New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-27
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columns. relative to o charge preferred against
him before Recorder Ahern, by Mr.. A. Marchand,
| and published 10 the CRESCENT.
DECORATION OF CONFEDERATE GHAyEs.--In ac.
cordance with an arrangement agreed upon among
the ladies Of Alabama, Mississippi and several
other of the Southern States, yesterday was the
| day selected for the decoration of the tombs of
| Confederate soldiers and the performance of those
rites which manifest the sympathy of the living
| for the honored dead. Cypress Greve No. 2 Gem
etery at the foot of Canal street, is the last rest
ing place of the soldiers from other States, who
died in this city during the struggle, and it is there
that sleeps the sleep that knows no waking the
dead who, while living, made their deeds
square with their faith. We yesterday paid
this cemetery visit, and were pleased to observe
shat their remains were not forgotten. From the
sexton in charge we learned that during the day
more than three hundred of the most respectable
iadies OF our CITY, IN spe OF lts ostance palo tns
cemetery Visit OF lnspechon' and plucked vito
thelr own hanas the weeds wmch grew IN rank
iuxur1ance ABOVE their remains. we had an op
portumty OF seeing Tor ourselves the evidences OF
their sympathy ana the grave Oh each Oh the taien
brave was stre"h WIN ho"efs' anu pore eVioehce
u ..iei' 'a''
w. u''e sanu .I"' " A'.. .en' 80 o-i wv
an'ons ''ent ~ 9'o'' 9v1Ae '"'au'' 'non"'t0n' ~
'oA'iiei''o' ave 'n0i sa""n" "'o '.'ns' y, ~ AZ
ieas' nahe soh.e aoeq'ass ieoosh''ion ol 'ne't
'aiof o'rins 'neis ii'eS, "ne'hef 'heS were f'sn'
"a 'ne "Ao AI'u wv aa,.'o A"l.n
~. a. osr, - ..tat 49,. ,aI,araa IL,
drt,,. ond +bo Ola no-.oltias ,bo d;c, or-o,, +ha
,raoa, ara ,,rasa,va +ho ho,dhoaras aro h,.. -an,
aar;nu si,,,1. ao+ ~ ;ns.;ca 4 +ta;r ,{a,ts
| W. 80 h,,a - Ia .h,+ ,-to -
~oor so,n,s4reass, inonrnro+ed tho ,vorI. ~
doooro,inr tboir ramoins short,,, oftar +,a
oor,tra os +bo o+,- and dero+ad ,or,o ,,or.;or ~
+ta;r NJ oar,;nas r., +,s cbaritohla nhioot W.
L. 49, 49, r,oro +,,,. oon,,,o,ood ,.;,, h.
+o;rod !, fou, b,rdrod do,,oro von1d mola a VOC.
;n,n~oro,,on+ j., t1a nrason+ ,n,ooranoo of +bis
,,a,,so,arn, o,d ,o ha,o M do,ht hot tho ,ranar
ors fee,;nos of orr 1odiea will nromnt tbern 70
oo,u o,,+ t1,;, r,ro,o, +.;h,,.o
0iohAN'.i solis 'iia'iis suoceeuea III
oo"'us .'0 S''"ih'' ,0''''i'i' ''". anu 'aii iie'
on ""'1l, '"o Ae'o,'ei'' 'un'7 '0"enS' "no
siiaii 4uan.i'y oi o'o'nihs' Lie poiice nave
soou oesofip'1oii oi the paioes susPecteu oi tht
"eou' anu 1Ae using '''iS eAei "on " enee' 'nei
oap'oi7
EscAPED.-f esteroay ~hl'e four noted burglars
ooAu i'ne'' 'o,n o'oSu "n' nen's anu 'ohi
ochaher' were oelhs removed 10 prison. they sue
ceeded in breaking away from the officer AM
' making their escane. Thew are 50 wei, known +
w. Ste doror.r,on+ +lot ,bo,, ,r;u ca -
difcn,+ matter 10 rema;n lonc out Of their cntches
ARRESTs.-f. A. 1mith was arrested by virtu
of warrant, charged with being guilty of an as
sor,t and bat+arv with infant to Xii,
49,
mary DonoN"'i was aiies'eu' eiia'seu WIN neli'
an habltua drurEard and insulting an efhcer IN tn
discharge of his duty.
A,hert s.errv coiorad was arrosted CHARGE
III ta:~ ,. 'o.ot0u' aas s, sns.
Win peinS uiulA auu opsi uetius tle siue" all
also with abusing an officer.
Nancy Williams, colored, was arrested, charge
with disturhi,r tba naaca and irsnltipo q
l. .naa p~"'' 7
onlcef.
Frank McGugan was arrested, charged wit
icing drunk,
Wm T,,nes 1vos orrestod choroed with beinr
e "u' 'A'' ""7 "l-'''~N' oD"' s'O "''-- "0'-s
VaSfaht'
Ann Doyle was arrested on Girod stree
d charged with being drunk and unable to take car
of her,o,f.
Hen. Brown ana Phllllp Scout coiored' were al
Il rested on the levee, charged with stealing thre
e tierces hams on the 2lst inst.
III, pod,or, ,roa orra.4od oharaoa will, ,,o;,
mug" houseia was "t ieS'eu' on"iseu Will oein
= = drunk and lying on the oanquette.
u F1psT DJsrR1cr CoURT.-Pope Multon was trie
d vesterdov IN a charge Of assanIt and battery an
|, fonni uniItv
a Tba friaI nf D,ffv cbarrad with murdar wo
continued
d RECORDER AHERNs CoURT.-RecOrder Aher
Il being confined to his home BY sickness the bus
ness OF the court was conducted by his associate
l. Mr. Moore.
e Louis Andre tcolored1 charged with violating
y city ordinance by running dray without
license was fined $50 or thirty days in the paris
), prison. 49,.
70 John Conneuy, charged with furious drlvln
|. and nJuring citizen by running over him, ais
charged with resisting an oilcer IN the discharge
+ his duty. Case continued.
:. Charles Walker tcolored) and Mary Ann Grahal
e (colored), charged with lighting and disturblr
rs the peace, were fined So each.
l. The following parties were arralgned' charge
II with the offenses set opposite their IespectV
Il names:
Thomas Kelly, drunk and disturbing the peace
" James Henry assault ana Dattery; Charles Baysl
T. AIay i)nmas cHIored Interfering with an offc
IN in the DISCHARGE of his dutv. Thev were fine
ia five dollars each or thirty days in the workhons
- The fnljowino inGiv;duaIs were arraioned f
&c varons ofanses and fined two and a half dolIa
r. each or the alternative of from five to thirty da
" imnrzonment ACCORDING tn the noture of offan
v fohn Lewis colore6 swindlinp Walter Tn,
J, renee. Bill Nelson and Chas Vaurh drunk ali
fftean nersons who we've srrested IN the staaI
er boat landing were aTairned AZ yagrants.