The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

GRADUATES MEDICINE.
yn, Z, y.aIss La John ~ < ! Mcleod, s.s Miss
Ives R. LeNonnier, La. wm Cook. Ala
Nm. I. Kendall, La. Oscar Auosrt Ala
Peter Fairly Miss. ELIAS B. Thompson, Ala
Robert Msgee Miss. Robert W. Thompson, Texas.
John L. Beavers. Miss. John W. foss, Team.
George O. MeCulum, Miss. Bernard H Dnkgr@ve La
Franz Nahiot La j Bridges yohnson La
smith W; Compton, Texas Robert % King ArS,
james snS :. G. AioS ioSsiS: Texas Joseph : PuES La
Amos Graves, Miss. Leader W. GrrsssOry. La.
A. Ducaiel, La John Hutchlns. Miss.
Nafhsnie W. Bouion, Tenn. Edwsrd s Bariord, Tenn
james l.. Lay Texas. Isham G. Wilson. Ala.
Henry 2 Dswnmsn, Ala. Frank H. Dennis, Ala
GRADUATES IN PHARMACY
Charles W. 6audet, La. james =. Hastings, La
The honorary degree Of Doctor Of Medicine was
also conferred upon Professor j. W. Maliett.
The vaiedictory on behalf Of the faculty was
delivered by Professor s. E. Chsille, NJ. d.. and
on behalf OF the graduating class by w. Il. Wat
kins NJ. ID. We regret thata lack Of space in our
columns prevents the publication OF DR.. Watkins's
mastery Grafton, copy OF which we were 80
fortunate TO obtain. Suffice it to say, that it
abounded in practical sensible ideas, on all the
duties Of the physician, whether in the sick r0om
or by the bedside of death, and concluded with an
eloquent tribute TO the faculty well as touch
ing farewell to the members Of the graduating
class.
At the conclusion of this vaedictory, the orches-
ira played the waltz from Faust, during which the
assemblage slowly dispersed
You've MEN's BENEVOLENT AssooIATIoS.-The
last OF the series of balls given during the season
by this time bcnored association, came Oh last
evening OF the National Theaier. The music was
choice, end many OF the costumes beautiful and
elaborate. The banners Of the association were
suspended from either side Of the ball, and gave to
the scene an additional beauty and attractlyeness.
! Our visit was necessarily brief, bat we saS saf-
| fcent to be assured that the large number who
we're present were enjoying themselves heartily, r,
and that the closing ball Of the series fully equalled
| If not excelled its predecessors.
ExPEcTED ARRIVAL OF GEN. REYEoLDs.-Gen.
Reynolds left Austin yesterday for this city, hav.
| ing previously telegraphed hither his order as
suming command, published IN another column.
| The route from his point of departure 20 Houston
being travelled BY stage, it will probably be week
| before the general can arrive here. Meanwhile
/ the Rio 6rande excursion party, among whom Il
| General Hartsuf, have not been heard irOm-
TEE ALLIANCE. - This stout little steamship,
| which has recently undergone an extensive over.
hauling, after thirteen months continued service
10 the Florida trade, was the scene Of pleasant
gathering yesterday. Some twelve gentlemen
/ sat down around well-aden mahogany,
! and partook Of repast as excellent as il wa:
remsTkabIe for the saiies Of wit which seasoned
il. Toasts, indispensable on such occasions, were
| proposed and responded to, {" The Press
being not forgotten. Jovialty and good humol
reigned supreme, until passengers on passing
1
vening and espying that Jolly crowd, waved thsl
hsndkerchiefs and evidently wished themselves
| there. ~
If Capt. Parker, who sails today, entertains BIZ
| company so royalty, we cannot wonder at the
popularity of the Alliance. May the shadows
both Of himself and his ship, never grow less.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-JlIdge Ho,oe.-Murcl
l9-Jefferson Harris, celored. was found guilty
Of sealing $500 from John Cunningham, on thu
evening Of the 27th ut.
Jack White. colored was convicted Of stealing
silver pitcher and a silver basket from thl
schoolhouse of the "Free Mason Baptist Congre
gation,n on Derbiny street.
HenIy Harris, colored, vas found guilty of steal
ing quantity of calico from the shop OF Mrs
MuDdick, No. Ill Old LeVee street.
] In the case of Peter Krepple and Charles Frank
convicted OF burglary, application has been mad
for new trial.
REcoRDKR GAsTNEL's CoURT.-Mary Jan
| White was yesterday committed before the Firs
District Court to be tried on a charge of strikin
Theresa Baum on the head, with tumbler, witt
intent To kill