The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-24
Xoral Sntelligenre.

C ThorDe, do; e s Pslacios, do; H Lackmsn,
do; 7 c Meyer; Robinson, La Faucet, I;
Miss Fsucett, do; Cummings, city; James NJ
wesson, Miss; J NJ sutheru and wife, Ala;
Nicker, N Y; Alex OBradley. New York
q Willisms, La; l. Howe. Jno Ludeling, Mou-
roe. La; JDo Croxton. Paris. KY; Marsh. Jno
Williams. Mobile, Ala; H 81 Steele, st Joseph. La;
VIM @ wiHisms and lady. Miss Dsm, Miss
Freeland. Martin J Dsncel, Miss; Brooks,
city: L B Watkins. Claiborne. La; Jno B Walker,
Miss Walker. Mobile; Thos Lee. N o; Buhin,
USA; d Tracy. Ala; II Bailey, H Orr,
Nashville; MCKINNEY. Chareston Rodng
seyton. U s A; Col Rogers, Lexington;
DeBrittop. w Lehman, city; Gibson, N o.; W
J Minor, La; Z Blsckmar, city.
CSty Hotels E Hunter. La: W Fessenden,
Washington. D C; g M suley. Ky; r P Smith,
city Miss Sledge, Tenn; J Gay and wife. Miss
s Davis, Miss A Gay, w Irwin, W Born. La
N P Newhill. NJ Mobins, J H Duncan, ID Usener:
Texas w Bradshaw, city shannon; J W
MssilI .ss T. Msssss s ASs''; & ssitsf. Rev Rev
DIR Bunting and wife, two children and nurse.
wife, iH NY; Lsrich, Ny; A white, Nd;
williams, Y wry, Miss lawson. city;
W H Stokes, Va; W Davis, Mo; w Chase,
n Walsh. La Mrs Hord. Williams. Tenn;
WI Williams, Catching, Young, Brqd;
Miss W c Conpegh, Ala; Wilson. La;
Pritcbard Tenn; Develin, c q Hicks, Nilsson
ri c 7 Mason Ky; W Little. Texas; w Nor
gan, Penn James W Barnet, Texas; l. Lam
kin, Gonzales, Texas; Cooper, Anderson.
II
G L NcFar, Kentucky; K NJ Rogers, Noble,
Texas; Edward Bryne. city; PolIydore, Missis
sippi city; N Moore and wife, E Feiy and
family, Bentley. Texas; I I Pitts, wife. chlld
and servant; E E Buckner, city; Prutley,
Canton. Miss A McCunny, Brenham. Texas;
Mrs E Parker aud child; l. Basket, Miss; Thos
J Devine, San Antonio; Mrs Murther Booth aud
daughter, Canton, Miss; Mrs Daven and
children. Capt 4 J semsn and lady, Waco, Texas;
P NJ Grant, Miss; ] Pratt, La; Mrs Waterman,
Mrs NJ s Duke, Miss l. s Crownell, La; U Har
per, Miss; n Callswsy, Texas; J NJ McFarland:
Tyler, Texas; j BoOlth, Mansfield, La: r
La; ] ID Alexander. 8 w Alexander, Texas;
Butler, Mass, r Mcknight city; Letchford, U
| A: W Mills, G NJ Hitchings, Camobell,
| Texas; J I Meade, Miss; W Fl Leske. LA; Fred
| ericks. Bryan City; Benjamin, Nashville Tenn;
| Pesrles. Franklin, La; ID Adams; E Law
| renee CO asst.
81. James Hotel-R Sheldon, S Pars. Mobile.
| Ala; l. NJ Andrews. A J White, Fla; j A Wads.
Iyes. s' La; o NorvilIs, Capt king, F Watkins,
city; W Phillips, Tenn w N Miller, Lundy,
| J c Connor. Miss; J Middleton, II Hunter,
| Texas; o M Wyatt and lsoy, Ohio; Q johnson.
R0cAeI, Ky; DUNCAN, = oSio; M. + s,H HOWELL T
Rushing; c H Peeks, Col q Pee SD Camp.
| bell and lady, Texas; w Bennett. Mis-
sissippi; s b 0'Nei, Texas; W ] Paxon, Texas !;
/ Doane, Bayou Sara, La; William Waters.
Memphis. Tenn James Digger, city John
| Mccullough, Henry NJ Richards, Y; VIM
Miller, Ashwood. La; W H Kels, Lyon, city;
Berry Tahum, Montgomery, Ala; Depree.
| Clinton. La; Geo Willor Baton Rouge, La; Mrs
| Chamberlain. NY W w Leake, Bayou Sara;
| CT Afford, Ill; Henry Adams. No; W A Har-
| per, Hausboro, Miss John Deeney. Rlst
| H England, Henry Thomas, MY; Russey. ST
Louis; A Rideif. Tenn; Benz Cannon, Ky /;
VIM Adams, Md; John Sanders, Mo-.
The CRESCENT has been favored with compli-
| mentary uckets to grand performance of d Himlet
hn< h,T TN nrla
| Dramstic Relief Association, Thursday eveaing
| the Sd proximo. the proceeds to be devoted TO
INDECENT charitable institutions. The theater will
| be thronged for the performers are all gosd, and
| the charity is above praise. The CRESCENT shall
be adequately represented, and the play criticised
in kindly but an impartial spirit.
WHY DON'T THE POLICE enforce the city reguls-
ton ordering ali vehicles proceeding at the same
pace and in the same direction, to observe certain
space between? Even the corporation carts, some
times square in length of procession, and travel
ibg at a snsi's pace. allow no passage across the
street for citizens 1t is q nuisance, and we call
upon The police abate it. To citizens We say you
have right to cross, and if at the proper signal
the second, or third, or fourth cart does not rein
in ard afford you the way, you can report the
driver and have him fined by the recorder.
IscoNvEN1ENT What pity it IS that the Opers
Bouse is so far down town. Ii is largely attended
| by persons living in the upper portion Of the city
| who even if they live on or near Car lines, must
nevertheless walk from Canal street to Toulouse
| And the getting home Is worse Tor II the opers
| is long, those who do not own carrisges-and q
| large portion of the opera going public do not
have first the walk to Canal street and then very
| good prospect OF missing the last car.
A GRAND COMBINATION ExHIBITIoN.-Yes yesterday
on the neutral ground on Canal street, at the cor
| ner of Magazine, was to be seen com animation o
attractions "ekilled by few and ekseled by none,
| as Artemus the immofta would have expressed it
| First there was the electric machine, with its at
tendaut N ging upon the passers by to test at oDc
| how much electricity they had 10 their bodies
and how much they hadn't, and setting forth il
glowing terms the health-gieing properties Of on
| TRY" at bis apparatus. Next, there was an IN
dividual engaged in peddliDg certain cure 70
| the appetite for tobacco. He was telling how tina
for seven years he had himself been an inyeters,t
| smoker and chewer, but that one box of the pre-
| paration had at once taken away his appetite TO
| the weed, since which time he had never felt al
inclination to indulge 10 the fragrant herb. Thes
things be was setting forth loudly and ernesty
entreating every one within the sound of his voic
| to at once purchase the remedy which shou
make tobacco for ever dististeful 10 Them, an
| save ever so much money that wolld otherwise b
| invested In pipes and cigare, nd ali this tor "0nl
fifty cents gentlemen, only nifty cents box" o.
the street the Chinese grip wagon. with its eie
phant and horse adorned sides and It's parted traces
| the proprietor whereof was explaining how tn
| mehiest elephant that ever trod or the stronges
horse that ever kicked could no more break an
| rope, ehBin or other fastening which was con
cted with Chinese grip than mosquito coul
| pull a sire ct car up town about O'Clock P.
| With this text he was preaching sermon who's
| import was only 35 cents bottle, three bottle
| for one dollar, and family should be withou
| it," All these three gentlemen were going Q
| once-electricity, tobacco and grip were the a
= ternste sounds that greeted the passers by. Th
crowd who collected seemed to enjoy the fun. an
5 as it was free exhibition. the audience was quit
|, large. We did not wait for the close Of the pei
formance. but understand that it was well attend
ed throughout.
8 ALL ABOUT DooR KSoB.-Two or three day
q | ago three friends INDUCED in few games of bi
lisrds in Q fashionable saloon, during the progre'
q | OF which the but-end of their cues were ofte
brought down in vehemence on the floor which
the way OF telegrsphng with the " oil room
down stairs. Late at night, the games ben
r ended, one of the party, whose equilibrium
4 | mind spd body had become considerably endal
gered by the contoriions incident upon repeate
o attempts at intricate "angles" and draws,
! | found that his friends had suddenly disappeare
| and left him alone. Disappointed at their unciV
i course he made his way home down Canal stree
d | tracing on the smooth pavement the same ang
N | and draws OF which his mind was go fall, ar
finally bis right hand, after no little dificlt
d introduced the latch-key into the key-hole and
e left proceeded TO turn the door knob, but son