New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30
Arrivals at the Pr,neipal Hotels.

ST. CHARLES H0TEL--C Benham, Louisville;
C North and wife, N Y; Mrs ] Williams, La; W
c Green, Columbus, Ky; Mrs Pugh La J
Wallace and wife city; Mrs Dean, St Louis; 6
nan, St Louis; J Beer, city; D Davis, Miss; ] G
Winston, F West, Mobile Or j Lnderman, St
Louis; Mrs Clark, Enterprise L G Joseph
Miss Joseph, Mobile Fort, Columbus, Miss;
Garwood, Nashville; Williams, Miss; Mrs Lev
ering, KY; Mrs Heslip and family, KY; L Blair,
Nd; r Ogden, Natchez; Gen Iebulon York, La;
Bowne u HSssbqF " Ba St Lop;
Y; B M Campbell, Baltimore Fl NJ Wing city;
B w Buchanan, city.
ST. LOUIS HoTEL-G L Hobart, St Louis; H
K BOYD, city; G A Patrick, Mr. Holt, Baton Rouge;
Ill; H h Green, do; A R Stanley, city; c Graham,
Carter, Y; r Hastead; j W Hilbreth Gin
| oinnati; H Q Colomb St Louis; W F Smith, Ark;
R Brown, Oldham; Melliden, England; Jordan
Holt, Bowman Baton Rouge; DR. 6 Smith, city;
city; Miss Nichols, " and Mrs Nichols, n Y.
| CITY HOTELS Kennedy, Franklin, DR. Druan-
St Louis; C E Aber, Newark, N J; F W Clawssen,
Chsrefton. S C; W Green, Austin, Texas; J. l.
| Garwood, Nashville; R B Templeman, Texas; W E
Clark New Haven, Conn;J W Hogue, Sherman,
Texas; R Fl Elam Miss; E Scott, Jackson, La A
Scott, Jackson, La; " Gordon, La; Pollock,
j Block, Ala; W F Gray, Ark; R Miller, St LoHis
N II NASH Ark; G B Massey e Greenleaf, No
bile; 7 Berkson Mrs n C Marshall, Miss A Mar
shall, Miss H Marshall, H p Witherspoon, 7 J
Texas; Miss Smith. Marshall, Texas; J Wood
R A Pooley, Huntsville Miss; R R Allen and wife,
Paducah, Ky; j S Robinson, Carroll co, Miss; J 7
| Long and wife, Miss Matthews, Miss N Thorn
ton, Miss Thornton, Bayou Sara, La; R L Robert
son, Jefferson, Texas; S D Campbell, Shreveport
| H Horton, Ala: Capt J A Molay and wife, Mrs
0 J Dye, J Corson, S Smith, a Beard, NJ H
Schwartz, Rosenthal and lady, G W stevens, NJ
Dillon, E J Hups, Texas; W McKneeIy, A 7 Nc
| Kneely, Point Coupee r Fl johnson, Memphis
ST. JAMES HorEL-P R Leigh, Miss: Lamb,
J Calhoun, Amite; E S Cheatham and wife, Miss
Miss; Harris, Camden, Ark; W Knox, Tangi-
paho; J W McGrany, Greensboro, Ala; Captain
| Packard, c e Morrison, Mobile; c Hall, st Louis;
W Arnet, La. Afford: n Y; Mrs Lamogen,
Dunghty, Miss; W D Willy, VIM schadt, Texas;
| Spears, Scotland; W G Poindexter, A Mar tin,
Miss Poindexter, Mrs Battle, Miss Carat, Sun
flower county, Miss; DR. Coteran, Miss Il Gage,
| Holmes county, Miss. J Armstrong, Meridian A
Barnett, Mahon, Natchez A Jones, Jackson;
A Heathman, G Wilson, Tensas, La; ] s Douglas,
| do; E Everand, do; w McBland do; D S Hair,
| Franklin; DR. P Smith, La Col Moore, La;
levin, Carol parish. La; N Holland DR. P NJ
parish, La; Roy W Scott, 8 McLeon, j Battle, j
| ii Snyder, Delhi, La; G D Schofield, Natchez; S
Hubert, Rodney, Miss; R Tareton, Texas; J S
| Douglas, Tensas parish; L W Bland, Everand,
Tensas parish; Bolton, Texas; Robinson,
| Ala; DIR L Robinson, Ala; D Denny, NJ SIS; DR. r 9
Hiiliard, New Iberia A De Vacour, c b DeYal-
| conr, Miss Richardson, J A Snyder, Bossur par
ish; j G stoadenmier and family, Ala; G NAL
combe, DR. Robinson and family, B G Kyler, Miss.
| FRrGHTFUL SCENE--An Engine on the RAM
| pGge-On Tuesday, persons along Frent street,
| in Columbia, Pa, were astonished to see one of
| the largest first class locomotives of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad putting along through the town at
| the rate of 80 miles an hour, with one upon it.
II appears that the engine, number 2l7, run by G.
/ al,ctAr OF f,a md no l,n
sons whose duty it is to coal, clean and get them
| ready for service.
| One Of the employees-a German named Adam
Heifer-got upon the engine, in the absence of the
hostler, or engineer, in order to easily. Pull
ling out the throtlevalve at full length the engine
| became unDanageable, and he frightened, Jumped
off, and the switch being adjusted for the locomotive
| of the morning train to pass ont, away went the
engine into town at full speed, through the tunnel
around the curves, and up the river at fearful
rate, till just above Cheques bridge, where she
came in collision with the passenger train which
had just left Marietta, making complete wreck of
4 both engines, and seriously damaging the cars.
| The engineer and fireman. Andrew Baker and Cy-
rus Hinkle, say, with great astonishment, the
great locomotive coming towards them just in time
to reverse their engine and escape instant death
| by jumping Off. The two engines came together
with tremendous force: throwing the tender of one
on the top of the boiler of the other, SCATTERING
the baggage car and breaking loosemany Of the
seats in the passenger cars; and strange to say,
| no one was seriously injured. Mrs. Emswer was
cut in forehead, a Mr.. Miller, jaw disocated, en-
gineer and fireman slightly hurt, conductor John
Mitchell slightly bruised about the shoulder.
/ columbus (Pal Spy.
Che Baton Rouge Gazette suggests that the
name of the young lady alluded to in the follow
4 ing paragraph ought to have her name changed to
/ More Disgust
4 Some OF Henry Ward Beecher's Pensioners are
susceptible, and carry their admiration of the Rev
Beeeher to an excess. OF this number would
ipaA To No