New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-03

market bell is a kind of guardian and by which is
tolled the alarm when the dire element of FIRE COM
tnences its work of destruction.
FOUNDRY MECHANICS AssooIATroN-Tllis asso-
cIason met last night in room No. 8, Odd Fellows
hal and the society appeared to be larg ely repre-
| seneeo' Judging by the numerous attendance
Inc PRESIDENT introduced Mr.. st. james, of
aoolie' VINO spoke at some length and with much
force ana eioquence on the subject of protective
unions amongst mechanics, and the right they
shouid nave OF obtaining fair and Just compensa-
tion for their labor. Mr.. James urged the oseocia.
ton to connect itself with the "Internationa, TTr;o
of Blacksmiths and Machinists," the purposes of
which, and its utility to mechanics, he explained.
After some remarks by members, motion was
made to disband the Foundry Mechanics Asso-
ciation," in order to join the " International
Union" The question was put by the President
and unanimously approved.
Officers were elected for the new organization:
but we are unable to give the names, for a reason
which the blacksmiths and machinists who were
present will understand, when we say no associa-
ton which the blacksmiths and machinists of New
Orleans desire to enter, should have need of
secret assemblies. We throw out this Hint for
their consideration, because we earnestly and
sincerely wish to see all working men,, ourselves
. Idciuded Of course, obtain the full and Just fruits
t of their labor 9s " 80
9 PROVOST CouRT-Judge Benedict had no busi-
ness before him yesterday, and the Court ad-
journed until to-day. The Jurisdiction of the Pro-
Vost Judge had been very extensive, but recently
orders from military sources, restoring almost all
the powers exercised before the war, to civil
magistrates, relieved Major Benedict from attend
ing to various classes of offenders. Of whom he had
= previously to take eogniZance. The Provost Judge
will doubtless soon be allowed to retire from his
official station. We understand that Major Bene-
dict intends to settle in Texas, soon as he ID
- relieved from duty here. He will make many
friends wherever he casts his lot in life.
or CITY RECEIPTS AND ExPENDITUREs.-The follow
er ing shows the comparative receipts and expendi-
at lures of the city Government during the years
: 1864 and 1865
sssPss from from fss M T . Dss
EsBs:ss's::: ] ss. S:s is l. M Z e:
Increase. 45ssa q
Balance Treasury January lst 1885, $500 q
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-The Judgment
by default entered in the case Of Robert Andersen
r. the steamer Dixie ordered to be set aside,
and the case to proceed on it's merits. me
|
St. Cloud all the papers were ordered to be for
warded to the Secretary of the Treasury for hia
of decision
RECORDER GAsT1NEL's Courts. Fabric was
d. arraigned yesterday on charge Of breach o. Of
rv U. D. Terrebonne The accused was remanded
y to await an investigation
:. Henrico Palloto was charged with violating the
D. law against carrying concealed weapons in having
"A razor secreted in his possession under cireun-
Gu stances that policeman did not consider legiti
go mate. H. P. did not consider himself amenable to
er the penalty prescribed by the ordinance, and
ce claimed formal inquiry in regard to the transac.
h1 ton, which he will have in due time.
" John Goff, charged with polishing off John P.
Bilaz in pugstic way, was required to subscribe
SIS to the city treasury, or go to jail for twenty
a days
:" crowd of sailors, who had been arrested on
~ the levee dangerous and suspicious characters,
ut showed what their calling was, and were relieved
in from durance yile Their ideas Of landsmen will
he hardly be attering to those who don't SO down to
- the sea in ships. "#7 (.
Mary spiller, colored girl, who leads a free and
ho easy life on st. Louis street. was up charge Of
Re- filchng s2S from one s. B. York, who was taken
~ up himself, at the same time, for having spilled
Ihe so much bad liquor into him to render him inca
ms, pable of looking out for himself He had senss
in enough, however, to inform policeman of ths
u loss of his greenbacks, who took charge of tht
:. accused. While the matter in this stage 81,
q" bill was found on the sidewalk, which it was sup
posed was dropped by Mary as means Of ,gettinl
of rid Of material wtness' against her.. The cas-
~, will be investigated in due time. ~
Vic RECORDER KRuEBBE's CouRT.-For the informa
ON tion of those who will take some interest in tn
ing penalty imposed for fast drinking, state tha
ed, the tariff in this Recorders Court yesterday wa
nor SO. The quotation is not such as to- enable
poi us to hope that the market will show fall
run ing off in this respect. Those who not rufle,
,od at the idea of breaking peoples necks will not b.
re scared by q small fine. a-.I .-...
su 80. Elijah Williams and Calvin Morgan were com
as mitted for trial to the Criminal Court charg
we of forging and counterfeiting dray receipt
the #. s. Dubois, alias c. D. Wilson, as. principal
md and William Shultz as accessory, accused of oh
se' Hotel by means of false representations, TO
yes admitted to ball. if they furnish bond Of $1,000
in Charles Davenport, charged with being connected
with the affair, was dismissed.
CRIMINAL CoURT--The jury list to serve tn
'hn present month was completed yesterday. On
lell hundred and fifty names were taken from tn
ich wheel the previous day, but only forty could
we required to serve their country in the safe bl
the the land. Fifty more citizens were called upo
and score were found Liable in that crow,
bids Sixty is the number deemed necessary to prop
tho the wheels of justice.
WV VIM. Henry, colored was tried for larceny an
10 found guilty.
Nc Mary Andre was tried for the same offense az
for convicted sa1
rast eat A. Lamb pleaded guilty to misappropratie
'ee' of property not his own, and was sentenced
eight days Imprisonment.
ract Leocadie, a coored feminine, and VIM. Fletche
ling coorea male, were poth tried 1or larceny aE
men ''N
hell The SCIENCE OF KIssING.-People will kiss, y
ma not one in hundred knows how to extract bli
ans from lovely lips, no more than they know how
ahs- make diamonds from charcoal. And yet it
the easy at least for us! This little item is not alo
DER for new beginners, but for the many who go to
Jung whom YOU are to kiss. Doa,t make a mistak, I
ONE although mistake may be good. Don't jump .
ston like trout for a tY and smack woman on th