The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11
9ofal Snteuigenre.

IHE PARADE of Democratic ex.soldiers mn
ssnois OF the United States service on Wednesds
svening next promises to be an event of mo-
eacb ssh Of SarI'phsry hy Significance. Two hundred mel
Seon VI Whom bore musket. sword or cutlass
tne late war, and on the Union aide. will marc
tnrougn our streets under the banner of DEMO-
Iscy. Inc line military post band has been er
gageo LOT the occasion, the Constitution and Han
| G GH.n Hiuos, ana the Steedman and Roussea
0uards have been invited to act as escorts. and
gsneral invitation has also been extended to al
othei democratic clubs to participate Under tn
marsnalship OF that sterling Democrat, Col. Oar
ing, we anticipate that the club, in its uniform 0
blue jackets and white navy CAPS will present a,
appearance creditable both to itself and th,
| cause. ~ 'A'
IHB SEARCH FOR EMPLOYMENT il "a great a,
ever, and one may always find about the various
omces In the Custom House a number of annI;
can,s or expectants,. while in the mercantil,
world too the demand for labor Ia far ess than tbs
supply offered. Could these hands ali ana work
tnese unemployed anareias channel Of dirsction
what an impetus they would give TO eye~vthioa
sne9s eesme sn 20 isnor to earn daily su.tensnce
ipg For every position 70 be had 10 this city To-
%Eomn ss s ~ 5RGSssy sn Wsss
OF the other nine? God grant that the revival of
trade and the hurry and hustle Of q brisk winter
may give them speedy opportunity of employing
Their brains and hands to successful purpose.
The TEMPERATURE yesterday, as shown By the
observations of A. b. Griswold Co., corner
Canal and Royal streets, was as follows: At
A: NJ. So degrees; IL N. 70; sP.M.7l; 6P.
n. IS. -,s .
The temperature yesterday, as shown BY the
Thermometer at @. Duhameps. Ill Canal street.
was as follows; Al GAN. 6l degrees II n.
=. UNDER THE Morro "Let us have peace" our
kind neighbor Gresham has q photograph, re-
presenting General Grant standing aghast at the
array OF half million of bony skeletons. once
nearly men OF the Union army, who point their
slow unmoying finger at him, as the wanton cause
OF their death, and the wido who'd and orphanage
OF those they left at home. Let rs fight it out on
this line, II 1t takes till the Sd of November,
should be the ralying cry of every peace loving
democrat. That picture is piling Pelion upon
Ossa. =
The JUDGE of the Sixth District Court, in the
case OF "V. @. Dentzel VS.. j. Morgan Hall and
others, owners of steamer Ibervillen decided
that ne wspapers furnished to steamboat consti.
tuted under the law privilege upon the steam.
boat for supplies furnished. The case was repre-.
sented BY ). Il. Hardy for plaintiff, and Bentick
Egan for defendant. :.
ZONE IDEA of the quietude of the streets after
mid,nignt nan may be formed by those who, keeping
early hours are supposed to be unconscious OF il.
from the fact that in a walk of fourteen souares'
about O'Clock few mornings since. the writer
passed but one solitary individual and he wasn't
policeman.
SADDLE AND HARNESS worth sixty dollars
were stolen from the stable of Mr. Fontaine.
corner OF constance and Third streets on Thurs
day night.
:, PHnlP wELcER, driver of car on the st.
Charles street line, was arres sted Yesterday afrer
noon at the instance of Henry Rosencweig. ela-
Iier, who alleged that he had taken passage on
ne car driven by accused, and had placed his box
u tools on the forward platform but that on tax.
Dg them again, when about to aliQht he had dis
covered that his diamond for cutting glass was |
missing. Upon both parties reaching the station. |
tosencweig offered to withdraw the charge. but |
MS was not acceded to, and be, with Welcer. |
Vere released on bond to appear on Monday.
ANN O'HARA, charged with being insane, was
JAMES PRIVATE, Ben. Holden and Mrs. Viii.
sms, all colored, were arrested by specials Cain |
nd Marks yesterday evening for having stolen |
property in their possession. pair OF pants, |
wo coats piece Of black silk, pair of CATERS |
nd scissors constituted the loot in question.
A TELEGRAM has been received by Manager
'idwell, stating that most of the new variety /
ompany destined for the Academy will leave |
lew York tomorrow evening. The others will |
tart on the following day. in season to appear in
be opening performances on the next Monday |
veniDg. aIf
GEN. STEEpMAN, ever active in the Democratic |
ause, and never. falling to respond when called |
pon for duty, was among the New Orleans guests |
rho set out yesterday morning on the Opelousas |
abroad at s P. NJ to attend the grand barbecue at
laceland.
Mr.. ROACH, coroner for the First and Fourth |
districts and Algiers, has removed his office to |
orner of Mepomene and Magazine streets.
PHE Local OF THE CRESCENT tenders his thanks |
o the numerous and efficient Sixth Ward Rough |
md Ready Club for the distinction conferred by |
hem.
A Boy NAMED THOMAS BURKE, living on Fou.
her street, was run over by dray yesterday |
morning on the adjoining corner of Delord street,
md sustained some serious injuries.
POLICE APPoNrxENTs.-The following police |
pen have been appointed by the Metropolitan |
Police Commissioners, and will be assigned to |
luty In the First District: VIM. Kelly, VIM. |
rwuiDg, Pat. Hawley, John Lienne, John Moriar- |
". Michael Mclaughlin, George ID. Auge. John |
]. Brett, JOS Craig. Dennis Harper, VIM. Bostick,
Henry Robinson, En-. Dural. VIM. Hawkins, ALI. |
Cartright, Henry Ryder, Jas. Walsh. Rodolph |
Desdunes. Louis Soublet, Leopold Gastrin, Jacob |
Aug. Landry, Michael Gleason, Oscar |
Allen, Albert Percy, Charles NJ Cappein, James
Cayanaueh, Francis Marks. Eugene Rouse, Pat. |
Griffin. Jos. Gormez, Pedro Cordobar, Louis AL. |
,ine John Lene, Jos. Falkenstein, John McKen- |
hon, George Balfer and Peter st. Cyr, have also |
been appointed on the police.
A MATINEE performance will be given by Pro-
essor Hsselmsyer at the Academy on Wednesday
loon next, in accordance with expressed desire
IN the part of the many who are unable to attend
lis evening entertainments. Il
The SECOND MINES Of the Washington and Cru
ader Base Ball Clubs are to play match game
1t 8 O'Clock to-day on the Delachaise Grounds.
SOME PRowLHRs knocked q man down on Ben-
ville street on Friday night, at late hour, and
robbed him of fifteen dollars.
GEoRGIo ANTONIO GUAsTELLA was arrested on
Friday night in a Magazine street car. charged
with having picked a ladys pocket: The recorder
required him to give bond Of $1,000 to appear
or examination.
8. N. MOODY, "THE SHIRT KING" AGAIN IN
rHE FIELD.-It was with unfeignsd pleasure we
welcomed our distinguished friend, Col. s. N.
Moody, the shirt king" back among his many
friends. Upon his arrival last evening we are
much gratifed to number our visit as one OF his
irst, and were truly delighted to find him In the
enjoyment of most excellent health. He comes
armed and equipped for the business campaign,
with large additions to his already complete and
ra~;ad oooortment of shirta furnishing 0OOds