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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
EXpspa'Es.

HAVREPer ship Gayaer3223 bales 9l pcs stayes
HAyRE-Per ship Houghton--26is bales cotton
GENQAPer ship Aambra S5 bales cotton 1859 hhds to-
bRcco rs 800 saves
LlVERPooL-Per brig Caerinai4Si scis 1900 slaves
BARCELONA AND MALAGA Per brig soha-5l4 bales
cotton g000 staves - ~
. BARCELONA AND MALAGA Per brig Herman Cortez
Gil bales cotton 1000 saves "
M0BILE-Per kchr Cnimar-S10 scks corn 40 bales hay
PENSACOLAPer schr Civty 900 sacks corn IN sacks of
coffee 10 bbs molaSses 81 bbls flour hlids bacon "
OBlLEPer selr An9ta 90 sacks bran 100 scks oats eco
scks corn a00J slaves Az bbls flour. ~ '
pENBAC0LA-Pes sloop President Fillmore IN Dn cfcoru
l0U0 cocoanuts 2 bxs cheese and sundries. N @S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
Arrived Yesterday.

Brit shin John Parker Belts, Liverpool March stb tc
Meeker, Knox kco--lst dist.
Stea1nboaGss
Fl Fairchild, Fawcett, FIN Louisville
Magnolia, Pheps, I'm ST Louis
Crescent City, ThU-rburg. fin st Louis.
Ed j Gay. Bowen, fin ST Louis,
... Abna Perct, Gopps, FIN 0pelo,Isas.
b i Hodge. SIN 5ker, FIN Shreveport.
sS Era No Z, Moore, i'm Camden. ..,.
indian No2. Gre nleo FIN Tensas.
ia Gotten, Baranco I'm Bayou Sara.
tf Saline Miller I'm BTufi and Tensas Rivers.
Empire Parish, Grsnt,sm DonaldsonvilIe.
Florida, Myers, I'm Mobile
Towboat Star Whitney fin he Passestowed down the
the 18th inst ship Belle Creole and 10 sea shp Prin
cess Royal and bark sartelle brought up ship Parker
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
Ilatil1t SntelItgtrtt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
SATURDAY. MnrninO Apr;l 81 I,
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Illinois, Carroll for st Louis ID Fu1kerson
Steamer Mnnehaha, Wpolfck, st ous ID Fukersnn
Steamer Mary Keene, Richardson for Louis Hvde
Ship Cavalier, Crockett for Have, Me ker Knox Ern
Ship Houghton. Stonenan, for HavIe Meeker Knox Sco
Ship Alhambra Dunbar for Genoa T G Jenkins Sco
sardinian brig Caterna, Jagerillo, for Liverpool,
Span brig Sofia, Tarrege, for Barcelona and S1aaga
Pug Brothers
p ps herman Cor e2, Nentara for Barcelona and Maaga
e Pug Brothers
Schr CivtliSy Wehber, for Pensacola. Oyerion Eco
Schr Anola Jeager for Pensacola, Huntington T. Ero
Sloop President Fillmore Lucoch for Pensacola Masar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
ReIoM---Cnrnfng I'm.

Ship Birmingham Eliot days I'm Boston, TO master-Carpc
40 tons ice to 5 B Smith AGO.
Bark Geu Taylor, % days I'm Boston, naster-Cargo
9SL tons ice to j L Warner &co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
PaIoEs
,yestern Rasf cottl. tina = ,o0 = : I
lA!iher allteLliaerfe.

The WeatRaer---I ID I,st ess--- q ,,,xats ondne
partures YesEertIay---N M SC Ell llane cons Items.
Clippings from our Exchanges---Depart-
ures To-day, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE

Leaves every MONDAY at l2 NJ, and THURSDAY atbP II
New Orleans t!oast and Ihourche Transportation Go.
FOR THE COAST AND IA
.ffsS u fPrTche-Tho tne PASSENGER packet Mary r
lsAt3SJ j. brown, master, VIII her landing foot
St Louis street. above Returning down thf
Coast every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, in daylight nl2
Leaves every TU UFSDAYat5P. M, and sATuRDAYatpAM
TIE FAST PASSENGER PACK III
fSM$ h. Ln fouTche, Jos Dateres master, leaves New
,rleans as above returning dewn the Coast eyery
aasES4aRSzsHE Monday and Thursday. in daylight '
VIR4INlUS q. DENTZEL
r-The N. o., g. and L. T. Company will have clark al
the foot of St. Louis street from this date receiva freight
For freight or passage apply board the Office the
Comuany, 10 Cont street ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
For ATTAKAPAS.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 9th inst at p. NJ.
FOR ATTAESAPAS VIA PLAQUE
49, bsMINE-The ligh,-drang6t passenger packet Il,
d. HGIae, Z. Muggsh, master j. j Akin
TE7on, clerk, will leave above king freight for
NV Iberia Charrenon franklin Cenerye PattersonviiIe
Berwcks Bay, a Beut, way landings For frairt
or passage apply on board
a22 ~ " lIvnrtiifan, a..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27

f.sa..es,s S,fI Ir1sssss M ~ Camp StTret -
sfEides lSgzilts llsIril Y. 1851
afaiA II appsfeniy no pepas sassket Uaie the cgss
dsS patsrs is''s dcsfolfliag
aise sfa tsssSf NJ wasa M let
sste VI ae 8aEss aa'l NJ ele i;,S 1S
Es HgnnipR sasls Slsst sugar os
Iii t bit sl's ooHofls nt
sll sssa lpsna soaih wlsa
III le tte " ses'fs
s0 lss fas gsHo4a 81 sasef WY 3etss
iost snosey and Paper
ne s6usorisi md par tals The calls IRIS
sase in sstas sss bargains II
st Is salted liking bargains on regular
ses55sii zen eaen do not III the least eviuce
az TAsir money viii 50 the hat
sss IL siss INST thunder sqas though there
Of assert there is
thstsof have II indulge n
nNtih sae CLOSE af tAs sssscn, sAat nobedy
fSalits aN ESchauge market to-day The banks
sspnssf " ds fsr checks New York Out
stalss 70 fagshsse at lss@2 ~
III T. espnet be sold at
Sic ling ssase few y were carried
slie low Eres there is really
on sssa4 & remittance which dgawcrs will fur
&c IN francs shere were
sas % egg e st 20 We
l1qse the and looking for
Tsas along ii these days hat of
u i sssfsss dnlts
~ there Is really
sHArss sspeks viii
apUbllsh aSeek tahle is4 #
about Ne balances of banks IN
ySfsss Shss ssefe attached bst released forthwith.
hsg gys hsss sslss Of par, and
hands prices ind.
tt ssFe il something 5esste ny parties who
Stock se willing 70 sell % cost canEot
ous banks are verb Just they
6ae past them has lost beyond
& n ssiae siie IL oash. g&
After ssf ineoiu Seward Co.. calling
sanksrs and merchants faftica
vsse csiiad os towards
e Till Ana g4sAts seventh regiment of that city
s SeFth Theic thirty pruns
of them knawd he connected Sih
Sons aaade M ther worth
sf ssss pa Sipa ne Moses
is Cuba sFade hoped the prya-
inefeept his veseis route front Cuba
On tsophas Robert. the house Of Robert Il
has made all worth d the South We
asss his clerk and
Levi Beabs VIM Duncan another con
ls hoass supposed great house Of
nntcai Ehsaasfs & Co which probably goto the wall
lhere Asuste Belmont, who
uf cSurses fhe mob As Geo.
U $a0, might ged,
aa ID sotherneTs, of
about There ii the of
had much MID tile importing
A1ldres Fostefis down SG0 to
WHOSE connections hare been doing
ssesss n Orleans, Knowledge for over
slts yesIs New Stock Exchange pandeao9
md stocks, gave
lsas To suppose that subscribed Of
eass MI Belmont for How about Isaac Bell
business with Mobile We can
sIlot sa5 /: he III ~ ycFs Vii celuf
nsnes there bsen refF little doing The
distant netes naw and then within the
Sa III s$F ave been no receipts of coin
silver cbin good suppl N, and fought
asssR ssIta Tfhla the ranae of quotations
Il saslsSg slsing III land warrants
sntss the Quotations john Wood Co. corner Of Camp
a5ss fssss,;ad4,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
I ISFRANCK'S FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYING l. -INyIGORATINGI- REGULATING

BEAUTIFYINGI I--INvIGORATINGl- REGUIATINsi
For producing Blooming Complexion, Graceful
CaErsge Of Body Gheerul Disposition Removing Boche,
choly D Papitatian Of the Heart Pains in the Head
Back Limbs Whites and all the forms Of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular
which the Female Sex is subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the purpose bringing OF and
regaze the Monthly Periods Of Womsn which does
to be the best Female ngoato Beautfer known
Il has been nly tested in Mobile proves to be eQul h
all it has been represented 1
me lady of one the most prominent citizens Of Mobile
recently been cured Of Debility and Low Spirits bordering or
loss OF mind through apathy inacon the womb By tbs
use OF Lsfancks Fea Cordial after all other reede6 had
failed, this excited to healthy action and she wa
more restored to health happneS society Of he
Numerous equally surprising the est desperate Fs
male cases OF disease have become known propetors
Ey~Sold by JOHN WRIGHT t co, New Orleans: TAI
hAHi a bo MooIle, hnd Druggists generally. SEA- ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27

EOR GONoRREzHA, eLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
r. in the Back, and all Urinary Affections
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOLD
I1OF-Phis wordenowned preparation cures all aection
Of the generatVe organs whether chronic Physi
sans OF England Of France and Of America acknowledge
encacy Thousands OF sufferers have beer relieved by It,
Purely vegetable in composition as harmless as il s eff
oacious The system becomes nvgoraed the ebstet
body and depressed mind reasored to energy,
B. ABRAMS,
Sole Ggent for the United States,
nYT " Auntherar* PC flsrnr Now 0r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
THE CHARTER OAK
coo KING STO We!


NOTICE THE ECONOMY IN THE USE OF THIS STOVE
will reduce your wood hill from twenty to thirty per cent
These Stoves warranted to bake the point
which all other Stoves found wanting See they diff
fer from other Stoves
The Charter Oak
Is the only Stove containing FILLEY PATENT HOT AIR
FLU by which heat equal to 400 degrees Fahrenheit is radi
ad from the fire chambers The forward part of the
thus protecting the top Of the bread from being burnt while the
OF baking going the bottom and carving the
surplus heat poiNt where it wasted-hence they
consume less fuel than any other Stove.
Patent Increased Draft Flues- Improve
ments contained in no other Stove,
The Fues of this Stove which gradually enlarged from
their their termination at the pine collar
thereby increasing the size of the Fues-hus area is given
the heat round the oyen which has the effect to
create increasing acceerating draft the Stove which
continues through the pipe into the chimney hence none of
these Stoves fail to have gool draft.
THREE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED of these STOVES
In Daily Use in this City!
PRICE FROM S25 to S10O-WITH CAPACITY TO COOK
For from Persons up to 400.
RS-Every Stove delivered free charge for dayage
RICE BROTHERS & CO.,
SOLE Agents.
No. 2i2 rchouptouas street. sign ohe Golden Stove above st.
Mary's Market. =
On Magazine street, ST. Andrew and Josephne streets
above the Magazine Market ais 2plt&6tend
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27

nagkes feeling the effects Of the
lictnhasis Chicago and ST. I.ons IN Chi
anSthsF geed ere, are quoted al
AE rsisuipi presumed tie best of
article of tie Missouri Republican of last Monday,
New selling 5lat premium
consistency the Black Republican ananciers
ne append allowing from the oincn-
d iRst Mcbdsy They discount each Others bank
They modest about banks
tles paes them sci. dis Illinois and wis,
quoted from lbs7o Sletsts
isss lssn atoHsF 3eE of confusion, distrust
tnSfs pnsettied Stare icfiay ay
1n II dsaIsrs ii ths snffene II iiIi
isaggsAa apa MsSafi nig ts pressure eo great
tss curtspt ite street Al lie close
Discount
disereaite 5000
sscepi Bank ii is,sg va y 3
5aas5seE assaSlANa sac
II
Masee .2jGS50
Ioss2b
WIS 10 heavy o5day val thc
Nas fsss rp W 2 hnyipe and premium selling
seliu baltimore par ] callers refuse
e dslnaed for sold as less active today Holders
senses. and and they ME ias
s. gold M & saa much Aeef Az medium The
I'M ,0ilkss yoald hays
fi a IusIs gsfe set
market ID abunSany sslppad--never 70 NeI ie
as sops saat caution asona baSps, SSI'on n
s5aesfga asHsrt aid teiests unusually large
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27

vs. 17N
stSss 81 lssd I'LL sspsSrabs isso. hhae aas7o
ssssa
4s,uOs
1854
stesk aa hsaa cleared lalsa
VIZ o4epeat car quotations Hs follows:
EacsoFF iHas Cs4
M P5aaseTs EueE. ~ Il, J6SSG
Leaf 1neslcr to Common ,a5AS6
fias fFifs n 81
Choice and SelS "a.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
Imports
Eseceipss OF Produce.

ship John Patker-soOosck salt to order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
ALABAMA RIVER
Cox, Brainarl 4 Co.'s TRT.wEEKT.Y Tbrcnrb Line

Cox Brainara 4 Co.'S TRI.WEEKLY Through Line &
r H0R MOBILE, SELMA. MONTE
Esg4 M Rone'1 Wetunpka and al landings on Alahana
tyet The SIauIeh H esaAy Lewis.
SiEss Jonn Winters master and VIM. HngaIey.
lck Sinno master, will receive freight every
depot iyS ciTele qd will leave he Lake Jefsr
hno oarfoilton Raifahd Tuesday, Thursday
on hs arrival of te1 r. NJ. train cars. For
freight OF passage apply board orm
SeIs tt = = q Z tsds' sds t5aigi agsn. str.st
on days Of departure : -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
FOR ERA CRUZ.

To sail on WEDNESDAY, NAV l. at 8 O'Clock A. NJ
,ESsa FOR VERA CRUZ Son,heru Steam
K EHTA ship Company United States Mail ine.-The
peTior coppered and copper-fasened steamship
Tennessee Thomas Forbes commander, Will leave
Cruz above, puncrually carying the u s. mails For
freight pasSae having elegant Accommodations for cabin
and steerage passengers apply
I. O. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp street
Tennessee will leave New Orleans regularly the
LIST and 18th for Vera Cruz leaving the port on the m
aHdZlSt a27
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27

fS1sS k.-For Grand Ecore Eachtocfes, Cirntergille
Ptassance, Coule Alexandria, Normans, Bar
ys8shn's, and all intermediate landings Red river,
Game and Little riveslhe spleudid and swift running
light drRught passenger packet steamer Rapitles j. 81
Dowy MASTER will leave above For freight or passage
having fine accommodations, apply q board.
P1RGINIUS q. .DENFZEIs
as AdvEr+isiprr Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27
G A L V E S T 0 N.

To sail on >UNpAY. April % at s a. NJ
-s~EIS5z FOR GALVESTON, DIREGT-NEW
IIshIk Orleans and Texas U S. Mail Line The superior
eszssS coppered and fastened steamship Texas
Cha Fo sler commander win sail above po-vey carry
ing the United States mails. Fer passage having pplen4d
sate-rOom accommodations apply hoard street
l. G.
81 Camp street.
1S- None nut Galveston freight will he received. a26
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-27

Leaves on SATURDAY, eth inst. ats P. NJ
REG GULAE NEW ORLEANS AND
, -ffnT Nateh'9ehes PackeaFor Na,csroches, Grand
kfiSs3S EcoFe, Montgomery, DuTnnd's, Alexandria Nor
RRrbins and all the intermediate landings
on Red riverThe magnificent and fast running
wheel steGmer u. II. Carroll, Wm Kimhall. master, will
leave as above. For freight passage apply board
r., VlRG1N1US G.. DENTIEt,
h4A Advertising Agent.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
A Long Road TO Peace.

nv, From the Quincy HeralG. SEPT. 10.
Inc Chlcago Tribune, the leading organ
of -epublicanism in Illinois, saws:
-" We can haze peace achen slare1y is aJoI.
iShed, GUt Ice cannot 6ef0re."
The Tribune is probably mistaken. No
doubt 1t would like very we'll to have the
war last that long, but 1t won't do it. /,
Wouid 5e the longest war on record 1t
would take fifty years TO SEQ it fairly begun.
anc nifty years to see 1t fairly under way.
The Tribune, and the crazy crowd that raj
lies under its black banner, NAV possibIv
think We shalt have ~ peace til slavery i
ahnirshed, hut honest atriuis all over the
country really believe and intend that tbr
war Sha4 STOP just a. non a. the rebels Law
DOWN their arms aui Ggree To resuect tLr
authority OF the general government.
whether slavery is abolished or not. When
the rebels do this thu>e who shnjI stand in
TIE way oi pace, whether with "slayery
abolition or any other humhug. will he
Compelled to stand aside in a terrible bur
~ Ambition treason has Just about had
Its day. The reaction thar !. ,,in,, o.,
against 1t will visit upon it a terrific retr;-
button one OF these days Such journals
Us The Chicago Tribune make great mis-
take, very serious blunder. when they
assume or suppose that their republican
followers are all abolition 6isuni,nis
thousands OF republicans have no sort Of
sympatby with Observation-Disclosures il calls
ltseh secession or abolition, in the estima.
ZION OF thousands Of honest and patriotic
republicans II is none the less treason
Like the democrats. patriotic republicans
look upon the aboiition;st precisely as they
90 The seeessionist,-tbey regard both Of
them as traitors.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
In at Last.

Our Congressman, who made efforts to
be elected Colonel of the regiment of volun-
teers from this di. trict, but failed to receive
the votes of single company, has finally
secured position. He has been appoin-
ted Abide Camp to Major General Fre>
mont with the rank of Colonel.
All right. owen will have chance now
to prove his courage. He would not go IT.
t. the fight for less than two hundred dol
lars month, but this only proves his APP
probation of his worth.
We are not apprised what branch of ser
vice our Congressman is to be placed over,
but have heard it suggested that Major
General Fremont designs to use him for
the black department. 1t is said that as
fast as the niggers are emancipated, under
the Generals late proclamation, they are
to be handed over to Owen, who will know
how to dispose of them. Therefore, the
agents Of the underground railroad in this
section may prepare themselves for active
duties. Their services will be in demand
as 5000 as the chief superintendent gets
fairly to work.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
LATEST.
From Washington.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times.
WASHINGTON Gar


Washington, Sept Is.
Henry May, Congressman BENJAMIN g
Howard, Reporter Of the United States
Supreme Court; the editors of the So,,b
ana the Erchdnge; w. G. Harrison, Henry
Moint. John Bruno, j. b. Thomas, Henry
NJ Warfeld, Ross Winans, Charles Pitts
:. L. Walls, L. P. Scott, Mr.. Brown. Mr.
Sangster, Mr.. Dennison, Mr.. Quinlir. and
MI. Lynch, all members Of the MARYLAND
Legislature; and five ladies, were arrested
In Baltimore this morning.
sJef. Davis rode through the streets of
richmond, IN an open carriage on Wednes
day. 1eo
1t is reported that he will command the
Confederate army in an attack on WASH
inGton.
The State Department has ordered the
release OF Mr.. Berret, Mayor of Washing
ton, from Fort Lafayette, on condition that
he resign the Mayoralty aud take the oath
Of allegiance.
lhe whole number of members of the
Maryland Legislature arrested in Balti-
more to Cay is thirty-eight.
The conduct and services of Daniel L
Slckies, since receiving his Generals com
mission, justify the expectations which
were entertained.
lie Is ono ct the best Generals in the ser
vice - '"e eer
lhe Coniederates continue the erection,
OF batteries all along the Potomac tho
navigation OF which will soon be closed bv
them. ny
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
Good for the President.

1t will be seen by the following that
President Lincoln docs not intend that the
war shall be waged for the emancipation Of
the slaves. Writing to General Fremont
on the subject of his recent proclamation,
he says:
Assuming that you, being on the
ground, could better judge of the necessities
Of your position than l could at this dis
lance, on seeing your proclamation of the
Both August, l perceived no general OBJ
lection to it, the particular objection being
the clause relative to the cOnfiscation of
property and Liberation of slaves-obiec-
tionable for its non conformity to the act of
Congress, passed on the 9Th of last August.
l wrote you, expressing the wish that the
clause should be modified. Your answer
expresses the wish that should make an
open order for this modification, which |
cheerfully do. 1t is therefore ordered that
the clause be modified, held, and construed
to conform with and not transcend the
provisions contained in the act of Cong ress
entitled, "a act to confiscate property used
for insurrectionary purposes" and that
said act be published at length with this
order. A. LINCOLN.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
The demand by Kentucky that
her soil be Evacuated by the
Rebels,

The following are the resolutions passed
by the Kentucky Legislature demanding
the evacuation of Kentucky soil by the reb
els, who, under Polk and Pillow, have
lately invaded it:
Resolred, That Kentucky's peace and
neutrality have been wantonly violated,
her soil has been invaded, the rights of her
citizens havebeen grossly infringed, by the
so>called Southern Confederacy forces
This has been done without cause; there
fore
BE it reSoired by the General assembly of
the Commonwealth Of kentucky, That the
Governor is requested to call out the mill
tary force of the State to expel and drive
out the invaders
ReSolred, That the United States be in
voked to give aid aud assistance-that pro-
lection to invasion which is granted to
each one of the States by the 4th section of
the 4th article Of the constitution of the
United States.
Resolred, That General Robert Ander-
son be, and he is hereby, requested to enter
Immediately upon the active discharge of
his duties in this military district.
ResoIred, That we appeal to the reopIe
of Kentucky by the ties of patriotism and
honor, by the ties of common interest and
common defense, by the remembrances of
the past, and by the hopes Of future ma
tional existence, to assist in the repelIiup
and driving out the wanton violators of our
peace and neutrality, the lawless invaders
of our soil
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
Fusion.

The Republicans throughout the North
are anxious to fuse with the Democrats in
the approaching elections.
Now we are decidedly opposed to all the
fusion movements, unless the Republicans
re2udiate the Chicago platform. But they
wont do this. They want Democrats to
unite with them and stand side by side
with them on the Chicago platform. No
true Democrat or friend of his country can
unite with men who believe it their first
and highest duty to stick to the Chicago
patform-the platform that has been the
means of involving the country in civil
war.
If Republicans are in earnest in their
endeavors to save the Union, let them
abandon the Chicago platform, and unite
with Democrats on the good old jefferson
70 undation-the constitution and the equal
ity of the States.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
From SecessiondOn,.

~io'h'Ob DepI. 10.
The Dryersburg Tenn Recorder advo>
Gates the election of Gov Pickens, of Soutb
Carolina TO the Vice Presidency of the
Confederacy.
The Charleston Mercury of the 10th saws
that four Of the crew of the JEFF. Davis
have been arrested, charged with a CON
spiraey to kill the captain and strand the
vessel
10 strong article on Walker. the Con-
lederate Secretary Ct War, the Richmond
Wig of the 10Th says that the convection
generally is that be is not suited to the
position he occupies
Accounts still arrive Of damage to crons
by heavy rains. The Monticello fArk \
Sage says that cotton in that vicinity ha.
taken second growth, and will be consider
ably damaged-in many instances com
pletely destroyed. The Richmond Wbjo
says that the forward tobacco crop has
suffered from the same cause.
The Knoxville Whig of the 7th contains
card from Parson Brownlow, wherein he
states substantially that he will not be n
party to any mad scheme of rebellion: tina,
he yields his extreme position through
necessity. He processes that he has moi
courage to meet, unarmed, eleven States
fully AIMED.