New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-30
'lfln ORLEANS dlailp CresfsIrt.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS,


e Hero we go up, and here we go down, y Dug
I'D be tEs song 10 Washington One day the poll
saI Bolizof ii blood red the next. 1t il unsulIie
sslre the celef Of hope and peace. We live on
sssceRsant see.saws Twenty -four hours ago Won
Aavs 4 bet my life,H III readily as any yank
Jockey, that the war had begnn in dead earnest
Rers Dickens; and now the prospect is that it w
sIat begin for two months, orrather six weeks.
Is understood that Old Buck has at length reaohe
tte terrible conclusion that coercion won't d
Some 40 10 far ais to say that lie would never hav
begun 1t if he had not wanted to make show {
aighf I'LL order 10 appease the wrath of his oW
lSeapge. who would have been down upon him liz
d thousand of brick had he backed cut completely
&ssill, all this cry of peace may be deasion, Y
give Scott time to fix bis triggers. m gddet then
The devastating of the Senators of Florida, Ala
hama and Mississippi was NEST solemn, impressy
asld affecting. Mary eyes, not only on the floor o
the Senate but in the galleries, also were wei witt
Gears that could not b. repressed One finds j
sidessfb1e to realize the loss of the Gulf States a
8 a flxed fact. Even your correspondent who long
ago faade up his mind to the propriety of dissoIn
fisa, esnHct thoroughly appreciate the magnitude
ana sf,e permanence of the disruption going on be
fore alis eyes. A vague hope Of ultimate recon
airuotion, upon d point Of honorable basis. will
7iatrtsde itself. But the broken pitcher goes no
nv more To the fountain II the discovered body can
never again lie united the American Unionis gone
forever and forever. Not ours the fault. Perhaps
nat 80 fnuch tlle fault of our enemies as we now
inaag iEes ID Il unseen Power Billed it so. Let US
nalIe tie best Of an event ordered by the Ruler Of
Nations; ana hence designed for good. As VIC who
Eye f tHa ndss of happ enfngs, The rnightisst and
tost nleInentans of any that have occurred since
man became lweller On the globe. cannot realize
NV may naturally follow that We shall Ne
unable to perceive or even to imagine the final
bsneilsa which ars to attend them.
faea. hEifes Taylor Of Your State. with other
Southern members Of the Committee 81 Thirty
three submitted minority report, urging o peace
aIIe separation of tile two sections dividing the
common property of the late nitea States, and
ssstling the terms for independent existence. 81
esc divided against ITSELF cannot stand " but two
houses can Yet 4 greatly mistake human nature
tHe propert can be- divided without fight. If
heirs of mser hardly settle up bis estate
without squabblings atthe time and heartburnings
Forever afterWard, what chance is there of the
vpids cslcuiating, grasping Yankee and the hot
biooded, h-mettled sontherner, coming to terms
over the immense domain Of the Far West without
apiiling blood IT can'tbe done.
& Old 10 Lane is glorious old fellow; as true as
the steel of his own sword to the South Could We
nave such men as he in place of our Andy John.
Sons Bristows, Mllsons. and the like, the South
cofstd Bold its own iii ste Union-couId always
sage done 50. It is the rottenness of OH. pot-
eianE more than that of the politicians of the North
sFiiicl has Brought about the present destruction
OF the Republic. Since old Joe took his stand |
against johnson. he has received nearly mail bag
stl of abolition letters, threatening him with the
dagger OF poison. Speaking Of johnson reminds
sale thas d gentleman just from Tennessee says
indy has been burnt in eifigy in five hundred
places ever the State where there are no newspa
aers to give an account of the pleasant incendiar
lEEii. itis common practice of the village boys
4 the evening to erect a '1conntcrfeit present.
lnents Of Andy, 10 prop him against a fence or
tfee, shoot at him till it Is SO DARK Ghey can't
zee ffe sights of their guns. Even 30, and more
siso, be it done unto all traitors
i rem present aspects, + fear greatly that the
5oFdes States are gaidg u become the lend Of
he Niger equalits Union, aud / don't know, in
Jew IF tiis difficulties " h might have about the
sFiG whether It Is not best for the Gulf STAT
hat Che border States should stay in 1t is fun 10
gou hnys, but il ii deathzto the frogs. How Wiz
sIafaus aud EentuckiaBs can hold up their heads,
ftef submitting such degradation, is a problem
hat II beats my time II :
Seward ana company seem bent On standing 10 (.
be no concession rack fedderor no fodder seces-
i'm Of no secession All if they will Just hold
~ ID that. then you'll hear Rome howl tFen you'll
eetie barder States come to taw. But they will
hsow cut Some iq1isf atssts compromise, some
ic bitaf foxflre bait, to keep them in till the I,
ii Of March and then Lincoln and Scott Tarle-
aa Scott meaafo rnlerly Winfield by surname !,
swing concentrated q large body Of troops in this
itTs Nish resefves to back them, and having Old \
1Egina and Maryland completely BY the umbiIi- :,
s, will make them dance the DEVILS tattoo and !,
rapeFine twist combined if they dare to move a y
Nj, t.s way of resistance. have IL from good ],
ahoFity shat the present Administration Is ab- :
Inteiyaf the beck and nod of Tarleton Scott: :,
i'd arIeton Scott IL very spaniel, yielding ill., y
ant obedience 70 the slightest wink Of Beelzebub i
sward Fling high ysur caps, Q ye enfranchised y
euJs anians rejoice and be exceeding glad for Z
easefofegef frse from tais abomaable potisn n
sfor ryland and Virginia, their hour is not yet :.
anae ana eatfs nous, fear II is not going to & &
ansc. Jadgipg By the poke easy way they are II
slsing t3ngs -
Il iaYe heard positively that there ii ID be no i,
ghtng jnHt YET at Pensacola But old Buck is ~ ~
III hardly 40 III. What fheng Why, see that no 4, !"
are made keep arms in your hands, =
Ien In sleep, and strike when the time comes, as =
soon Will. Boon your guard. Trust not the u
eFSurer. Buchanan. the mid night manoeuyerer ~
eott o. the willy, cyshearted, assassin soued - -
ewara fever rslax yoir watehfnlness till your n
aepenaenee is acknowledged here. RAmemberi y. ~
sziie price oe liberty is eternal pigilrnee.u 10
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A'El;iE.s Or THE HALE FIsHERY.--A letter from
Il. Ohm. Sherman, third mate of ship Mary Ann
I gives the following particulars at 1es
Y escape from death while pursuing Il whale. alb
ne whale struck the boat and threw him RIGHT ne
tie monsters mouth so that both legs were u.
4 its Iaou hs and then went down with him. For. 81
atateiT the whale come up SO the man could hi
in the meantime he had eXtricated me If He
rs but The whale immediately went down w
sai carrying Mn. Sherman down The second ~,
ifae. Mis 3 then thought Of lila sheath knife LII
sllch he used up0n the5whale's under law cans all
ag 70 et 10 his hold, when Mr. S. arose To The ws
utface Df the WATER shout ships length fran u.
DO boat. and he was rescued nearly exhausted Wy
y seziHE him by the hair Of the head as he was !
mixing. on examination heiound himself minps ue
pants and with d hoIe Ia one lee large enonah @
ereeeiEs an egg. New Bedford Standard. 7,
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eNnER AND GARTRIDGgs FOR THE SpuTH.-The da
Iew York Herald of the 24th says: BIZ
She muskets seized on board the Savannah to
aailer Monticello on Tuesday still remain The dt
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