The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27
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Roosse, Monroe. La; JDo Simpkins Jones, Phila-
delpbia; Geo W Ward, Newport KY; Z p johnson,
Miss; Mrs H W Farley Miss Leila Farley N o; G. NJ
Endwstt. n J; DR. kellestturly and family, La !;
Mr. and Mrs Cboutesu, Mrs Gatist, Miss Chou eau
and maid, st Louis; Isaac Serrill aud wife, Thos
Roberts and wife, Philsdelphia; E Seaman aud
wife: ID n SepsOns, Ark: I Hunick, st Louis. Mo,
DIR n Underwood, Chas G Stent. New York; Juo
B Weller Jr. Cal; DR. Geo W Lawrence and wife,
Ark; d NJ johnson, Ohio; A G Tuacoune, Mem
phis, Tenn; 5 Hughe, wife and child. New York !;
J ID Burnside. Belfast. ireland J Fisher, lady
and servant; Jas Fallon. Basil Duke. st Louis;
W Blakemore, II Burke, city; w Francis,
L n Wilson. Terrebonne.
City Hotel--T Tarlton. DR. Nsgie, N o; II
johnson. Texas; Eugene Henry, do; H Nooman,
Capt j J Atkinson, steamship Matagords;
Foote, st Landry, La; Galcersu, Jackson,
Miss; Mss Galcerau. do; l. Reinach, Miss; l.
Barton, Yazoo City; w Lantier. Miss: l. w Will
lisms, Mis-; Blakemon, Miss; McCrseken.
ra3e,-. ran, LIZ, = ReSford, Nashville. Tenn; AMY
Swain, he'd river; w g kingsbury, Texas; Mrs
Richards. do; wS Harris, Batesville. Miss P G
Sevor, Tenn: ] Lewis and wife. steamship jose
pbne; Cave, Houston, Texas; NJ Bulling
ton, Henderson. Texas; j II Tglehart, Bryan, do
G N Wbippo, Louisville, KY; DR. TIC Ward, Big
Cane. l.; J Thornton. Miss; E F Phillips. La
A F Cochran, p Bethea, Port Gibson; w Dean.
st Louis, Mo; Z Cumby, Texas; NJ g Duke. Jno
Msllon. Miss; NJ doom, Texas; Goliider,
do: VIM + Hopkins.
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G Rigg and LADY, Red River; A Cunningham. Ala
Wm Fl Tobn. Alex Henderson. I Floyd q Rigg.
Texas q Nooville. W Truestall, city; rom NJ.
Hawk. W F Hawkins, Va; j B Neal, Tenn w 7
Bodkns, La Falls, Pittsburg; John San
ders. Monroe, La Siuop Parker; Frank R King,
A w hays. city w l. Sharkey. lady and neice,
Miss: B o Williams, r jerks, Tenn Mrs Coo
Dey, St Louis; Bogg and wife, III: Jas Seby
New York; NJ Shift, ST Louis; 2 q Slinef, +
Smith, Ga; W Thompson, Ohio.
"AND SOME HAVE GREATNESS THRUST UPON
THEM The Republican announces that War
moth has appointed William II. Higgins adiutant
and INSPECTOR general of the State militia. with
the rank Of brigadier general. II there should
be division in the Republican party General
Grant will find dangerous enemy IN the warlike
Higgins. a. Higgins, Higs, nv kingdom for
Higgins" Colonel Dean, Of "my staff" will
please take q back seat until the god of war,
Higgins, gives him instructions. Wsrmoth, Hig-
gins, Dean, Grant, Sherman, Mcclellan, Lee,
Stonewsll, Hood oh. heavings
The historian Of the Decline and Fall of the
Roman Empire says that Z" as long as mankind
continue to bestow more liberal applause upon
their destroyers than upon their benefactors, the
thirst for military glory will always be the bsne
of the most exalted charactersn Colopel-we
beg psrdou. GeLersl-Hggins has not destroyed
many people heretofore either during his qusrter-
msstership in the Peninsula, whilst In the Con-
fedefate service, nor afterwards in the federal
service under Banks in the trans Mississippi. Bat
we fear bis " thirst for military gloryn will be
the baue of q great many people in the Stare of
Louisiana. when this exalted character" doDs
his uniform as an adjutant and inspector general.
The NEW LODGE AND ANTE-RooMs fitted up for
the use OF Louisiana Lodge No. l02, F. and A. NJ,
in 0cd Fellows Hall. were occupied last evening
for the Il st time by the lodge, and the occasion
marked by full attendance of members. and
large number Of visiting brethren from other
lodges all OF whom will, we are assured. join
Wiih IL in commeDding the taste and judgment
displayed by Worshipu Master Driver 10 the ar
rsHPemeut aDd construction of the apartments.
The main lodge hall is forty eight feet in length.
swo T hundred end ffrry persons comfortably nall
many again II necessary. The fresco work
upon the walls and ceiling is elaborate and ar
ristic, sfording the cOnnOisSe1T much pleasure in
the contemplation of the various designs. The
walls are laid of in Gothic panels. containing re-
presentations of the four cardinal virtues. time,
the broken monument, the holy Saints John, the
beehive, and tue winged hour glass, symbols all
familiar to members of the craft. The chande
lieIs carpets, and furniture generally, are neat in
style and durobe 10 manufacture. The two pill
lars of the lodge are of beautiful and costly fin
ish, the pomegranate and lily WORK about the
caps being rich and elaborate in the extreme.
The aDte-rooms, two in number, are fitted up in
a style similar TO that of the main hall, adjoining
which is also a spacious supper room. Here, last
evening. after the business of the lodge had been
transacted, the brethren assembled, and amid
good cheer and socisty, drank to the hospitality
of Louisiana Lodge in its new and commodious
hall. The following is list Of the officers of the
lodge: W. G.. Driver, W. NJ; G. A. Luzenberg,
:. W.; I. Carey, j. W.; Rev. H. S. Jacobs, chap.
lain A. Waugh, secretary Geo. W. Szer. trea-
surer E. J. kursheedt, s. D.; Thos. Williams, J.
D.. H. %. Seixas, master of ceremonies; -
Garvin, tyler.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs--A second lodge OF this
fourisbing order was formed Monday evening at
Dolo Hall No lg ouia Art fbo
name Of Louisiana Lodge No. 2. The officers
installed we're Anthony Ssmbols, worthy chancel.
Tor; Benjsmin F. Legett vice chancellor; s. w.
Scott venerable patriarch; A. De Armss. record
ing scribe; J. B. DolhOnde. financial scribe; Gus
tave Renaud, banker; q. o. Flechier, guide; j.
p. Bachecs, inner steward. The other charter
members present were Charles Rimel, 2. V. lie.
clefc, F. Wm. NicOll, Jr., z. Brewster, c. G.
Lsursnt and + ID. Terrebonne.
The lodge is composed of gond material, and
will no doubt soon be strong and fourishing. The
order is benevolent, and not POLITICAL in its char
scter. II works under constitution ordained by
the Grand Lodge of the District OF Columbia.
The order numbers rising 40 900 members, accord.
ing TO the most recent reports, and exists in New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ma.
rylsnd and Virginia, besides this State.
PIERRE BERTIN whose arrest on Wednesday
morning upon q charge of implication in the Pal
myra street robbery, was mentioned 10 our last
edition. was 8raigned yesterday morning before
Recorder Becker and was remanded until further
orders.
TIE TEMPERATURES yesterday, ss shown by the
thermometer at c. Duhamels, Ill Canal street
lately corner Bienville and Chsrtres streets, was
az follows: At A. n. 81 degrees; IL N. SO; 8
Pm. 62: 6 P. n. 81.
FoREIGN ARRIvALs.-D0n whiskerendc. q
grandee from the continent Of Europe. j1st ar
rived, promenaded Canal Boulevard, yesterday,
in company with bis wife and raging lian-ihe
lion beng formidable buff colOred pug, his msne
unshoID; but back Of his shoulders, aud clean up
10 The tip OF his tail, everything was as bare
gosng Just out of his shell. 1hls fearful beast
was resirsised from devouring the people on the
Don kept in bis well gioved hand. Lion weighed
about pound and a half, and, IL snything, his
keeper wes NJ aws0me TO look upon with his Con-
tine Dtal whiskeIs as PuegiGelo himself. Jack
and EoUser, be ware
Ex-CONFEDIRATEs who served on the York.
TOW d PeniDt ula are anxious to lear0 whether Ad-
juisnt sDd Inspector General VIM H. Higgins ia
10 have sught TO do with the qusrtermsster's or
cOmmisssry's department. Ali those wishing 10
satisfy themselves are requested 10 apply to Col
Dean, Of my staff" Bankhead MagTuder, now
IN New York, will cheerfnlly certify to his But
leIlsn capacities.
BEooEDER GAsTISEL Three soldiers, Jno Cos
telo, Jno. shortsn and Edward Gayy, were ar