The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

HoTfL ARRIvALs-St. Charles Hotel-O R
Dougherty; Reed. Jr, Miss; George Ellis. 81
Joseph, La; L Kelly. New Orleans; Holl
way, Baird: Miss; A sandees; Charles E Tabb.
Stockdale. Kentucky: Eudestsrs, sterlings;
Chss Strsham; Chas E Stroud, Cincinnati; s A
Choate. Louisville: VIM rrumbull, Trum-
bull. Skipwith; Mrs Edgar Ames. family and
servant. st Louis Mrs Hammond, Montgomery;
d burt, city; NJ Phfn; Thomas Tardrew, city;
Mrs Davie, Miss Davie, Galveston; Y g Trossmsn,
Marshall; HolIingsworth, Shreveport: Le-
mont, Benedict and wife. Louisville, Ky;
Mcker, N c; Armstrong. Wis; G Otis, A
Esup, New York; ID ID Areny, Attakapas.
81. James-James H Morris and sister, W II n
Green and lady. Jackson, Miss o Ii Peak, Ten
Dessee; d Murphy, Alabama; Wm Moss,
Kentucky; G Glass, q M Bradford, wsrrenton,
Miss; Nolan Stuart, Baton Rouge, La James
Pernet Kentucky A GoIdschmidt, New York
w l. Sharkey and family, jackson, Miss; Z
Brooks, Mississippi.
E A SteIbens. Madison: Il w McConsld Major
Ofalx, Lieut. o Connell. s A ] Boyd. W
Morgan, Mississippi; Graves and lady, rerre-
boDne: Pntcbsrd, Baltimore Nd; W Har-
Miss W Scar, Camden Mrs NJ z Smith. Louis-
fsid, d La; Hiram Lighter. 4 S Mafr. A Tspmsn
and child, Texas; L Raft. Augusta; VIM A
Bales Cincinnati, Ohio; J Murray. Texas;
Mrs A NJ Branch. Mics saie smith. Miss Sne
Smith, John Q Jackson, Texas; w Monroe, Mrs
Monroe, q Chapman, wife and children,
Texas; A F Lesher, Mississippi; d D scinnsr.
Rockport, Texas Jas P Muggah, st Mary; NJ
Nichols, Bossier.
mer-neither too cold nor too warm, but Jttste
gailien, recurring only q moderate degree OF ex-
ercise to put one's blood in circulation. The Ia
dies feel the advantages of the temperature, aod
how much better IL is TO be out on the streets
and at the City Park than moping at home. The
Indian summer does more to invigorste our people
than ali the summer resorts in the country.
The POLICE STATIONS, at halfpast o'clock
every eveDing-the hour when the day men are
relieved and the night men go on duty-present
more the appearances of drillrooms or srmories.
The night men are drawn up in line. roll Is called
by the sergeant. the absentees reported to the
clerk, and then. having received any instructions
there may be given them, the men march on by
the flank in double file and keeping step, out into
the hall and down the stairway into the street,
where the different squads diverge toward the
four points of the compass. Aud not long after
tneir departure, 7" Johnny comes marching home }"
from his day duty in squads OF three or four to-
gether, and having reported as relieved, goes OIL
e. rest until morning again. About two-thrds or
tie force are on night duty.
CONSTITUTION CLuB-This club met last even
ing, Major J. E. Austin, president in the chair
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved. A communication from the Seymour
Knights was read, and, on motion, laid over, but
in he matter. The object of the communication
was in relation to o contemplated exhibition in
favor of the orphan asylums OF the city. re.
port from the committee appointed on reorganlza-
tiCn received and adopted. lt was resolved that
no officer shall hold more than one Office. The
election of officers being the next business in
order, was, on motion, postponed TO special
meeting, to he held next Tuesday evening. IL
| was resolved unanimously that the club assume
the liabilities of the old club, and an officer was
| appointed TO pay the indebtedness. committee
Of three was appointed to draft constitution and
| by laws. There being no other business the club
adjourned to Tuesday next at 81, at headquarters,
| rs Carondelet street.
| THE GALLANT HANCOCK CLUB hold a meeting.
| the first since their Reorganization. az their new
quarters over the Imperial Caie corner of Gravier
and Carondelet streets, this evening at o clock
| Business of the utmost Importance requires the
| attendance Of every member. Those wishing to
Join the social well as the political organiza-
| ton, will be received with hearty welcome.
| The Hsncocks are q glorious club, and number
amongst their members many OF the drst young
men in the city. Thanks to their secretary, Maj.
W. II. Ellis, for favors.
ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFAIR took place last
| evening, about half past seven O'Clock, on st.
| Charles street, Just below Commercial Alley 10
the drinking saloon known as the " Tatersalli
| Exchange" kept by Messrs. Malone x Snnott
II appears that two brothers. named Michael and
| Thomas Hayes, pasterers by occupation, were
versatiOu concerning watch and which termina
ted in a disagreement between them. Thomas
| Hayes we are informed, was some what under the
influence of liquor, while his brother Michael wai
perfectly sober. The dispute became so seriou:
that Mr.. Sinnott, one Of the proprietors, came ou
from behind the bar, and going between them
endeavored to effect q reconciliation. Bot hi:
good intentions resulted seriously, and perhaps
fatally 10 himself for Thomas Hayes, drawing a
Smith Wesson pistol fred il at his brother three
some say four times-one ball lodged in the ceiling
| another in the side wall opposite the bar, and {
third entered Mr.. Snnotts body, lodging 10 tht
I region of the liver. The wounded man stopped
forward, placing bis hands on TIE wound, and
cried out i: &" I'm shot" He was conveyed TO hi
residence on Washington street, between CAM
and Prytsnis, where the most careful surgca
attendance was procured. Thomas Hayes, mean
while, was errested by officers Scott and Seigler
and was taken at once to the station where hi
awaits examination before Recorder Becker.
AT latest reports, Mr.. Sinnott was still alive
! although his condition was considered cfitca
| cDe. - - -.
Ia subsequent interview with Capt. Cain ant
several members of the police force, at the super
intendents Office, we understand thst inom4
gsves emphaticaliy asserted his innocence of AM
intention to shoot Mr.. Sinnott, and expressed TN
deepest regret at the unfortunate event.
TuE pKurscH COMPANY give grand promenad
Y copcert and sOiree danSdHte, under the leadersh
of Carlo Patti, at their hall, corner Biengill
h street and Exchange Alley, tomorrow evening
the 14,h inst. The following is the programme;
March,. Ts,sh.
Potpourri ........... ........-.--.-...... serdi.
Wallis: s.:.............-. .-.-.'.'-''''''' rnae.p
Fantasie
Lancers Ononosen-
Potpouru. u...'--....'.'''''''''- ---'''--' strauss
Grand Fsniasie;and March Lnmbye.
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Potp urri.