New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-10

1leaae 70 procure modlhcatlon OF the regula-
lions prescribed.
We publish To-day. as q matter Of record,
md for future reference. the report in full of
the military commission, appointed to inges-
tigate the disturbance IN this city on the 30th
Of July. Our opinions IN reference4to the
report were fully expressed in our leading
editorial yesterday morning.
WASHINGTON CoLLEeE, VIA report hay
ing been circulated that Washington College,
The institution presided over BY General Lee.
was ftlll, and that students have been turned
away for want Of accommo dation, Mr.. Rodes
Massie, clerk Of the faculty, has issued cir
eriar correcting the mistake, and stating that
large nunber-o of additional students can be
received and comfortably accommodated at
the college and ii Lexington.
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2PENNa oF THE AcADEMY Manager Bid
well has already reformed his. line, broken BY
the recent terrible disaster, and will Tonight
show shat no misfortune can deter hin. in his
attempts to please. 1t should not be forgot
ten that a portion of his company. had
already arrived that his lists include twenty
fire performers. ana that a large part Of bis
bill for the first nightstilI remains unchanged
The three zayistowskis, Miss Eloise Clyde
Hiss Kate Wood, Miss Alice Franklin, and
other well known performers familiar to out
pleasure-seekers viii again make their appear
anca tonight and the public who have so
often been amused should not in this eIner-
gency forget to extend generous patronage,
and overlook deficiencies which telegraphic
dispatches are already iii a fair way To repair
~. CH4RI.Es IHEATER Benjamin DeBar,
Esq, last night was d.. 0Rdpod IN the 4 Poor
Gentleman and ii the laughter which
crested him Be any evidence 81 success he has
no reason to complain The other characters
were very well played particularly Emily
Rortbingtoa BY Miss Alice Placide Tonight
1Lr. DeBar viii enter his appearance in
two comedies, g The Factory Girl, and .sIhe
ssage-struck Tailor. Mr. DeBar viii play
during the week, and Oh Monday night MI.
81 Eddy viii appear.
VkRrErIEs THEAEER. Another first class ar1-
dienee ut the Varieties last night, when .I4or-
don Assurance was repeated with great sue
cess, after which everybody vas sent away in
high good hunaor over q glorious farce To-
night Be are to have Tom Taylor's fine
comedy, still Waters Run Deep, followed
up with the famous farce s:Ihe Elton Boy"
Manager Floyd thus far has no reason to com
plain Of his audiences, who are not only large
IN numbers, but eolnplise ladies and gentle
menof Tie highest character and intelligence
Our thanks are rendered Mr. Samuel Nor
TOW, IF the Southern Express, fer late West
ern papers.
we arc indebted to the officers of the
steamer Iiahoe, for late ouachita papers
4 GRnar ABROAD Twelve hundred new
freight cars, and fifty new locomotives are
being added to The rolling stock of the Chi
eago and Northwestern railway. This road.
"a its different hranches, viii soon run 1870
passenger and baggage cars, $500 freight cars,
ana 2ID locomotives IT now has 1920 miles
ot anaip araok open, and within y year it viii
beIcornpieted 10 the Missouri River and con-
neet H the 'aoific Railroad.
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Western correspondent, writing from
Illinois, aaya that one Of tlle reasons Why the
South ii kept prostrate is 4 ia order that Yves
Tern pipdles may SO over Eastern railroads
n N Eastern market, instead Of going South
as natgifa slssignad
The Cairo Democrat says, that the dusky
member 81 tho Southern ioyaiist convention,
Doctor Randolph, Of Louisiana; earned his
title p 3 baEhsr shop ia Oneida, New Yerk.
The ahsnrdity Of this convention is COM,
plessd h5 tse fact that they eouldnot SECURE for
their company genuine Southern niger,
but were obliged to pnt up with a bogus bar
Der from New York, who now claims, like
Conway lobe g delegate from Louisiana
TIE Heurna Civic Guard says cotton plant
5ng has habits dry ia Terrebonne, and Will
never again be cultivated 70 any extent In
That parish. The piantars are very generally
preparing for the ealture of cane next year
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The Kentuckiaps residing in Atlanta have
formed an association and purchased q lot Ia
that city. where they viii collect and RENTER
the bodies If an Kentucky Comic derate soldiers
who died OF were killed ia Georgia. After the
interraent of the soldiers the cemetery win be |
closed 70 aay further interments, and
monument erected to commemorate their
names.
Anurnber Of Norwegians who recently ar
rived al Rolla, Mo, To- settle upon railroad
lands belonging 70 the Southwest Branch |
Railroad Company. Of which Fremont is said |
10 b TIC president, are reported TO be suffer
ing fFsm extreme restitution.
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a Los.1poFt, n. II, druggist ives fined $500 /
for incorrectly preparing prescription.
The price Of d new bonnet in Danyille Va,
Y eigghty-dye dolIarA 4