The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-09
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| Wa hinetou; ID d Hoven. city; James Mexoo; L II
| Dfske, 81 Louis; Gordon, Monroe. Ls;
| Duuey. y \; Converse, city; Ii w HGbbeli irst
| u : srtiliery: Col W Il wseOtt Z A; Robert l.
| Patton. Alex W Pates, i; II McCulloch, Havans;
| Pratt, n \: g W GayIer aud lady. Ed A Gsyler
| memphis; @ u Brooks and wife Cincinnati; 5 N
| Graves md lady, Harvey Monthes and wife
Mics APeie Cash, Mis- Anne Brooks, emohis;
| Jas Msrvin. Ark; jos X Davis Miss; j Z; Brad.
ley city: A GeDels, VIcksburg.
| CITY Hotel-ben Thorton, and " r L; JOS
| Gagin, TerreboDne; I'd Muhengnan. river;
| Perry swrh Haron EdEeIl, Newport; H Fl ,dee
| end wife, j: Thompson. Boston Mass;
| Msrdley, Louisville; J Bailiuiin. 0 C RR; r
| r Wharton, do; Bryan, city; Brown, purser
| Alliance Line; jos g SextrO, Cincinnati; Jas $
| Avento, Mise; Welborne, do; J B AbOu and
| d.; Il Peater, Miss; ID Woods, do; Hol.
| lingsvor'h. Texas; r n Ssah an5 wife, do: Mrs.
| F II GUgg. d.; mrs lnRarson. Mobile; VIM
| Bosu; Mrs suss Texas; Miss sue Sheire
| rexas; II Brsusreige, Texas: DR.. Wilson, n Y;
| Chas A Ring, Maine; JnO McClintock. do- G r
| Maynard, do; w + Slemons Ark; Miss Nellie Sic
| mons, do; Miss Sslhe Slemons, do; VIM Blanks,
| DO: c Way, wife and two children, do; Halle,
| n Y; JEFF Morrow. Galley Gamble, W Taylor,
| Bracey, Terry, Miss; Riner, do; + McNaIr,
Miss; Frank D Ball, Louisville; ThomasJ Hopkins,
A Delaroderie La; c W Dwight, David Berwick,
| d X Wilson. Y.
| 81 James Hotel-G A Jones ard family. Texas;
| Vim " McGsd, Texas; r Kesrny. Plaqumine;
Z Samuel, city; Rlchey; VIM Lemy Jack.
SOD; f l. Chaeropin. Mediation, st Louis; A D
! Molliere. Coast, NJ Strnger, Mo; Fl @ Smith,
Mobile; Miss Annie E Boule. Mobile; Miss Ada
| Lnius, Miss; Louis HibborD; t Kingsbury, Mem
phis; Jno 4 Walton, Ala; Hard; t Logan,
| Texas; } Ferguson, r r Davis, Texas; Cor
nieT; j Woodward, Anderson, city.
St. Louis HOtel-TbeOd0re Dsuziger, city;
| Davis, Geo Moth, Ohio; Wa Gibson.
On WILLIAM We have the word of a regis
| trGr from the parish of Morebouse that he pre-
senIed hIs bill, fer services rendered, at the
| proper Office. and payment was rejected. The
CLERK lsformed him that, although one hundred
| Ihoussn6 collars had been appro priated by the
| Legislature for the expenses of regisJst:on
throughout the State. there were no funds TO pay
him wIthaE
Reader, will you believe that the bill for sta
| toneTy Of William Baker, according TO our infor
| nation. tums uD On aggregate OF seventy-hve
| thoussnd dollars? That each Of the registration
| hundred dollars, when any stqtiOner in New Or
| leans, or New York or Philadelphia would fur
| nish it for twenty five or thirty dol srs Oh fe,
| Yilliem Baker. Our informant's name is at Mr..
| Bakers service.
| Promenade CONCERT AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
ODr readers will bear in mind that this entertain
| mebt comes Oh Tomorrow night. Besides tue
| traseWoIthy purpose OF relieving the needy, Ot1er
n dUeements will not be found wanting. Superior
/ 2 usic by the pest band. tempting refreshments
| ofirr by fair msidens and the smiles OF beauty,
| will we'll repay the charitable visitor.
| Arthur L. EsLAvA died yesterday morning at
| o'clock, aged ~ years. he was a native OF
| MOiile. and, though very young, was sill gal
| Int soldier in the cause of the late COnfedera y.
His respected father ard his brother are cit zsEs
| of New Orleans az this time, and their numerous
| friends will not OILY be grIeved at the bere we
| neit but will attend in numbers The funeral Of
| tie brave boy who got the feeds Of the disease
from which he died in the service of the Juthern
| con,try.
TIE REPUBLICAN says ii is probable that the
| OPP Ospg parties in the conflicting police claims
| All consent to submit the merits OF the whole
| matter to the Supreme Court whi n. IL that i,
| done, wi be able 10 decide within twenty Cr
| thuy Gays on the consttuIlonaiity OF tue metro.
polten police Law.
To PLAsTERs, CoTToN FACToRs AND TEE PUBIIC
| IL CENEgAL.-BreVet aNsilr Geners EiwArd
| Hatch. U. S. A., assistant commissioner, head
| quarters bureau Of refugees, freedmen and aoan-
| dtned lsnds, State Of Louisiana. gives his pro-
| nuuciamento To he breeze that all claims relating
10 crops will he Tefeed to his acting assistant in
| spectOr general.
| COwARDLT ASSAULT AND RoBBERY.-0n Mon
! day night. about half past IL O'Clock as a yOu1g
| gentleman, well known in the city, was walking
| mp town on Camp street al the corner Of Julia
| street he was struck by some unknown person
| from behind on The back Of the neck. He was
! knocked down by the blow, and, before he could
recover bimself, even cry for help, his assasut
| had rifed his pockets and made himself $50 richer
| by his viilsiny. That a highway robbery should
take psce ia such public locality. at SO early sn
| hour Of The night is fact that calls for the loud
| est comments The question now arises, aud it is
begpnii g TO be serious ore :: " Have we police
amongst Os?" Appearances would seem TO de-
nsnd negative ansWer.
TnE ALARM OF FIRE. shout nine O'Clock yes.
| terdsy morning, cane frC m ihs corner of Baronne
ard PeIddo streets, where barber shop for
eOlOrtd people, some times called the st. Charles,
| he'd taken Ere. The fixtures OF the stop, together
| with those OF en oyster shop adjoininF, were de.
.lroyed before the flames could be subdued.
GEoRGE WASHINGTON, colored, was arrested
yestelday, for stealing ham.
| TBE FsrABLIsHMENr Of Mr.. Bartelle, merch ant
| tsi Of. No. Is Ca Ondelet street. was entered on
| Monday piRht. by burglars who opened he front
door ty usirg I'D outsider, anu stole 1ods 10 the
| valne Of about 5000. There Is no clue to the
| perpetrators.
JAMES DARPIH, a colored individual, aged about
| twepfy five yeara was arrested m the Pile Mar
| ket charged by VIM. Moore with having swindied
tim ont Of 81 on q bet that te, DArbin. couldn't
| poke cane or stick into a certain loop or curve
| Of a leather strap, which he the said DaTbin was
| TIE feat Just as essy," apdsVoud have walked
| # with the four bat that Mr.. Moore objected to
.uch summary proceeding, aad had him ar
rested.
ERsRLY A CATAsTRoPHE.-Ye Yesterday about
| mon as thc dirniDuiive shay which our estms sbls
/
| beautiful little children, wes travelling 10 The
Nicolson pavement, the horse took fright neal
Nsvoleon avenue, and becoming uncOatrO lable
; % ,;,s- . Tl.- s stis SSs- si.i
| q boy Cf tour, clssyed each other fOndlg snC
| tightly Wben they the peril OF the situation
Tie ariyer a eoiored man. held on bravey a.
the reins and e1hcIted the children to keep quiet
As he horse rushed down CsTrulltOn raIlrcat
car was passing along. filed win passeny gers
TIE utmost sympathy was felt by the people Il
the car, aud many heartfelt prayer was silentll
rade foi the ssfety of tie Little ones 10 the vehicle
Tbe borse was finally stopped, aud general feel
ipg or ,atsiaction porvsded the lockers on. A
| V6od many persons ssseaibled about the shay aux
| cor cratu'aitd the driver on h- courage ani con
, | doe. Tie children were assisted T. aiyht, an'
| ipamtm4nt uT two were -oothed down 10 C i n
. | and seemed perfectly sayshed TO jump in sgail
an tru,t themselves to the guidance OF their Col
| Cted Jehu-FTsnk.
PsR7rFu-Nr MoSTEs.-Brevet Msi1r B. 7
l Hutchins captain OF the 9th cavalry. U. >. A.
= bas been relieved from temporary outy as act
ing assistant adjutsnt general Of the freedmen
| bnresu end n pTOmuteO 70 he setting assi-tan