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Tlle Courts,
Cases, Set for Trial This Dav..


SUPREME COURT.
Stahl ss, Labourie; Blache, Castera
Burbridge VS.. Harrison; Miller, J. P. Horn sr,
Blocker. :"
Jorda ct q. va Ives and wife ); Rousseau, Dufors.
Duncan d. Miller, Ducros.
Jorda ct al. VS.. Ives and wife Rousseau, Jorda,
Hunter & Miller, Lacey, Semmes Dueros.
HornoE Fellows.
Fallon VS. Maury; Fellows, Castera ss
Millandon ,l:n VS. Ogden; samboIa Ducros, KEN
nedy &, Mills:
miller vs. Shredder; Sambola and Ducros
Collens.
HarL vs.. Merritt; Breayrx & Van Dolsen, Lacey.
Rogers VS.. Watersi Perrin, Race s. Foster.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Davis vs. Phelps & Co; Clarke 6 Bayne, Breaus
gutierrez VS.. Succession OLA. Gordon Sambola &
ruros Hyams Il Gorden.
Carleton vs. Branger; Hayes s. Adams, Trist.
s.sur THIRD INSTRUCT COURT
Lanata vs.. syme, Roselius & Philips, Day.
Himnes VS.. Schmidt Howard, Cutler & Thomas.
~, Bigerry vs. Drake; Roselius Philips, Cutler &
Thomas, Durant d Hornor.
Weed vs. Denny; Rozier, Bright.
.. FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
P, Marcy vs.. Tow-Boat Association Buchanan
y Gilmore, Durant Il Hornor.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Baynall vs.. Crescent Mutual Insurance Co;
Bright, Cohen.
Blakesly & Co. VS.. N. Y. Mail Steamship Co.,
Egan, Sullivan, Billings & Hughes.
Adler vs.. Stearns, Riggs, Buchanan & Gilmore.
Pierce ct al. VS.. Colburne, Cutler& Fish, Chrsty.
..s. a5 SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Nixon ct al. vs.. Horillon Whitaker, Fellows
& Mills, Buchanan 4 Gilmore, w. G. Budd.
Pettis VS.. Conroy; Morgan, Whitaker Fellows
& Mills.
Pettis vs.. Wilson; same counsel
9. Chism vs.. Herwig Bros; Hewes,. Tissot.
Carondelet Canal, etc. vs., Commissioners first
Draining District; Dufour. Roselius. +
A. Paerch VS.. Baum; Holland p. p.
Pike, Lapeyre Bro. vs.. -; Morgan New
Yanpolsen.
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NUMBER I26.

,,l. ,gg been li; passed under 1nisapprehension.
tb naIeged the bill really intended to reeas,
isliols Csntral Railroad from its obiqa ion +
President Jallns0n5 cont q :,
nSepa t'Aeh by the Emperor of hfe5fco n9 E,y ar
oid t toM er 70 Obtain the recognition of the
Of Mexico. An extensive cor
fespohaehee accompanied the rnesaape ! w
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.--The Ianrnss.,,o4;., ~.
ilttee ,eia another meeting this morning Int Tha
proceed nee hgs were not made public - '.'',
Inc number of troops on duty in ~
Hlemt OF washington amounts to 5000 II - ~ pss1t psst
me Potomac river is frozen over for a distance
OF several miles below Washington. 'A'iss
NEW foRK, Jan. 9.-several deaths from freez-
All vessels arriving report heavy weather. and
many Of their crews are badly ,frosf hitter "4
1he commercial says the stock market contnues
M I'll y .a, Goaldoh bordering closely upon panic.
sa,e5 haVe " been large and the decline has
soiu market is depressed. Speculation ia mora ac
i've tIan at any period since the close of tba war
@ chiefly on the Finance Dill end The nros,
pecs u a di large export Of cotton. Foreign ex-
| NEw YoRK, Jan. s.--Tllere was another ssta of
government cotton at auction to-day Of I74T ses
| OF Mobite finr to good ordinary ranged from "a
to 5lSc.; % bass Of Memphis Of various qualities
which ranged from 303 to 53c.; I53 baIes af Nsy
Orleans low T,lddLg and good ordinary pickinas
ranged from b2 to 4. !, and 300 bales OF 4palac;
cola, which ranged frosn39l to50c. .'''s1'
NEW oRK, Jan. 9.---Cot.on heavy and from ia
4 cents lower. Middling closed at SIC. : ~ =
The sales at auction on government acco.,nt
mi 3dle 47a for good a,d;ar, ~ ~, ioI sIict
ins r. ~ a. ~ ~ suou oiainary, and 40s for low.
Nav or,aans Il ~ DE- 20 soe loc: o. Moiasses quiet
Sm e. 1;ns, aScha,so. r. ~ III nih re 70.
1885, atsJs uuii ,oT ~ lvs Uoid closed at
7sa. = ,cond AMI .Sid D. dSos % coupons l054;
- :. IT, ~ '',,u mas s.n,esr % 70 9os'
CH1CAG ., jan 3.--The Clarendon House anh the
building asgolnng it.. occupied by Schoolkapf
fra fNlJn
loss; OF about slo9 goo;; -
Flour dull and declined &c. Wheat 2gc lower,
9orh i 4osc. Y ats 9nes. Mess Pork S25f. Hogs
dull at Sd; dres sed $40.
CINoINSATI, ian: 9.-Flour and Wheat dull
Corn, 53c Oats. 4oc; Hogs, sll so. Mess Pork,
SZs: SZs: Bacon. l7{c. Groceries quiet. Cotton, 47c.
Whisky, 81 %.
tF,o,, yeste rdfaav,s E,,,r, p
WAsHrsGToy. Jan. "a half mii,;n,, ,,,1,.u
.is,aI oai- n = nan nllion dotiars OF
Mt neai, 'uifenos WE De ieadS Tor dstfbuton
NEw Yoer Ian e-rl,e orni,ara,
LEV eokh, yah. a.--ahe anniversary of the
o,a,s, u MeT 1ileans vas ceebrated ut Tam
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Musical and Theatrical.

AT last accounts Grau's opera troupe was still in
st. Louis. They were to commence at Louisville
on the 30th ult .6s -.a
Max Maretzek is said to have cleared over s40,-
600 during the late opera season in New York, the
receipts being nearly 100000. The next season
commences the first of February. AT the thcaters,
Lost in l,ondon'' is repeated at WaGcks and
Monte Crist0" at the Olympic; Forrest ap-
peared at Niblo's in the Broker of Bogola "
F." Arrah ma ,Posue" has been withdrawn; ''Sam
ran for the twelfth week at the Broadway; Clarke's
engagement at tho Winter Garden lasts but one
week longer when he gives place 10 Edwin Booth; ;
the two Bowery heaters still run to the spectacu-
lar, aud Darnum's museum has u horse dram.
Miss Lucy Rushton opened her elegant new theater
on Broadway, opposite the New York hotel on
Saturday evening, the 23d ut, Rith tne nchool
theGter now building in Fourteenth street, New
York.
In PHILADELPHIA Growers grand Italian opera
troupe (hIaretzekis New York company sVe
season Of twelve nights at the academy, com,
meucing Jauuary l. There Is not mhca TO say q
the theaterg. Brougi,am played his iiitn and last
week ut the W@laut, and Madame Pohlsl ls aE Mfa.
DTGW's Arch street. l7se
Miss Blanche DeBar was at Pixies opera house,
Cincinnati, week before ldst. Inc Fiofenees COM
meuccd an enlargement there on the 30th Hlt.
Tho Syobb sisters we're at Woods. Performances
at thI National were resumed on the 28th.
Madame Celeste is at the Pittsburg tGeator.
Mr. L. p Barrett was at Woods thcater Louis
vile, week before last. g
Lucille Western has concluded an engagement at
the Metropolitan theater, Buffalo.
Maggie Mitchell made $4,000 by twenty eight
performances i'll Boston
HacSett is to play an engagement at De Ears
opera house, St. Louis.
Forrest gets 5000 night for lis performances
Mr.. Murdoch is in Chicago.
Sidney Smith, late associate manager of the Ma
tioaa Tloater Of Cincinnati, died OIL the 18TH utt
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The Ra,lro.,a Isiot-ra,,s ,assa,l.. I

The Dayton (ohio) Journal has the following
particulars of the riot on the D. and NJ. railway.
on Christmas. We eepy:
An eye witness relates to us that, soon after the
train left Richmond, he men whowere party of
division hands" !" became nprorieus, and talked
Very Extensively to the passengers. One of them,
who seemed to be the riAg-leader, seeing the por-
trait of the late President Lucoln in the car, de-
clared in the most offensive language and manner,
that the sd-d dirty picturea should not hang
where he was.
This excited the Indignation of the passengers,
and the fellow was prevented from tearing down
the portrait and on account of the besotted cons
dition no further noace was taken of him at the
time. 40 n silsgR
The uproar however, was kept up, and soon
afterwards Conductor Cole entered the car, and
on asking the billigerent fellow for his fare, he
was canght by the hand, rudeiy jerked about in
the isle and addressed by most insulting and foul
epithet. Cutting loose from the fellow, Conductor
Cole slapped him in the face, knocking him back
into his seat. a., 57s 5s5s i8 yaltr
This prompt action of the Conductor was the
pretext for general rising of the division hands
some dozen in number, and they sprang up and
began to hurl bolts and rings in all directions
among friends and foes, crashing the glass, and
causing the Passengers to duck below the backs
of the seats. . &a
The scene was frightful. and the din was greatly
increased by the Yelling Of the demons and the
screams of heightened passengers =
The train was promptly and almost instantly
stopped and the passengers were got out Witn
neer, brakemen, and few volunteers, went
| into the car and then the fight began in earnest
| The preserves" made quick work Of the rioters
| beating tue ringleader without mercy, aud clear
ing the car in short order.
We learn that three of the rioters were left on
the roadside in an almost insensible condition, to
return to consciousness at their leisure, while tho
whole dozen rowdies were more or less punished,
and scattered in the adjacent woods. A. 3s,,,,
The forbearance of the passengers, under the
outrageous provocation they had, was remark
l,1,ln Shr1n fha or
the hands of the conductor and employees of the
road WAS well deserved. and may have had salu-,
tary effect on that class of drunken rowdies who
make it a practice of insulting gentlemen andfla-
dies in the cars, trusting to the proyerbial dislike
of passengers to create disturbance in the ours to
save them from merited punishment In this case
Conductor Cole has made first rate reputation
for his train. Gentlemen and ladies Willie safe
upon it, while rowies will shtn it, or behave heia-4
selves while en- route. T=.5
The stories that are in circulation about one OF
more OF the rioters being killed are erroneous, as
our Informant saw thela after their heads wero
- dressed" s5Jei
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- ST CHARLES HoTEI--Iudgs J i Smith, F Richardson,
eEns; Myers, rs W Eichellcrger Ind Morgan, Lii \;
:, ,SGok Ten 4 Labntt do, Doll Miss: Albert, city;
~ u " Bae,man and family; Il DgVis Mrs Mycr: Misses
l,assntan and family 1t Veil u S 4; Il F Monroe, dn;
iote ald d Wray; Bishop ,iregst, san Antunio ;{eF
nlc1Leei- 90 = Spier do n G0lsend L Buebe Mont
Snnlery; cewar'5 ud fUny Ca W Greene, NJ Gas-
seilgN CITY 4 NlcheTsun, Boston: J w Grns Mcmph4: y
q VIEWER Selma Robinson, II Fowler II Atkinson LIS;
Y Arnhe = f'iWtrd, St hnuis W laXt0n Va; " Mills,
Fh'lni I Chapman aud wife y; w uoyt, kaqutmna
CITY hoTEL-S A Fomlingon, Brtan Rouge; j j Rclrn,
St Louis Il D MoGy, Miss NcDNiei; W ii Howard La
Major : Wilscn b DuT3ps s N; 4 Evans Teygs; !
Frpemas; u Jones, Texas; N Il I.ayler l. W Ashley
Batou Rouge; Wagnon Texas; T. Gill Mnnsf 5id la:
II 9 Client and wife, DR.. Mccullough Mrs Lyon n 5:
Mrs Lyon Texas; Rev Mr. Clayner and wife Tcxns J l. i
and wife; Mrs II Williams and family: E Kcyser ok
Mrs Iiadfield Ohio; Laird, Texas; Il Goaes P.I
II CeoR, Texas Lorng and wife, La j q IIulsr \ Y.
mold Maine; Knsmore and wife; Buck and wife rk
A B Davis P l. Davis, G Ii Davis Miss Davis Miss 4 d..
Wis, j Loye La; Heigler, Ill; T johnson Iii.
ST JAMES HOTEL-G W Geon La; r Gilbert Taxns.
Patrick, TeXn,; Scott A Card, t'nnd L Goodman
Davers, Burns N; Holingsworth Texas; SHIELD
ley Russell, Tex ID Whitfield Mobile; Mason Miss
Wright, NJ Cullua, Va; Grifa and wife @: Capt E
Curt, CapE Bnr Miss Bnrt Miss Rurt, pr W D Je5-
Hodges AID wife, A Dibble, city " gillespie and wife,
GAY sion NJ Rouih Lad Ronton, afs II f Nu-rn 4
i.ita ha1, W A Nicholson. L Phllirr La j " Rpbl-
son, Mis-; e Major sfeurc, Mebe; y Normlter,
ti?cinna'ii L u Mtnllo Chase, Barns, Wilson,
Cairo,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-10

Desc IS UM.-0n Thursday evening, Miss Mary
Meredith, in preparing the articles Of dress neces-
sary for her inpersonation Of Pauline, in the Lady
OF Lyons accidentally omitted to put into her eas-
ket pair Of shoes. She did not discover her
was nearly ready to go on. There was time tore
pair The error if the little darkey who waited npon
her would hurry back to her lodgings and get mem
Mt once. so the servant was immediately sent BAT
the curtain rose on the first act before tue little
darkey returned and Beausant afr, rogers, Was
doing the agreeable Gin his best stye 10 ths fafs
Pauline (iiss Meredith, when uhe ana ine auo1enea
yrre i}oih discomposed by the appearance or. the
stoe of Ct aracter not mentioned in the bills. It
was the little negro, whe, advancing across The
stage to where Pauline was sitting presented the
,sqy, liiss Mal,y-5at gt.ess desc is anats 1t
is needless to say the house .creamed,
tRiehmoua sentinel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-10

In New York, recently, John Thomas, pre-
tended clergyman, was sentenced TO imprisonment
for si,i ygal5, ier passing It bogus S1G0 bill On
pretty waiter girl.
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ge,u Orleans 4ailg Grestert,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, lseo,
Gofal gntelli9enre.

APPOINTMENTS ny THE MAYoR.-Isaac Rodr.
'guez and Joseph Solomon were appointed Assis
tant Assessors, to perform special duty; the for.
mer for the Ninth and the latter for the Fourth
District, with a salary each Of two Thousand dol
lara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-10

A disturbance occurred at WQrreutnn, Va, on
Christmas, between some soldiers stationed there
and number of citizens Some OF the former
we're severely hurt and ore Of tho litter, Andrew
Nithers, formerly of the 17th Virginia, was shot
in The Ter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-10

\ few years since Tp.a Marshall was delivering
an address before large audience in Buffalo,
when sonp tne in the hal every few moments,
shoutcl LuGiar tuuder!" Tom stood tlis for
awhile. but at Inst turning grayely to the pres1-
ing officer, lie sad g MIR. Chairman, at the last
proclaim that lime shall be no more | doubt nos
sir, that there will be in that vast crowd as now
some druEken fool from Buffalo, shouting Iouderl
lenderF" The house roared, Tom went on with
.louder.n
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Divorce Notice.


ELlZABETH BURR, whose who = place Of ( resi- !,
~ deuee 10 known, is ns.ifsd that David
Butt die on the soth day Of June, a, d. 1855,
tlel her petition In the ofhce Of the Clerk Of the
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1855. Dated this s0th day Of June, 1885, tr
Il" VI DAVID BURR, '"
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REFERENCES .

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VintOn Probate Court,

NOTICE is hereby given that Stephen Darcy
~ guardian of Stephen d. Clark, lepal heir
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