New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

city police telegraph has sreeeived nernnfssf
the city council to remove to this tower
lrarily the bell and striking apparatus Of
District Police Station. This bell viii BE
sound all alarms Of fire, and also to aI15ots
hour of the day, All police messages H 6e
quickly sent to and from the city by Nr. Mfbple
and his assistants. In this Immediate part of the
grounds, the building for the auetfoneers Messrs
Nelligan Nash, is erected. From to 3J q clock
p NJ daily, Colonel Nellgan will here self sIl live
stock or machinery that may be offered. 1t must
not be forgotten that alI persons purchasing must
| leave their goods or live stock on the grounds
until the day after the fair closes,
| The BOOTH and club house, well remembered as
| the :" old race booth, y has been re-pafnted and
| fitted up, and Eere the race horse boys viii con-
gregate. The judges stand has been fxed, and
the trials Of speed aroand the track or grand
Four large stables have been erected on the right
side Of the GENTLY entrancs to the grounds near
the old grove. In these stables the race horses
| and all the stock on exhibition will be kept.
Among the regulations, the following are inn
portant: The Subscribers and stockholders, driving
to the grounds have the privilege of using all the
spare gFound to the left Of the GENTLY road en-
trance for the Of their carriages OF hacks This
space of ground is already arranged, and a pFi-
vate exit for these special vehicles il also fixed.
All the public hacks. upon entering ths gate, pass
to the right and near to the fence Of the Enclosure
here four streets or boarded lines are made, and
the hacks take up their stands ia these improyised
streets. man, appointed by She managers, will
have control of these public vehicles, and te pas
hack or carriage, and it will meet him at the gate,
and thence out to the city. Thiageneral regula-
ton viii be certainly very excellent, and we trust
will be Tigidly carried out.
The Inauguration day fixed for Tuesday neZt,
Nov. 90 and the exhibition will continue eighE
days, Sunday not included. The gates will be
open daily for the reception of visitors, at 4. NJ
and Will be closed at sunset. The exhibition III
the arena will ommei1ce each day at 10 A. VI.
fhe celebrated silvtas cornet band. under the
leadership of Professor Charles Jaeger, will be on
Ia md Il Ty F-F4rr A NJ =
IT IS intended to make next Tuesday q grand
holiday and gala day in Dis city: and the fnerean
tile and mechanical inter- ats have entered into the
idea III earnest. This il it should be. Tt gives
all who desire Oppartus GtF to witness the CON
secration of the Fair G. eands by Archbishop
| 0din. Ia this religions observance, he viii be
assisted by She Rev. Father Moynhan, and 4Abbe
Porche, with twenty or th hirtw other reverend gem
tiemen, Of the general ohservanees and pro-
gfanlfiE9 OF the Inauguration and other days, we
| WILL mofe fully speak in q ii ltufe edition.
Inc magnificent weather Of yesterday has given
new zeai@to the managers, and Captain Slocomb,
| the energetic and popular lii tie artieryman, was
o1sly cunning around the 81 ounds all DAY. This
community owes him much fol his uuesasing en-
deaEors to render this suct ess. and an honor to
aeW Orleans and Louisiana. he ii ably assisted
in his great work by oil the Other officers and
success does notrest upon their ioblg enterprise
it will be nosfault Of theirs. Will fair weather.
fw9prcdict for the grand State air ae the Me-
chGnics' and Agricultural Fair Association Of
GfoIey's Case.
F8rfthe las5month or two those h avfnG occasion
to visit The court of Recorder Ahern hayeaeen met
| at tIetentfanee by man whose nut lasHon il the
loss of both hands, must have obt airIsd7 notice
That. man; Gohn GFoley, left this city as lieu
tenant in the Eleventh Louisiana Rec meRt and at
the battle of BelmCnt lost land. lost men with
this disability would have left the Service and
| might have dones without dishontlr, but John
CroleTswouldnot leave it. He was at the battle
| nf
| other, hand.
Tl'is crippled soldier and galaflt gentleman
has lately goshis subsistence BY act ing as door
keeper suf recorders court. The nstraetiens of
Recorder Ahern to him have been to REQUIRE every
man entering the room to uncover hi 8 head His
manaer is not soft; some fnicaI or exaeting peo-
| pie might sayseYen that he is not polFe but
marAwith heart in his breast, kn owing his his
| tory, without coveting insult, W ould take his
brussne style without oaense, and seek intimate
knowledge of man. WHO has pro we'd his highest
title torespeet in TRIALS where the first qualify Of
| nobility is best proved
Mr.. Croley was. arraignea bef ore the Police
Board for disrespeet to an officer Of the United
States army and suspended for Il lirty days. 1t is
needless to oreyiew the evidence. It enough to
say that NJ. Croley was acting in obedience to
| orders. TO gentleman wearing sword can OBJ
ject toa suggestion that the board, atits next
meeting should reconsider its sentence and re-
store the crpplea brave to his place.
Ths C:ass 20 Of Pr 9sossr Of ttls BaptIst
Llcll,. Council.
A number Of the colored U ,sidents Of this city,
whom we believe all mer lbers of the Seventh
Baptist Church. have called 1T this office and made
q statement of the condition of that church which
showsrthe difficulties with fhch that religious or
canzatian has been trouble d in somewhat differ.
entlight from what it was, time since, repre-
sentel to u.s. We arefapt lerupre informed upon
/ reliable authority, that BE " Da Rogers has sus.
tain2d a good character y this, city for the last
twenty years. and out OF respect for the religious
convictions Of his fFeinif j. We publish below the
result of an investigate n that was made Of his
character. What We gr We is q condensation of the
| Baptist Chlrch:
Isaac uhderhill, End ward .simms, Isaac Griffin
j aim Jones, were sXI 1eedfF0m this church fol
appropEatlng cblr@i money, lying, SANDER, and
| oendQGt unbecoang Christians. A clamor soon
after commenced n nong:some Of the members
| but no,particular sturbanfe 0Ceurred until one
sunday when q, M 'tice was II end offering goot
EwaSea,ao ptantatlo hands who would assist il
taking off the GRO ps up the coast. Upon tina
1 occasion Preston age and Sa 20 Watson were ex
I peleI for insulting the pastor, DR.. Rogers, ant
Mr. afinor, the fi ulster who rad that day assisted
in tie services. Dr.. Rogers con, after introduces
Resolutions before tae Lou siana Association ex
preaslye of MS disgust of pol ics and intended tc
pfaTent pohtlcal preaching and to induce the col
osea popnlation to so TO VIZ 1Yk and stick faithful
| tlttheir contracts.
The clamor reconlmanee d. The expelled mem
1ers called upon him and expressed their diseon
dent at his. eraEGonduct to which he declined /
pay any attentonas they we're not in good standin
in the art5t place, and, i the second, none but
!, eensed preachers could pass upon his acts. Sine
mat lllae they have ap piled for the church keys
have wearied the recc rder provost marshal an
bureau with their app licatons and the whole ma
ter IS now to be deci ded by council of minister
upoa the 2Gth inst. The sum from the colletio
dinaer which Ds, Rogers was accused by the fft
;, petitioners Of hayi ng appropriated is aeconate
1of, as We'll as otp monies, by his receipts,
i meme Of the hety y Tho placed their cross marks
u tho petition are, members oss church in got
! ! standing.
q q The re2ort in conclusion, states that Dr, Rqge
q nas nas act3d IN obedience to the laws Of God, al
that ne IS fully sustained bJ2 the council.
y From, oil, We can now laarn about the mattt
:, n the Ga3seof, the clamor against Ds. Rogers "
mat ne recognized the absolute necessity Of NO
u among his parishoners, ayd gave the advice ii
y any tPiend: Of the colerssa race would give, !
p rejoice to, hear Of thRs action Of his eccesiast
le c33pne! and shall. endeayor to aid and sust
~ taittt with works.
81 . Un'4forming the Police.
- me new uT Fnrnls hav bpnn isSuel to the poll