New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-14
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sFFlcIaL JOURNAL or OITT OF New ORLEANS,
j. d. sEx0N, Editor and Proprietor. I
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sp.The weekly Crescent Ia prblishsd every saur-
DAY morning. supsnripten anysrsbiy IN advance
SATURDAY. MORNING, SEPTEMBER IL, 1861.
sss For an debts due this office, and for all new
contracts entered into, the Treasury Notes Of the
Confederate States will be received at par.
aR We kaye received The Annual Circular Of
the Medical Department Of the University Of
Loaisianasfor the session Of 1861 '82 The number
OF students last gear was 4oA .s.sS :555 81
No Under our financial head this morning viii be
found highly interesting communication andstates
riaet III regard 10 the Confederate Treasury notes,
fronting also On the importance Of sustaining our
Government at this crisis.
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BosRDfsG ScHooL Ar AsITE.-We refer parents
and guardians to the advertisement of Mrs. George
II DnnbsFts Boarding School for Young Ladies',
which established al Anite City, on the jackson
railrsaG. Mrs Dunbar is anaccompl ished teacher,
and the locaionshe has chosen unites convenience
N of access with health and quiet. Those who have
ghters 70 edneate should pay the school visit.
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SOUTHERN PRoTEeTIyE AssoeIATIoN "A meet
lug o this ganization will be held tonight at
O'clock at the corner Of St. Charles and Grayiar
streets. SEQ notice.
Tine BEkliREGARp GRAvAF. - Messrs. Dessoul-
mes Bros, has sent Us enc Of these unique and
beautiful neck tics. for which they viii accept our
best thanks fhs Beauregard erayat is made of
silk The center portion IS blue, at each end for
aheut six inches there are bars of red and white,
and when 1isa, it presents AS nearsan approach to
NATIONAL standard as is possible to make with
crarat, without bsfng too gaudy. We hope to see
them il general use throughout tie South.
ess
NoLuNF EEEs ~ ANTRp.- Persons desiring to go
into immediate aetiye service offered an oppor-
aunity fo do 50 BY Captain Huntington's company
of Confederate Guards, the headquarters Of which
are ut the corner Of Tchonpi and BeHechasse
streets. The men IN this company are of the right
sort to make good comrades, and Captain Hunting
Z ton i q good oficersand popular gentleman.
yi t55B
en- MEssRs- GAELoss q STEWARDS CARD.- These
4 gentlenen, those names have notyet appeared
among those Of The cotton factors who advise the
planters To retain their crops at home until the
ports afe opened. Inform Their friends this morn
ing TINT the5 were absent rom the city, aud con
ssaaentag could not sign at an earlier date. They
fully endorse the measure.
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IeulsIAN2 STATE MUTUAL INstR ascE SC,ostp ANY.
This Company viii hold an election for Trustees
On oaday The 3oth inst
4ssgRE NAY re- Esp THE WARS Send the Cover
aofs 81 the States IF Ohio, Indiana and Massachu-
sets as 70 the Dry TortRgas. with
y Che ex5 Hon Jca Holt az permanent Secretary Of
The commission, and the gentle Frank Blair as per-
petuai keeper IL the I,risg seal. a Northern pa
per5 says 81 ttiass saint rions cline:
Ehe SLOWING aFe said to be some Of the prinei-
pal productions Of the Dry T0Ttugas: Lizards,
snakes corpios, iggtsrs sandtffies and Large
slzsd inesa Gltoes. .g s55 4s 5gs8ss
That ID the locality to which they have trans
ported hundreds Of their soldiers, whose chief Of
fence was asking fol: pay,
sTng kAssA7sHA Rour5 Defeat Of Col. Tyler By
obs Floyd. -Fhe Cleveland tOhio) papers have
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Ohio Seventh with Cen, Floyd at Cross Lanes.
1he letter Vi Mr. Brown, annexed says: Il He can
not think 81 the Fight without Horror etc, yet
the Republican papers gay the Ghioana ran off
with the less of only Is men:
iettsr received this 1ngraing by Mrs. Brown
from her bus band dated at fiaaley Bridge, August
~ late At aight Nc have been permitted to read.
II MI Brown says: s4
MI had 4 desperate light this morning at Gross
Lanes. We are defeated.
3Massa desperate fight againat death OF going
to Redmond. Il WAS in IT, ~
He adds ss
ne saved all our baggage train. In the midst
et tile + Y hie shafps rife bullets were wtiz.
siay Edy mare plunged into a ditch,
severed fsom sight BY long grass, fell and threw
me epaF ler ilaad, aud then ran of. Major Case
nteft caug hs her for me again. Without her / do |
not know how should have got out. 1t was an /
ugly fight. THAT a cannot think of without horror,
tol yisE $50 ger q haimsd with distress, To-mor-
row morning Dr.. Cpshing and / go back to the |
aeld aaasr flagioi truce, % $50 Is the dead and
wounded tiiFk we shall not be harmed I at any
rate, il ID our duty.
& DisgsA a N from NJ, ING ERsoLI,.
A hs Van pussrs cleveland =,
We have Just received word that 2e7 of the
names are given. is4s u VI, Ell .e,8.,
TuEsl1xrEo4Ep B ATrlE The washington cores.
ppndeat ofgthe New York Herald writes:
The city ID day has been filed with excitement.
At sunset last evening the impression was general
that shis morning sun would riseiupon batte-
field on the Potomac, where the two great armies,
for so many weeks gralually approaching each
other, would be met iuathe laundering shock that
would coRvHlse the whole country, aud. decide the
result pf Shs contest between the Government and
\ the rebels. sS8 I'm II ss III /
hat attack was confidently expected to-day 1t |
has probaoiy been prevented only by the Teayy |
rain that began this morning and has lasted nearly
ail day. traanat be much longer delayed, aud |
witt probably be begun with to-norrow's dawn. |
ftwould Absouts folly for the enemy to make
SERIOUS attack upon our froat, defended as it sby
chainof ti,ioatipns and more than q hundred
guns, SO placed that their tire can be direcfedn
any one pnini of the ines. sphe Potomac aotilla
is AMPLY to prevent edecualiy any cross
ING otSthe lower Potomac angwhereswithin reach,
ing distance Of Washington and although feigned
attacks will doubtless be made at all points, the
principal assault wills probably, he tie Direction
Ct GhAh Fridge or at some point mot great deal
farther mp The river, 3,s
HE "A 2au or rnR q ILfANGE-The Government
baH based iarge portion of the valuable cargo
OF the British ship Alliances, whose rkablein-
gxaas through the lines of the hioeka5ewe noticed
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