New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08


supposed to have been stolen.
Mrs. Owens. charged by Mrs. 0ferd with vio-
latng city ordinance No. 5O3, was remanded to
await examination.
), Logan and John Connors were arranged on a
charge of committing an assault and battery on
James O'Brien. The case was continued for ex-
animation.
5. Jordan was sent to the workhonsa for ninety
laws Of temperance.
D. Weber was arraigned on charge Of commit.
ing an assault and battery on the partner of his
bosom, Mrs. w. W. vas sent to prison in default
OF glv1lg bail to await examination.
The charge against John Conway, Of being a
dangerous and suspicious character, was dis
missed.
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strange statement appears in the Paris cores
pondence Of the Chicago Tribune to the effect
that the Emperor Napoleon, upon assurances given
by Mr.. Bige!ow, confidently expects the United
States to be represented at the Congress Of Great
Powers, which will meet in Paris simultaneously
with the opening of the great exposition. The
opening of this congress, though not clearly
stated, seems to be to lend 6clat to the naugura-
ton Of the industrial expositin by deliberating
peacefully upon the relations Of the various gov
ernments and striving to harmonize their interests
An election was held few days ago in West
Virginia, Sc called, . in which vote was taken
on the question of disfranchising those who ad-
hered to the Confederates during the war. To
make the thing certain, all were excluded from
voting who would be disfranchised in case the
proposition carried. Of course the result was in
favor of the radicals. 1t is, however new fea-
tnre in the science Of government to prevent men
from voting on proposition which denies them
the right of voting for all future time.
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While the rite of confirmation was being admin
istered by Bishop Quintard, in the Episcopal
Church, at Jackson, Tenn, the other night, large
and costly chandelier fell to the floor, and was
shattered into fragments. Nobody happened to
be under it, and nobody was hurt.
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The Paris correspondent of the Mobile Times
says that Mile Granzou, the Russian danseuse
who has been 50 long announced as one of the
best dancers Of the north, has at last come out at
the opera, in the charming ballet of " Gisele os
les Walls" She is all our fancy painted her, and
| perhaps since the time Of the famous Marie Tag
lioni, no dancer has gone through the unnatural
dance of the ballet with more grace and decensy.
We have seen the most celebrated dancers OF
modern tmes-Davernay MRS. Lyme Stephens)
Carlotta Grisi, Fanny Ellsler, Cerito Femares and
many others, but the Russian balerini outdoes
them all.
The Utica Herald learns that the Trevor
Scholarship of Madison University has beer
filled, and the donors have added SO, 900, so that
a number of free scholarships remain to be filed
next year by soldiers who have not means suf-
cient to prosecute their studies also that within
the past two years one gentlemen has given the
university $4,000, and another $4,000.
Some Englishmen tried to introduce modern
cane sugar mill into China, but were defeated by
the jealousy Of the Celestials The Chinese ex-
press the juice by passing the cane between two
upright granite rollers, which are kept in position
solely by their weight
The Charleston Courier remarks of one district
Of South Carolina, that it contains more than
forty saw mills in operation, large cotton factory
at Vancluse, one at Graniteville, porcelain fac.
tory at Koalin, paper mill at Bath, while another
cotton factory is building which will accommodate
thousand looms. All of these factories are
worked in an area of twelve square miles.
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! The friends and relatives of prisoners of war
who died at Camp Douglas, H., can obtain infor-
nation in regard to date OF death, disease, number
of grave, ETC., can have the remains disnterred
and sent home by addressing E. S. Jordan, post
office box, 1926, Chicago, ILL.,
The pending treaty with the Indians at Fort La
ramie promises to be an Interesting affair. About
25 009 Of the Indians Gre now there, and though
their condition is that Of exposure and destitution
the chiefs of the Cheyennes and Arrappahoes ex-
hibit their traditionary independence and insist
that their buffalo hezding grounds must be CON
ceded to them, as they will noLstpuiate for peace
1t is thought that the commissioners will encoun-
Ter considerable difficulty in efectnga satisfactory
treaty.
On the 20th of June next ensuing, the eighteen
hundredth anniversary of st. Peters death is to
be commemorated at Rome. On that occasion all
the bishops in Christendom are said to be sum
moned to assemble in Rome, where grand cee-
bration is to take place.
Within the last twenty-five years upwards of
fifty churches have been erected in Western New
York by English Catholics, at their own private
cost, exclusive of churches erected by the sub
scriptions of the congregations.
Messrs. Walton i Deslonde sell at the Mer.
chants and Auctioners' Exchange, on Saturday
June 9th, very valuable and eligiby located prop
critics, comprising three lots on Carondeet street,
at and near the corner of Union street, double
three stFoy brick store on Magazine street, near
Poydras street, three large and deep lots of ground
with the substantial improvements thereon oppo-
site Lafayette square, formerly the Bank of New
Orleans and afterwards used as the office of the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road. Several other lots will also be sold by the
same auetioneers, situated respectively GA Howard,
Grayier and Freret streets.
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VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
BY THE SHERIFF. Particular attention is called to
the sale at auction to be made this day at hafpast
four o'clock p NJ, on the premises, situate at the
corner of Coliseum and Felicity streets, First Dis
trict, by the sheriff Of this parish of all the furni
tVre and effects therein contained.
List of passengers per United States transport
steamship Clinton: aa .a-a1
Col Gergg Lieut. Col Morse Maj Baker Maj Ramsey Mai
Brooks DR. W Wilson, Assistant surgeon Harrls0n Col Ba-
ker, Ad Ohlepdred QrartermaBter Watson, Capts ais
worth, Mower Jackson knowles, Hall Ayres wife and CHI
Mel Peares PHymBster Lieut. Giett and wife, Lieat
Pierce, Leut Ketchum Capt Hendcks Lieut Flint Leuts
Finch, Henry Thomas, PrXley, Peck, Coffin, Marsh Mrs
Dent. Crank Hardy, Geo Foster, Mr NJ hoBey L. Stepp
Madam Gonquet, Mrs Boudunsmu M TanwauhOe Mr. shat
fer and family, Rlum 4 Mar, lRuret Mr. Bner Mrs
Newlaud MerHCk, II q Brumes Mrs Winman Altman. A