The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-10

Borges and his partners and deputies, one and
| all. all good Democrats and voters, have estab-
lished themselves not only in Oyster Bay, but In
the restaurant next to it, and alwsys ready to
furnish fine beefsteaks, gumbos and shfimps, and
all game, fish and other dishes can be obtained Of
them in excellent style, and as cheap as anywhere
| else. -rt-
To Jules, of the Gem 1--WE can never spell his
| name,) we are indebted for two bottles of de.
lcious Sauterne to wash the oysters down withal.
Thanks, gentlemen.
BALL OF PELICAN HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY
No. 4.-On Wednesday night, January 18th. Peli-
can Hook and Ladder Company No. 4, give a
grand ball at the Opera House. The affair will be
as magnificent, If not more so, than the last ball
| given by the company at the same place. The
orchestra will be under the direction of the lazy
but talented Carlo Patti, and COL Dumontei will
nave charge OF the supper room, which signifies
that the fare will be Of the best for there is no
peter caterer In town than Colonel Dumontel
we understand that no less than fifteen hundred
ladys invitations have already been issued for
this ball. Remember that the fire department
have not been paid for twelve months past, and
ihstby buying ticket to Pecan's ball, you will
not only be fully repaid In enjoyment for your
investment, but will be doing good deed. PeIi-
can has Its poor as well as other institutions.
SERGEANT SHELDON reports that about three
O'CLOCK, yesterday afternoon, officer Bennett, of
The Pecanier precinct, was severely injured by
barrel OF pork being rolled of a wagon over bis
leg, The accident occurred on the wharf at the
head Of Erato street, where the officer was on
duty. He was removed in an ambulance to bis
residence.
On THURSDAY NIGHT the residence Of Hon.
Pierre SOule, corner OF ROcheblsye and Espanade
streets, was entered through q window opening
on the gallery. and gold ink-stand, fashioned in
the design of "rhooster,r and valued at $500, was
stolen. The thieves also took q valuable overcoat.
A VERY INTELLIGENT PHYSICIAN, Doctor ].
Winthall, who attends specially to cases of dis
ease IN the respiratory organs, and the organs of
speech, and who claims to be nallible in the cure
OF suffering, stammering and other lingual i'm
pediments, paid the CRESCENT a visit yesterday.
DR.. Winihall, whose Office Is at 2l9 Canal street.
is native OF Hamburg, young man of education
and much experience. With him came young
cabinet maker on Dryades street, an inveterate
stammerer since childhood, whom, he says, he
taught by phonologic treatment to speak as clear.
Iy and unhesitatiDgly as nine persons out of ten.
The young man is well known in his neighbor-
hood, and his cure is certified to by many of his
neighbors.
The BEAUTIFUL FRIEDRICH plays Marguerite,
in the grand opera of Faust" at the National
1heater to night. No wonder the rejuvenated
Faustus picked out his Marguerite from all the
members OF her sex, IL she was as buxom, blithe
and debonair as Friederici-and, above all, if her
voice was as soft and mellifluous.
GAR OFF HIS COMING SHoNE"-The Cicero.
MAN Cutler moved msjesucally down Royal
street yesterday to the tune OF flutes and soft
recorders. The mighty Rufus, King, Kaiser,
waved with condescending grace ne " scepter,
with German silver head. The magnificent
presence of this great man eclipsed even Oscar
Dunn to the eyes of plantation niggers.
TWELVE ARRESTS were made in the First Dis
trict last evening, between six and seven O'clock
and every one of them was for drunkenness This
is considered very fair Saturday nights bust.
ness.
THE A Ia =
ed around town that the metropolitan guardians
have received orders to arrest all niggers running
wheelbsrTows and hand carts along the sidewalks
IN Ibis city. Also, that colored nurses who draw
babies in any sort of vehicle upon the street must
go to the cslsboose with their charge until they
explain satisfactorily why they infringe the die |
tates OF the Metropolitan Police Board.
As SUGGESTED by the CRESCENT yesterday morn. |
ing, every store and other place of public resort
on Canal street, and all along the line of funeral
march, yesterday, was closed in honor of the |
lustrious dead.
. The TENPERATURE yesterday, as shown By the /
thermometer at G.. Duhamel's, Ill Canal street
stely corner Bienville and Charities streets, was
As follows: At A. n. 90 degrees IL II. go: 3
?. N. SO; 6P.M.57.
THE TOMB in which the honored remains of
Gen. Rousseau were temporarily deposited YES.
erdsy was that of our excellent fellow. citizen
Dr.. W. G. Austin.
The JEFFERSON JOURNAL of yesterday, a news
PAPER published in the neighboring city of Jefsr-
ION, states that Warmoth has removed the mayor
md city council hitherto in function, and has an.
pointed +. }. Leche, white, mayor, vice j. J.
Arelder, Esq. negro named Monitor, treasurer
J. b; Moody, controller; Van SOlinsen, ]. B.
Iaische and others aldermen. The CRESCENT re.
'orter has not seen the jefferson Journal but his
Informant is perfectly trustworthy and reliable.
CORONER OF THE SECOND DIsrRIcr.-The inouest
eld by Coroner Avila upon the body of 5. P.
Sarton, the toy-seler, who was poisoned and
oboed few nights ago on Exchange Alley, re-
1lted in the discharge Of the. men who had been
rrested on the charge Of having committed the
rhine.
GEo. WILLIAMS and Bennett Green. both col
red, we're arrested on st. Charles street yester.
ay noon by special officers Dumas and Madden,
harged with being dangerous and suspicious
haracters and with offering stolen property for
ale. The property referred to was the sweat
10th, chips and silver faro-box, discovered in |
heir possession, as stated in our yesterdays
dition.
MULE AND DRAY mo. 6l0) were found
stray on Magazine street yesterday, about half
asst hve, P. NJ, by officer Delaney, and were
iken to the pound.
HALF DOZEN vagroms were comprehended bv
he police yesterday afternoon, and incarcerated
5 characters suspicious and dangerous to the
thE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, yesterday, re-
aived the following communication:
POLICE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE MARSHALL
" Baltimore, January 4, 1869.
Geo L. Csin, Superintendent Metropolitan Police:
% Dear Sig'-lt gives me pleasure to acknowl. !
ige the receipt of your favor. dated Dec. Both,
getber with photographs of some of your pro-
sslonal gentry of thieving propensities. Please
'cept my thanks for the same. In return send
)u the pictures of a dozen of our friends of equal
)toriety, whom we sometimes furnish with board
ID lodging free of charge, just for the pleasure
having them in safe and comfortable quarters, !
loud they visit your city, / bespeak for them /. .
Oh hospitality as citizens of their repute de. =
rye at the hands Of the police. Yours respect. l
lily, JNo. T. FARLow, Marshall !
6P ga1 u GerYEY Tha BfttjaP # bIt N
e 3Oth September, 1886, he purchased of F. N. {,
'nipain, as per notarial act before Theodore Il
ghers. i've lots Of ground, With improvements a
the an onnt Of upwards of $ls o00 situated in the T.
uare bounded by Burgundy, Toulouse, Rampant | b
d st. Peter streets. That these lots of ground | n
sre sold by the testamentsry executors of Daniel Il
ark TO EtienDe Debon on 29th December, 1920: y
at at this time there were improvements of bat Il
tie value on said lots. That after his purchase al
ttioner made additional Improvements, which, m
III the improvements made by his vendor, Petit. r
in, enhanced the value of these lots TO the Ok
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