The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29
Ioral Snteuigenre.


city; Corey. Y; Stephen NJ R-uth and serv
ant. Tensss parish; d Y Gillis, Baltimore; Edw NJ
Wright, n Y; c H wallerorth, Eogsnd; J 3 Lyon
Chieseo; Z Stevens, city; Duncan Cage, L.;
son; Gen r Gibson, city; L Block. Ohio; Sam
Hays. wife ard child, Memphis; L Whittlesey
Conn; H johnson, Texas; Chas Gilmore and
wife, Texas; Walker. Franklin, La; Chss Il Viii
liam, Chicago; Geo w Gregor, Texas. .. =.
Citu Hotel-C Woodruff Miss; Fl II Lewis,
Cincinnati; Harrison, Atlanta; E McOor
mott, Philadelphia; Mrs NJ Nelson aud sou,
Waco, Texas; Johnson and daughter. Miss;
and family, Texas; II NJ Richards, steamer
Csmela; Jno hurry and lady Mobile; Dug
les. Galve.ton; f ID Watson, Ark; Mrs Lindsev.
Ga; Miss Van Bibber. Gs; J n Morris. Ark; W
Roger; Lee, city; c Cooke wife and servant
Mobile. Ala; Werner Torss, Ala: G G McHatton,
st Louis, Mo; S X Ingram. Miss; R C Carlton,
Ark; Rusk; Jos ii Envia, Iberville; Harlter,
Galveston, ID Stephens, Texas; D Sunney,
Louisville, Ky; SSnl A Hssters. @ F Dennet,
.; .ss; oBgsTa2eas Mss; nnsss Ha Msyiord,
Texas; W N Williams Miss. s-l---,--
81 J0mes-W Davis, Il L Davis, Miss: ] AL
A L Couch. Miss; P Moxut, II Collips, N Y;
Jos Nut. Reiblon, j 7 Gaines. Texas; Wm
Powell, Ark; Miss NJ H Ragnet, G Ragnet, Texas;
II Ruphsl, city; ID NJ Johnson, Ohio j Ander.
SOD, II Roy. NJ Mason ] THOMPSON, Miss; X
J Gilmore, jenkins, coast; j Kemmis, q n
Laurence city; John II Caleston and family, e
johnson, Texas.
DBAD.-Wm. M. Lockwood died about half past
eleven O'Clock on Friday night from sudden at
tack of years. He was a native OF the state
of New York, and, although hardly 80, had lived
fourteen or fifteen in New Orleans. with the peo'
pie of which he had perfectly affiliated himself,
and become much loved and respected.
AS lieutenant in the 10Th LOUISIANA reg nent,
under Stonewall Jackson, he proved himself one
of the bravest and most determined men IN the
lr1f1 If shatx and dafa
able Commander, and was promoted by him for
extraordinary daring on the field of battle. In
nearly every one of the sauguinary battles, from
the Peninsula down 20 Petersburg, Lockwood was
more or less severely wounded. AT the WIDER
ness he was thought to be killed; but his CON-
rades, whom his qualities as a man and soldier
had bound him with the Strongest ties,
bore his body of the field and the skill of his sur
geon and the attention OF his nurses restored him
10 life and the service OF his country.
Bill Lockwood was true, unilnching friend IN
good and evil fortune, bitter enemy, and an
honest man.
JUDGE DUREL Yesterday delivered his charge to
the grand jury of the UBited States Circuit Court.
| 1t dwells strongly upon the necessity Of rigid
enforcement OF the provisions OF the civil rights
| bill, and recommends a course in consouance
herewith. The grand jury, after listening TO the
charge retired, and subsequently re-entered, nav
ing found true bills of indictment against john
| Conroy for the murder Of Capt. Low, OF the ship
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murder of Willard L. Mccall, on board the ship St
| james.
SATURDAY MoRNrNG burglary was committed
/ at about three O'Clock, on the corner of Hospital
and Front Levee streets, in the Second District OIL
| this city, at a cofeehcuse at that corner. Twd
| men named Frank Fase and Tony Frss were ar
| rested not far from the spot, by police officer
with arms and burglars tools ia their possession
CAUCASUS AND ALTAs.-The English papers
| mention the titles of the late young marquis o
HsstiDgs, which are PROBABLY as numerous and re
sounding as those of any other nobleman 10 Gfea'
Britain, no matter how ancient his lineage Ol
| how magnificent his revenues. In Juxtaposltlo1
with the titles of this descendant of princey AM
| varike family are those OF q colored-n0, a d .tf
"pussan" in New Orleans, who, eight years
ago. although born free, and open to any trad'
| in Louisiana, or 10 any profession IN Northern
| States or in Europe. still occupied seryhe posi-
| ton in this community as waiter, banjo player
| barber or major dOmo on all festive occasions,
which be could obtain employment. This s. pus
| foni is now lieutenant governor OF the state
| president of the Board Of Metropolitan Police, an
| er-offciO at the head of q bakers dozen OF hon
| orsbe e officers. We commend perusal o
| Cooper's "Monnikinsn to this illusrious person
| age.
TUE SPANISH CORVETTE CHERRAco0, com
manded by senior Casssriego, which was an
chered below the city for the last five months, ha
| oujte unexpsctedly received orders Tor her de
| parture and is now steaming down the river 10
| parts unknown to US. We pen this artcie VIII
| heartfelt regret, for no strangers have ever COZ
| tributed more to the social entertainment OF ou
| community than the gallant officers OF the Che
rscco Many young ladies of this city will Ion
| remember the charming Thursdays" spen
| during the warm summer evenings on board tha
fairy like craft, and many lass VIII miss the ioV
inspiring stories related by those Castllian cava
| jers We wish them pleasant aud prosper
| ons Journey wherever they may steer their bari
and a speedy return, and no doubt from many Q
our readers hearts will rise an earnest amen
A MEETING of the committee from the dfferer
| clubs. to act in conjunction with the oeymor
Knights was held at the headquarters of the Sci
| mour Knights, and IL was unanimously resolve
that all the committees from the lndependeI
| clubs In conjunction with the Seymour knlghh
act as a general reception committee and IN
| the members of each committee exert themselvs
AND invite their lady friends, and take charge {
tables 10 be denominated By the names oil u
| clu1s which they represent. AT . A. II. mouas
| moiuIpg the committee on exhioiuon VIII DC
| the Masonic Hall to receive banners, hsgs, On
! all donations intended Tor tns eAaio .tion; ~
different clubs will please send in their onerlnt
| early Those ladies who wish TO obtain choice
T | tables will also please call during the m0rnin
| and select for themselves.
THE CHURCH EpIFIcE of Rev. Father Moynih4
on Dryades street, between Caiiope ana VI
streets, has been. during the last three Gay
moved on rollers from the front TO the rear OF u
| UPON WnCn IL ttbDuS, huu uOW ieo NHenS
windows overlook the sidewalk OF Hercules stree
The Accomplishment of such work as this -
undertaking of DO ordinary magnitude, but b
D | been most skilIfuily carried on by meaus OF
complicated arrangement of huge chains al
logs and the labor Of single horse. We unde
| stand that The removal has been made with vie
3 10 the erection of q new and larger ediice on u
size Of the old.
+; A yorNG NAN Of somewhat wild anteceden'
D | was brought before Recorder Gastinel, few da
ago, on a charge of sbducting young girl on
fourteen years old, of respectable plrentag
with view to accomplish her ruin. After son
a a---.AalinG- between himself and the parents,
quietly pr0uuccu- inspection
!. marriae ee certificate, which acted Ike 6fr,-.-s.
ing the troubled waters.
+ TIE CASH of that splendid colored Oily ga
man. Oscar J. Dunn, for an Injunction on !
msvnr spd Diamond. chief OF police, in I
y Firth District Court, has not yet been decide
n The arguments Of counsel, we believe, We
N fnisbed Yesterday, aud Judge Leaumont has I
n facts under advisement.
70 CHnpKLss, of the "Peep in, on Canal sire
inst below Csrondelet, has favored rs with
mole Of Bourbon whisky which is 10 all r
le meets coumendsble article, pure and unsdut
s, sted. ChiIdress advises US that he will, from I
Il. day our, set lunches on Sundays, when those
. nsy be skeptical can be convinced Of the super