New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-26
Arrival. at she rr,aeipal Hssel..

ST CHARLES H0TEL-M B Cushing, U sN;
Davis, Galveston; I Mills Jr, A p Mills, Mem
phs,; Johnston and family La; J L CoIlley, y
Ala; J Langdon. Canton; W n I Cheney. Ala;
j Drurnm, do II hichtensten; W D Burton, s
N Todd, s Barker, La; 2 Eallman; Manning,
Boston; Mrs A Grey, Mobile; r + Clarke, N Y 50
L Roman, Matamoros R Martinez, do n A.
Benser and wife, Pa; Butler and wife R i; "
Blanding and wife, do; G g Black, va; W
! 81. LOUIS HOTEL-F w Smith, Eieksburg; W
G Clayton, Mobile; W Reagan, n K; D g Temple,
Monroe, ia; A B Bathean, do = 0 Halle, Mobile
Times; Y Hicks, Cleveland, Ohio; E Metcalfe,
Galveston; D Monahan, U $ A; Miss Colbert, Pa;
W H George, Mobile; Rowe, U A; Fl D
Williams, 9 ) A; Sutherland, 9 ~,
CITY HOTEL-J o Hedrick, Carroll parish;
E Baxter, Bath county, Ky; N Carpenter,
steamer Mttie Stephens; J Shirburn, Columbus,
| Tex; W Baggett, Hubert, L Mondehall, Miss;
Q H Hall. Liberty, Miss; W Rogers, e Walker,
J W Boyle, N Rascal, Q Mettem, F Gallagher, La;
| d Anderson J Hodges and wife, Miss: W A Colt
and wife, New York; Mrs Lee. Chicago; Mrs I
Boon, NJ Smith, Miss; Fl Honghton, Mobile: L
F Rodgers, city; Williams, Ky; DR. p Smith,
ST. JAMES HoTEL-H L Hopper, Mobile; R
Saunders, Ala; NJ L Smite; NJ Huston, Ala;
sm 1fa asSomo cry Go
ton; Mrs r Boon, NJ Smith, Clinton; Wyche,
Miss; Bsrn, city; J n Langdon, jackson; Her
| delet, flcksburg; J Morgan, Jefferson, TexaSs
NJ G Murphy, Jackson; d Porter, L Sawyer, Cal
weston; ] Z Austin, city; W Poindextar. ClarkB-,
vile, Tenn; / Morris, Tensas parish J Funk
houser, Liberty, u; J Gustofes, Vicksburg; r
Clinton, Richmond, Va; W Beeks, Ark; 7
Harde, city; W H Redwood; T Fisher, D Ehomas.
| St Louis, Mo; T Mccarthy, hurry co... Tenn; F
| Hoomes, Houston. 5,,r IA .r7r
FATAL AFFRAY ON SHIP BoARD.-On the morn
ing of yesterday, the American bark. Scotland,
was taken into the stream. While, this was being
DONE the crew gave evidence Of dissatisfaction and
characterization, by refusing to assist in their
proper labors. Between one and tWU O'clock
after the ship had heen at anchor some tme-the
captain, who had been writing in the cabin, came
out to 60 ashore and attend to some important
business. The crew at this time came aft and ap
preached him, stating that they had not received
their advance, and making other complaints, whel
they were told by Captain Maynard that he could
not stop at that time to attend to what they said
and that he had instructed the shipping master 7
y give them the advance Some further angry word
passed, when the captain receiyahsa blow on tn
face from of them; several others at the SAM
q moment making towards him with drawn knives
Ono of the mates, who was near by, Immediately
drew his revolver, at the same time ordering them
to stop advancing, which they daGinng to Do, theJ
were fred into by the mate, ana one man, whose
s. name said to be James Kelly, was killed, ano
d tive others wounded. The riotiwas quelled ~ tne
If arrival Of am armed boat from the United Statea
j. surgeon Of the Tacony afforded proper relief 20
II the wounded men. The ship was boarded during
the afternoon by coroner Whiting, who Will lmme-
r. diately hold an inouest-TE Charleston NHWS. ~