets, was entered by two
men whose faces were blackened, and who forced
colored woman servant to show them through
the house. They opened armors and had packed
up in a box about two thousand dollars worth OF
jewelry and silver ware. A sudden alarm induced
them to leave the premises hastily, and dropping
the box in their flight, the valuables were re.
covered.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20

Mr.. Becker, the proprietor of the Ruth beer
saloon, on Common street, has sued cut writ OF
Injunction in the Fifth District Court, restraining
the mayor or chief of police from interruptipg the
musical entertainments given in his saloon. 1t is
understood that the propnetors of all the concert
saloons have united in this suit, with the view OF
testing the right of the city authorities interfere
with their musical performances. The writ will
be tried in few days.