New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

a. Schrieber, H. w. Reynolds,
Frank Jonrdan, Chas. A. Castillo,
J. NJ. Denman, Col. Daniel Edwards,
}. ID. Stantfer, Eugene Lasere,
Arch'd. Glenn, Jno. T. Moore,
Paul Queyronze, DR.. VIM. Lindsay
Jno. F. Wyche, DR.. Howard Smith,
W. A. Gordon, Arthur Thibaut,
A. H. May, Chas E. Fenner,
J. ?. Coulon, DR.. G. C. Beard,
T. W. Titon, j. H. Wheeler
r. w. Estlin, J. l.. Warner,
Geo. R. Beard, st. Colombo Davis,
5: W. Fisk, John Holmes,
VIM. G. Aud, DR.. VIM. G. Austin,
j. j. Peterson, W. B. Kountz,
IL. L. Lonsdale, Alex. Flash, Jr.,
A. D. Kelly, John Abramson,
w. u. Walker, Edw. Grinnell,
n. 3. Bailey, Tbos. F. Patton,
). H. Webb, Jules Cassard,
Paul COOK, A. W. Bosworth
}. A. laggerty, J. J. q. Massicot,
Jules Iuyes, Shepd, Brown,
Alex. Grant, NJ. Gi!lis,
Omer Lauve, r. A. Bourke,
David Urquhart, VIM. G. Mullen,
Col. c. A. Labuzan, Fl. J, Leovy,
Ghas Pride, A. G. Wilson,
John l.: Gubernator, H. F. Peterson,
Hugh Wilson, W. c. Bbb,
John j. Noble, L. H. watson,
AleXanderG Grailhe, J. G. Dennis,
DR.. Warren Stone, L. H. Place,
S. l.. Levy, Saml. Mcdonnell,
John Thornhi, DIR. VIM. Rushton,
r. W. Johnson, Vim. G. Hewes,
Cornelius Feilowes, Francis c. zacharie,
NJ. 0. Fl. Norton, Wm. E. Thompson,
Thos. Is. Lee, W. Ell. Paxton,
Alex. Harris, Bernard Ayegno,
Judge A. NJ. Buchanan, Walker G. Robinson,
D. G. Labatt, N. O. J. Tisdale,
W. NJ Perkins, j. o. Nixon,
G. A. BreauX, G. A. D. Kemper,
Robert ]. Ward j. I. Lemly,
Chas Byrne, Capt Joy,
J. NJ. Allen, c. t. Nash,
Klchard Nugent, ). W. SaWns,
Geq. W. race j. B; b. wilmington,
- lichel' :. Y n nuhtington'
mo r3As =. y, Grayson, III
A. A. McGinnis. Z. Henderson
Fred. B. Brand, J. W. Tut,
. "; U. BlacS, Jos: d: Marks,
EJw Rarnett N,1no ~, 'iar"o, s,,o,,,.;n
Arthur Denis, VIM, P, Vincent.
Alexis Robert, Amilcar Fortier,
a. T. PlehgGhu, M Ihos' IN fitzWliiiam,
Henry Sbenherd Tr - Geo aooi W ~, Siza,r
G. A. johnson, AP Beers,
G. A. Taylor, Capt j. Wade,
Eorogrt tlghie' Joan 5lnhey, 10
Eneene ,Janin a. q. Miller
P. Poursine, Hon. Gerard Stith,
Jonn hehaerson, zen; John l.. Lewis,
7 SiRrien au't@ @5' y q q pnmaro, i5n,,m, ..
John Dunn. Douglas West.
Chas. Lauer, Maurice Grivot,
Geraia rarfeli' Judge ). befmudez'
T. e Defjslr 2 p g '1SsImoA' VIII
NJ. Hoey, B. NJ. Turnbull,
Wy. S. Stansbury, Jno T. Caldwell,
" " a. p' phoperIson' S Sos. BLOCK,
WI CasteI1' Geo. . p IsiA' RIank
Chas NJ Bradford, H. M. Wright,
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sEcnErARGEs.
Spenser S. Semmes, VIM. Semple,
Joseph ?. Hornor, L. II. Joseph,
D Llngan'
The speakers were Messrs. c. NJ. Bradford, B. S.
lappan, Z. Cllnch, John Claiborne, Harry Hayes,
L. j. Semmes and L. Hunter. The speeches of
lhose genuemen' though treating the different
branches OF the SUBJECT, each IN his own way, all
came down to the one grand point the folly OF
cooperation before secession ana the duty OF
LOUISIANA TO stand up Tor her rights and honor,
and secede, and then cooperate with the other
seeding States afterWard.
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SOUTHERN RIGHTS MEETING TTHE NINTH STREET
hAkKEr'-A secession meeting, large for that local
n.y. was last nlght held at the Ninth street MARKET
IN the fourth DISTRICT.
capt. ureeh presided. Inc speakers were Messrs.
;. - m'che'' W. W. hluileii' 'uoge Alexander
"lker' zen Miles ana Dr. Austin. These gentle
!, nen ia'u uo"n 'no ia''S ior Tue utles WIN more
Ih"h 'ie' ousloHk'iy ',sor anu eloquence' ana won
ne oohs''n' "iio eh'nuSias''c pia"olls Oh thelr
len,eis'
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IHE EXECUTIONS YESTERDAY. - AT about IL
o'clock yesterday, George Osborne, an English
nan by birth, and Patrick Eagan, an Irishman
vara evocrtod t,oatber in +ba ,Ior5 of +ho,n.u:.,
, N0o0'0A 49, INV S"Au "a ''i0 atish
9risoh.
Osborne, on the evening of the 22d of MAY last,
yiIled his wife bv heating herewith st;cl of wood
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'os"uao' "s h0 auosequeh''y sta'eo' ne went nome
he murder and before the police knew of it he