New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24
;Aoral cJntelligencs.

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Judges-E. D. Farrar, Third Judicial District;
Ezekiel P. Ellis, Sixth W. Fl. Cooley, Seventh
Judicial District, and J. D. Watkins, Eleventh.
Police Board, New Orleans-Joseph II. Moore,
Nelvil soule, Joseph Duvigneaud and John R.
Conway.
Harbor Masters--James Cone, VIM. Henry, T.
p. Conway and Joseph Oplatek.
Master and Wardens-A T. Badger, Joseph
Solomon and James Rucker.
| Inspectors of Flour-James Ross, j. E. Faures,
Gustave Bouligny, Charles Fortier and Hy. Judson.
Inspectors of Beef and Pork-Paul Cook, John
E. Holmes and John B. Warren.
| Inspector Of Tobacco-H. O. Staufney
Register Of Births and Deaths-F. NJ. Crozat.
Quartermaster General of Mitia-Benj Bloom
| field.
| Surgeon General-Dr. Smith Gordon.
Commissary General--Thomas D. Cook.
Aides de Camp-R. L. Derrickson, with the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel; Laurent Millaudon
and N. Commander, with the rank of Major.
Brgadier Generas-John L. Scott, for the
parishes Of ST. Tammany, Washington, St.
Helena, Livingston, East Felciana, West Fe.
liciana, and East Baton Rouge; Martin J.
Tally, for Claiborne, Bienville, Bossier, Caddo,
DeSoto and VIM; w. Gavock Goodwin for
st. Mary, St. Martin, Iberville, West Baton Rouge
and Point Coupee; and Thomas G. Anderson, for
st. Landry, Ayoyeles, Lafayette, VermiIlion and
! Calcasien.
| Parish Snrveyors-Isaac Morel, Claiborne; and
Thomas Rand, Lafayette.
Notaries Public-Joseph Fl. Allen. Livingston; :;
Charles COTE, Carroll; W. H. Robinet, John j.
Moreau. Joseph E. Andrews, and VIM. s. Cush-
man, st. Landry; J. V. White j. D. Copeland, J.
F. Stevens and E.G. Thurmond, Bienville.
Inspectors of Weights and Measures-Hy. r.
Nerson, St. Mary Abel Waddell, East Baton
Rouge; and VIM. T. Hadley, Claiborne.
Administrators of the Charity Hospital. L.
Tissot, VIM. NJ. Abbott G. Estn Robt. Watson,
D. c. Holiday, Edward Thompson, s. H. Torrey
and DR.. P. G. Boyer.
| Reflections and Substitutes-Several nomina-
tions of the Governor were rejected by the Senate
The Governor has since supplied the place of
some of them, for instance B. L. Lynch has been
appointed member of the police board, uice j..
III. Hoyle Jerome Bayon has been appointed
port warden, uice Edrnond Flood.
Paris Exhibition Agents-G. T. Weisse ESQ,
one of the proprietors of the New Orleans Bee,
and Col. A. LIE Mat, have been appointed agents on
behalf of the State at the Universal Exposition in
Paris in 1867.
| CoMHIssARIEs OF MARKETs.-The following
appointments of commissaries were made yester-
day by his honor, Acting Mayor George Clarke:
Beef Market, Second Dstrict-J. B. Dionis.
Magazine Market--James Steel.
| ST. Marys Marset-Louis Tnturier.
Port Market-Jaoques Bachemin.
i MARROW EsoAPE.-On Thursday evening Senator
Purcell had a very narrow escape from death OF
serious injuries although he happily received bui
| rou1naratiypy slight hurt He yyos crnssnr the
railroad track Canal street, when, his attention
being momentarily distracted by crowd he oh
, served car came along which he did not per
ceive, and he was knocked down and thrown unde,
the mule and vehicle. Fortunately the driver
screwed down the brakes in time to prevent the
car from passing completely over the gentleman
or his life would doubtless have been sacrificed
AS it was he received some blows about the body
which caused him some pain, aud hurt of the
arm and hand, which rendered it necessary to use
J a sling for their ease. One of his boots was ripped
completely across the nstep, but without his foot be
ing materially hurt The injuries were not sufficient
to prevent him from appearing in his place in the
Senate Immediately afterwards. We congratulate
the Senator on his happy escape.
LlEUTENANTs OF PoL1cE.-We are glad TO see
that in the midst of all the civic buildings at this
moment, a sense of the imperative demands O
right and justice still prevails. Acting Mayol
Clarke has shown thathe is fully appreciative O
them. We trust, as we believe, that nothing vii
, occur during his administration to lead to con
: trary impression His appointment of Major VIM
FL. Manning as Lieutenant of Police for the Firs
|, District, is an admirable one. We have knowr
our friend Manning for many years. and know that
as man of energy, of integrity and of honor, au,
Of true patriotism he will dc justice to The conf
dence thus reposed in him.
For the Fourth District, Mr.. Michael Sheehal
has been appointed. 1t would be idle to repea
7 the same language as we have used above Let i
suffice to say that the friends of Mr.. Sheehan have
every reason to be gratifed. There is no doub
} whatever that he will make most efficient AMI
, acceptable officer.
STOLEN PRoPERTy.-J. W. Foute was arreste,
last evening in the Third District by Officer Laugh
lin, charge of otfering for sale lot of cloth
ing and a gold watch alleged to be stolen pro
; perty.
, Still AT IT.-The feud between the families 0
White and Molloy appears to have not abated il
virulence, and has spread beyond theL- circle
: White and his wife, and man named Shumpki,
; and his wife, were arrested yesterday on charg,
! of committing an assault and battery on Mrs
) Molloy.
= UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.--J,.dge Du,eH
In the case eff Mollar Freres VS.. T. 0. Boais, tn.
.. .. defendants plea of prescription was overruled
; and it was decreed that plaintiff recover from the
defendant the sum of eighteen thousand three hun
: dred and sixty dollars.
= The case of the United States vs.. the steamer
). ). Eleanora, submitted with leave to the defend
ant to introduce copy of the military convention
:, entered into between Generals Candy and Kirby
I Smith, on the 26th May, 1865.
= In the case of John'D. O'Leary vs.. A. B. Reading
: l. Bro. and others, Judgment by default was gsyeI
> against A. B. Reading, as he failed to answer
RECORDER KRUEBBE's CoURT-FRe only case o
interest in this court yesterday, that of Justir
y y Durel Jr. vs. Jerome Bradley. The prosecution
y alleees that he, member of the firm of Durel &
Zapata agents of Cortinas that 81 bales of cotto,
:, were shipped to them in December last, from La
= yaca, Texas; that they were seized by the treas
ury ageut, but the United States court ordered til,
!, property to be restored That Jerome Bradley
with whom the cotton had been deposited re
turned amongst the lot, twenty bales of inferior
quality to that which he received. The question
of jurisdieton in the case is under considera
+ ton with the recorder.
. CRIMrNAL CoURT-J,ldge Abel.-A schoolmaste
named Felix was tried for assault and battery, il
. whipping scholar, and found guilty
l The trials of E. W. Fielding, @. p CaIlagEan anl
John Sharplese were continued.
in the case Of A. Hartman and Rodriguez, triet
fer larceny, the Jury failed to agree.