The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-30
Vocal Snteuigente.

all the delegations heard from at half-past ten
O'Clock last night. The list is Official, and must,
therefore. be correct:
First ward-Lloyd r. Coleman, Jos. Ellison,
T. n. Ogden, Jno. McQuaid, Sam. Boyd, M.
Mcnamara.
Second wsrd-A. Mitchell, o. C. Williamson,
T. Luiges, J. l.. Gubernator, Geo. W. Race, d. A.
Third wsrd-Jno. Tobin, NJ. J. Fitzgerald, J.
Koefer, G. H. AcCaleb, A. B. Small, j. G.. Camp
bell. J. Corprew, G. t. Gauche, A. Barrett, NJ. J.
Grady. b..
Fourth Ward-Chas. Cavansc, II. n. Stewart,
J. Mongagnet, J. c. Van Wickle J. F. Sturcken.
Fifth Wsrd-F. Garquez, John Youenes, Oscar
Blasco, n. Msrigny. g. Aoncito.
Sixth WaId-L Nesier, A. Grandpre. c. 6.
Laurent
Seventh Ward John POustine, E, Marin, J. A.
Letten. .
Eighth Wsrd-Thos Cullen, Chas. Morell, W.
Kr &c. ~. ....
Ninth ward-P. s. Witt, J. NJ. Raymond, J.
Hubert
Tenth ward--J. 3. Eusts. Richard HerriOk,
Tbos. Mclaughlin, @m. Redman. j. Becker.
Eleventh Ward-W. Pope Noble, l. w. Paoon,
f. Gerstner.
Alsiers-Jas. Jarvis. Thos H Jones.
CsTrollton-w. E. BrickelI, r. L. Preston. T
Jefferson City-B. NJ. Turnbul, I. G.Noel, E.
| L. Bower. ..
Gretna-A Boutte, T. H. Hatch, w. B. Ber-.
thoud. n
| Nichols, +. E. Lsuve, ]. NJ. Howell A. P. Lawre,
| L. Blanchard, W. W. Pugh, S. Blanchard, F. A.
| Tete. A. Tete Geo. w. Jones.
| Ascension-F. Reynaud, d. +. Kenner, J. Con-
zales, f. Seannell, W. G. Lawes, Thos. Supple,
| Robt J. Barrow, Prosper Landry, r. T. Hanson.
VeImion-D. O'Brien, Solomon Wise, Mich.
Young, David Frank.
| Concordia-D. L. Rivers, L. P. Conner, ]. Floyd
| King, Lewis Trsyer, John Jsnney.
| st. Lsnory-Jss. 6. Hayes, I. Q. Anderson Col.
| VIM Ofiuit, DIR. Z. Mlllard, DR.. Wm. Robertson.
| Willis Prescott, Lewis Stage, j. l.. Morris, DR.. j.
| A. Taylor.
| Avoyelles-A. J. Decote, j. o. Jofrion, L. v.
| Germilliou, DR.. VIM, G. Lemoine.
ST. Martina. DeClouet, c. II. Mouton, G. A.
| FOurnet
Bruse. DR.. A. Counter, VIM. Thompson, John A.
| Dardepne.
| West Felicisna-ExGov Robt. C. wicklife W.
| W. Leake, 81 Powell, H. S. Wilton, F. ii. Mum
| ford Y. ID. Walshe. TheOdule Leonard, W. b.
Richardson. John J. seeders, Ii. Row, j. b.
| NcGehee. Duncau Stewart.
| Madison-John W. Clarke, II. D. Coleman, r.
| G. Downes.
| st. James-Richard Esterbrook.
Pointe Coupee-B. B. Smms, Lafayette Keller,
| n. W. Coyle, ID. L. NJ rick, j. g. Archer, H. Il.
Hunter Jules Labatus, l.. B. Claiborne, j. c. Pat
| rick.
West Baton Rouge-Jss. L. Lobdell and Fl. NJ.
| FavrOt.
ST. Mary-Judge A. L. Tucker, Judge Fred
erick Gates, VIM. F. Haiaeigh, Fourth not re-
| emit ered.)
81. Martini. P. Briant, Alcbiade de Blanc.
| East Feiciana-A. G. Carter, John g. Scott,
= Stone. DR.. NoDnahsn.
East Baton Rouge-l. A. Williams, Jas. McCul'
len, C. t. sewell. J. f. Elan, J. o. Fuqua, f.
| Co0siDard, Jas. AcVay, Tom Brady, A. s. Heron,
J. G. stafford I. ]. Bird. R. W. Kuickerbocker,
William Walter, John Laymsn,, K. Holt, H. q.
Young, Tom Hernandez, r. 7. Young, Geo. Ste.
vens, ID. c. Mon;sn, Il. V. Ba0in, X. IL. Day, 3. c..
Ihahey.
st. HeleDa-AmOs Kent, l. y. W, Ellis, Jn0. =,
Bach.
Caddo-A. H. Leonard, Jno. Hope, Major Ross
Wti5Tssan 5Tssasalesa Gl Jos. 70 BrGGtttstsid, Gttstsid Jno Cox.
| Ijyippston-W. II. Pierce, E. J. White, Z. 1.
| pscul T a. Davidson, C. GNtN. " Atars.
FRANK BLAIR TAXES DIvE-We have heard
90, story OF Frank Blair's youthful days from an
| old schuolmate of his now living IN this city. Ine
| parents Of both were neishoors IN masnins ton'
| and both went to the same school. On the out
| skirts of Washington meanders small stream
| called Rock Creek, which emptes into the Poto-
mac. The bottom is Of yielding blue clay,
throurb which the feet of the forder penetrate TO
| tbe depth of half yard. This shallow creek was
the favore bathing resort Of all the school urchins
| in the neighborhood. Frank, whose family were
| from Kentucky, had not been long IN washington.
| One day while stEolng about, he came 10 the
hanks of Rock Creek, which we're ten or fifteen
| feet above the water. The little fellows were
diving and spreading out their arms IN lmltauon OF
genuine swimmers. Frank was deceived by their
movements "Joe," he halloed to his chu n
"boW deep is it?" Joe ducked hii head as i
| diving Fix fsthoms, and bobbed i up again, pun
| ing and blowing. I" So deep" answered joe
| Without any more ado, frabK Dlau slIiPpeu Ou
4 | and with running start, plunged head f0remos
| from the edge Of the bank. The treacherous Jo'
only waited long enough 10 see Franks bsr'
feet end legs kicking frsntical above IN
surface of the shallow creek, Snen' gstuenul
his duds, he ran to secluded nook AL
II dressed himself. For weeks afterwards Joe wa
[. afraid to leave his faIers gate without nadia
out from his comrades that FRANK was not i
:. | sight One day, however. Joe was busny el
gseed with his first cigar, to keep which llghte
occupied so much Of his attention thst ne iorgo
all about the creek scrape. Suddenly ne lsn ~
shoulder grssped-it was the dreaded FRANK
"You internal little scamp, II ever you pay sue
g apratk on me again III knock the whole top o
" youT head OF.
n by Sir Waiter Scott 0ae evening the wife OF a
ii | II Qlish commaDdsnt at q border fortress wa
D. lulling her baby 10 sleep, singing
lhs S' BissE 1I1I Douglas ga; csHss' catch ys'"
D. "Be not so cure of that " sbe heard a dec
low voice excaim. as heavy mailed hand vi
1t laid on her shonder. 1t was the voice and u
hand of the Black Douglas himself
70 WE HAVE what we consider responsible auth
- rty for stating that two citizens Of East Batt
Rouge, who were summoned recently before y
Senate committee on contested elections, and WI
o. were entitled to $4S each, were informed by J
le dicial persOnsge from their region Of country IN
re on pa wing $40 each As bonus they could have
a added TO each Of their warrants. The $40 We
* advanced by each and the $40 extra, for Will
w there was bot shadow OF rigdt, paid out oil q
,e state treasury.
Of soNF THrRF or thieves entered the store
Kenpett Bell, corner of Common ana pel
re streets early yesterday morning by climbing ov
or ! a brick wall and opening a back door, sack
n. coffee was the reward of their arduous Efforts,
0 pIoved only the hocha-ry Of reward. Tor
nj | later hour negro named Alex. williams was !
rk rested on suspicion Of the theft be having lett
n. stolen proreity at a cOfeehOUse corner OF traI
ic. lin snd Glsvier streets, where it was found
IS | officer Grace.
I'D RATHER SKNsATIoEAL.-A dispatch from Ire
So station to the CHEF of police states that, yest
day at 2 ?. NJ, a corporal OF the ponce force
nd coSeTed IN the unoccupied house, No. 2J1,
2s- Ann street, between 81. Claude and Trene,
of military equipment, kuapsacks, nine muske
od seven bsycnets and thirty pounds OF Il
3h- | moulded into balls: also an old RECORD DO
en setting forth the organization Of former
federste company