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THIS company were generously treated on board
the steamer J: A. Gotten, as will be seen by the
following, which we publish for the company,
with pleasure:
We he undersigned officers prvates of the West Fell
cana Rifles lake method of publicly expressing thanks
and acknowledging Obligations genemanIy officers
c the Bayou Sara Mai Conuany, for The many
extended to us on our last trip from Bayou Sara New Orleans
OIL their magnificent steamer j. A. 60
IL gives us pleasure that everything that desire to
make comfortable could suggest by gentenany
an accomplishing officers free passage u.s. thus
evncin- their nruseworhy patriotism.
TO friends former fellow towns,uen Cant v r
Birnn"o and his polite cnadnto R. Mniord ESD we are
particularly indebted to for kind attentions paid the ladies f
Bayou Sara and ST. Francsvie who accompanied for the
purpose OF completing the eompanys outfit These kndnesses
Will ever be remembered by appeciatinE public, TO
the s. Yong Lady Of Sixteen who ende cd free of
refreshments at the bar desire to ncknog
edgnen On the tented fields the field battle on the
weary march, her kindness will ever be embamed in
Grius ~
Captain, Chs Tooraen First Lieutenant j. S. Wooster;
Second Ii. menan Wm. Hear.ey; Second Jr. lieutenant
James Reid Sc geaus Eir. H. H. Remon ct; Second c. r
Wbemnn; Third J A. Bon qnin; -Four h. Btla ovasy Cor
pota First W T. Mumfnrd Sec nd. Chs elnnle Third
j. d. Austen; Fourth, Chs. Zegi er; and 90 prvaes '
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The following letter, to gentleman of this city
gives further particulars Of the brutal iuhunan mas
sacre St. Louis:
Sr. LOUIS May H.
Ia1ved here yesterday morning, had no difficulty in
getting through Cairo There are nb0t ~ Re ublcnn
The water at Cairo high that cutting The leyees
at that point wond do harm The Cairo troops have uni
in tho streets They badly armed and drilled They ara
Il hard and dirty looking het Of vngabond4
few days tue Governor Of Missouri ordered military
tin Accordingly, 500 ssouri State troops held their
States e. OF the 500 about 6O armed and these
commanded by Gen. Frost They having nniet
time out ut their CAMP expecting nothing when yesterday
NJ they we're very suddenly by 00 United States
troops al Ge'ans well armed with twenty and
led on by the celebrates Rac Republican Blair They were
ordered to surrender uncondon y which they obliged
do under the circm They taken prisoners
and mrched to the below city where they are still
held prisoners of Mr. Blair offered release them ii
they o7d take the oath no. fight against The States
but they all refused to take any such oath
Inc taxing Of this eau create the gre.et excitement in ST.
Inus Many thousand citiz there myself amot
them In bringing the 900 State troops back to ths city
rrisones having taken MI their FROM ,hem and well
guarded by the SO Back Republic Germans the latter fred
on the crowd fpeaceab uuarmed citizens killing wound
ing great many men, hiIden without cy At
one time they fired at at 5U shots into uuoend crowd
So far it ears that 80 citizens lie several
my,elt and thre is 20 ling how many wounded
Toe gteAest confusion cXctremaf here
the izons had any at ALL they would nke the city
aud drive ont these Black Republic u.s. who n Germans
The city Ct st Louis and tho state xc the Ger mans are
ripe for secession than hey hnye no
AIMS At ALL Missouri is ready and will ing the South
The south Of Missouri the flag oas Mis-
souri, in hadx not having and she has protect her
arms and flew men from the South the matter would
settled
tsnow reported that the Black Republicans troops going
to Jefferson city to take Gov Jackson prisoner. atrad
there going to be trouble here, and very soon
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Turning to the Color Sergeant, he said:
SWORD PRENEN TATIONs,

On Monday evening last, Captain J. C. Damon,
of the Jefferson Davs Light Guards, was hand
somely compliment ed by the presentation of au
elegant sword. The ceremonies appropriate to
the occasion took place at the Crescent City
Cotton Press. Mr.. William Hudson, in a neat and
appropriate manner, mades the presentation, and
Captain Damon responded in style befitting our
cause and our chivarous volunteers. Many friends
and guests were present, and the whole affair so
passed off as to conduce to the pleasure of all
present.
The First and Second Lieutenants of Company
A, Irish Brig4de-our gallant young friends, Joseph
Hanlon and B. T. Walsh-were jointly presented
with two beautiful swords, an Tuesday evening by
Mr.. David Chalk at the residence of Mr.. Francis
Emmet, corner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange
streets. Mr.. Frank W. Seymour presented the
ance for the Lieuteuants was handsomely made
by our triend James F Otis of the Picayune. After
the presentation ceremonies, all sat down to sup
per, and after the supper there was dance, many
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THE COURTS.

FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-Jud1e CoEens.--Thos.
GGgrove plead ng gnty yeer9ay TO The cha + aaI and
William Nsnonad was srsgnel answer to the charge of
nssanIt With inten. Kill The ea Of ne prisoner, gnly
assault ana battery being accepted by the District At orney
nehn asr upon pleaded gqy to the ehrge
pea o. no, giy to the chaso of larceny and renanded
Geotee ard Henry Miller were tried uDon the aceu.a
ton o. larceny The returned verdict Of guilty and the
Cumming: as tlia ii scqaltsd sspss Of he eaE.
larceny, ,,sn: and ID a. sc.ordngly discharged.
jury returned verdict Of guilty. 80 ''''A''
turns and James eons found entity onreery
John Murphy and Michael charged assault and
easEn On mo qP ,p. Gf .hs nSs5e oEnsy sd
Read Mrs Widow EeTon, Frank scota. Henry Springer
w owsrd DIV WITH % aesny AID Il Doo hih0gs Th o1s a
counterfeit notes
RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURT. Martin Finney,
street. atd Ned fo hns nv s @ n on On pysds
@ @ WeTe yesterday put under PEACE bonds aud Fnney was
Officers Csvanaug and Wkinson, required pay $40
Wm Shea, eating Michael Shelly in tis arm with knife
at the cone of Thalis and Constance Streets The SIN alt
GHsy he Hadpn Fox and Mrs. Margaret
S5e s aard 1 0 charges o + ard battery
m fofe e Syd5o on Tuesday and .heg Green and
Frank Mack and Pat taken up by officer Barron
with mule and I'd esg and barrel q on in elr possession
easpc5u characters were prison await examination
REcoRDER BLAcHE's CoURT.-Frank Smith, Mike
Purcell and Brn rd sevely charged with Committing
IN tie Of Psa en @ ri d mnpn 6e Of selling
spuous liquor slaves the Jury verdi:t Of not
gully. .,m
RECORDER LoNG's COURT. An affidavit was
made Mrs A. Tieman, charging H Smith with larceny in
carrying ava" eonousy from he house. lot carpenters
Aidayits we're Ill d, charging Benedict thinner and Stahsn
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NECK SHADES FOR THE SOLDIERS.
We would have published the following yester

IIUTG UEtH
. CAMP WAIKER My II, 1861.
NJ Fdor-Msny of the companies ave been furnished with
tle curtains 10 hang om The the
ana from the Th
funhen by The lady r ends of the companies nre some
comp MES however thai lar friends,
opportunity to obfan such title morts Among these will
mention the lbervie Grey. Wall stir mputbetic
feeling in behalf the ladies IF your city and 10
Them to ut it double quick time expecting
leave daily About 80 will suffice Assure
and daughters that these little r'icies will be gratefully
cered,t nd their kindness erred We would thank
the ade tor their social d post in frequently visiting our
camp eay rcliov the monotony of soldier fe glad
deing the heart with happyshnughts of home. Excu this
style Of wiring for it the best can do under ecumsnces
comrades shoulder who ched the ground asleep
after hard drill double quick around several
times. Goodbye. We of soon Just got shoes
HIGH PRIVATE,
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We have been presented with some superb
Forts Barancas, Pickens and McRae and uuite
variety of batteries--sand batteries, big guns and
little guns--and other interesting scenes from the
seat of war, Pensacola. They are really fine, and
has lost its terrOrs." We are promised views of
the Crescent Rifles, Chasseurs, and other compa-
MES from this city, in few days. This is The
second presentation of the kind we have received
ana we are informed the pictures can be pur-
chased at most of the book and music stores,
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Vile Courier of the lh gives the following account of
among Old Abe's soldiers Ohio
BY priv advces are informed Of grand row and in
s!lrrecon among Lncons volunteers CAp Harrison.
cinnaJ 1t occurred We npSay last, yet the pGuers
the vet heard the The list of killed and
wounded did not but fear that yd outright
tho"gh good many badly wounded. The the
men in the had been la revolt for several da bnt
III inednte Of the did ascertain heVond The
fact that there bloody fight in which fully five hundred
parIicipGed The Enclosure down.
material scattered to he wines by III mob who nsa ed ec
orher with fence rails pang fist md skull tn ming the mill
tary inro pnnde aOnum Unfortunately tho great
of the had no off i've only batter
each ohe n'es The off in command ally in
que ing tn muiny by marching ned aagst
sd threatening TO dose them with cold lead TOc muskeoer
finally conquered ad comparative order restored
We also learn that prvate musicians and nurvoyorS the
army in that quare deserg In This Is only the
beginning of the end
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Enquirer, dated Washington Any 10TH says:
From weuformed circles learn that the for decisive
operations is ornwng very hand Early week the
Government lmoye large bodies Of Alexandria take
possession of Arlington Heights which command Capital
aud wI al In direction If Norfolk Richmond
At the time the Penn yvan will make demonstration
on lIapers Ferry
The Vrgnians concentrating forces aud preparing
dspe fJo of ground AMI eTiGs of battles anti
pnted before army Rchmon They have thrown
int erchments The route, which will he necessary 10
storm and take
In cert with these military movements strict enforce
of the Sohern blcka Will commeuce. large fleet of
els ready and will depart fo the of Br
nutic
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MoREHOusE BoYs IN TOWN,

Two splendid companies, the Morehouse Guards
and the Morehouse Fencibles, have arrived from
the parish whose name they bear The Guards
number III men, rank and file, under the following
officers:
Capt 4. N. Inson; First Lieutenant W. T Hail Second
Lieutenant c. Morgan, andtJunio Second Lieutenant j.
Harvey Behn The MorehoGse tencibles number 76 men
Brigham Second teut+nan Purvs Brooks Junior Sec
Ond Lieutenant W. d. Brigham.
Lieut., j. Harvey Brigham, of the Guards, has
been appointed Adjutant in the Third Regiment,
Col. Hebert. He is editor of the Bastrop Dispatch,
and is most talented, genial and brave young
man, whom we are right glad to see in soldiers
dress.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-16

The concert and distribution of prizes at this in
stitute, No. 275 Dauphine street. takes place this
evening. We are obliged for tickets Of invitation
A patriotic thing has been done by the young
decided not to receive the usual medals and other
prizes, but to receive the value thereof and con.
tribute the same to the fund being raised by ladies
for the benefit of the city military.
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Will THEY Run I'VE see it stated that the Gov
erno Of Indiana intends 10 mike tender OF thirty
thousand troops from that subiugang
Il the regiments composed Of The as the IN
diana Regiment which, the battle considered
ascfeo. The better PA Of saor and thes win
they have the courage aemanee raaen Tna
Indiana volunteers viii sheda on hsir
breasts. Montgomery Mail,
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TIE FIRST Passage Az Anua-A detan,

The FIRST PASSAGE AT ARMs.-A detachment Of
Ca RRndph's HowiIzer empany of city, engaged IN
constructing battery York rver Lncns pi-
rAItcal craft wiling in the stream below Wednesday
ON one Of their guns The Ere utnea, and Or
he illus rous pece iens of the Tim
Disappeared 1t np known Whaher any "a nnou
her, Two spent balls from the The y0 rs o
the howl r. one striking gun but neher any
Jonn Thompson Br wn. lRiehmnnd WHIT, hth. -
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BRAVE SOLDIERS. "a correspondent of the New
York Times writing from Washington tells SSsui shs conduct
Of Old Abes soldiers there
The Fire Zmasas inning their nrankH Ard eSpouna
ing the ried people Of this city their free and easy
ideas property Yesterday squad vent into boot store
cast If hir cid eahers selected The best and walked n te
ing %outl make h all right.
To-day they ansaesng The Capitol like any rats,
breaking rppng eshinns anil earing esrress
knocking the guat chasing Secessoi.s
through the streets jumping eoaehs. and 80 n III ps
NELL
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aPEER's VINE or ELDER,

Celebrated
For Ito wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
STIMULAET, TONIC, DIuRETIC and SUDORIFIC, which
testified Physicians thousands Ladies' Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
as "a Gentle Stfmulant and Tonic,
strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
imparts healthy action the GLANDS, KIDNEYS, and
URINARY ORG ANs-very beneficial in DROPSY, GOUT,
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections
AS q susaortnc,
upon the skn opening the and expelllng all i
pures by psepsbe pesirnen thereby driving off Eupous
cleansing the surface giving and vigor the whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Have long Blossom the Elder
their most valuable remedies.
En Germany,
The Berries dried by families for uss in CASE
Speer's VvtEe Of ELDER
Is pure the juice of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable me-
deiRa properties SUPERIOR other Wines common
use ed an excellent article WEAK and DEBILTATs
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and IEFIRM removing ALL
DISTRACTIONS improving Il APPETITE and beneftting
LADIES and CHILDREN.
q Ladies' Wine,
Because ntoxcate 1t contains mixture of
spirits and ether liquors. admired rch peculiar flavor
and nurttve properties mparng healthy the
aeh and Digestive Organs.
AA glass full or bs used with meals,
any time through the day, as desired.
We will only ask your indulgence make trial of
Wine l.-S
For sale in Nov Orleans by E. j. HART Co., JoHR
WRIGHT CO., JAMES SY1fE Canal street. and by all tho
principal Druggists tSroughout the United States.
As~Fhe trade supplied at proprietor's prices
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
ny25 lykW 2ns Broadway, New York.
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New York ,AEarEea

.77 w 7 4EEW = OEG AENTEes9.
NEw YoRE, May 15.-eGofson ante arrl and
mere f1o active sales s0 lsa ElouF satss
$50 barrels as SIS 10 AS IN Cora leeIi1esI l,ss
sales 50, 900 bushels at 65 tn rs. PorS sI7
y VI 75 Lard, g to 94c Coffee sales Ri5 as W N
1916 Sugar, sales Cuba at 6sS 10 Sd. CrisA IA
iasses sold at from Ie to 22c 1s5 b6s PORTO P.,
Cincinnati Markets.
CISeTgNaTI, May Flour is quoted at s4 n, IS
- SO. Whisky 1a3c. a,Ss'sSs1 "A M NJ 'o
River Intelligence.
LouIsvIhEE, May 15 The Ohio river ST tF,is .,oias
was falling this evening with 10 ieet water II tl
canal. ,sss n e'''s'' a. q ''''s
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DIDN'T 0BEY oRDRRs. The cutter Harriet I.ana
yes,erday eve, haaed IN the bay the champ gs
with oats md poatoes Capt Fanee The enseT Gd io
ain OF tho schooner shat his BY tht sps
a. Ann polls and thai he must run into that uap
sou sad ne had no eh3eeon providing he bS
was complied with aud Cant Fsunre placed one 81 h II Il IN
away IS saPP0sng 1po his orders would bo strictly oheyd
headed for this city ngng he Cove nnent qua ith fn
and upon his arrival here told that parry he eQnd @
ke h way pack 20 Annapolis o. bss be sOula, he sha5&
not remain any longer on his schooner. BALI south.
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GENERAL STAMPFnE

AT the rate the printers and others engaged in
TINS Office have left and are leaving for the war; we
will soon be without the necessary force to get ont
respectable paper. Seven have gone, three more
leave leave for Pensacola on Saturday for the Crescent
Riiies now there, and about ten more are on the
ron OF different companies, and will soon receive
marching orders. ;Sich is life
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FLAG PRESENTATION.

That elegant young company, the Crescent City
Guards, Capt. John A. Hall, were presented with
a siken Confederate flag on Tuesday evening" at
the Girls High School building in the Fourth Dis
trict. The flag beautiful affair, with the stars in
the blue, and crescent with the name of the
company embroidered within, on the white bar,
was the work and the gift of some of the lovely
young ladies of that part of the city. The Rev. j
B. Walker presented the flag for the young ladies,
in most patriotic and impressive speech. Capt
Hall, in receiving the flag for the company, spoke
as follows:
SiFAllow thank h oug you tho ladies of the Fourth
istic for The elegant and apprupra aft made mo appo
pne by b+ te the eve Of departure met
properly, homes and happiness We well the cha nc
ter enemies They equal in than any
other face of the earlh But fighting our
liberty humcs mothers, wives rnd and knowing
sure that Heaven will smile upon arms aud that if
turn at all 1t will be as vic
Turning to the Color Sergeant, he said
To your h7se colors and know full wei
that 10 stain will bemish III, NJ while you have life.
Immediately after this impressive ceremony fol-
lowed that Of the presentation of basket OF lint
put up by the young ladies themselves. This was
presented in the name of the school by the Rev. j.
X. Markham, of the Presbyterian church, with ap-
proprlate remarks, aud received for the company
by Dr. Saer. company surgeon.
After this and whilst the soldiers and their lovely
guests partook of suitable refreshments, the band
played several of their choicest pieces, adding
greatly to the Joyous occasion.
The gallant Guards afterwards marched around
town with their flag; and for the complimentary
serenade which they gave the Crescent Office they
have our best thanks
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ERE

Some children playing in the back room of a
grocery at the corner of st. Ann and Claiborne
streets, yesterday afternoon, accidentally set fire
to mosquito bar. The mosquito bar and bed
being extinguished before it was necessary to
make fire alarm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-16

WOULDN'T TAKE THE 0ArEI.-some thirty mem
bers Of Col Corcorans New York Ir N Regiment
Baltimore few days %go, from Washington they having
they assert with about hundred in all of the regiment
fu cd to take the special allegiance President Lacoln
These were almost in starving condition,
deasorng to make back to New York on foot
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GENERAL scoTr- 81 Sut Lovegooan having safely
arrived with old Abe in Washington, at Willardss,
gives the following racy description of Gem Scott !.
heern noise in the passige Ike the rollin owe
q wheel barrer, mixed up with heavy trarnDlH
soun; thot hit wer Irishman fetchin coals.
when the dore flu wide open, and in kuna q
peacock's feather six feet long, with all the fuzz
sharp like onto a funnil and kvcred with gold ana
then har and whiskers en1n to- stuff q bed, and
then more gold leaf and shiny buttons, an ffe Sha
forrad ende of sworard, with cid Marcy's head
q bin fire buckets footed, and then the hind aind
owe that orful sworard, cum supported from the
floor by wheel es big es q wash pan, To keep The
scaboard from waring out o traiin on the groun
tngether, hit proved to be Lieut. General WiEdield
Scott, commander in chefs owe all the yearth .I,n
the whole afar when stfaitened mp, reached onts
the ceilin about fourteen fete. t5s358sSs #si
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cnors IN NORTH LOUISIANA. The ouachita

CINCINNATI Such is the resolud lately adosed by &c
public meeting in that city So North
cene1 1t is immaerial Never within The memory
was there more promising than tho growing We
have ne stand cot and the pToptious The
beautifn beyond decr pon eye b. tho
fields clio he'd with living green, Eiar the farrner,n
heart with gladness. y N body "a hurt -
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Loss OF THE BRIG Macy HAMILTON. Oohan n.
soria, Esq, received yesterday adviees that the
brig Mary Hamilton, Capt. Rdgaraon, which LEFT
New York on the lsth March. bound 10 lii port,
was abandoned at sea on the 18th of the same
month. Captain and crew were rescued, ana taken
into the port Of Liverpool. whore thay asrlyed en
the 25th of April. The Mary Hamilton had 4 large
and assorted cargo of merchandise fol our nsY
chants, which was partially insured in this citY.
The Mary Hamilton was classed aa a No. i yessel.
2s2 tons register, and built at Harpswe Maine, In
sIa52 5$4 2F-sb53 T53S 7l95ss 5s
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.--sir Knight ID. H ssill.
Grand Master Of Virginia. reply unisn fror 81
B. French writes spirited patriotic e,es cnesunu
follows:
For the reasons sats he Grand Master Of The
Grand Emcampnent OF Knights Tsmpar State III VII
gni give You nce Z tnet hndf l1nger under the
Of the and Of the mi States
it, its officers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-16
Mr.. RUSSELL REcoeslzEs RHa GoaHnnE,na ]

MR. RUSSELL REcoGEIaEs PHR goNFHDERa4 Am
srATEsNtr Rnssell tbs correspondent london Times
ia letter a the Mobile Register denying the repor flint
tist belonging to Harper's Weekly ny his ss
states that his companions bis sareiary,
has no connection wh''evor with jour al in Tho Ul 81
Confederate States and Nj Davis An ai!aeAs Of the london
News he words We have itacsed that Rnssei
ognizes the existence Of the States as distinct o
and Independent Of The :. Unredt' stasea
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ARKANsAs-With but one dissenting vote, she
passed the secession odnance0O of her gallant boys passed
Memphis ew days and being their destination
they replied, "the int for the first Aght"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-16

LOOK OUT FOR LINCOLN SrIEs.-There is reason
to believe that he Lincoln Government has number
of spies TO the South for the purpose of learning deeces
Numbers and the plans of mill AIRY ope atons
boardr ghoues hotels and resHuan keep bright look out
TO the character Of their gHesIs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-16

Supreme Court of Georgia. has the Consdarata
State at this time four two sons.iay grand sons
and six nephews
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THURSDAY MORNING. MAY l6, 1861.

ladies' being present and all things passing off glo-
riousy. We can vouch that Mr.. Chalk has most
worthtly bestowed bis two swords.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-16

I. SALTPErRE.-It is generally known that there
several salpee in Ncr,h Alabama h woud be well
for the Government operations investigation
these mines, 81 4N5Eg iss -