The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-01
Vocal 5nteuigenre.

Dubols, I; Col w b Lane and family, n
Anderson, l. V Caziear, j T McMann. u SA: ]
Wheeler, III; G P Guilford, Memphis. Tenn: q '
Gregar, G Brown, Mrs. NJ Soudder, Texas;
WIlismson; p Candy, u A; NJ Ii Blakemore
LA Campbell johnson. N Thomas, Miss; '
Murt ntutg, Austria; Wartenberg, Prussis
Bessencen, Cincinnati. Ohio; Webb an
wife, Minn; F Denton. Miss; G W Turner, La;
J Simmons, N Y; A r Richards, Transyiyani,
La; W P Gartrieht, Louisville. Ky; L W WHY, Ga
A Grayipo, Gus Kicker, N Y: Herman White
fitzpatrick, st Louis VIM Mowbray. n Y; CT
Potter, city;korton Hull Chicago: C B Carpenter
DO; Geo Doyle, KY; r Mcknight, city; A Gar
cis; S Hunt, lady and daughter, Terebonne
La; Miss Hunt, Mics Hunt, do; Or w Wood
La; M Mayatt, Marion, Ala; A WILSON, Liver
pool; Jno Gilmour, Scotland; T Gilbert. Frank.
I'm. Pa; W McVey, do; Mrs Quitman, two cbil
dren and servant, Natchez; d Wallace, N o; MI
5no mrs Minor and servant Terrebonne La; L.
e Simmons N q; Ira Davis, wife and two children
| Mo; J Brion and sister Alexandria, La; T w How.
| Ell, ONO; Ihos Check, N ); Henry Burge, G al
weston; N Lewis, sr; Ed Benedict. wifs and
Ctty Hotet-E Stanley; Preston, La; Stew.
art and son, Miss; N F Lncraft, N c; NV Dean,
city; N Bass, Macon, Ga; J w Fisher, La: T W
Brown and wife, W Chsrfsld and wife. W Jones.
Mich; Ingram, Mis-; WIN ID Cawthon, La; j
NJ rord T ! ny; ~ 4 Adams and lady. Texas; Sykes.
Texas; Mr. end Mrs Y F Lewis, XIV; + McMann'
US A; Perry. Fla; w NJ Rogers; N n Wood.
ing T ard child; P1tney, Texas s Wilson, Tenn;
N sargent. Miss; Brown. N Y; W H Boisi,
Ind; } Howard, La; Capt J Atkinson, Mata,
goida; Taylor, G; J Brsunermsn. Liver
pool; s Harris, Texas; W Red wood. NY:P
Ellis. Texas; j McFadden, Cal; NJ W Quafd
! Jones, Texas; Mrs Finch, H McGiney, Gin,
ness and nurse, Ohio; Master W Harkness, d
N Hardness, Ohio; II Duseydschon, Sprsgue,
Texas; Thomas, Mississippi tB Smith aud
ton ne hs,r;n, p.ssfA Pace, Pace gwsshing-
Zachery; Cassidy, Louisville, Kentucky:
VIM S Mackenzie, La; d Mcleod, Lafourcbe /: Z
b Taylor, Mexico; Miss KITE Brown; Capt ] W
hawthorn, steamship Crescent; W White. N o;
Clam, Ky; . Miller, Louisville; D Ward,
La; Caren. Mobile L Il Pearce, Canton,
Miss; Strohecker and child. A O'Brien,
Miss; Ledbetter and lady, j Tunnin, Miss:
Lancaster, Graft L Morgeson Texas
Golosby and lady; Rev W C Dunlap. Ga; Jw
SsppingtOn. st Louis K Mayors, HolweIi.
Hsnsboro, Miss Dan Van Allen, city Samuel j
Powell, Bayou Sara DIR Tust, city; John Tag
CART, Miss; W II Haynes and wife, New York:
Jos Cree. Philadelphia; A G Brooks, Boston;
kobt Morrison, Manei Thomes, New York;
w Baylo, Texas: JDo TOuck, Tenn: Chas Z vii.
lard, Chicago; W Hail. Hsber, Haber, Hous-
Ton; z Compton, Mrs Compton. Miss Comp
ton, Madison parish. La; Pope. Leon county,
Texas; J Edwards. Chattanooga; 7 Childress,
waco, Texas; H MeCalem Texas; z 8 Dewes,
MiDden, La: G II Roberts. Heriam Roberts. 3 r
Fields, Harris county. Texas; NJ Rogers: r W
Millof. Brookhaven, Miss apt W G Digs Miss:
heUum, Ohio; Mrs Feltres and family, Mrs
Feltres, coast.
81. James Hotel-R G Keeble and lady. Selma:
Stockton and children, Texas; o Ii Hazard,
city; ID Fox, Baltimore; 7 ID Clarke, city; w
Coiquhoun, Ky; II Murphy, Coast; jenkins,
La; PT Bell, Miss r Massey, Miss Il Darby,
Philadelphia W Stewart, Baltimore; ] 7 Tan
nehill; city Robeas, Coast A r Andrews,
city; Theo Brush, La; J w Sanders, Lafourche;
Levi, Miss; W Rust, o F Bowman, La; Paul
L, Lewis, M NJ Copeland, Ala Green Jackson.
Msxey, M Couldock, Miss Couldock, Red.
wood, ID R. Chester, NY; w F Briscoe, Tensas
Parish; /; Leop POmiet, France A Harp, JR
sullivan, Texas; J Wood. Memphis; S Fran
ces 1homss, Ala; Mullolsn, Miss /; VIM
D Kyle, Y; Capt G Hook, La.
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL will be thrown open to-
DAY TO the public.
GRAND EXHIBITION GIVEN BY THE SEYMOUR |
kNIGHTs.-We noticed with pleasure yesterday, |
hat the Democratic clubs of this city are re. |
'poDoing 10 the call of the Seymour Knights and |
IRE sending their banners TO the Masonic Hail for
he exhibition. st. Charles street yesterday was |
'live with people Witnessing the beautiful ban |
hers on their way TO the Hall. The exhibition |
was the topic OF the day, and from appearances |
I will be magnificent affair and decided sue.
less.
Several ladies have engaged tables for the sale
pendid set OF siiverware TO be rallied at the ex. |
libitiop.
Casting aside the charitable object of this IN.
iertakipg, we must say that the exhibition will
)e sttrs ctive from the fact that beautiful ladies'
will preside over the tables containing refresh.
nents OF all kinds There will be musical enter.
ainment, and polite gentlemen representing all
be clubs OF the city will be at the door of the
lall TO receive persons visiting the exhibition. We
rope the citizens OF New Orleans will respond to |
he call of the Seymour knights, aud by assisting
be exhibition contribute to alleviate the suffering
Il the poor.
WHAT ARE THESE METROPOLITAN POLICEMEN |
ABOUT! -Four were at q rOut in the rear part of
own "to keep order" Does the place REQUIRE
MENTION! 1t was at the corner Of Customhouse
md Villere streets, and the back portion of the
,econd District was left to a very small force
When gentlemen with blue clothes and brass but.
ons find II advantageous 10 frequent the saloons
4 the deini monde instead of patrollinz their
eguar beats. 1t Is no wonder dwellings and hen
costs are SO frequently invaded.
YouNG WOMAN, EMMA BELL, who came to
hls city TO ind her mother, whom she states came
0 New Orleans from Indianapolis with her uncle
No who was compelled through necessity to seek
he shelter of the Third Precinct police station, /
OF having money or friends, was seen nearly all |
ay Saturday seated upon one of the iron benches
Her iorlorn condition attracted the attention OF |
Eo Of Superintendent Gains special officers. |
hey approached and questioned her. and learn.
le Der real condition invited her into the super.
llenot nts office, the better to consult how they
ouid assist her. The mayor having left his Office
II the day, they called upon a lady in charge of
mostTespectable establishment, who, on hearing
I've her home and protection until arrange
ents can be Effected TO enable her 10 return 10 |
er friends or ind those in pursuit of whom |
ie came to this city.
She stated 20 the officers, on being questioned, |
lat sbe had no money and ate nothing the entire |
~. Her whole possession consisted of few |
tcles of wearing apparel done up in a little
asset end paper box.
Any information OF her mother or uncle who
e are row in this city msy he left ~ the Office
Captain Cain, superintendent of police, where
information regarding her may be obtained.
TIE MAYOR will, this evening, submit to the
ty Council, for approval, list of commission
s. 10 serve at the bond election on the 7tb inst
10 polls designated will be the same as those at
c election last spring.
TIE TEMPERATURE yesterday, a. shown by the
at c. Duhamel's, Ill Canal street.
tely corner Bienville and Cbartres streets was ]
follows: AT s an. 81 degrees; II n. SIS;
N. Ga: 8 P. n. 63. 7
TEE EXAMINATION of the charge of murder
,ainst Sergeant A. J. Whittier, OF the metropoli-
n police. who, while on duty in the second S
'ecanier) precinct on Saturday night the 81 AZ | a