New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09


Look away, look away, look away to Richmond
town ::
wish was in Richmond, away, away;
IN Richmond town we all are bound
TO whip OR die in Richmond,
Away away, to whip or die in Richmond;
Away, away, to whip or die in Richmond.
The Yankees talk of Southern beauty
And lay their plans to get the booty.
Look away, look away, look away to Richmond
town;
But, when we meet them, hand to hand,
VIII make them sick of bounty and land.
Look away, look away, look away to Richmond
wish was in Richmond.
Old Abe, they say, is monstrous tight,
And cannot sleep one wink at night.
Look away, look away, look away to Richmond
town
But when he comes to Richmond city,
The way ,we,Pn cool him it's pity.
Look away, look away, look away to Richmond
wish was in Richmond, etc. ~-a
Old Scott mighty force employs,
To march against our Dixie boys. . . .
Look away look away, look away to Richmond
But tho amillion round him gathe1s,
We swear to bag y Old Fuss and Feathers.
Look away, look away, look away to Richmond
wish was in Richmond, ETC.
He says he III march straight through our town.
Down to the utmost Southern bounds.
Look away, look away. look away to Richmond
town;
But his course we will retard, ..
With dose Of Lee and Beauregard.
Look away, look away, look away to Richmond
town.
/ wish was in Richmond, etc.
We II meet Old Abe with armies brave,
And whip the lying scoundrel knaye.
Look away, look away, look away to Richmond
town;
And as he pleads for terms and whisky,
We II give him HI to the tune of Dixie.
Look away, look away, look away to Richmond
town.
wish was in Richmond, etc.
MoRTUARY.-There were only l23 interments in
the city cemeteries last week
CAMP LEwIs.-Col. Augustin's regiment has been
sent home from camp. The troops now left in the
camp are the Orleans Artillery Battalion, the Chas-
seurs of St. James, and three German companies.
WASHINGTON AHr1LIERy.-We are requested to
state that Capt. Henry sreck leaves to-day for the
headquarters of the Washington Artillery in vir-
or small packages for members of that command,
if left at No. 40 Camp street, by AZ O'Clock to- day
MORE TRoops.-The steamer Texas, Capt. stinde,
which arrived yesterday evening from Shreveport
brought down the Ragan Guards and the Texas
Guards, from Anderson county, Texas. The Ragan
Guards number 81 men, rank and file, under the
command of Captain j. r. Woodward and Lieu
tenants E. S. Jemson, NJ. Dale and B. F. Sparks.
The Texas Guards number 80 men, rank and file,
under the command of Captain A. 7. Rainey and
Leutenants W. R. Miller, I. I. Spencer and R. j..
Rhone.
GUNS TO DE TEsrED.-A squad of the Reserve
Corps of the Washington Artillery, under Captain
| Hodgson, go down to the lake this morning by the
9o'clock train, via Carrollton to test two of their
new brass 6-pounders, just finished, by our towns
man Edmund NJ. Ivens, Esq.
| They are guns of New Orleans manufacture and
no doubt will stand the test. If so, it will only so to
| show that this is another branch Of business in
which we can act independently of the North.
| We understand the test will be just with one
pound blank cartridges, increasing every fire. ther
with canister, round shot, double shot, etc.
The trial of the guns will take place on the enc
of the pier, at the head of the railroad.
KILLED BY DEMONSTRATING yesterday after
moons thunderstorm, new building being erected
| by Paul Cook, on the Carrollton Railroad, neal
Camp Lewis, was struck by lightning, and con
siderably shattered. Two negroes were instantly
killed, and white man badly stunned.
BURGLARIEs.-Four burglars named VIM. Ro
cher, John Harper, Jas. Williams, and Charlie
Wright, were arrested yesterday morning, between
l and o'clock, whilst endeavoring to enter tn
store Of Bodet & Gueydan, in the Red Store build
ings, on the levee between the markets in the Sec
ond District. They had broken off lock, an
were well provided with jimmies and other bun
glarious implements. Two of the villains had o
their feet shoes which shoemaker of Old Leve
identified as having been robbed from his store
few nights previously.
COMMITTED Recorder Gastinel yesterday SCI
l.. Stella before the First District Court, to b
tried for taking possession of vacant estate witt
out authority. Bail of fifteen dollars was given.
TREsrAss, THREATS AND GOAT MURDER.-L. Cy
. morz (or some such name) and j. B. Armand
f. nj. c., were yesterday held for examinatio
before Recorder Gastinel, on the charge of havn
trespassed upon the premises of Mrs. Romeo, Q
St. Philip street, near the Bayou st. John, al
threatened her with violence and killed one of hi
goats. They gave bail.
j BURGLAR ARREsTEDs-Achn9 Lieutenant hafn
Z and special Officer Bouosa yesterday arreste
!. Baptiste Blazini, on the charge of having broke
into Mr.. Tigniere's store some ten months ago, al
carried off four Colts reyolyers.
THE CASE OF WEAyER.-At the evening sessit
of Recorder Emerson's Court, yesterday the ca
of j. D. Weaver, charged with rape, was, on m
ton of his counsel, sent before the First Distri
Court; the bonds being renewed.
IL WoRKHousED.-F. Fl. Jackson, for stealing
cushion and curtain from the house of Fellowes
Co., was yesterday sent by Recorder Emerson
the Workhouse for three months; and Garrt
Lawler for stealing Peter Brady's hat, was Sc
out for two months.
THE HOMICIDE ON SuNpAY.-The Coroner ID
evening investigated the killing of John Doughert
a steamboat cook, by John Kennedy, soldier
the Carroll Guards, on Sunday afternoon, at
i. corner of Customhouse and Franklin streets. 7
testimony corroborated the report we publish
Of yesterday. The jury found verdict Of mi
q slaughter
=, SOLDIER sTABBED.-of Officers Duyignaud and RI
n erts report that between and O'Clock yesterd
morning, they found Lieut., j. B. Magrawsot FL