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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30

q 11IOnh1'H11e'''
NH SA' iGe Poydras street, LA
Keep constantly hand Bahps %S X, p n1s md Boil
va Wash stands Kitchen I Force and beE runps
set Lead and Lead Pipe Brass and PLATED Soess
serns Cooking and Heating Stoves, &C: FhS"Ss h"e'a
Siores and Cfpces fitted up and guaranteed ala ,y
IA Boz s. hast anics' and Dealers s4ehnnse'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30

NJOTICE-ALI. PARTNERSHIP CONNECTION BE-
~ twee4 the undersigned and JOSEPH R. SHANNON
the 18th Of 1861 the all the
partnership liabilities OF the Golden Age r. W. Pow
ell, and Salie Robinson, by written contract.
n6 3inlOd WYNN. WEBBING.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30

No stakeholder shall lie made nbe for any indebted
mes, of the Corporation in larger than the amount Of
ill., her subscription the capital stock, and any in
Iebtedness to the Company $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30
SHERTFF'S SALES.

sEcosp DIsTRcT CouRr CITY Of MEw oELEAESs Y.
pY VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale
70 directed BY the honorable the Second District Court
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY 9Th day Of Noven-
her, 1861. at IL o'clock N.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the Fourth
District of this city in the bounded by Magazine Camp
Philip First streets and has OF 30 Camp
by 1e0 feet in depth in accordance with plan Of B.
Busso Surveyor 9th May 1851 and Deposited in the Office
Of A. Due TEL Notary Public No. Of book Of plans Of said
Office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30

DEuxIEnE coUE DE DrsrHtcr7LA VILE DELA NoUyEI-
de la Nouve1le. Orleans. TIDE BARG- No. ls425.
I'm VEKTU DUN writ de saisIe ct yente
IA moi adresse par Honorable Deuxelne Cour de District
Dc Orleans dans rasire c dessus procedera
VENDhEDl 70 de novembre, 1851 midi, fHote de la Cite
de Ia Commune entire cees du Camp des Magasin ala
vene pubque adjudication de la propGe don't suit la des
cription, savoir-
IN TERRAIN situf dams lie QuatrieEe District de cette
vile, dams pet borne les des Magasins du Camp
Philippe ct Premiere, ayant 30 pieds de face la du
Camp 100 pleds proondeu coafomsnt plan dresse
b. Busson, lie de mai 65 depose lie No
du vre des plans etude de Ducatel nstare public
cette Vile
Saisie dams 1'aHaire ci.dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Padjudication.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Va.
J. A, GUILLOTTE AND AIS,
tJaPques Arthur Guillotte and
Gabriel LeBreton Deschapelles.)-
No. 1890. ..
arrif M aeiarrre and aaIe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30

No nerson Director Of this Corporation who does
not At the his election and turing his continuance in
Office hold in the Of the commercial
Of which he be member five shares Of the capital
stock thereof Each and every st0Chnoe shall be entitled
all person by proxy each
re Of the capital which they may respectively hold
but transferred within three months prior
rsaiL elect. n shall be received.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30

FIRST JUsrIcE's CouRr, JAMES FOLEY Vs. MURPHY
Parish Of Orleans. DALTON.-Nes 1872. 1873, 4814
by VIRTUE OF three writs of Geri fl cfas to
- directed by the Hon. A. e. Brce First Justice of the
Peace in and for the parish Of Orleans will proceed to sell at
public auction TUESDAY, the Sd day of December 1861
At my warehouse No. is Julia between Magazine and
Forcher
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
COUNTER, BAR FIXTURES LIQUORS AND GAS
FIXTURES.
Seized in the above entitled quits
TERMS-Gash the spot.
F.. r. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30

PnENIERE JUSTICE DE PAX JAMES FOLEY VS.. MURPHY
pour Ia Fl DALTOE.-Nos. 1872. 1913
paroisse d. t1rleans. ct 1914.
I'm VEHTU dc trofs yyrits de fieri f;,cias
~ moi adresse rHon A. g. Brice Premiere Justice de
Pax dams ct la paosse dOrleans je poc&era 10 AR
d. 3erne jour decembre 1861 midi entrepot No 78
Julie entire M des Magans Foucher la vene de
UN LOT DE MEUBLES. .
IN COMPTON,, INSTALLATIONS POUR CAFE. Ii
QUEuRS EFT APPAREIiS A GAZ
Saisi- dams les aftrrs Ct desus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
f. T. PARKER, e.
MI q DE- Sheriff de IA psr0se d'Orleans.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18

the RE Grande, consisting Of siy corn
panies from Galveston and Houston sad
two from the interior. The Object i
declared to be protection to the frontier
IN the event Of United States troou.
being withdrawn. Col Forney an oId
ranger, commands the regiment. II,
Il is presumed 10 army circles, that Col
=. ". Sumner viii be promoted to the
commission dishonored and abandoned r.
Genl Twiggs. Government seems 10
have made more than one lefIort 70 Set
possession Of the bullion fundin the New
Orleans mint. - -. .a:. !. n. :. E
Postmaster General King on the 18th,
drew on Guriot the assistant treasurer Of
Louisiana for three hundred thousand dol
lars, but his draft like that Of Secretary
Dix was dishonored. ~. r.. J.. - -
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC
.......> BY PONY, =. II. i.

THs Pony arrived this morning ii IL
o'clock, one day later from Kearnsy than
that Of yesterday, and bringing Washing
ton dates Of the 26th nIt We give the
dispatch verbatim. +. -.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18
WAsnIxGrnN- Feb 2h.

-. + ia. : - W 4sRISGFuS, Feb %.
Despite exciting runors brought to the
city last night; Mr.: Lincoln slept and
rested we'll. r.. ...... !: :. .
To-day President Buchanan, Mr.. Stan
ton, and other prominent Democrats called
OH him. -....r.. r.. =. =. ..:....; <-..,- -.
Lord Lyons and the Ministers from
France, Russia, Prussia, Spain, and else
where left their cards With Mr. Lincoln,
as did ESQ the Secretaries Of various lega'
tons. .:.... 49,. - -.
Geu. Scott, Seward, aud several pro.
minent representatives aud senators, were
cIoseted with him this lnorufRg concerning
the ceremonies conn ctcd with the inau-
guratiOn
At q general leSeo given b Mr., Lin,
coin, several hundred gentlemen from oil
sections Of the country paid their respects
TO him -~.
This aftetroon he visited the Senate
and House OF Representatives. -:
Mr. Wood, manager Of the presidential
trip, called to report this morning "a
Gen. Scott. The general told him that
everything had been done as it shepld
have been-that he approved Of every
step; and Mr.. Lincoln did exactly right
when he left Harrisburg, and CANT
through via BalsUore, information be
fore the proper authorities tending Il
prove that an organized band Of 500 met
have sworn that Mr.. Lincoln shall nevel
sleep in the White House. A detective
who Joined them, says the plan is as fol
lows: The entire band are TO occupy
petition as near the President Oh inaugu
ration day as they can obtain; one Of thel
number, standing in the centre OF them
Is TO shoot Mr., Linc0lR with an Rlrt'Rn
when the crowd Of men around the c..
sin will so Rid him rs to reuder detectio
impossible.
Further details may be obtained tC
night, though for many reasons It
deemed advj,able TO withhold definite ii
formation.
A document was banded TO Mr.. Lii
coin to. day, sign by Il majority Of
State Senate, headed by the Lleut.-GO'
ernor, recommen 6 Nr. Coltax Tor pos
master gcnSral. MIR. Lincoln observe
that this was very strong, and thei
seemed very general desire i'll man
parts of the county that Mr.. Colts
should have the sition indicated,
The met reliahIe parts Of constra
tim Of Mr.. Lintolu's Cabinet is SewaE,
Secretary of State; Bates, Attorn'
General; Gilmer, of North Csro!ln
Navy; {. y. Smith, Interior; WeIIc
Postmaster General. Cameron, TreaSur
Dispatches 10 government report
large rAprd:riou leaving Galveston
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18
RIcHAoNb. Feb. 26,


A stro~~ speech was made in tho con.
rention yesterday by Mr.. Moore, Of
Rockbridge, in Letehere District, the sub
stance Of which was inimical to the. rights
Of Virginia and the whole South and tho
people of Richmond; 1t was decidedly
union in its teRdaucy and strongly against
the action of South Carolina. The seces.
siOnists posted bills calling every true
Southerner to attend an indignation
meeting. music was engaged, /, 500 per-
sons assembled near the Exchange Hotel.
and strong Southern speeches we're made
by delegates to the convention. Ex.Goy.
ernOr Wsss was called for but was IN.
we'll The meeting adjourned to the
Spotwood House where. after more
speeches, there was an attempt 70 burn
Moore in efigy hut It was stopped by the
mayor. The whole decided secession d.
mOnstration was got up BY parties In the
negro buying and selling interest.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18
R1cHMo j, q, Feb, as.

The convention re-Assembled to-day.
Mr. Moore offered resolutions demanding
security against further wrongs, opposing
the African slave trade. opposing direct
saxation, approving the Crittenden reso.
ksions, declaring that II such or similar
compromise is not adopted Virginia will
b ready to enter into . compact with
Geh States as will gree to such compro-
Oh, and forming new Coufederacy ex.
Gading all d ,greeiug States. referred.
Mr.. Moore advocated bis proposition and
was replied 10 by Mr.. Good fayoring sc.
cesioD, causing considerable excitement
In the gallsric' which were cleared aud
the conVentioa ado: nd.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18
WAsHlIlI1N,orlo,,Ix, FEB. Q6

80 . q --
A dispatch was received yesterday BY
the Secretary Of War, from the Commits.
sary Of substance, and dated ut New
Orleans. confirming previous reports that
Gent. Twiggs had surrendered to Texas
all the military property Of the United
States. He adds that as loan, the use
Of the government means Of transporta.
ton was allowed to take the Federal
troops to the seaboard, and they were
permitted to take with them three or
four cannon and their side arms. ::
The Secretary received this morning,
the documents from Texas showing that
as early ~ the seventh Of February,
General Twiggs was entering into negoti-
atoms with the Texans for the surrender
Of the military property. z. !. i.
Col. Waite was several weeks ago ap-
pointed to succeed General Twiggs a.
chief Of the military department Of Texas,
but IL appears he had not reached there
at the time Of Gen1. Twiggs' surrender,
which is considered by government au-
thcrities as one Of the most disgraceful
and atrocious acts committed BY the Sc
49,. -. =. ~:
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18
EoRr SM,rn Ral

The difficulty to the overland mail ~.
Cured at Apacha Pass, $50 miles sontb
of EIpaso, A tribe Of Indians cred on
the mail coach killing the driver. Tbey
seized the stock. grain, and mails ana
broke up the station. Another stage ar,
rived here to-day bringing passeevsrs
they report APacha Pass being protected
by a company Of $50 dragons and the
stage came along unmolested
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18

MeNTGoMERY, Feb. IS.
A resolution was adopted in Congress.
instructing the committee to inquire into
the present condition Of the public funds.
The committee on permanent constitu-
ton. will report Wednesday .. s. ,,;r -.
The following are the appointments:---
Postmaster General, Henry p. UIett; Al.
torney General, J, b. Benjamin; Commits
siobers to Washington, A. b. Roman, NJ.
A, Crawford, John Forsyth. i. !: : :::.,.>
1t is rumored that Mallory viii DO sec.
rotary Of the navy. - II: .... =. !. !:
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18

- 1: ST. LOUIS, Feb. SO, pm.
In the Senate to-day the Miscellaneous
Appropriation Bill was passed. Z. f.
=: On motion OF Mr. Lane, Committe,
Of Conference was appointed on the Ore
gon Debt Bill. .:.., H.. .>I.., =
The Senate concurred III the House
amendment to the Colorado Territorial
Bill. " :. :. :, -. =,
The bill to organize the Territorial 20.
SeFnnient Of Nevada, was passed; also
the Dacotah Territorial bin. Fl.
A Committee Of Conference was m.
pointed on the Tariff bill. Adjourned,
10 the House the Staunton Military
Bill was debated, but no vote had nj tue
closing Of the feEoTt. " -, :. = e
A Baltimore Telegram, dated Feb: as
says, letter from d Southern member Of
the Peace Conference 10 the American
says peace will be preserved and the
Union restored, The results on oil poinsl
Of CONTROVERSY will Be satisfactory to the
mass, We shall probably close our lahors
on Tuesday !. -. 81. r. .>.. ;. !.
The Charleston Csurisr says Fort Sum.
YET pEeathea 1Orth ITS saucy salute Of 81
guns on WashingtoH's birthday. :. = /:
The regular Washington despatch Of
the 95th, says the Pea Convention had
been in session oil day. The debate wf.a
the most spirited which has yet occurred,
Guthrie and some Of HE friends became
so much offended that they left the hall,
and signified their Intention not to go
back. The Convention at one time waS
very near breaking up, but better coufD
sells prevailed. Guthrie subsequently re.
turned, and business proceeded. . =.
The following appears under date Of
Feb. 90! the Peace Conference was. In
session. until two o'clock this morning.
The spirited debate previously commenced,
continued, and, during the night proceed
thss, many il not aIl. this amaadsAAei
we're voted down, leaving substantially
Mr.; Guthrie's proposition, with, modified
yerbiage. This was in Committee Of the
whole. but it will he voted on definitely
today. - :, -. - =. ...... ~.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18
RALEIcH, Feb. 26.

~ - kALkIuHt EtH. 4Os
+ The legislature adjourned yesterday
merning There is some talk Of an ex.
ira session if the events Of the next TIVE
weeks are unfayorabIe for the conpro-
mise. -: H.. -. =. =. -.. , 8. T..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16
.AHTUSRHTBNpS,

VARIErIBs-BenetH Of Mrs. Leighton.-The in.
domtable and invincible Mrs. Leighton is to hay e
her benefit at the Varieties tonight The regular
patrons Of the theater will rallyo this occasion as
sort of religious duty, whilst the universal lovers
OF fun will besege the house by natural instinct.
If every comic actress entitled herself 70 benefit
in any tbeater, Mrs. Leighton has done this thing
at the Varieties. But we need not dwell upon it.
The pieces to be presented are paul Pry" and
''sketches in India" the beneficiary appearing in
the one as PhUje, and in the other as Souy
Sc'aqgs, Those who would secure the remaining
eligible seats must call early at the box-ofce to-
day.
ST. CHARLEs-BeneM Of CoHins.-Nr. Collins
takes his farewell benefit tonight and for this oc-
cason offers sufficiently attractive bill. He will
appear in Rory O'More," The Omnibus ~
and = How to Pay the Rent" singing six of his
best songs, and bringing out the whole strength o.
the company to help htm through with his wild
Hibernan fun and devtry. The theater will natu-
rally be full
ACADE,Y-TH Z9udu8s-The Inkermann Z,u.
ayes will to-day at noon give ore of their most
lively aud brilliant performances for the especial
gra tficaion of ladies and children At night, the
usual grand performance will be given for the
growh-pp poulation. A glance at the advertised
bill will inform the reader what the Zouayes intend
doing to-day and tonight.
0PERA--4He Pardon.-The new and great opera
of " The Pardon of Poermel" is to be performed
tonight, with Adeiina Patti as Utnorah. The
opera a-goers will be sure to get together in sort
of jam tonight.
BENEFlT or Mr.. CoRRL-Mr. H. Corri the popu-
lar and deserving acting manager Of the st.Charles
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16
.7eaO d3gEcaaas K1clneaL CoElegc.

The NEW ORLEANS DEETAL COLLEGE organized m
der It's charter dated March l. 1861 will opened for the re
cepton Of Students MONDAY, the 4h of November next
Preliminary Course from the the 25h when the Regular
Course will commence.
The following gentlemen have b zen duly elected its
Faculty;
JOHN S CLARK H. D. 81 Professor Of Theory and Prac
Lce.
JAMES s. KNAPP D. D. S, Professor If Operative Dental
Surgery. e.
GEORGE j. FRIEDRICus, D. D. s. Professor of htechani-
cal Dentistry.
n b REhanIeT NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and Ply ST
oiosy.
sATFoRp E. RIDpELL NJ. d. Professor of Chemistry and
Me,aurRy.
N b BnN&nIcr, Professor of Mntera Msdca and Special
Thsrsss uttcs
AE MoaAFN d, D. s, M. D., Demonstration of opoative
Deniistrs.
". s. CHANDLER d, n s., Darponstrator of Mechanical
bentistry.
Al commnnlcatkSps must be addressed
JOHN S. CLARK, Dean,
No. l40 Canal street.
By o'der Of The Faculty. ml6 2p8t&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

wa.er warps, bundles and cops, single and double,
sne eoarsest and the finest spinnngs, are shakenlh
different but considerable degrees. Whatever
offers have been made, either for 5exportaron OF
for home use, they have been in thesway OF adven
tnrous speculation, at rates deemed parhcuarly
safe by the bidders.
In all departments of spinning and manufacturing
we are in what may be called an upset and very
perplexing condition. Looking at the state ana
prospects of trade it is clear that with all our ma
chinery at work, yarn would be in excess OF DE-
mand, and cloth would accumulate heavily ~ the
hands of producers, weighing them down WIN stILi
Increasing losses.
The habituts of Carondelet street will readily
perceive why we are now and have been for the
past few weeks receiving such depressing ad'
vices There is no intimation that the Bank OF
England will enhance the rate of interest Eight
per cent. for bills less than three months is one
| third higher than two and three months bills IN
New Orleans. The drain of coin from the Bank OF
England for transmission to the United States, il
not already checked, following the shipments by
the Arabia, will be large before the close of the
present month The movements in cotton yester-
day were very favorable, with decline in freights
and decline in exchange. Middngs at lee,
freights GIG and exchange los, must command sos
| in Liverpool, warehouse to cover; consequently
our currency is about two cents per pound in ad-
vance OF liverpool OuF plSutStS III, VI Sou' eS
be satisfied with sales returned at the present
prices ruling in our market. ~
/ The great falling of in the receipts Of cotton has
curtailed the liveliness on the grand levee fair
amount of business is going on at the sugar depot
The rangers are in toerable good "spirts." Prices
| for sugar are well maintained. holasses is not in
80 active demand, and prices have been tending in
favor of buyers for some days past. 1t is est
mated that the stock ofsugar now for sale through
out the State, including the city is about 40 ,00C
| hogsheads. The tariff act of the old Federal Con
gress has had no influence on the saccharine
There was talk of large operations in coffee within
the two days past. We suppose that it is about timC
for our large stock to be moving. Some large
holders have not yet faith that duty has been aiG
on the berry, at all events, the prices have beer
| advanced only trihe, though the sales for the
week reach IA $50 bags.
| The mails came through yesterday in the bes
way they could. The latest dates from New Tori
were to the 9th. We cannot expect any regularity
| in the postal services of the Southwest for some
planning, but be thankful for the small favors We
| do receive in this respect. There are inquiries
| what laws are now in force3 Does Postmaster Rid
| dell obey instructions from Montgomery? Because
many parties, including merchants, are of the
opinion that they can encourage private convey
ances, without using DR., Riddells pssteboard obi.
| cations or our late Uncle's stamps.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16
jam 2ptf
SeRreU n. TnsgI0r,


IMPORTER OF FINE oLn WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
I3 and IS Royal street,
Hes now in store rrRe supply Of celebrated CREME pH
BOU2F CHAMP AGSE in and pns also other apss
viz; CHARLES HETDsE1CK, PTPER HFInsETCK. PAR
HEKTIER and other brands Of inferior quality ksyp
large assortment Of tire best Old gberes sch as AM0gT
LAD0. TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN DUFF GORDON, ID
ANCHOR RRTEs-is9s-S0UTHsInE MADEIRA 4
direct importation; other Nadeiras lower grade suus
Old London nrv Dock PORT other Ports Of less rad.
The celebrated sAZARAC RRAEDTEs--viutags TTas ITw
1902 and 1854 large supply HlwayH On hand All grades d
CLARET and WHITE WINES. in nlass snd wood. THIs
KYS-Scnrh and Trsh, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wit,
kyH SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pins and unarts COZ
D1AIs etc. My usual Asortmen Of the best WINES wh
Will be sold reasonable other honse m f
SEWEbL T. TAYLOR,
Of zpS Nos. is and Is RoraI .trs,.
As to the above BrAnde shsTrie Madeiraz Pors and
paGne am satisfied house the city can produce AZ eo
or better at the prices ANY can have dozen
each named wines they preduce at The same p
or two prices they tho udres to he dEtpter
parties the same Is good with anything have for ee in A
ratio.
MIG 2ph sEwELL T. TAYLOR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

The parshioners of St Patrick's Church, Catholics
generally respectfully invited hear panegylc Ire.
lnd's Patron Saint, by the Rev. JOHN HAYDEN c. NJ on
SUNDAY, 1Iih inst. ut 10 O'Clock A. n.
Choir composcl of the first musical talent of the souh
will attend.
collection Wilt be taken for the Good Shepherd ngda-
lene Asylum han which there exists worthier object
charity.
The same evening Al X o'clock the Novcna in honor of ST.
Patrick will erHnate The closing DISCOURSE
and eloquent FATHER KANE Srbject''The Church of
Fathers'' m16 2nfts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

~ We had the pleasure Of . call yesterday
from our esteemed young friend, ]. Harvey Brig
ham, Esq., editor and proprietor Of that sterling
journal, the Weekly Dispatch, published in Bas-
trsp, Morehouse parish. The Dispatch is one Of
the best Of our country exchanges, is edited with
vigor and animation, and Is published in o rich and
growing section, which renders it very desirable
advertising medium FOR our city merchants, to
whose favorable consideration take great pleas
ure IN cordially recommending IT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

ri FaTkI ARRAY IN Texas. We learn that an
atfray occurred nj Texana, jackson county, on
Wednesday, 9Th instant, between Mr. Voolfolk On
one side, and Msssrs 6. H. FIournoy and R. s.
Flonraoy on the Other. Several shots were ex-
changed With effect, the first named gentleman
being killed and the elder FIournoy severely
Woandsl The Flouraogs were arrested, and
upoa examination before Judge Jones were ad-
Eptted ~ bail in bends of 5000 and $4,000. This
painful atar has created great excitement in the
collntTg The Grand Jury bei4g III session 1T the
tiae bill of ind ictment for murder was returned
against The Flonrnoys.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

her benefit atthe Opera House tomorrow night.
She offers varied and attractive bill. Patti is to
sing prelude. The patrons of the opera will not
forget Mime Richer on this occasion.
ARMoKY HALL.-The fair for the benefit OF the
Industrial School will conclude tonight.