The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-05

vice was made. The most famous Of New Eog
lauo's peoagogues was the illustrious Anthon.
His editions of the Latin classics were 80 popular
10 Eastern America that some ignorant printing
English schools. Jhe consequence was that the
printing firm was sued in damages for breach of
copyright upon the Delplini edition. It ~ss
proved on the trial that the great New EnQl.nd
scholar had plagarized bodily and in toto from the
works Of the French Jesuits. and the damages al.
lowed we're considerable. New Euglsnd,s soho ar.
ship, ststesmanship and legal lore 60 hand in hand.
CONVERSATION IN sTKEEr CAR YESTERDAY.
Ist Mercbsnt-Did you hear about the election
M.-Yes; did you, i'.' -'-'
lstM.-Yes; what do you think aboutit?
tliok sboutit?
lstM.--Ah! Um! Well, don't know.
The FOSSIL GUARDS meet tonight at 20 St.
Charles street, TO permanently organize. Its
friends will join us in the expression of pleasure
at these tdings, as the Fossils are body that we
would be 10th to see broken up. Success to them
in their Dew field.
TIE COUNCIL we're discussing short time since
the feasibility of paving Race street with Nicol-
son pavement. Would not turf be more sppro-
piiaie =, ,..5-. rs-e ...4
. THE FIRST REcoRDRR's CoURr was adjourned
yesterday morning, under an erroneous impress
sion that Col. T. L. Lemley. well known and
universally respected practitioner at that bar, was
.
late hour last evening Col. Lemley, although Sc
riously ILL., was still living.
Two COMPANIES of the first United States in.
fantry, who had been stationed in the city for o
week or ten days. were yesterday ordered back
to their quarters in Greenville. They made q
very fine appearance as they marched down
Camp street IN regular order. preceded BY the
magnificent band of the regiment On Canal
street they took half dozen Magazine street cars
and went up to the sound of martial music.
CART. MALONE reports that the dwelling of Mr.
Mcconnell, AZ Burgundy street, was entered with
false keys, yesterday morning before daylight,
and diamond and travelling box, valued to-
getber at $40, stolen. The inmates we're awakened
by the burglars attempt to force open an srmoir.
ONLY HALF DOZEN trifing arrests made in the
Second District yesterday.
TIE RESIDENCE OF Mrs. MCCONNELL, No. AZ
Burgundy street, was entered at O'Clock yester-
day morning by burglars by means of false keys.
The inmates were awakened by the intruders
attemI ting to force open an armoir, whereupon
the latter decamped, carrying with them diamond
pin and travelling box, vslned at seventy dollars.
WE BELIEVE one of our contemporaries is wrong
in attfibutiDg the remark, about the crow fying
over the valley of the Shenandoah being obliged
TO carry his ratIons with him, TO Grant. Sheridan
was the talented author of the memorable saying.
The CORONER had little or nothing on his hands
yesterday. T..
RECORDER GAsTINEL's CoURT resembled some
banquet hall deserted, except that few cases of
assault and battery. drunkenness, etc., altogether
unworthy of mention. were summsrily dis
missed.
IT is TO BE HOPED that the Democratic clubs
of the city will not only continue, but reinforce
their present individual organizations.
TEE NEGRO POPULATION have apparently got
over their sulky fit, and are as cheerfuly disposed
tow ards the white people as ever. They seem to
realize the fact that the only people of Caucasian
race with whom they can make friends fast, hon.
est, obliging friends, are the people of the
South.
The BODY OF A MALE INFANT, bearing marks
OF violence, was found wrapped in some coarse
linen, by Officer schreiner, on Claiborne street,
on Monday. An inquest was held by the coro-
ner. ErrE
WE cHEERFULLY make room in our columns for
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. S, 1865.
ITO the editor OF the New Orleans Crescent:
Su-ln your issue Of the Sd inst. find that
you STATE in substance that the coored people
were advised from the pulpit on Sunday by
Brother steptoe to keep away from the polls
Your reporter, beg leave to state, was very
much mistaken. never have spoken Of politics
ir the pulpit and think that religion is too sacred
to allow of my so doing. Even outside of the
church have never advised any one to keep
away from the polls.' And as for myself, de-
posted my vote saw no signs of intimidation, tried
to induce others TO vote, and know from an ex.
perience of forty years residence that it was the
most peaceabe election ever held here. | feel
sorry that all of my race did not do as did.
+" ROBERT H. SrEProE,
"Psstor of 4th African Baptist Church,
Magnolia street, betw cen Common and Gravier."
SOME CoScEALED PERSON fred shot at Mr..
Embold. who was passing along Elysian Fields
street, between Craps and Love streets, about
seven O'Clock on Tuesday evening, the bali taking
effect in his leg.
THE NAMES OF NUMBER OF POLICE OFFIcERs.
not present for duty on election day, have been
submitted BY superintendent Cain to the police
board for dismissal.
A CAKD.-Nesr Orleans, Nou. 8, Is6s.-Editor
Republican: The evening Times of to day states
that "Canpbell, Of the Legislature, voted the
Democratic ticket at Pelicans No. L." This is
untrue If it refers to me. voted an open ticket
for Grant and Colfax, and the Republican cleo.
tors, with my name indorsed on the back Of the
ticket. voted not because l deemed it's fair
and free election, but to show that as "carpei.
bagger" would vote under any circumstances.
HUGH j. CAMPBELL.
This cerd appeared in the Republican of the Sd
inst. Strange to say, the Republican of the 4th
city, and in it there is q blank representing the
Republican vote "at Pelican's No. T." A gentle
man of reputation assures us that two others,
who were present when Senator Campbell voted,
a Democratic ticket. The question which next
arises is, what ticket did the Hon. Lease Cum
miDgs vste? Tell Us, Isaac, and wen believe
your statement.
THE TEMPERATURE yesterday, as shown BY the
thermometer at G. Duhamel's, Ill Canal street,
was as follows: At A. Il. So degrees; II Y.
t5; Pm. GO; 6P. Y. 6s.
NEW HATS were numerous yesterday, conse-
quent upon the receipt Of election returns, and
the impetus given to that particular branch of
trade must have been very appreciable. People
paid up their bets good humoredly enough, what
ever may have been their dissatisfaction with the
result. Oysters will come in. too, for heavy
share of punishment at the bands of those who
have wsgered them, and we fancy many q disap-
pointed alder and s-bettor of Seymour's election
will find temporary solsce over q dozen juicy
raw, or plate of fried Bsratarias.
sHAKsPEARE CLUB.-At the annual election of
officers, held ct their rooms last evening, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: Geo. Il. Braughn, presi.
dent Jos. H. DeGrange, vice president /; 7. d.
Van Horn. treasurer; Paul j. Robert secretary
T. O'Neile, stage manager Peter Hart. assistant
stage msns ger; Jos. p. Hornor and Benz. Orwsy,
stewards; Geo. H. Brauehn, Mark 0'Rourke and
Franz Kino ractinO comu,itfoa