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


Umpire, Mr.. George b. 6iegel. Lone Star Club
Scorer for Washington, E. Chasssignac, Jr. Time
of game, 2homs..
EVERYBODY OUGHT TO Go to the Academy tc
zee Mile Tournoir, certainly the most wonderful
performer on the trapeze that ever appeared in
this country.
Mr.. CLAIBoRsE, mate of the steamship Mexico
in dock at Algers, had the misfortune to fall yes
ferdsy from the deck Of the steamer into the
dock. distance probably of twenty feet. Mr.
Claiborne was severely injured by the fall.
Mas. CARsoN's DWELLING, on Franklin street
in the Second District, was entered Monday night
articles Of value stolen. The thieves got in
through Q front window, 10 which they had
broken away the stats. The robbers escaped
with their booty.
A SAILOR, John Crowell, yesterday fell over
board from the yard-arm of the ship Gettysburg,
while the vesse. was ascending the river. and was
crowned. His head, In falling, came in contact
with the vessels side, and wound inflicted which,
in any event, would have proved mortal. The
coroner held an inquest on his body.
NOTHING OF unusual interest was transpiring yes.
terday In the United States commissioner courts,
or the Custom House. Judge Durel is expected to
npou s are 1ss,
liant cases to be argued and decided.
A NEGRO named Charles. q servant in the estab
lishment of Miss. Ada Brummel, on Basin street,
astonished his mistress yesterday morning by dis
appearing with ell her silverware. diamonds, Jew
elry, laces and indeed everything of value he could
lay hands on. The interposision OF the police
was invoked but as yet no trace of the fleeing
darkey has beer found.
A Board OF fuRvKY, to consist Of the follow
1Dg named ofhce}s, has been appointed to meet in
this city, at tbs Office of Capt. w. G. Hodges,
military etorekefper. on Wednesday, the eleventh
day Of Novemb8r. 1858, to investigate and report
npon the condition Of certain articles of clothing,
camp and garrison equipage. for which Capt.
Hodges is responsible. In case Of damage or de-
iciency, the board will fix the responsibility and
make recommendation regarding disposition:
Detail for the Toard Brevet Lieut.. Col. Z. j..
strang. captain sssistent qusrtermaster, United
States army; Brrset Major T. Upper. captain, 9Th
cavalry; SecoId Lieut.. Chss. King, Jr., LIST
artillery. :
TIE CoxMASl:NG OFFICER. Posr OF JACKSON
BARRACKS, La, will send private Jos. Coleman. q
deserter from Company A, 18th infantry, now at
that post. to Mtrshall, Texas. Ito be turned over
TO the commanding officer of his regimeut,) I'M.
der guard of 5ne non-commissioned officer and
one private.
LEAVE OF ArsxScR for twenty DAYS, to take
effect on the l2ta inst, with permission to apply
10 the sdjutant general Of the army for an extern.
sion OF ten days, has been granted to Brig. Gen.
eral.
SEVENTEEN GEESE. supposed to have been
stolen, were 70 and BY officer Bradley in posses
sion Of coored Bennett Green, on Felicity street.
yesterday motping. Bennett also came down
town to see Recorder Becker, who ia turn furn-
ished him with an Official letter OF introduction to
Recorder jackson Of the Fourth District, where
the geese were supposed to have been captured.
TWENTY crS17 was the amount of the swindle
which colored John Hall accused colored Charles
WOODS Of put,;ag upon him, on Baronne street.