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SATURDAY MORNING, July 7, 1866.

To allow Nicholson & Co. to erect a steamngine
on Carondelet street. between Eighth an'Ninth
Streets
To repair the shell road between the muth Of
the Bayou st. John and Milueburg.
To sell contract for the shelling of ighth
street from LeVee TO Magazine and some other
Streets the names of which escaped us.
To extend the time of the contract Of D.
McCoard for the completion of the AnnuDaion
and Chippewa streets railroad.
Mr.. Goldman presented resolution dfecing
the street commissioner to repair, at the ezpnse
of the City Railroad Company, Dauphine ard RIM
part streets, in the event of the company fang
to make the necessary repairs. Referred tone
committee on streets and landings.
The committee on police and health reEorfd
resolution granting permission to the V@trJ OF
st. Joseph'5 church to establish a cemetery onhe
square bounded by Canal, Anthony, Beipadtte
and Customhouse streets. Adopted.
ResolutiOnsapproyi the adjudication OF seTal
contracts by the controller, which resolutions ad
mt previous meeting passed on first readg,
came up and passed second reading.
A resolution providing fer the eXtensloE OF
Poydras market, the builder of the eNtenslotto
receive in consideration thereof the reYenuesor
ten years, was adopted.
resolution to continue the contract OF
Philip Drum for the Fourth District ferry as
adopted
a resolution authorizing the controller to ay
outstanding notes Of the corporation past le,
and providing that interest shall not c0ntinU if
su h notes are rot presented. was adopted
MIR. Montamat offered resolution author5ng
the street commissioner to place twelve stet
| lamps at Mneburg. Referred to the commtee
! ON streets and landings.
| a resolution authorizing the release of ceain
| property of Mr.. ohm Davidson on POydras sbet,
/ from mortgage held by the city, was adoptt.
| The ordinance laid on the table at the last net
| ing, to prevent waste of water and injury ofthe
| plugs of the commercial water works comEny
was recOusilered. on motion of Mr. MoOreand
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ArrlvaIa !. DC Prlnelpal motels.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-C F Wilson, city; W P
Hickey, Natchez; H 4 Hammond, Washington;
Hooker and family; j NJ Haynes, Nashville; G
Pindlay, Baltimore; Msupay. Miss; W Tracy
and WIFE Miss Cannon, st Louis; D Ray, Natches;
Randall, St Louis; G Adler, Fla: II W Buck
master, Morton, city; A Warwick, N Y; A s
Murphy. Weatheriey, j Graham, La; G H
Hawthorn, Tex; W N Evans and family, Shreve-
port; W Payne, v Payne, R Broome and wife,
Syracuse, N Y; Miss Holiday, j Taylor, Mo;
w Finley, Noble, A Chandler and wife,
Mrs P W Gray, Houston, Texas; Miss Brooks,
Chicago; Miss Gwathney, do; E Blaine; j K
Kezlep U S A; W Stanton; Caldwell and
family, Texas; W H Ledbetter, do; A J Wiste-
welt N Y; Col Sharp and daughter, Texas; w j
McIntyrne, do Butler and wife, do; W McIn
tyrue, do; Miss Brooks. Houston; Mrs Fuller, do;
Saml Young, do; Mrs Young and child, do; D w
Bas, do; A Richardson, do; D W BAryiza, do;
W L jackson, Natchez.
CITY H0TEL-T IL Danderson, Chapel Hill,
Texas; Blum Summit, Miss; p Conkling and
wife, Natchez ] Lopez, Shreveport; Coop
wood Texas; DR. Hall, Lake Providence, La; W
Jones, Shreveport; @ Gnggs, Caddo parish; J Fl
| Davis, Miss; q Jenkins, Eufauls, Ala; l. TeXada,
Rapdes A Dnval, Bay St Louis; f Duval, do; Mrs
Heddrick and son, Goliad, Texas; S Shields,
Galveston; Miss Bradford, Baton Rouge; Il
Armstrong, Ala; W Cartwright Texas; j Duf
field, Galveston; j Sydnor, do; J NJ Mundine,
Texas; G Gaylord, do; Q L Browde, do; W Hof
Houston; J N Thayer, city; G Barreli, do; n A
son, city; W Price; @ Wallis, Galveston; A W
Scott, Harrisburg, Texas; Il Merchant do
s A Mcclellan and wife, Miss Maggie Laird. Texas
A S Appleburn, Galveston; S A Jankes, Chappe
Hill; Mrs B Oliver and child, Miss Oliver, Mis-
| Crawford, Middleton, J Ferguson, Texas; /
Gray Galveston; j Harral Houston; Captain {
| DomiBg, city; Gen Hough, T G Coffin, A Cotfiu
W Stuart, Houston; G W Kames Vicksburg; f \
Gray, city; F P Mclean, Boca del Rio, Mex; Nj!
White, W N Fera, Donaldsonvie.
ST JAMES HOTEL-D p Conhor, Natchez; I
N Barrow and SON. jackson; Groom, Cook
j r Groom, Hazlehurst; w Handy, L Boehman
Canton; Creath, Memphis; NJ = Daniel S
Smith, La; I S B2land and family, Natchez; q !
Hopkins, Houston; 0 Mellen. N OfGenley, E Quar-
terman. HoHghton Natehez; @ Ii Boykin, Miss
Il Gum, city; Il B Hork, q Waite, Frankfort Ky
o H Hawley and son, Bayou Bmuf F Dufiey
Ga; W S Boon, Miss; NJ G AldriDh and wife, BatoI
Rouge; A Brown and wife S Cherry. Mobile;
I Leach, C; G Pastem, Arcola; w 7 Rapley
Shreveport; Tyres, Washington, Ark; Mrs \
Rainey, Marshall, Tex; D Rainey, Marshall
G Taylor, city; Cayit Roberts, Miss City; D
Chastant, city; NJ Goldfrank J Eseman, San Ante
nio; W Ryle, Patterson, N j; H KaumerIing, Me-
Braunsfels, Texas; Nj Cavanaugh, l. Cavanaugt
Lagrange, Texas T Cook Alleyton, Texas;
Kneeland, W E4Kneeland, Shreveport; C Rnni
Mrs Young Texas; G Burkhart, Matagorda; ] M
Greon, Texas Mrs McLemore, Mrs Helby, Colur
bus, Texas; W K Wallace, Texas; w II Weiso
+ Butler, St Landry.
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IocaI SnttlIiQenCe.
Riot.

riot occurred yesterday afternoon, in the
vicinity Of the corner of White and Melpon enc
streets. The affair is said to have originated in
this wise negro passing with flag in his hand,
a little white girl, some seven or eight years OF
age, standing upon the banquette, remarked as he
passed, " OH there goes Niger with flag Or
words to that effect There had been an eEamna'
ton of negro school in the ueigh5oFhood, and
quite number of the color were in the vicinity
The negro spoken Of by the little girl Kicked her.
Some white persons Witnessing the brutal act, in
terposcd and gradually, the numbers swelling on
both sides, q general melee ensued, in which clubs
stones, knives, and firearms were used. mum
Der were injured, black and white, but only one
white rnan--so far as we can learn, seriously.
His name has not reached us. He was struck with
pistol the head, and it is feared that his skull
is fractured. The police stopped the riot, and ar
rested a number Of those engaged in it.
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a man named William L. Mahon, native
Of Virginia, twenty-four years of age, who
had been in the charity hospital about three weeks
nnder treatment for eolica, was discharged yester
day morning, as cured. In a few hours after, he
was brought back to the hospital in cab, in a very
sick condition, and while a stretcher was being
brought to convey him into the house, he expired
IN the cab, in which the body was taken off, and
the coroner holding an inquest upon it, verdict
Of death from acute diarrhea" was returned.
The probability is the man died from some indis-
oreHon in eating or drinking, or exposure to the
SIM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

We learn that letter has been received in the
city from Mr.. Marcelin Aaiza, director of the
opera, who is now in Paris, stating that he has
secured company in which are embraced several
distinguished artists, and they will open at tie
New Opera House on the 18th Of October next
Among The names mentioned are those Of Papian
and CheDct as first tenors, and Charles Alaiza as
leading dramatist. OF the subscriptions for the
operate season, $4,000 have already been paid
in, giving assurance that there can be no failure.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

BRUTAL MuRDER.-One of tn most cold.blooded
and brutal murders we have ever heard of oc-
cured in Mississippi, some ten miles from Mem,
phis, on Saturday night last at the plantation of
]. Fl. Jones, Esq. 1t seems that man came up
to the gate and knocked loudly, when negro
The stranger--no one knew whether he was white
or black-inquired for the place of Major Lundy,
and asked Hall to show him the way. the negro
man being rather fearful, asked him who ne was,
| that time of night. 7 man said he was friend,
that he need not be afraid. The language used
was such as induced Hall to step out and show the
man the way He had, however, M hardly placed nnt
nistol To Halls neck, and remarking he would
show Show him III VIII who he was shot the unfortunate man.
who fingered but short time and died. The muir
derer made good his escape and what is worse for
wbat Tay he took-[Memphis Appeal.
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Recorders, Courts.

.R54 DlsEHloI hEooRDbR GouRT'-Ihe loI
towing cases came peIore ReGoraer AheFh yestcr-
,Sol,n TyennessV. accused of stealing bale of
cotton valued at Sl75. the property OF Messrs.
Keen i CaQlHeld, was remanded for examination
On tie 5lth inst.
John Grady. charged with stealing silver
watch from Maria Robertson, coored was ar
rafgned and his case liked for the llth inst.
Edward Hinegan, charged with causing John
Brady and Barley scanlan TO teloniousiy take
from the steamboat landing the property of
Michael Kelly, was examined and discharged.
Frank Fulton, accused OF stealing hat, the
property of D. P. Buckuer and cane belonging
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INC Attempted suleIde at fsarry oldLs,a.

We noted yesterday that an unknown man had
attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat
in the water-closet attached to Garry 0ldis's
coffee house, on Common street. We have since
discovered that the mans name is Edward B.
Hunt. He represents that he is, or has been,
mate Of a British schooner nam ed the Oriental =;
that he is a native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, aged
48 years, and has been in the city about three
weeks, having come last from Boston, Mass. No
explanation has been given of his attempted self
destruction. He had never been in Mr.. Oldis's
house before. He had one drink there, then
went back, and a few minutes after was discovered
bleeding with great wound in his throat, the
razor with which it had been inflicted by his side.
The surgeons at the hospital deem his recovery
possible, Notwithstanding the severity of the
! wound
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

VALUABLE MpRoyED REAL ESTATE AT GCTIoN
By THE SHERIrF.-Partieuar attention is clled to
the sale at auction to be made this day at Don at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
street. Said sales comprise: Ist-One thre story
brick store situated at the corner of NeWLevee
and Lafayette streets, First District. 2d-Two
valuable lots of ground, with the buildings ad i'm
provements thereon; one fronting en Histry or
Kerleree street, and one fronting on Pluehe
street. between History or Kerlerec, Third Ditrict
For particulars see advertisement
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NATHANIEL BURBANK,
lst Lieut., Acting Assistant Adjutant General.

Messrs. J. B. Walton Deslonde sell this day,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
eight one-story frame double cottages, four of
which are situated Liberty street, two on Freret
street, one at the corner of Howard and Erato
streets, and one Erato, near the corner of How.
ard. These cottages are in good condition, and
will suit mechanics and others wishing to secure
cheap homes. The same gentlemen will also sell
valuable square of ground, only one square from
the St. Charles street railroad. For terms and
full particulars the public are referred to the ad
yertisements of these properties
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

wHARFBoAT FOR SALE.-We refer persos who
would like to buy such piece of propertyto the
advertisement which will be found in aother
column in which the wharfboat now lying It the
Baton Rouge coal yard is offered for sale, ad her
dimensions given. She is well arranged ievery
respect, new and built expressly for the prpose.
There are many points on the river where heping
wharf boat is very profitable business, nd an
opportunity is here offered which may NO likely
occur again soon to enter the business. iessrs
McLearn & Mason, wholesale grocers, 10. Il.
Common street, will give all necessary information
O parties wishing to purchase
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

IMPoRTANT TO TAX PAYERs.-We invltdhe at.
tention Of persons who have claims for reiIburse-
ment of taxes or exemption under the &C of the
last legislature in relation to exemption frol State,
parish or city taxes for the years 1862 63 81 and
'65, if the property was held by the government
without remuneration, to the card of Mr. Julian
Michel, attorney at law, No. 81 Royal stree, which
appears in the CRESCENT this morning. MrMichel
will attend to all such cases with zeal andinteli-
penCe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07
Special Orders, No. 141.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT. or LGu1RIANA,
Rev Orleans. Ls., Juiy5 1866.
JFytract1

l. Pursuant to instructions from Headquarters.
Marshall of Orleans is hereby abolished, and the
duties OF that Office will hereafter be perbrmed by
the Assistant Adjutant General, Department Of
Louisiana. All public property pertaining to the
office of Provost Marshal of the Parish will be
turned over to the proper Staff Department; the
books and records, and all unfinished buiness will
be transferred to these Headquarters.
Major A. NJ. Jackson, 10th U. s. Cololed Artil.
lery, (Heavy,) will report at these Headquarters
for duty as permanent Officer of the Day, and will
take charge and supervision of the different guards
connected with Department Headquarters
By order of Brevet Major General A. BAIRD.
Official:
NATHANIEL BURBANK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

HreH PR1cEp KrssING-Hans Swackhammer
was fined 81 for kissing Mrs. Katrina SweihockeR,
the other day. The deed was committed in the
presence of DIETRICH Sweihocken, her husband,
who said " I vas so mad as | never vas" The
affair led to the perpetration of some horrible
poetry, of which this is a specimen:
Mister, spare mine yrow
Touch not her pooty cheek,
For if you kiss her now,
I hits you nit mine stick
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

The trot for $4,000 between the Boston mare
Blackstone Belle and the Philadelphia mare Fanny
Allen, which came off at the Mystic Park, BostoIS,
on the I'd, before a very large crowd, was won by
the Boston mare in three straight heats. Time
2:2s3; 2:3O5; and 2:3O A large amount Of money
changed hands.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

The preparations for an interesting and agree
able entertainment at the Fair Grounds to-
day and to morrow are such as warrant
very large attendance. Races of various
kiud- and sports of the most amusing de-
scrption mingled with music and dancing, are
certainly attractions enough in these days, WHEN
the professional amuser has sought cooler regions
for pocket and for pleasure, and has left US to
our own resources-which when we try them, are
not found hard to take.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

Thomas Buchanan Read, the poet, is in trouble. .
Mr. Handy concluded last week not TO have an
art gallery in his new opera house, as he had be-
come tired of the squabbles amongthe artists Mr.
Read thereupon wrote some rose-colored letters.
letting the art failure down in gorgeous tints, aud
The latter on finding the letter in print, published
card repudiating it, and declaring it a forgery.
Read rejoins thatit contained the gst of con-
yersatiOn he had had with Mr.. Handy, and that in
writing the letter and signing MIR. Handy's name,
he had taken only poetic license.
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heath from Debility.

An old man known as Dr., Brashear, said to be
lately from Texas, was found dead yesterday
morning, between and O'Clock, in the office OF
the widows Home, at the corner Of Second and
Legee streets. The office door was open, and it is
supposed the deceased, who was about 65 years Of
age, crept into it in dying condition. The coro
ner's jury found that death resulted from general
debility
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

We invite attention to the change in the NV firm
of our friends, Messrs Bonner & DilHnghm. By
referring to their card, in another oolunl it viii
be seen that they have added to their Erm tie name
Of Col. Il. j. Goode, Of Mississippi, gntIeman
well and fayorably known in our sister STAB as one
of large legal attainments and practical eDerence
in his profession.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

The secretary of the treasury is now engaged ia
his report for the fiscal year ending June
3d. and, as many reports are to be received from
distant points, the issue of the regular monthly
OF the public debt for June, 1866, viii
be suspended. The result of the financial opera
tions Of the treasury during the last month, how
ever, will show diminution of the national debE
to the amount of between ten and fifteen mllions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

An oficial order Of the war department an
nounces that Capt. Philip r. Forney, l4th United
States infantry, son of John W. Forney, secretary
Of the Senate, has been dismissed the service dis
honorably, by court martial held at San Fran
cisco, May 81, 1856, for disobedienee of or6ers
and conduct unbecoming a gentleman. The frat
offense was a failure to join his command WI en-
ordered. The second was presenting, in payment
Of debt check for 500 on bank in which he
never had any fuuds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

Upon an examination of William Naylor,
the charity hospital, yesterday, it was found
that the wounds which he received in Miss
BreeR'5 boarding house on Thursday night,
are no. mortal, and certificate to that effect was
given by the attending surgeon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

The press OF Northern Ohio still TEEN with ae-i
estimates of the aggregate loss are being made
The following figures are not supposed to be en-
tirely accurate, but give something like a corFees
showing of the number of sheep lost in the seyersA
counties named: Lorain, Is, 900 to 2OOGO; Geaa-
5000; Portage, 6 900; Lake, se7ersi thousand;
Tusoarawas, 1000; Huron, l2,oOo; Ashland
nnn
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board of Assistant Aldermen.

An adjourned meeting of this board was held
last evening" nr. McCoard in the Chair. The object
OF the meeting was to complete the unfinished
business of the last meeting
The report of the finance committee was read,
disappearing the application of the mayor for an
appropriation to pay counsel employed by him at
the time Of his suspension by order of the military
authorities.
Resolutions approving the adjudication of con.
tracts to VIM. Tobin for 250,OO0 feet of wharf
plank, and to j. s. Vose & Co. for $4,000 feet Of
other lumber. we're adopted.
The committee on streets and landings reported
resolutions, which we're adopted:
To allow j. G. Juliet to erect a steam erRgine at
the corner Of Orleans and Claiborne sreeta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

We are requested to call the attention ofleal
ers to the lot of meats and groceries advertised to
be sold by D. f. Morphy, auctioneer, at .! o'clock
this morning, on the levee, Second Distrbt, head
of Barracks street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

The attention Of groners is called to te large
sale of fresh groceries, liquors, etc., by D E. Nor
ply, auctioneer, to take place in the Mississippi
Warehouse at II O'Clock this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

Some young men, while bathing in Mobile bay,
we're attacked by sharks One was bitten in two,
and then devoured. The others succeeded in eR'
Gaping. large number Of sharks are believed to
be visiting Mobile, attracted by the refuse thrown
into the water. The young man killed was IN
known in the city He came from Charleston, g.
@. BE was totally deVoprsd. .,.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

Tin5sIev. the clergyman at Medina, N. Y, who
wiinned Ris child to death because he would not
saw lis prayers, and who WAS released on $4,000
bail, Immediately upon being set at liberty went
to The house of his brother inaw to stay, but was
not allowed to do 30, the brother-in-law fearing
that the house would be torn down by an excited
mob, and the miserable man has again taken up
bis quarters in the Jail at Albion this time yolun-
tsrily, bu really to escape summary punishment
at the hands of an infuriated and indignant public.
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"a Card.

Fs undersigned having his business SSnnsesn
the Office Of the Trus Delta connected himself with
Of hs CR2SGENT would respectfully ask from his friends
Continuance Of liberal rapport which they have hitherto
'''''N''a WE = FRANK A. BARTLETT.
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GII5 night w WUIsUTpTuT 5lI1
Very respectfully, your obd't serv't,
W. NJ. PERKINS, Grand Master.
OgF1CE II. ". GRAND MASTER, /. o. o. F.,
or THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans July s. 1866.

II. w. a l
np mn Sr,,T,, oT, / o-]rsT,y-, -
New Orleans July s, 1861
To VI n. Perkins, Eeq, Nj. " Grand Master, F "a NJ,
b,-.o =, -.o-,,,a,'' t1a bo,on g.,
ce;nt of Vour esteemed favor Of tbis data ana in
behalf Of the I, o. o. F., thank you for your kind
expressions of sympathy with US in our great loss,
~ wen 5 ip SIot 9TeI 1 f2oS m ba ~ nl9599 @
selves Of vour e9psiderate oGgr, had we not Fsen
able to secure rooms for the meeting OF all lodges
lately meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. We accept
your offer, however, the same spirit in which it
was rendered, and viii call 3 general meeting of
the order in the ballroom OF your Hall tomorrow
evening, at halfpast o'clock.
Rest assured that we shall ever cherish with
feelings OF fraternal affection the kindness which
prompted your action on this occasion.
Receive, sir, the assurances of my esteem, ana
believe me very truly yours
GEO. NuEGEssER, N. ", G. N,
hoAE MUTUAL INSURANCE CoIPANT OF n. U"
NV G,1pA1e INV e ieRR
Gao HsDrssssr ESQ, NJ W Grant, Master / o q F STATE
Of Louisiana. ~
Eir-Tn view of the great calamity which has
befallen your benevolent association by the de-
struction of Odd Fellows Hall by fire on the 4th
instant, beg leave to tender you free Of rent, the
third floor of our building No. rs Camp street Zen.
trance on Natchez street) for the meeting of such
lodges as are not otherwise provided for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

Messrs G. E. Girardey & Co. have verlarge
list of property up for sale this' day, comnning
at Il O'Clock, at the Merchants and Auctiaeers'
Exchange, comprising book and other socks,
dwellings, building sites, etc. For particuss see
their descriptive list giving terms, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07

The sheriff of the parish of Orleans sls at
auction this day, at o'clock P. M, on the leee at
the foot Of Montegut street, Third District,2,626
feet assorted lumber and 240O staves.