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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

Garden. His Richeliet made q great hit, and he
played Richard III last night to a iammed house.
Wallack has brought out a rather dull version of
Mime de GiraFdins Lady Tartuie.a The nelo
piece is called { The Model Hypocrite.n The chief
role Zone of Raehel's) is Nine de Blossdc, who is
playing game to ruin an innocent youg girl, and
to fascinate an old marshal with loads of TIM She
nearly succeeds, but gets nipped in the end, and
goes away in an unhappy frame of mind cursing''
everybody about the place. Mrs. Hoey played
Nine de Bossac very well, and debatante, Miss
Henriques, was the nice young lady. Henriques will
do very well. She is something in the persuasive,
easy-going Sarah Stevens style; is yonng and
quite pretty. Old story, governor broke-going
to adopt the stage for living, and so on. Forrest
has come out in Mucbett, and they say he plays it
better than ever. There was margin for i'm
proyement, certainly. He has Hecdte and the
Watches played by four good-looking women.
don't think the public will like it SO well as the old
style of thing. Nous gef7'ons. Laura Keene's
s'seyen Sisters. is awful piece of trash assured
" but it drags in the half dollars, and the benign
countenance OF the gentle Iutz is irradated with
sort of celestial glory. "The Woman in White
at the New Bowery, was dead failure. Spalding
& Rogers are doing very well with their circus,
and make the theater folks suffer some.
Yours with catarrh,
LtENFASr TERRIBLE u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

The undersigned desrous of introducing SOUTHERN GRO
CERES take the place of those imported from the North
beg leave submit the list below, and respectfully solicit th
patronage of the public #
OLD DOMINION HAMS, cured in Virginia.
DUFFIELD HAMS, cured in Kentucky.
MITeHELb's LARD, from Kentucky. ="
Family ROE HERRING, from Maryland.
PICKnEp sHAp. from Virginia. s-..?..-5
SHAKERS PRESERVES, from Kentucky. .. a
BALTIMORE PRESERVES, from Maryland. a. ..
VEGETABLES in cans, from Maryland.
NATURAL FRUITS, in juice from Maryland
BAKERS OLD RYE WHISKY, from Mary land.
JOHN GREY's xXxX WHISKY, from Maryland.
OLD BOURBON. from Virginia.
GLOVER BUTTER, from Virginia.
KENTUCKY CHEESE, from Kentucky.
COFFEE and BROWN SUGARS, ffom Louisiana,
GOLDEN SYRUP, from Louisiaha. - l5 @
NEW RICE, from South Carolina
ST. LOUIS FAMILY FLOUR, from Missouri.
UGAR-CURED HAMS, frcm Tennessee.
NEW DRIED APPLES from Tennessee.
Every variety of CRACKERS, from Louisiana.
CORN MEAL, H6NIEY aud sANfP, from Louisiana,
PARAFINE WAX CANDLES, made In Kentucky they
the beautiful article in the way Of Candle
duced in this country Its appearance is that Of the whest
polished MARBLE perfectly hard having smell BY far more
beautiful the Sperm Wax Candle, and burns with
clear bright fame eeeautand splendid than any Candle
use, Compare them with Maeys New York Patent Sperm,
and you will patron1e Kentucky.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

Ms1,cox 3 Ganna' sEwisa afaealsEs. We aieaet
the slsnssap seada ist ye pabls to
a ssrsens wac eessfay usng se wilcox & 3iblss
ssxig aectine n this eits ana nsEhhong country NJ
hardly sns ssrenssx kaenee or she seae 81 tho machines
could hs AEsuEh thaH and hone toss who need such
r matter rFessas to purchaas
NV i sssespt s,at the aaeine is moi one
q IN tsafss inseaioHs qs sla ag ~ only question i
wlsb ehosses whsn sfys many good Kinds II
shae s 4 lock Is ecopaaay and il fes
deafsxaa saved ia athepce ~ sewing aehines is bu
feaprsHs sppase shat tbs ehaR maelne will have e
tsEssee u aayez,iseme nnhshed ID anc,er column
Msa pssis Rrc aEants fur Wilcox GIBBS give thei
{ prices. Nbscit Nill be found vasy low.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
ss
fNPaEE ANH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS These must he Z

AST ANso EsiEsT These must be ex-
citing ne kof shs ladies' Hardly day passas without me
hsag mode which calculated Il
aea 'slpitt and ipy This hoine shs will nd much ID be
HlQAse Ai n colunlH HsrticaAtly wisl sc pnorae-
asas ta sss's ieveis4 % corner of Boutaon and Csn
sses. III of their nasnfacsnt OF risl, goods Ut
the net spsso Rpgaiion Wnen 1t remembered that i;s
haass se nqas ba ahe fne and best goods foreign
uastus sleh bis teen selected VIII that tasesor which
The otae has aEg been sure that no curd-
eFapnof ss hAsd sins Will psevst the ladies from nayi
ISL eua bayng2 We partseata Il.
teisn 20 ls pgsas u silks aAd dress goods advertisad w
MsSrs II ca II tsil there be tst such goods arr now
r.Iersd A i startling rsduetion
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
rtrzwILL1Au,s NEW srAr1oNrnx Esr. .p1rsn,n,u

~ t+f'
AtT6 Camp Mr. r. Fit1xilliam gentleman well known
to the commercial community Of New Orleans has opened
AID anaby stocked stationery the
uen of merchandise in al the staple and fancy articles pertain
ing TO the sAaoe business being entirely complete as well
comprising maay improved altogether desirable novelties
Cotton factors arc referred to item which published in
adFertisemsn touching he superior sampag paper
which II has Tor ssle Bootkeepers and others VII, give
heed st is advertised sSau the choice Of gold mems
for sale by Me- F. Thsy Y 1pshess call aBd exAniHs into
ther msIits
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
cuoleE GROCERIES 5usr REoEtFED.

Messrs. Forwood Grbble, the grocery store l08
Camp street. have Just received per York
fresh Dried Apples, choice Goshen Butter Smoked Salmon
Dried Pealed Peaches fresh Pickles and perne super
excellent Family Flour half barrels These and all other
nice miy supplies be had at Mess Fowood Grbbles
IN. o. Crescent Nov. 2.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
Southern Groceries.

Messrs FoRwooD & GRIBBLE lO3 Camp street, desrous
substituting Southern products for those which imported
from the North opened their large stock of Gro
cetes which variety quality and cheapuess deserve the
patronage We would mention, the number
their choice Crackers in Louisiana and their ParaGne
Candies which the best Sperm Candles cannot equal
fPeayune, Nov. IL,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

A NEW USDERTk kKISG ESTABLISHMENT. refer
the readers OF the Crescent Of Mr. john b.
G. qurk in which will be that he opened Mt 4he
corner of Camp and Delod Streets establishment where al
business in the undertaking line will promptly and faithfully
attended TO- Mr. QHidz has in his cmpay the compee
Horkmen who hays been engaged in hetbaness this eg
any years, and viii keep constantly on hand well selected
stock Of wooden and eaic eotns al otef necessay
p&aphernala Of funerals We to the public for
eRsse cf patronage, feeling that he deserves H.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANAbyzEn always pr
sents Us with the essential elements gives of
the True Standard AnalyEe the Blood Of pesen suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrofun ec
and find in instance certain deficiencies t the red glo
aes Of Blood Supply hesedeaeences you are made
The Blood Food founded upon this
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
sUsANNAH KIRBY.


LtGoHIER, Noble county Ind Feb s. 1870
Pro q j. Wood: Dear Sir In the latter pat Of the year
1852 while attending the State and National School o the
State of New York. hair from unknown to me com
menced falling d rapidly that 10 the space o ak
months the whsle part Of scalp entirely
bere Of its covering and much the remaining norton uao
the side and buck Of head sho after became gray 40
hht will not be surprised when tell you that upon nv re
turn TO the State Of Indiana casual acqiainanees
not much loss TO discover the change my appear
anee my intimate acquanianees recognise mo
at all =
al once made application to the most sillfi physicians In
the country but receiving from that IN hal
could again be restored forced reconcied ~
fate nn fortunately in the latter part of the scar 1851
your Restorative was recommended to me by druggist be-
ing the reliable Hair Restorative in tried one bot
tie and ourd iny great satisfaction producing the
desired effect Since that time have dollars worth
your Restorative and result have rich coat Of very
soft black hair, which money buy.
As mark Of gratitude for your labor and skill In
dncon Of wonderful article have recommended It's use
many Of my friends acquaianccs who am happy 10
inform you using 1t with like effect.
Very respectfully, yours,
A. VI. LATTA
5.@ .aaa a5... Attorney and CouDsellor-a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

lNP0RTANT 10 G0NsUfERs or BREAp.-It will no
doubt be gratifying rumbers in the First and fourth
Districts to learn A Mrs Miow Bouny ssn will hereafter
nppy families withhad 0g thet superior quality soghy sps
slreclad down iosH They advertise this mong that i.
s wishne to sns lease their orders a No 22a and
aa8l ghaftres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

WHO'S that has the genuine Goshen Butter that
would not like agatng Gribbe Grocers
los Camp have just received fresh arrival Of that deli
article You wives that love your husbands and you
landadies keepers desire tive in the affections
go Forwood GbbIe and lay in supply
Of the genuine article. True Delta, Nov, IL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

SEI8Ta kT A TREMENDOUS SACRIricE,---Mcody Of.
fFs Fucat judgements
be WI se as iaen Ehis wa have never heretofore ssd
AZ Y Ase9 q 81 so Oh deAn to ue cheapest
sdaee He Is also selling
BIZ saaishIng ana hosiery panic prices Geueesi,
woss sesk q nagsa goods ,ot eoapSe old deAy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

GLoTHIsa Fon THE MuLrlFepE w. 0aa Of the
lsez sseea # feiailng and fassiae gesis ios soa and
tsss ast ii hs scas y bassss AND Murse
&co ss mssnns a aeaa salt ne iiaies Ths eistina
kss ~ s4ssF gsasaasp always eiKss Satisfaction Ia sle p
enss f9 tha Fshsoa lint 4 i made q wear they kae "a
baae sae y anfasAanah hHi OILY aaa u III s,e
sahaise yes our IT ihe best ateslai ws al o Win
e lsesa ssls wardEsass o slse his hoa,s easl.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

. BATTLs UREEK, Mich, Dec, q, Is59
Prot Wood Thee wilt please accept line to Inform hee
that the hair my head all fell OF twenty years apu
caused by complicated chronic disease attended with an ero
tion on the head. continual Of suffering through fs
having reduced to of dependence have been
able TO obtain sn for cape neither have been able them
up In Consequence Of which my head has suffered extremely
from cold. This induced me 10 pay Briggs Hodges almost
the last cent had Oh earth for dollar bottle Of thy Hair
Hestoraye, about the first Of August have faithfully
followed We'd the directions and the bald is now covered with
my head Feeling confident another large bottle wond ri
store entirely and permanently feel anxious 10 perseyere in
us use and beng destitute oil purchase any more
would ask thse [ thee w9ndft not b willing or
tue decaraon the 10 those that are kind to tl
widow and the fatheress.n - $50
Thy friend, - SUSAENAH ETRpy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
STOOD THE TEST Or YEAR y
And grows and more Popular every dayi

And testimonials new and almost without number might he
given from ladies and gentlemen in all grades society," who's
united testimony could resist that Woods Hair Reg
orave will the bald and gray preserve the ar Of
the youth to old age in all It's youthful beauty.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
Goshen Butter.

We receive by every steamer fresh GOSHEN BUTTER.
rFice to Families, ONLY THIRTY CENTS per pound.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

Particular attention to the annual circular pub
sied in another column Forwooi Gribbe wholesale and
retail grocers, No les Cap The article sale by
them Of Parane Candles manufactured Kentucky, spe-
clally deserving of attention. TRUE Delta Nov.ls.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

Hoag alIApE GaSrEorIoNERY.- The stock Of fine
eonfeton sT kept hand BY Sir TaEpin No59sted
Ieeee lworhyse ateicn of Towers Of ibe good thing
of hislfe Aopnen rhouldia caiiaa thareanE purchasing
asuppf forH4r chdtsns Christmas tetes AS SIR Turpn
mann His goods kself they relied ban
pure AID rae se posonaks drugs See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

The reputation of the Goshen Batter fairly established
only in all the United States foreign countries
dessr forwoed bbe IFS Camp street, have hand the
best quality Of tha Butter thirty cents per pound.
lPieayune Nov II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

ssasEReRaoLD WIsEs.-Mr. S. Wolff, corner of
Grassr and Nes rsvee streets, adreea to-day large
Of ths Nsst bands of the most popUar liquors We
advise apoissass to remember efaet while laying sheir
ghristuAa.. stores.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

D, q AoRPnY. anctioneer, begs leave to inform
husers Of aggng rope ihRt lie wll s this day 1t ii
o'clock M at No 81 Magusne street. the entire soca Of
Messrs, Brenan 5oasdau Which was saved ra tle Ae d
in a damaged condition
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
VERY FEW PERSONS,
Fresh in cans.

Except thoughtful philosophers know how may be the
influence good dinner he happiness of whole family
s therefore with great pleasure that call lady read
ers Messrs Forwoed Gbble who have in their
store No los Camp choice and extensive stock
Coaes Sugar and every other article requisite house,
keeping. tPieayaHe, Oct 20.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

sr1RSs1p cLo4Ks AT Cosr,-Messrg. C. A. Bar
FsEe Bro No. lae Canal street selling their beautiful
sS q Seye, sik and cloth cioaks cost Ladies would
wei % pess 1 fact in Kind, 90 and sec hsse goods
sia4s ts making tsIrehases
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

P1ANes, SOUTHERN MApE.-Perhaps there are
Of the public comparatively the excellence
aained by Southern house in the manufacture pianos
Messrs Knabe Co., of Baltimore some OF the
most hstterng testimonials the superior
stramens tits said that Thaherg srakosch
brated pancs have used them in their concerts when of
cenrse love of success would artist every
means in bis insure brilliant performance
Then these gentlemen claim that years their
9ianSs nave tnken the premiums all competitors
State where they have been exhibited they re
for power and sweetness they are highly
ia1dod for durability and years These
planes for sale by essrs. Neil Wasbur corner Of
canR and Common streets Story Building iup stairs)
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

ROOFS, sHoEs AND WINTER CLOTHING. we call
Esaepia of the trade TO The sale Of boots winter
esthug to take plaee this dag at 10 o'clock NJ Leau.
mont Blsehe Co.'S auction rooms No. GO Chaftfcs street
Ter1as at sgie
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

tlsSrENsIvE SALE or HoRsEs AND MuIEs.-M Messrs.
Montgomery Smith, auctienees will commence their sale Of
ane horses and mules this day Il O'clock At 64 Grayier
street. aid viii continue the same daily during the For
gRxtfnnIars sec advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

ElrsE FOE SALE aR REST.-The handsome two
sos seuse RsnpaH sqes lately pecnpisd By Vi. a. b
eeps Is etsted for sale bs sr John T. Clay No
Royal sseest.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

MEssHs. MceEnaaN & LANDRY will sell ct their
auction mari, Nasone Hail. gsnsral esofmea Of srshaa
dse this dy st Il eeeel See aFsstlseent in asosasf
i,a.f = -.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
FoRWOOD & GRTBBLE.

EoRwooD & GRIBRLE-
los...,..,"., oAMr sTREEr........y...1os
Next door to Posdras Street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

Just received at Forwood & Gribble's-- ...... .
60 cases BALTIMORE PRESERVES.
rs JELLIEs.
40 ~. FRESH PEACHES.
IS TOMATOES.
10 :. =. PEAS.
10 :. GREEN CORN.
:. NATURAL PRESERVES.
10 .. PINEAPFLEs.
10 -. sPIoED oYsTERs-n glass. ..-,.4
10 . COVE in cans.
10 .. sAUsAuGE MEAT.
a D.. PoTTED HERRING.
ROCK FISH,
LOBSTER, sHAD,
GOLDFISH,
MACKEREL,
sALMoNt
HERRING,
GuMB0.
LIMA BEANS
STRING BEANS and
CAULIFLOWER,
Fresh in cans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

: enrcK Losr.=-aiessrs. Brewster, Blakeney I @.
sise leliee ugh lie eolnnax Of the crcen today hat
check dfs9a BY Peter Marcy In ther ~ 50 has been
pat or mislaa. and payment stopped IN consequence
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

Choice BROWN SUGAR. from. to ceuts
Fair ........,....,....G to :.
blo 1otfE l6
OLD GOV. JAVA, Observation-Disclosures. at 22k
MEXICAN COFFEE, E,at.................,...... 20 :.
PEk0E TEA, 81 90
GUN POWDER, YOUNG HYsoN IMPERIAL,
soUGHoNG, ooLoNa aud PowgHoNG
TEAS, tfonf % cts. to 81 30
New DRIED PEALED PEACHES,
New DRIED APPLES,
SMOKED SALMON, IS
Fresh English and American PICKLES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

sANFoRp's
YER INVIG0 0RARo n
Neyar RahFITtufa. #@o5

Its compounded entirely from Gums and has an e
tebshed fact Standard Medicine known and approved
resorted to with confidence in an
the diseases for which it's recommended
1t has cured thousands within last two years who ha
given all hopes of relief cer
Gates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted the of the inzis
ual akngi and used in such quantities gently ON this
BoWels.
Letthe dictates yo judgment guide you the use st tb
Liver nygorator and it will Liver Complaints BRsous4
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrea Summer Complaints
Dysenery Dropsy Stomach Eabual Gostiveness
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera nfantum Flatuenee jam
Dice Female Weaknesses may be used successfully as
Ordinary Family Medicine. II will Sick HEADACHE so
thouands testify in twenty minutes If three tea
spoonsful taken of attack All who ue
are giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix the mouth with the fnvigorator aud swallow
both together.
Price, ,slper bottle.
sandford's Family Catharttc piiis,
Gompoundedfrom pure Vegetable Extracts put upin alas
Gases, air tight, end will keep in any climate.
The Family Gathartic Pin is gentle and active cathar
she the proprietor has used practice more than
ghs eqn,sten , increasing demand from Hose who have
ssr a to Their Then Pssd has INDUCED luce glses reach
an Tss ifssa FsiS portions sb. G 9s PiI Sqsss Saa So
gegeishe ESiFaes which ae ake On every Of the
an e I seh basE q as p. s
neglected end in course Of Fever Loss OF Appetite Crsss
esif as%asssa %es &
Bd q h E h as tss Of s
mention @ in this a Dose to ke Dimes
ny Druggists generally and sold by the ali the iarS
IS s. W SANFORD. n d, Manufacturer and Proprsor
sss Broadway,N 7. z,r,,xsz .ss''ss'
sAedW Ana sold By svsfy fIrna ID, z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

FI1E FRENCH Dry GooDs AND PARIS MILLINERY.
NE Sohn Todd announces arrivals Of Fashionable
Parsa goods such elegant winter honnes riding hats
French flowers punes velvet coaks paleos peses bur
mons etc., for ladies' ausses Eut Mr. Todds Of
new Paan dress silks and fine French goods
ay wety the attention of fshonables They will find
ali that is heaufu and stylish promenade riding aud
ming @ee and will scarcely ai purchase will adorn so
beautifully and gracefully appropriately comfortably
See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

strong and apparently healthy policeman died
in the Recorders Courtroom in St. Louis on the 5th
inst. Of apoplexy, within five minutes Of the first
attack.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

BLecDx ArFRAY.-The st. Louis Bulletin of the
5th has the following:
occurred in what's called THE Strip, in Newton
county, No., in which three men, Rev. j. =. Bax-
ter, Mr.. Morris and Mr.. Rogers, were killed.
The affray grew out of dispute about land
to Rogers WHO refsed either to pay for it or give
it up. Baxter and his friends visited Rogers
house to remove him, when fight ensued which
resulted in the death Of Baxter, Rogers and
friend of the latter, named Morris.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
DIR. EtoOfsnnN,A

G. E r II ~ TIER IS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
Fo vooD s eKlBBLE,
Southern Groceries.

1os....,..,..,..,... CAMP STREET ...,.........1os
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
R-Eyefgthing you want, you can get at
Foryvood & GribbIe's
New Grocery stors

1os,.............eA AMP sTREET........5 =. ,Ios
N sirer,s nuildins eons5 Of Po, draz.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
a Fine Family Grocery Establishment.

Fresh English and American PICKLES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

and that man was fool who when he got into danger
dio NOT 80 place himself 70 be able TO and fight
again shall stay At home he added; am going TO
say mere and am going 10 speak just what think and
you are gong 70 hear II as you have always heard IT,
underetand there have been threats made that there
would Dc disturbance here this evening; but such
threats are amusement 10 do not thnk we are the
set o ioks tnat pear moobng we are not the kind Of
are not Of the sour, vinegar hearted class
we have genial sympathies with poor men; our Young
men visit the prisons and hospitals and the children
Of the very men who would mob US going to school to
carrying the loaves to these men, II there is be any
mobbng they will have TO import vagabonds The house
rs full Of policemen, and am very glad that this 80
because is not often they have chance TO TO church
and hear sermon that will do them good. We welcome
them here 70 spend an hour or two know they will be
valiant lions in defence of free speech but they
lay aside their aures with their arms and enjoy the
OF God 8 house hate slavery, continued he, with
wicked toward Cod he would preach repentance them
as ne did to the aboitonsts OF his congrega.
ton. Still he was not justified in recrimnation-
He made thousand allowances for the people Of the
you would do any better than they If you had been born
there?h He was afraid he would be worse He also
afraid that great many Of his people would do whit
better nor 80 well as they Slavery wrong but
must be patient TO those who sustaining It, They
must be patient, but firm and uninching in sustaining
their principles they must speak the truth but main
tain in the spirit Of love He charged them TO be clear
minded firm conscientious courageous and bold in their
tongues, but moderate and patient toward all sections
and parties.
After the sermon was concluded the congregation sang
q hymn and they dismissed with the benedicton
The entrance through which Mr.. Beecher goes reach
the pulpit was guarded by strong force Of policemen in
UNIFORM but not their intention TO accompany Mr.
Beecher TO his residence there was the slightest
symptom Of any belligcrent demonstrations that his
person would be molested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17
THE HARBOR DEFENCEs OF CHARLESTON


(FromtheS harleston Mercury, Dec. ID
ACTIVITY AT FORT MoULTRIE-THE STRENGTH OF
THE GARRIsoN-DETAILs or THE CONSTRUCTION
OF THE MOAT AND GLAcIs-NEw AND FORMIDABLE
RoUTwoRKs-ARMAMEST OF THE FoRTs-wHAT IS
GOING ON AT FORT SUMTER AND CASTLE PIScK
EEY, ETC., ETC.
energy WIN winch being
pushed forward upon the fortncatons erected
protection Of the harbor OF Charleston something
and extraordinary To keep tho readers Of the
Merrpy fully posted In regard TO events transpring
around them present below interesting account OF
these active operations OF the federal authorities II
proper however, that the people OF Charleston should
know that the Executive Of the State fully oognznt OF
all that Ia going IN relation 70 these forts and that
their honor and defence safe In his keeping Until late
In the past summer the deences Of Fort Mourie have
remained In unfinished condition the sand of the
beach piled up by the wind against the south walls had
rendered them easily accessible almost by single leap
and the empty guns suffered 10 gaze out in harm
less majesty upon tho noble bay. fortnight has
marvellous change
roRr nouImn
enclosed water battery, having front tho south
or side, Of about 900 feet and depth about
$40 feet II IL built with salient and centerng angles
on all sides and Is admirably adapted for defence either
from the attack Of storming party by regular ap
proaches Below give rough diagram OF the line Of
fortihcations.