New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-15
Wth OrLeans QaiIg GxGteut
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE. Is, 1881.
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TIE DAY or NArfoxAI GrATrTT-DE,- Every 9ay
in the history of this young Confedera2y, spr5ag-
ing " full armed wish the panoply of wi3dom55
from the chaotic brain Of national disorder ana
quickly investing itself with the panopy Of war, =
we have had occasion to be gra tetul 10 the Great
Dispenser of national blessings in the early mo
mcnona encounters from the fall of Sumter TO the
battle Of Bethel, our forces have been mainly sue.
cessfuI, till we could but look upon reverse of
fortune as but a transient cloud to mCLnenteriIy
conceal smiling Proyidencn THE mental no eess
than the physical earth seer.3 to have already
welded the most promiaino retrr~e no less to t'ye
Iabo,ious stotc.roan tIan In +hahar1v son of toiI
and our soldiers nnliLo the hirnd -,inFons of Nort
eyn oDDression have rome forth in r,rovont and
glorious RESPONSE to the call Of tei,. copntrv to
ho4+1o far oil .Io+ :, o roi1 d 1o. IN +bo ,ot.;+
and lilo ,ior4 I,,o ,c,,oro,1 :; 1,o 4fea r,.
ori,, ~, ,,,,,+o.4 <,a ,l ,,,oa+ ooonsi atuto
o1a 1,o Ti,l,,, n,o,a>, ac ~; ra,,,t;o, ~
f,,.oo 49, ,.
nas o1.oad,, t~oooT,o iaatio VIZ ,,I1 .l1.oo,
gtrn to its music ror1st indeed roovo ;t tho tread
of a ,iont ,T;s ro+ o,,r rorn1,+fc,. oro b,,+
driy;n ho t,- tho araod icoroo,s+ of re,;oo with
which Tho North saalys +o love, Nc + ,be -oyolin,,
,ot,.o ~ ,1ai o,,o ,,o.r,,x.;or,o D.. .to;,I ,ot
u,,ccod o,1 Io+ 4a,, bo,,d o. irs+i4,+oo. 90 +o,.
vii, 4Ia,, oor ,,-o, 1,ao1, ,I,r o1,o.,.;o, w.
o1oir,g nno ~ +1,o ,.ootoa. ~
t1o +ir,o hoe c,r 3,r tl,a &. ,,is = a,1 in
tho rro,,;do,o of s,d ,,,, o.o jo+o,r,i,o1 - .ar7
tba ordoa, The yavo1u+ion il not onrs Il has
oriainatod in thn aent;nan of Nortbarn cornronri.
tios ,ovoIti,o a. tho onforcor,or+ of +lo f,;tra
slave law and in tho enactment of norsono} ill.,
ertv hills The reyolt has hoon at the Marin If
has on1v hoon evtan5ad into tho orandest nranor.
tions of rop7ton h,. tbo dasaoratad foot of ;nva.
siop Tho Month .oo rot anforcing tbo fuc;,;va
slave law has aoca 1o1 fyoro its line Of dnt1 IN
tho Snnth and +5,s boro +bo Ncrtborn fan"tica
Themselves ba7nn fI,e work of secession We }-,7e
only to demonstrate the RIGHT of aIfaovern14ent
and with srcb dnt IN nerforn, s,cccss zr;U crown
our efforts
M wonder then that the nonrla+ion of this ORE
roetronoIis shovla have turned ont in mass in 4c
snonsc 10 the nrooIamatfon Of our worthy C,7tot
MAGISTRATE. Twas a beautiful Thursday, the day
set apart, beautiful and quiet as Sabbaths usually
are; and everywhere, on the streets, in home
circles in the camp and at the churches which
the soldiers attended were the evidences of serious
trust and the deepest gratitude to God. We re
gret that we have room to allude but brief y, tc
some of the impressive and interesting ceremonies
of the day.
At the ,JesHits' CharCh, on Baronne street, there
was grand High Mass performed; Mons. Colljg
non, orgonist, performing appropriate selection:
| from the compositions OF Haydn. The ReV. tall-el
Cambiago, rector CT the church, discoursed beaGt!
| fully in the French language upon the relations
| ,o1;cio, on, ,,o,rio+isro
-'',3 =, ,ts;I, c,o, c,, a4,,,.
| AT 0'' Ea"4Ch" CAucH' oA Na1iP stree'
there were three masses, the ceremonies begin
Ming at 5 o'clock in the morning and continual!
covnra1 ho,1ra Tev Father Mullen. we learn de
I., c,-t:. . rrl,,, n a.uo
lNefeo an enectl'e Sefl''oh' 1He'e were s7FeI'
masses performed, also, at the St, Louis Cathedral
where Rev. Father Maenhaut delivered an elegan
| disco7rsa Roth churches ware crowded To thai
.,.
"t'1o9t,
Al calvary ttpscopa!lah) Church, on tfytani
street, Fourth District, Miss Martha NJ Austin tll
| pretty and accomplished daughter OF IJG,. Aust1r
roantod the Tivoudois Gnards q, the stn,,s of y,
,., 80 , Ill.,, -
thuFch' WIN Il HHe Slalu"ru I'll eoiofS' "llieh wa
| received by the PASTOR Rev John fhIton, chaplal
| of the c0mpany who took for the teXt of his sci
MOI, of+or +a racnntion or tbn standard tho X II
'.'', ~ o-, not, .,,fEse ,,,go, ,1at.sr 11
Il, ~ ana @'tH VERSES VI li'e :" eiPtet VI Joc'
At the First Presbyterian Church, Rev. DR.. Pa
o n1rrs commands A and of the Cnnfederat
,,a1 w. ,oeorro oor,, or +lo ,1rosbin,-to,, A,
"u"'N7' NV W. - :.
tllleTy and the beauFe81ro Oaaets, lSteheu 10 Oh
Of that distinguished divinc's most powerful di
cn,,rsns nm thc text :. If Tby DeoDe 20 ont to Wq