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Post OMEce Nottce.


Until further notice the Mails the New Orleans Post oHcs
will be closed follows:
Mails North, East West close daily H., via N o..
jackson, and G. N. r. r.
Nails for Bay ST. Louis, Pass Christian Mississippi City
Mobile Selma Montgomery and Atlanta close daily at
II LAM.
Brsshear etc. via opsousas Railroad daily except Sundays
2 att O'Clock A. NJ
Galveston 1ndanola Southern and Western Texas Mails
by Morgan steamers, Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays
at7A.H
Mails for EatcheE Baton Rouge etc. by Atlantic and Misss
Bippi steamers, daily, except Sundays, at 3P. NJ
Ceast Mails all Post Offices far up the river Bsyou
Sara by steamer L4tourche, Wednesdays at NJ,
saturdsysatSP. N.
Nails for Northeastern Texas and Red River, rweeky, at
O'Clock P.
Nails fer ouacba River, Wednesdays and Saturdays
o'clock P. N.
OFFICE HOURS.--Openss 8 A. II, closes4 The Gen
al Delivery and Merchants Delivery will be kept open until
eP. II.
sUNDAYs.-oHce opens 9 A NJ, and cosesl2H.
R. W. TALTAFERRO,
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GotaE gntelliaente.

The Charge OF Murder Against PendIeton.
An examination of the case of w. D. Pendleton
charged with MURDER was yesterday held before
U. s. Commissioner Augustn. The accusation
against Pendleton, second assistant engineer, was
based upon letter received from the widow of
the deceased, dated New York, and also from
information given by Mr. S. Kent, of this city.
An examination Of the matter on Tuesday, elected
the facts that Dennis McGinnis was enlisted as
coal passer at New York on the steamship Missis-
sippi, although he had been refused situation
because of drunkenness, by the first mate; that
there had been no cause of quarrel between the
deceased and the accused but that the former had
come TO Lis death from fall from a ladder Nc
Ginnis stated to have fallen in consequence of
having been overheated. The mate stated that
he had never heard of any circumstance that
would serve for foundation for the charge.
The charge against Pendeton it will thus be
seen, was based upon misconception Of the
facts. On his appearance before the court, Mr..
Samuel Kent made the following sworn eXplana-
ton:
" That about September 22d | arrived in New
Orleans a steerage passenger on board the
steamship Mississippi, Capt. Sumner, from New
York; that the cause of the erroneous assertion
AHt0N ~ lIuht Ill HIS dHIldFllJ Is LllS
that about the Sd ofSeptember wrote to File tcher,
of New York. that the second assistant engineer
of the Mississippi had driven Dennis McGinnis to
his death, by compelling him to go to the fire.
room when Dennis had asserted lie was sick and
could not go, and that upon Pendetons insisting,
Dennis complained and went below. That afida-
Wit never said any more in regard to this accusa-
ton of murder against Pendleton. For five or six
weeks before Dennis left New York he was drunk
almost every day.
["Signed,l SAMUEL KENT"
The conclusion arrived at BY the U. S. com
missioner, Judge Augustin, we give below:
90 The testimony clearly establishes that the &C.
cusation in this case was the result Of an error
committed by the accused, Luke McGinnis, brother
Of the deceased Dennis McGinnis. There is no
proof that the accusation of murder against the
defendant has the least foundation. The case,
therefore, is dismissed, and the accused honor
ably discharged
"[Signed,l D. AUGUsT1N,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

A MOsr BRUrAL AoF.-We have been Informed
of most brutal act committed on an old black
man over sixty years old, by fend who wears.
the form of man, named Nicholas Thomas and
if there is any law left in this land an examp ie
should be made of this brutal villain. We lef .rn
the fact from parties who are reliable If ser sms
that Thomas got very threatening and boiste ious
somewhere near the fair grounds, on the old
Raleigh road, and swore he would whip the first
man who came along. The poor negro-We 3coula
not learn his name, but understand he is an old
residenter here, and bearing the best cf char
actcrs-was the first to come along. The brute
Thomas rushed upon him, and without ary provo
cation whatever, knocked the old negro, down
with his fist, after which he stabbed him several
times in Tie abdomen and gouged one, Of his eyes
out. The negro is not expected To live. Goa-
stable Pat. Z. Creighton arrested Thomas, who
was renandel to jail until the 9th INST 10 await
the result OF The medical treatmeGF Of the negro,
who is not expected to live.
IMer oplis Appeal, 25h.
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quorum of the Board of Health, consisting of
DIR. Smith in the chair, Mr.. Baqnie, Mr.. Penning-
ton and Mr.. Creevy, met last evening.
On motion of MIR, Creeyy, the reading Of the
minutes OF the previous meeting was dispensed
with; and in consequence of important matters
demanding the attention of DR.. Smith, the presi
dent, an adjournment was at once moved by y1r.
Creevy, and unanimously carried.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

For GALvEsToN.-Th fayorite sidewkeel steam
ship Rapdan, Captain Eaton, will sail tomorrow
(Hhursaay) evening at O'Clock precisely, from
her wharf at the foot Of ST. Joseph street, direct
for Galveston. The Rapidan is . new and splendid
ship, belonging to the Atlantic Coast Mail Steam
ship Company, with superior stateroon aecommo.
dntions for passengers, and ample iaapacity for
freight. Her agents are Messrs. James Connoly
q Co., IS Poydras street, to whom application
may be made for securing passage or shipping
freirht.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31
NUMBER 81.

az a|, l5e Packed shoulders Nc, bacon ghouIders
iogl92e' clear sides 1s8c. Lard 1sc.; saIe4 an
slercea. Nothing doing in hogs slaughtered bors
gon'raceed ~, for weeks ago at 1zai25c.. now on
the spot can be bought for s89 5o ~ :"
cefies steady. Gold las. - st's9' 0fo-
HIoksBgRa, Oct. aO.-Pagsed up, Pauline ca
roll at II last night; and down, Faslion ana NJ, NJ
genta at 6 PM ''','''l "'i1 ~
River rising,
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City Council.

BOARD OF ALDEmdEN.-The board met last
night, pursuant TO adjournment; Mr. Whitnav .'tT in
the cha1 Present; m Aessrs, stith, CLARK, Nc
TIE following resontjo4y, were .,ls then read ,r,
disposed Of:
That The mayor l4abya arrangements to ttaglsfei
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

W. 9tE Iil: sENT'&T .Srs OF THE REGULAR ARNY.-A
@aSalnst2 ton correspondent states that the Presi-
rePS 6ptant mas re-" ged from Gen sherman very In
General ives in his adhesion, without reserve, To
She Freq idcuts policy Of reconstruction. Gen,
sheFta9 n was prompted TO this course, as is stated
9no 3, sIicvci, by feeling Of resentment to Beas
81 3 fIs tgroar5 70 G "Rg o9S ss F [eg9 @ 9 fy Sy1eg
,ghen Congress shall uuagpsttutiauaiiy and arbi-
trariiy Arrest, suspend and deprive lin Of bis
Office. Il is confidently asserted that the whole
army. embracing all lis prominent officers, resent
Bethel Buffers menaces. Gen. Grant, it is like
wise said, is even more indignant than 6hermanat
the conduct Of Butler.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

Between u and l O'Clock yesterday morning,
building on Julia street, between Franklin and
Basin streets, owned by Mr. j. j. Clark and oc-
cupied, the lower floor, by Messrs. Brown &
Byrnes as a grocery and coffeehouse, and the
second story by Messrs. Campbell s Porter as
sail loft, was entirely destroyed by fire. The
greater part of the contents was also consumed,
Messrs. Campbell Porter losing all their stock.
The building was insured in the Merchants and
Union offices for $4,000.
John Hughes, driver of a coal cart in the EN-.
ploy of Mr.. Peterson, fell from his cart On Front
street, near Hospital, on Monday evening and was
severely wounded. A wheel passing over his
right arm it was smashed above the elbow.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

FURNITURE AT PIFFET's PHoToeRAPH GALLEzsY
FOR sA4E.--Parties wishing to buy excellent fur.
niture at a bargain, can do SO at any time before
10 o'clock today, by applying at Piffet's photo.
graph gallery, 93 Camp street, opposite the
CRESCENT Office The furniture consists of mirrors
carpets, oil cloths, desks, show cases, safe, stoves
ETC., being the balance of the contents and fix.
lures of Piffet's gallery. This furniture Is of the
best quality and will De sold at a sacriGce. Sec
the advertisement in another column for full par
ticulars.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

A Nashville paper notices an exodus Of people
of East Tennessee, principally on the way 10
Texas. 1t says that East ,lenaess orc lsaylns
b. hundreds, and that, il Texas reE.ng as
MANY cI.fgrants from other portions Of lbe 35uN,
Try as she : frofi lust Tennessee, Acr E.st rrazit
viii soon he hlled up.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31
The Boys HOUSE of Refuge.

Our travels day before yesterday brought US to
the House Of Refuge for Boys-an institution
which our first observation showed US to contain
ITO inmates. 1t is under the charge of Major Bos-
well, an old United States officer before the war,
and who for many years was stationed at Fort
Pike and Macomb. The major looked to us like q
man of humanity, and the building under his
charge certainly appeared neatly kept It con
tanned shops for shoemakers, taiIors and timers
and there was large schoolroom for teaching the
children who are sent here. There were rooms
for ironing, washing and baking, and little bakers
were to be seen, like their older confreres of our
city, naked to the waist, and up to their elbows in
dough. The buildings appear very old, and almost
every intelligent party who has ever been con-
nected with this building, or the adjoining Work
house, unite in stating that both ought to be re-
moved beyond the city limits, and the inmates en-
ployed to some extent in cutiyating the ground
The buildings, it is contended, could be sold to
profitable advantage to the city, and suitable
lands bought, and new Enclosures made in the
proper locality.
Two of the inmates Of ithe Workhouse made
their escape the night before over the roof, and an
examination was made by some one on the roof
top, of the exact spot of the escape. Unfortu-
HutSlS tuO SHlLS4pS hSIS SHppGly anu lut uJ5ub
was dark, although the party held lantern, and
slide down the long, slanting roof to the top of
shed below was the consequence. We believe
no bones were broken.
The boys about the establishment were all
cleanly attired, had healthy look, and large
number were amusing themselves, like other
children, in playing marbles and similar games
Their sleeping apartment was very large hall, or
dormitory, arranged with the requisite number of
camp bedsteads Some one to keep watch re-
mained in the room all night. We were little
astonished TO learn that so large number re-
mained perfectly quiet, without any of that romp-
ing and playing that one remembers in connection
with colleges and boarding schools, but such, we
were assured, was the fact-doubtless, because of
the sentinel. But they make up for it in other
ways, and we were given to understand the devil
would confess himself dead beat at some of their
lodges.
| The education of these children for useful occu-
patons is much more carefully attended to, so far
as we could judge, than we had imagined. The
difficulties of the system are, the numbers that
have tendency to crime collected together, and
the absence of any womanly orreligious influence
Might not some such task be wisely undertaken
by the Sisters Of Charity or some similar religious
society?
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

P1TTsBURa. CoAL.-Messrs. Smith & Relf, coal
dealers, corner of Carondeletand Gravier streets
are prepared to deliver very superior article of
Pittsburg coal to purchasers in any part of the
city, free of carriage and at the lowest market
rates. See their advertisement. They are gen
tlemen Of whom their customers will nsFar have
any cause to complain.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31
From Yestsrdaz,n Evening psr,...

WAsHrxGroS, Oct 3O.-anister Camnball hoe
ieft here for his home in Ohio, from whence in
rev l days he will proceed to Mexico, accredited to
the Juarez government y
New YORK, Oct. 30.-Another large Fenian
spirit among the Irish is excited Large meetin%s
were also held in Cincinnati. Men and money are
being contributed 80
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Arrivals at the principal Hotels.


| ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-Lieut R Fitch,
4; J Ackmerman, La; L H Wemen, II Rowe,
| " Allen, Houston; c P Huntington, Natchez;
! Motion, Montgomery, Ala; Ed Smith, Mem.
pms: a Farher, IeXas; , Conn, Galyest0n; Mrs
oofnout NeW York city; Morgan, David
lewiston, II Boyee, La; PoWhatan Clarke.
Yai MIS- 4,r livingston, z Roug ane wife, Calves
ton: Draper, Terre Haute, Ind; White, city:
~ d Perkins Y wilcox, Bayou sara; Gus Asher
Jackson Miss; stephens, city; l Iemmand,
Sew Carthage, La; J 3 Fleitas, Miss; VIZ Brast,
y, Aennedy, Mobile; Or ) Dickson Buns. city:
Miss L Bowie, feX Miss NJ Bowie, do; E Bow
man; Dallas, Ala; J Stephens: W N Lenysrd and
laniiy, GSIHestQn; Mrs Hartman, DO; J TODD, Gin
ctnnatl: a Eiderkln and family, Mobile; MT
Hagan and wife, do; / D McCutchen, J Nc
Gutehen: st Charles; H W Bowie, Matagorda,
LeE Manning, do; } G Becker; Whethammer,
y 4; Q Hunt. Terrebonne.
GtI4 ~ El-I Y bradford, Iangipahoa, La
= McEar, y, qalFestqn: Musgroye and ,,, family,
LafJ b hchman } + Martin, LII: W ThiefbauX,
. AlieE, Texas; i w Smith, w Collins, st
JOINT y Clement Texas; J Riley, kosciusko,
MISS; vaughn, Goodman, bliss; y M Landry.
Br&shear City; L < Walker, Rapides parish; Q
Boynen, Peerngton. Miss Myers, Mics; r
GaEk, IeIas D Nunnalee, NunnaEee, J
= l4eeser, h LYMAN w A Teague, Ala; 4 J
Coleman, IL Il Perry, Texas; " ] ParmeleyJ Il
I Gordray and wife, Houston; AfFa Laster, R r
Foster, Mobile: G a Crane and wife, bIias; r
Hui, city; I P Johnson, Miss; Il II Ioreau
city; Woodmansee, G Ii Mix and family, Rev
II Lawrence Coast; Frank Sannairs aud family,
Aberdeen, Miss.
ST. JAMES HoTEL-Mrs NJ L Bisland Natchez:
Jas Goode, Lafourche; E J Runnels, Brandon,
Miss; Mr Lee, Smith county, Miss; Miss FeAringer
Earope; u Jornagan- Tenn; NJ Emanuel Yicks
burg: b Brown, F R Shaw, city S L.Mosby, Y
Smith, Wilson, S s Forman, 5 Vaughan, Miss;
y bagweil, Mo; W l. Merrweather, ViQksburg:
4 II Feo, Rodney, j Ross, Pittsburg; w M John
SON. G Cunningham, Ala; H G Woodward In
d5anoa; r Eontaine, Jr; W Howard. Rnssell
county, Ala; Mrs Richey and daughter, Texas; G
G Whitten and wife, w Green, Richmond Va; L
Spr0gle, L Il Sprogie, Pha; S T Eonnedy, Frank
lin, Pa; Matthey, France; w Stuart. city; w
Geraldine, Aiaine;. Philip Henderlain, III.
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DEATH OF HENRY w, ADNCURE ESQ THE
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TOBACCO sH1PMENTs.-For the quarter ending
the 3Oth Of September, 2,499,663 pounds. of nlua
tobacco, and 2o,7O6 pounds of smoking tobacco
were shipped in bond from Rielmon d; the federal
tax on which is s., ,OO4, ,l6G 90.
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tstics Of how that city is fed xEich are very in
tcresting. He estimates tha, there are 5,52d,OO0
pounds Of beef ll2,50O Of luttou Y 900 OF veal,
and 2 400 Geo of pork pur chased in Washington
257 385 ID March and ,GT; " ~ lie so5sqpptiop s
css, owing 10 the abnr idant supply Of tish also IN
very not weather. + lc also estiRstes that here
are 25o 600 piats Of milk uqel daily by The in
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18
ANS CURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, VASE

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON cobNTY-
10 VIII;
In the Of James johnson, executor Of Dolly Ann
Williams deceased the executor Aforesaid with the
appreciation OF the Orphans Court Of Washington
County aforesaid appointed SATURDAY the LIST day Of
September next the anal settlement and distribution
Of tho personal estate Of said deceased and Of the
In hand far the have been collected and
turned Into money! when and where all the creditors
and heirs said deceased notified to attend with
their claims properly vouehsd hey may otherwise by
law DO excluded from all beneht In said deceased
tate provided copy Of this order be published
q week for three weeks In the NArIosAL RRPuBLIoAI
previous 10 the said day.
Test. .is' O. kOBBINB,.
Rull-lAwsw Register Of Wills.