The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-03

upon every voter 10 take his registry pager wac
him to the polls. Over three thousand were regis
tered in this ward.
TEE LEADING TOPIC among the darkies yestsr
day was the advice given them from the pulpit on
the day before, by "Broiher Steptoe" aud other
colored diviDes. to keep away from the polls.
How 10 reconcile this with the oft repested coun-
sells of warmoth Co.. to vindicate themselves a,
the ballot box, they didn't appear 10 know exact
ly, but took il for granted it was all right.
sAcRILEGIOUs VILLAIN was arrested yesterday
in the cemetery. corner of Prytania and Wash.
ington streets. with quantity OF china ware ann
other ornaments on his person, which he had
rifed the tombs of. The fate that Is due to such
q wretch is that which should have attended the
great spoon marauder if he had been captured.
Two INTOXICATED INDIVIDUALS invaded the senc.
tity of the Cathedral. on Sunday evening, and ia
their maudn condition caused great alarm among
the many female communicates. Their conduct
was shameful and outrageous, and 1t Is 70 be
hoped they will be adequately punished by the
ma sgistrate before whom they are to be brought
GENERAL Rousseau visited the locality of the
different cemeteries yesterday.
TIE PEcEIPTs OF INTERNAL REVENUE for this
disirict during the mouth Of October were: ~
csnses, s74t7 Is; ad vaorem tax, ,S3l o..
Total, s65, ,24s "a.
UrrrEp STATES CoxMssIoNER wARRss's CouRr.
there were no new cases before the commits.
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made to morrow by JodRe Atocha for prosecu'
ton, and Gov. Wells and Col. Field for the de-
fense in the case of those accused with the murder
in Terrebonne Of Frank Waldrich, brakesman
on the Opelousas Railroad.
A NEGRO was discovered, sbout o'clock on
Sunday morning. steslhiiy ehecting an entrance
through q lattice window OF the house No. loz
Annunca,ion street, the residence Of Mrs. Batch.
elor. He was fired at by one Of the inmates, and
thereupon incontinenty fed.
A QUANTITY OF CLOTHING and other vslusbles
were stolen, about O'Clock on Sunday morning,
from the house of Mr.. Octave Morel, No. 261
Bourbon etreet, by some unknown thief, who
made both entrance and exit through the front
door.
A WOMAN, in crossing the gutter at the corner
of Rampant and Orleans streets yesterday. acc-
dentaly fell striking the banquette, and sustain
ing serious injuries upon the head. She was taken
to the Charity Hospital for treatment.
A MAN NAMED JNo. WALKER, employed in un.
loading the ship Ivor, lying at the foot OF Second
street. yesterday, fell from the staging. striking
the edge of the vessel in his fall, and frscturing
bis skull. His recovery is however considered
probable.
MATTERS REMAINED IN sTATU gro at the police
station and City Hall yesterday. Capt. Cain being
duly commissioned as superintendent pro ten. by
the Police Board, remained in charge OF the Office,
but found but little 10 attend to so far as the peace
were few and trivial at that. and the day was. we
venture TO say. the most Tranquil that ever pre-
ceded that of an election in New Orleans.
SUPERINTENDENT CAIN last evening issued dis
tinct Instructions to the captains OF precincts In
person, he having summoned them TO his once,
that each of them would be held strictly RESPONSE
Bile for any. disturbance occurring within the
section of the city under his command. None but
the re guar members of the police force, now about
! five hundred strong, will be on duty throughout
the day.
OSE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN DEATHS were re-
ported last week, an increase OF eleven over the
| number reported for the week previous. sixteen
| died of eubshot or other wounds, l drowned.
Iockjaw, S congestion of the brain 9 consumption
| 3 fever, bilious, l congestive, nervous, l re
| mittent ] typhoid fever. heart disease, ole
age, pneumonia. typhoid pneumonia. prema
ture birth. IL still born. and the balance OF vari
GUS ordinary diseases; II were males. As females
and not stated. Eighty were whites. "a blacks
II nuIattos; ~ were natives of the United states
| II not stated, and 80 were foreigners; - wer'
| children under 10 years, between 10 and 10,
| between Is and 20. between 20 and 80. Ia be
tween Sc a. d 40 10 between 40 and So Ill bstweel
| 50 and 60, between 90 and 20, l between 20 anS
| so, 8 between so and 30, / between 80 and 100
| and whose ages were not reported.
The names of the sixteen persons who died o
| eunsbot or other wounds were as follows viz:
| While Edward Malone, thirty-six years old
| native of Ireland, gunshot wounds and stabs, DC
tober ~. Inquest held by Coroner Roche.
Patrick Brady, October rs, corner of rhalia an
| st. Charles streets, from hatchet WOUNDS lnques
held by Coroner Roche.
Cornelius Sullivan, forty five years old, native
Ireland died at 5l4 Magazine street from gunsho
wound. Inquest held, October 26, by Corone
| Roche.
Liierio Bsrbs, txenty-seven years old. No. 8
| Hospital street, native of Italy, gunshot wound
October q. Inquest by Coroner Avilla.
Bernard laval, twenty nine years old, native q
France, No. G2 Moresu street, from wounds, o;
tober 80. Inquest by Coroner Avilla: :,
ColOred-Alfred Gardner, thrty-six years o'c
on Dryades street, near Jsckson-gunshot wound
October 26 Inquest held by Coroner Roche.
Frank Hoskins, age not stated; died cornt
| Melpomene and Pry tsna streets, from gunshs
wounds. Inquest held by Coroner Roche.
James Williams. twenty-one years old at 81
| Philip street, from RuDshot wounds, OCTOBER
IDquest held by Coroner Roche.
| Unknown colored man, about twenty-five yea
| old Second District. Octobsr q, from wound
Inquest by Coroner Avills-
Ed. Jones, twenty years old; gunsn'
wound. Franklin street, October 70. inquest
| Coroner Avilla.
George Allen, thirtyfve years old Secol
| District, from wounds, October Is. Inquest
| Coroner Avia.
N. Dewey. fifty years old from gunshot woun
October q. Inquest by Coroner Rocne
Joseph Antoine, ten years old killed oy ciu
October 26. Inquest by Coroner Roche.
Alfred Andrews, twenty five years old, on be
| trand street; died from gunshot wounds, Octob
26 Inquest held by Coroner Roche.
John Fox, tweniy-eigbt years old, coroner Flt
ida and Savage street; died Of wounds, OctoD
20. Inquest held by Coroner Avia.
ANOTHER VoIcE FROM The lsRAELIrEs.-Mr.
F. Piexotte, of New York, past grand saar
the order of Bnai Berth. replies to Adolph Mos'
assartion that the Jews would vote for Grant,