The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-21
yOfal JntelIisenfe.

EoTEL IRRIvALs.-.&. Charles H0tel-Rude
BsIris, ARK; Greeniee, CIU; W Jones. Ky;
Andrew Boland, Ark; Conner, La Capt Frun-
Dis, La; Judge Marks; S g Carradine; Smith
city; Johnson, city; P PPJ Hall, q A; Il
MeCsllUm. city; F J Stevens, city; Willis
Fla JDo Grant, Mobile; JGo NJ Ramsay, N Y; Jas
buterworth. n Y; Alf Butterworth. Great Britsio;
Joseph Lees, Great Britain; W Stern. N Y; W NJ
johnson. Gin; LoDgstreet, NJ; ) Holmes, N J;
Robt Semple and wire, Miss; C o Wheat, city;
1hske, Conn; Fl Seve, Ark; w ID Bang, Ohio;
HeDry Jewett, Miss; Hofer. N Y; John viii
hanson. N Y; A ArOuson, n Y; CB p at; Andes
Parvino. Hsvans; W Philbrook. Cuba; Gen Z
luton, U A; Cisnevas, Havana; T. Q Reed.
City B h Kirkpatrick, Texas Mis- Jones'
city; Miss Annie McAleo; D Chaplin city; N L
Clinton, Ais; DeBretsud; VIM Mouton, LStay-
e,tt; Alexander J; Z Butterford, Chicago;
ID Bradford La; I Ball, Pa; A Aaron. Shreye.
port; U S Burden, Sherman; Hamilton aud
lady, Mobile; Frake, Conn; L. Watkins, MIN
den: j Hand. BRENNAN, Texas; J p Gsuey; d
Msrshsil and wife, Ayoyelles; A Winston. wife,
child ard servant, Ala: J NJ Morphis, Hiyton;
Mitchell, lady and child. Miss Mitchell. Texas; A
g jackson, jr. Miss J Z Jackson, Tenn: J Peigh-
tel, House Texas; u A and Holland, Tenn;
Miss beeck, Texas; Douglas; c Il
Davis. La; Steinback; W S'elnbsck.
81. James Hofel-L Mutdock, city; W Conner,
Watkins, jackson, Mis-; MOrrit and serv.
sDt U s A; H n JOrdon. Portland. Ne; A Hefner,
Galyeston: Lewis II Elss, Weston. MIS-: Brun.
gard, Vicksbure: S X Ingram, Miss; A Ford. Alex
, SimItth. Ohs JnO bSaSelef, fld: Cha6 " Neal,
Tenn: o f White, Fl G Mosirr W Murphy, Va;
I Keith. Mo; Geo II Harding, "; Jno u
Bsug bton. Nsss; jacob ; Williamson, Ky; A 4
Ctatt, Ind; Reed Moxley, Ia; U b Nelson, Louis
vile.
TEE WEATHER still continues delightful. though
scnew hat more chilly than heretUfore. The north
viii d witch sprung up early yesterday, dry and
cold. makes oyercOats and shawls any thing bot
unpleasant.
TIE SHEETS are full Of people ths courts of
Ia rs, the jais of thieves and blackguards and
the streets Of beautiful. weildressed women
The business thOrOuehiares are thronged with
draws, fo6is. carts, wagons, rail cars furDtare
carIs. backs, csbs, hand barrows these latter
gtLeTslly propelled by colored gen nlemea with
huge tiH plscsros on their hats, iettered with
tOue high. sounding name expressive of tue
association they are members Of, with hotel ON.
nibusses, ETC., etc. Every thing about iowa be-
tokens busy season.
CRY BoNDs AND CRY Morris are rising. rising.
Commerce is increasing. strangers are Aocking In,
carpet bsggers and scsiswsgs are dssDondent,
the negrOes friendly end cheerful, and the people
Of the old State jubilsDt over the prospect OF a
gay winter and a profitable business season.
THERB WAS TO Bs SEEN YESTERDAY. in the vici.
nifty of that point where Camp aud Julia streets
do iDtersect al night angles, little comedy brief
but spicy. IL appears that thereabOuts d wells
colored boy, about ten years of age. whom we
shall call Sam. Sam Ia = juvenile pugilist, and
quarrelsome a. that in fact he seems to have in.
sliuted sort OF reign OF terror among the boys,
NhHe and black. in that DeighbOrhoOd. that is.
among those OF them smaller than himself. Up to
ole Gay last week. Sam was iBvincible-had lever
net his match; but by accident in his rsmbles
hat DAY he picked up circus hoy who, trained
10 tests Of strength and endurance. administered
10 the lntle bully drubbiog which made all the
snail boys clap their hands with delight
Yesterday, however, Sam broke loose az ain
and became involved IN q conflict with q white
boy, who stood up and gave him rs good as he