New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-30
The Public Peace.

charge being made against him
The Public Peace.
Under the influence Of the inhammatory speeches |
of white men concerned in the demonstrations on
Friday evening, in favor of negro suffrage, some
thoughtless negroes had the temerity TO provoke
disturbance on Common stree:, and in their con
test with the police and few white sol
iers OF the army who happened to be
on the spot, were worsted. Eight or ten
Of the negroes were arrested, and the
attempted riot was very summarily ended The
negroes were not to blame in that matter. The
inceudiaries who excite them, the persons to
be held accountable. 1t is in their interest that
public disturbance should occur at this moment, to
be made use Of as capital in the coming congress
sonal elections in the North They must have no
capital Of that sort if it can be possibly avoided,
Passengers per steamship Harlan, Lewis, com
mander, from Endianola and Galveston, July 26
and u, 1866 ...
Mrs Penn ns.on and child, Mrs Gilman Miss Booth Reg
nolds Frank Benton and wife Ash, lady and chi'd
Porter Iayor A Michel Hensinger, Beringer owls,
MSTgan Futon MS Bunch and child Mrs Embroe MauTy
Henderson, klopman Mrs osterman, and ten on deck.
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The attention of merchants is called to the ad-
EGTtlSeMenJ OF MeSSTS. w. u NTdIldIil COi ~ 10
will sell at auction Tues day the 3lst inst, two
years lease, with fixings aud Office furniture, Of
their large and elegant stores, Nos. 45 and AZ
Front street. We consider this rare opportunity
for securing one of the finest and most desirable
business houses in the city, and expect to see on
Tuesday some spirited bidding for the possession
of it.
New MUs1C-Published by Mr.. A. f. Backmar,
at No. l67 Canal street. during the past week:
Nights of Music" written by Tom Moore
music by L. Hampel. "'Tis Midnight in the
Southern Sky words by Mrs. NJ. J. Young, music
by F. w. Smith. al Love YOU words and mu-
sic BY Ionia Leave 1t! ah no! the Land is our
Own" words by NJ. j. Young, music by F. W.
Smith "She Waits by the River for Men-sonG
aud chorus-words by j, B. Sweet, Esq, music BY
E. X. Cole, NJ. D. q" Our young Soldiers Grave,
song by F, w. Smith. That Bugler; or, Tn,
Upidee Song" words by A. G. Knight, music b,
Armand. The Southern Captive" written b.
Sam Houston, Jr., music by F. W. Smith.
VALUABLE HISTORICAL RECoRD.-The followin!
is the list Of the Presidents and Vice Presidents .
the United States, as we'll as those who have beel
candidates for these offices silce the organization
| of the government:
In 1880, George Washington and John Adams, n
t In 1897, John Adams, opposedby Thomas Jefer
son, who, having the highest electoral vote, be
came Vice President
1901 Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr, beat
} ing John Adams and Charles c. PmCkney,
1906. Thomas Jefferson aud George c. Clinton
, beating Charles G. Pinckney and Rufus KING.
1909. James Madison and Ebridge Gerry, bea
i ing Dewitt Clinton.
II beating Rufus King
n 1891. James Monroe and Daniel D. Tompkin
beating John Q. Adams.
l. 1926 John Quincy Adams and John G. Calhoun
is beating Andrew jackson, Henry Clay and NJ
1t Crawford, there being fnur candidates for Pres
dent, and Albert Gallatin for Vice President
= 1929 Andrew jackson and John G. Calhoun
= beating John Quincy Adams and Richard Rush
{; 1888. Andrew jackson and Martin Van Bure
n beating Henry Clay, John Floyd and William Wiz
for President, William wilkins, John Sergeant al
Is Henry Lee for Vice President.
n 1887. Martin Van Buren, and Richard NJ. JohnsO
N beating Vim. H. Harrison, Il. L. White and DAM
Ie Webster for President and John Tyler for vi
President,
e. i84l. William H. Harrison and John Tyler, bes
10 ing Martin Van Buren and Richard 81, JohnsO
n Harrison died month after his Inauguration, 81
p John Tyler became President for the rest OF t
I8i5. James X Polk and Geo NJ. Dallas, beatt
Henry Clay and Theodore Frelnghuysen.
at lSf9. Zachary Taylor and Millard Fiilmo
i'd beating Lewis Cass and Martin Van Buren,
N President; WIN. 0. Butler and Charles +. Ada
~ for Vice President. Taylor died July 8, 1850, a
" Fillmore became President.
1853. Frank in Pierce and VIM. r. King, beati
Winfield Scott and Vim. A. Graham
~ 1857. James Buchanan and InO. c. BrecE
in' ridge, beating Ino. G. Fremont and Millard =
tor more, for President, and VIM. L. Dayton and !
Ga, drew j. Donalson for Vice President.
re- 1861. Abraham Lincoln aDd Hannibal Ham
~ beating John Bell, Stephen A. Dougas 9nd j.
tne G. Breckenridge, for President. and Hrrschel
the Johnson and Joseph Lane, for Vice President,
cid 1865. Abraham Lincoln and AudERw johns
mn beating George K.>McClellan and G. Il. Pendle
Abraham Lincoln Rssassinated April IA, l
Andrew johnson being President for the bala
10, Of the term.
en- The moveable ambulsnces of the Prussian a
at contain % 900 beds By degrees, as the pati
- recover, they are transferred to the statlo
bA- hospitals, OF which dtzen have already beel
rish tabiished, containing 5000 beds, The prncip
in the Prussan military service is TO avoid the cr
ord ing which produces The hospital epidemcs,
see One Of the readiest ways of contracting
bphits &c tn NIT a belt round yOur dressing e