The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14


Adolph Mazureau, r. W. Deputy Grand Master.
J. b. Heno, r. W. Grand Warden. -fi Z
sJosiah Folger, R. W. Grand Secretary.
IF. w. Delesdernier, R. W. Grand Treasurer.
Grand Representatives. .tesl at
-. G. Dunlap, Worthy Grand Chaplain.
E. P. Brugere. w. Grand Marshal.
F. P6ster, W. Grand Conductor
W. |. Hodgson, w. Grand Guardian. ,tt
-. N. Littlejobn, W. Grand Herald. gF
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THEHABIruEs OF the Academy will learn with
regret that one OF their fayorite ooryphees, Miss
Lou Roberts, whose fine figure, graceful meiu aud
withal modest demeauor have created their ad-
miration during the past season. has left the stage
with the intention of returning to her home In the
West. -- 5000 =. ..-I-. - h -----.
TIE TEMPERATURES yesterday, a. shown By The
Thermometer OF c. Duhamels, Ill Canal street,
lately corner Bienville and Chartres streets, was
az follows: At 6A. 4. SO degrees; IL NJ. 66;
pm. 20: 6P. NJ. 60. ~
/ ONE OF THE PHENOMENA of universal equality is
now TO be witnessed in the Fifth District Court:
the jury is composed OF seven blacks and five
whites; The coup d'eua Is exceedingly interest
ing. Several intricate and important Insurance
cases are TO be tried before this jury. sle1.
CoSfIscArIoY PROCEEDINGS. ID. r. Ken.
ner has applied before the u. 8. District Court
for review of the proceedings in the coudsca-
tion of his property during the war. Messrs.
Semmes Il Mott and c. M. Conrad & Sops., at
torneys for applicant. l
/ JEAN BERTRAND, laborer, was arrested, yes.
tefdey afternoon, on Rampant street. BY Officer
Pagan. charged by James Robinson with destroy.
ing city property by cutting the trees on that
street, with al ak. he was confnedto await ex
animation.
SERGEANT MCCAIN, yesterday, arrested on
lDryades street, about aoon, three darkeys named
Bob Williams, Robert Vass and Jas. Williams,
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classic vicinsge. and were attempting to cut each
other. Bob Williams, when arrested, was terrible
in the posseesion of carving Knife, which, how
ever, be yielded MP 10 the station clerk with an
easy grace which would not have been discredi-
table even to Cornwallis at Yorktown.
A YOUNG WOMAN, quite good looking and neat
in appearance, called at Superintendent Gains
Office yesterday morning, SITTING that she bad
come to this city from Springfield, H., in search
of her husband and one James Flower, who had
left her about six months ago upon what be rep
resented as business which required him in the
capacity of agent to visit most Of the large cites
of the country. He had left her supplied with
funds, and after arrival here had written and re.
mtted regularly, but Of a sudden, communication
time, she had come to find him. - 49, -
In the absence of any tangible information as
to the person or whereabouts of the missing one,
on the part Of those connected with police head.
quarters, the anxious wife Fastening to her place
one glance at the face presented showed Captain
Cain the visage Of light1ugered professional
who has for the last seven weeks been veget1tng
at the Parish Prison. This gave him an immediate
explanation of the sudden interruptiorsof CORES.
pondence spoken Of by the wife, bnt be hesitated
to tell her the truth of the matter, and it may be
that her first intimaton of il may be through the
columns of the newspapers. srga -...rr
A YOUNG MAN employed as clerk in the broker.
age Office OF MI. j. Strauss, No. IA st.
Charles street, recently disappeared. while having
IN his possession State warrants to the amount Of
$500 which had been intrusted to him for sale.
After he had been absent two days, inquiries
were made by the employer who learned that the
young man had taken passage for the Ever Festh.
fui Isie, but that the warrants are still here In
New Orleans. afffd
TIE REcE1prs OF INTERNAL REVENUE from die.
tiers during the month of January amounted to
s32, 900, compared with about one fifth of that
amount collected from the same source during
the month Of October. The increase is in q
measure due to the larger number of distilleries
recently IN operation. and also In some degree to
the increased efficiency of the department. do
JoHx p. wH1cHARDr, late of the German Press.
whose ready wit never failing energy and genu. |
inc bon hommie have endesred him TO all his con-
freres n this city, left yesterday, for Galveston,
where be is to assume q position as local on
Flakes Bulletin, assisting st the same tine in ed
lting the German Press. He leaves vacant in our |
ull,
for rarely in one man are to be found combined |
such nvariable amability OF character, and such /
real unfaggingienterprse as are his. II is in no i
spirit of fiattery, but judging from o long and
pleasant acquaintance with Mr.. Weichardt that L
bis colaborers of the CRESCENT predict for him /
successful and honorable career as Journalist.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr-Judge AbeU.-Moses
johnson. colored, charged and convicted of steal.
pg from Christine Bleichwegen, was sentenced /
to two years hard labor. : '-Ill ~ 80 m.
Louisa Jones, colored, was sentenced to three /
months Imprisonment IN the Parish Prison.
George Washington, colored, convicted of lar
ceny, was sentenced to four months In the Parifh
Prison. e .. .a,.- ~. ...l ....
Maggie Lewis and Felce Washington. con-
victed of larceny, were sentenced, the first to
TWO months in the Parish Prison.
Peter White was sentenced to eighteen months
hard labor for mule stealing.
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr.-Yesterdsy Felix Al.
bert was fined s25, or 10 hours imprisonment in
he Psrish Prison, for contempt Of the authority
rider of court in relation to the selling of lottery
in the case Of uisana State Lottery
Company vs.. Alabama Mutual Aid Association.
dr. Albert chose the cheaper of the two evils,
,wsin's hospitality, under 'ficultes for ten hours.
VINEGAR FACTORY LrBBIED.-United States
district Attorney Morgan has caused to be libeled
or confscafon for alleged violation Of the United
states revenue laws the vinegar factory Of Mr.. J.
(. Bailey, on Benyille street, Between Tonti and
socheblave Streets In this city, and the contents
hereof, viz; 60 barrels Of vinegar In csterns and
,arrels, 20 empty barrels, and the fixtures Of the
al seized on the 9th Of February.
The grounds Of seizure and libel are First, the |
making Of mash, fit for distillation, and the pro-
uction Of spirits and alcohol, the factory, it is
Ileged, not being distillery duly authorized ac-
ordng to law, in violation Of the fourth section |
4 the act Of 10th July, 1863, entitled "an act |
md for other purposes" By reason of which |
Ileged violation, it is commended. Mr.. Bailey has |
ubjected bimself to the payment Of Q fine Of Ave |
housand dollars, for each and every onenss, to