The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

other, the duo OF lies Mousauetaires de II
Reine." a Vous Non Bras et Ma V7e,u which
Nere sung IN truly remarkable manner and bet
ter ey lar than we have frequently heard them
| our pleasure to visit. -
But the great feature Of she evening was the I'm.
production TO the company of Mile Josephine
rhomenoS mere child, l3 pears old, native Of
\ Valparaiso Chili, wA0 comes to our city accom-
panied by her father, after visiting Paris, Bor-
deaux, New York, and other places, on profess
sionai tour. In the capital Of the world this
marvellous pstsnasfe and rtohnistc met with great
success. and was for several months perfecting
nefseif under tie tutorship of tho distinguished
Ailard. Monday evening Mile Filomeno executed
on the piano grand moroccan Of Jerusalem
1y Got,sshaIk and another one BY Lszt; and on
the violin fantase-caprice By Vieuxtemps and
fanfasie OF her whilom master Allard with cor
rectness and skill that surprised everyone present.
The company was almost exclusively composed of
dtlettantt, and the expression Of all was that es-
peeialiy as sioliafste, they scarcely remembered
having witnessed so m1ch musical genius and
talent, IN one so young, AID wihal graceful and
pretty. TITS the object of Ar. Filemeno to give one
or more concerts in this city previous to his de-
parture for Havana, in order to afford oar music
loving public an opportunity to appreciate the
wonderful qualities OF his dsaghter.
NsTs 81 he y VIM
d. Harris, who charges the accused with having
IN the year 1854 stolen two gray Arab FLIES from
me residence OF deponent, on Villa Vista planta-
a.
CURED by the recorder to furnish bonds in the sum
the 22d.
John Bailey, John Murphy, Thss. Mason ard
Dan Ryan, alias Blacksmith Dan, a quartette
charged with Vagraney, were remanded to
Jas. Riley and r. E. Patterson, vagrants. were
sent TO the Workhousc for six months and Her
man Flugal James Smith and Robert Msckinscn.
for ninety days; the two latter with the aIterna.
tive of giving vouchers
Ann McDermott and Mary Simpkin. habjtual
drunkards, were sent to the same institution for
ninety days.
Nelson Christine, Adar HeberIin and Alfonso
FleUry (colored) were arraigned before the re-
corder on the charge of stealing $40 from John
Barlh on the Sd inst; /; Fleury and Hebsrlin were
discharged and Christine sent to the First District
Court. Bond, $3.50.
RECORDER GAsTINEL's CoURr.-H. Bodin was
examined yesterday, on q charge of having
wounded Louis Francois Robertson, q colored
boy, by shooting pistol at him, on the night of
the 2lst December, and was committed for trial
before the First District Court.
Joseph Lafourcsde, colored was examined ON
an accusation made against him by his niece
Marie saulnier, a girl about fifteen years OF age
OF having committed assault with intent 10
violate her. Upon the testimony of the gill her
self the prosecution was dismissed. her evidence
proving some improper famiariiies, but no
r. b. Edgeworth was arrsigned on a charge of
embezzlement. The affidavit against him was
made by j. J. Foley. and represented that he had
appropriated TO his use the sum of forty
four dollars, which had been paid to him as
+" qnartermaster OF pest No. 2, of the grand army
of the republic, in the Second District. As the
Witnesses came to the stand they said they
were members OF an association sworn TO secrecy
as to what transpired in the organic lton and tie
recorder would not insist upon their testfying.