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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-18

Die Sdtpar3en lth bargen lirD NIT tbren 3ansen
ttno 5euebaroen nit Stehen, S1laaen uno
gSerfen lt1 bartnadtg Sertbeioigten. Nn Der
Wtduer TT ete p0be fIOntmen pte Bis our 0utb
erbibten &ne6te BON ulm uno Nuaobura, tie
tpouten JEST tbren Sbtmpf RIDDEN poer ibr 2eben
laiier. Oa feel mander nod jung an Sabren,
Dem Der SOB ferne l4ten, Der niddtige Sitter
aber ipran8 ouf Die 9rultpebr unO NQes pi4
spr tbm. Sn letnen unOurtbertn9liAen Wan
ger ipran9 er In ben 6pf hinein, 1ein furdt6ar
Sdtpert iAlu9 n%teper, per ibm entsegenltano.
YIN &nabe fano ibm ent9ege1, Der mplte ntAt
tpettben l6nea Iant er bin tuO iiber i'm ltGr3=
ten NnOere, bic tbre Sturmbite ntGt befer Ibtr<
men t~pnntet1.
Der Gingano in ben lebten 3uFu6teort mar
9etpOnnen, bod nod lebte 6lortan, uno ala
i'm Der 9rtnmt9e Sitter erbIidte, RIFF er ibm ent.
9esen;
Did BABE td ee1u6t Du gerrGt6sr an gbre
ltno Jtltterl9aft, Wabre Did, Du muBt irbt
lterben !
Naen, bic ben MenlGenuamen gum Nb16eu
MAIDEN, lpGlt On Elm 2~'etIptel werDen antportes
te SIortan, rnp Oran9 auf ibu etr.
5ter Sutten ! bier Gbre ldrte Der pi(pe
Sitter BON SoOenberg, unp flt9rte etnen 1bntet-
..
terpsn @6lug auf tbn.
pier @otte5 @ertGt unb @ort erI6aGlte
6lortan's Hnf, unO fling Den 6teb auf unp erpt-
Derte TIN nit firAterlt6er @epalt.
auf etnt9e Nu9enblide blieben Die betoen &Gnig
per aletn, uno nod ebe nnpeee belfen ~tonnteu,
mar tbr Streit entlhtepen. Die Strettart, mel
Ae pans 6utten etnlt l9on becrobt bate, fubr
t9ln tn 0eln unO 5aupt er itnr3te tpie pom
8lib SetrUfrn in ietn 8lut unD iuber i'm prana
6lortan tn ben Di6telten 6aufen. Sn eiaem
'plitbenoeu Aalauf trteben le Gttter unO &nefte
Dor lt9 Der eS polIte man4er Die Stete ni6t
lalien. NO er itanO, wte RaBen bineen piele an
Den Stetnen llno tlebten an Der Wauer bic le
Dur6bpbrt btnuntertir3ten. Gum 3rpeitem Male
itber Den @raben fort BIS tn's 8slO btnaus
tpuroen tie 9etrteten.
Gortlebuns fulst,)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-18
Ser 0entlebe Gaoaleriif.
@On ebmunb mertttnt in mapautee.)

Ucriber LIT taum bic Mitterna6t, s1t
Oret StInpen mod gum Saaen
2Str retten lhmet9enp auf Die gBaGt,
Den Wfantel umaelAlagen.
9Bir borden unp lpdDsn auf ndAtltAem Gang
Ourd Sui6 uno N0bridt ben StrOm entlang,
Sur Stnfen anp CUR HeGten,
uno mor9en 9tbts iAer gu feAten.
Stun ftbF Id mid erlt ais reaten Naann,
SeitOem Id ben Wafen ereeben,
SEPT, pa iA reiten unp (tmrettea fam,
Dun fang th an au teben.
Gsrtault, OerratGen, DsS 9anfee's Sp1tt,
um's ta5ltd1e SrOo mad Dem nieprtgen Soft,
Dem ihufttsen Ooaar Su taeen,
Da5 mag Der Geufel ertrasen
gSIe il mir tuott i'm Sattel unb 8us
Oenn ipnit I'm 8 an5en QanDe assoc
Grblid' tA nt1ts ais 3ug unD Irlta,
Wis 3a8en, altD GAtn1pf unO Sdanpe.
unO iper nod eth Rerl, Elm tit4ttger 1T, suai
Der ipirO, ipte It'd, Elm Gapalertf,
Wta9t Sabn nit 9ewalttgen Streihen,
Sir ltA unO Setnes9letdeu,
DRUM tper tetn 9ump, fetn oltes 0et6
Bia beiben, 3erlpren9e bic &etten,
llaO per nod Gore bat i'm 9ei6,
Der belfe Das 2arp erretteu.
Sbr OeutiAen, Die man 70 larae 9enedt,
Sept laaft GuA init guren 6dufen 9telpeftl
AIum i'm 8ul9, wte i'm SGilfe,
Da ruff Guh Elm 2anps;nanm 1nt 6ilfe,
91ort pru6en auf benz perpa7etsn 2anO,
Oa lie9t Der GARNER eri9la9en,
Die 0arben, pae BIofbaus ffeben In, grano,
unO Weib nao Rinoer per3agen.-
Da cottage ia gleiA Oas Better bretnl
Sold 6reOel ltinft bod in DEN 5immet binetn
Drum tithtt9 feAten mug betBen
@srgettan9 fir Oittpen unp @atleu.
Der Neiter5mann unS 1stn ffattli@es NoB,
Dor &fluit BREMEN fe belize,
NaA Dem Straube lebnt f9 Der brave @enoB
unO Der Sabel beraus aus Der S@etoe.
Sin pentg 0eOulD, unD Der wafere Sran3
Der 9 8el fittrt uns gum lulttsen Gan3,
ShCn lttmmt man TN 2a9er pe @etsen,
Dem 6sinOe Den &ebrauS gu 3etgen.
gBie frea' td mid auf ben mOrsisen Sag
Da lOaen's Die 5unoe MIR biBen SCR
Den erlten SGuB unO ZEN erlten S&laa,
2Ste mill Id tie tauA3enO besraben
uno Tno' iA au6 lhon un's Mor9enrpt6
NuF pratrieblunen Den ribmlthen SOP,
SD made, . fr6bltGeS Sterben aa u
Yin freies 3ano gum @rben.
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81. 9olndon.

gtiteflec rts f5RtGlt8su G~CaeetHms bet GDunhdr,te tn 9snhrn
Srdcuirler etHsS bar eraen r1ee5tHtinrn 6 lesieu Der Ser. Strr.
Dh, pr zen 6reBten 2bstt tctres pe6ers tn ben prfrtsdIern zen
Sohcen warts pthdeelptiu NIB aneeren Stdbten suaebradt bat
sIntge ger mIneerbdrfen 5etIuneeH UpQeRbet pom benen bic Ge.
lI'Us Der afsetstn nett. l~lnBdbitse 9stbenbe. Bite IN Obrtnfdu-
ltn Herrrftat Hnh aHberen -9TantbstteE IttEeH, (pIGe 4. z. aud
1fne ' aestnerH 9lftptsfettsa a.. D, raseea apeenshdlth &C..
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8Qltiulore 2cc SMpifal

Ge9rttpet sur ltnterpridyng Der E1nodlolberst.
Der eiu3ige YIaB, no etne 0eIIGng ertangi
psr0en farm.
QiuberunS IN feds Gtunben.
Reit 9tteflilber, Oac elIsre @'eiunptet se!-
LENDS ruttltrt. tSte-
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RObert Gtbfctt,
6ous@ uno Sntifsplumber,

D1l6s MIp SMtI0pIHIlpEEi
SO. 4 "gutapbaus", Balnnloreir oberbalb @ut1pitrt
1T I'm StanSe ale in ptses @si9dtt i9lasenben 4rbeheH ;n perrt1'
ten. aaataNA
Quft- nd Rruft-gumpert, morr1e uxb tote gfauabdber.@n
~rtdtnngen, : E1-BebdIter. &anaeS u. |. No.. ebenr patentrts
Oubronts, melhe nid34 e~infrtereas nno n9t perplitltM EnD,
rerrea onseferttSt Hne enrantirt.
GHttr6Gs Hsresn gut nHp sR biHtpet grsts bslcst, (Spt22,tD
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Dr. 9ODnltoa, 8.
Der einai0e 9II3t, meLd1er anaeiat.

<F$G%F N@SI FFNNANbGS% ~
(GtGSltrt EST abtseRa Sabrru,l ~
ST bat kds Easras ptrftdmas unit bette a9tfteI In Bet gOs3
enteeAt seseR dnt gentle aranfheifsn ShwdGt TN @I6en Hat
ben @ltebern uRfrctr,1tes 5samen-G,g seuussn trr Stmtraer
Osssati5en araft sts 5tsrpsnrsi % : s gS ssst- sarssii RsttS
Deer 5dut-ardEfbstt ant daer ieua fpI&en lsbsI bs peq srwtF&t
ltHsr fms ale beF 5irtHsn-selsne ben @sintrtfn bts NIakS
s@ssrTpnrsn nas mem MTG. s.,rg ssbstGt nsrsta .srs sIanlsnsAa
f5rsn. -
SunBe Wdnnsr,
Defenders, psI1t Sic OsRr isuts sebstmeu paaers s~etyrrben Sas
bGs ldbrlth Is Steis 3Gufent IN ttu aR fraksS Srat retst wtIAs
earq tHre ertdbSHsn zalsutt nni ~eHtDtdt1ten NerhaubtSfrkfts
nit BEN DOuner Der 8trtp.fanfett ben Suat besstaert uuh b4
Setsr bSsGubernbs Isat sAIpft BADEN #arbtu, mSseu I'D uhi
rSaen HertsaucT oaben- , =
esd 8srReirotbste perIonen,
SSsr sslSs, sslS. aS q s~ssat.sa'ssH stasfaHseH. uns % ply
ten u~HpettnGh& Or SsbHHcn ~ Rdibt ttten
% Ast 9'aSsru;Sf ssstD sts Sst sHgatst Ohsr stRsss ~aerrattuus
Der ihreditHasn arI rerkcu Guea surtrt Derlsntse rel@r
E o. st f., S'S =. Sna taripret osu gr Ssngfon anttra'thi
ans tnOetRStlt& asf ktHs arstItss SefotdIt6tsts VsrlsRsn.
SrSantibs Sdmahe
u~nstr,ae46 stpeti zHs Dsr Ssgs arafs p,ss<4 sersra,ut pt.Ss
lar3tbdE. sf'Sen Usl3ts tds esbes slcut AMI Ds g.: uah Ra@.
tOrmenf6ati anm6sit& ma&t "a Oft bds epDs Dcrer Ae tbrsa
u Nusi3eetfunqtn ssnagt DsH DC trrsn 8ulasp uiSs ssnSa
teHnsn. Obslst& AZ aud burt Strtstursn Rtebtr(&Idses I'm
neiaenstSstls etns 6rles oes IRtsbrau6ss bts rS<iatn Drscrs
User dber uu 60 lnueuer. bas btf Kraft br Grttusuus ekrr su
eensH perirren rirS bic Fd tetmlt&ea eoaern ersebeu, ais rpn
DeHen, es 6d Uetfs fut Nueereen rerben enr& Fruesu @e.
rue Die Wsrlanunesr Q8FrfIeuSg setHpatt une ke ptgafheu uni
aetfisen Rrafis eerntbtet
Sit:-a anr esbrer vittn oft ntGt Bite lIrTn@e Der Rrnnfbett IL
rF 3taoss ceF 39eltnse- 9otf oft ftretben as Bic 9eiser anbt.
Tn pr'5bsn gu bic bar% sF gsrCtnbsit aebsirnen saasrs ent.
R Offtee: SO. I @ab55reDeridtrnse,
I'sben 2earen bon 8alttmprefr. SiAtGe Sstte,
Ote Stufeu btnaufs IS a5@s@
@fdn nerle lb Mamen unb &ausnuntner, tenn ~rumlHente Jrnb
trnSsrllas Stdtnddet etrttrtetens une ~septHenlpfs Q1adfaIher.
SbutFider 5EtertptaisI StrebeRreintetr unt eamptnpnssr e.
neanen 10 reeslmdBta. NsrIts unt Iduern- ~Gaselpaer bon De
Sptnfon'e 0uf tn Ter Adbs. G69 F| fIT"T.
HS, aas 9riffs niiden etasn Pra-St0np e~nt0ltsa.
aa Gtns 9ellna8 in 2 Iasen tustftAert.
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Rur b~efOnbsren aufsabe pcsbe ta Is mir raa9sa benz oeutLatn
gnbIifum ee fn6uGen unD bauerbafteltets t1fplleeI 6n nla9fn
mn bisI,Iben mad Der alien sctnatb gu ihidea. AUG babe 10
Elm srOtes aTrrtsmsnt Der iaSufen ano piatsftsn ealss UNI
Rahmen an cteIsm 3med. mn ,.uA..
Rcu1uRt unb iberstugt @n1 feIkft tn be, 100 ~et-ou'un'Vtts
hrabe. &bams &rpe6 geabe BET
dp13 SkHs. VI. 0WDaWe'
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ft1fi;;;t Vrie6r. Safe, arf
~ SaltsI1relner unO 8aameilter,

f Np. 81 9l0qtr. H sU
Wcbnuna yis. 3 5nh- sreoeidtrl aes
ES- Iae TT bteics welpaft einf9IageHpeH MrtetteG teroeH
prompt gno gut @~asgetabrk Ott1.6mt
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Sacob Geeaer, $40. % Gernanltr.
enpfeblt ietns aHspatI scu bencn ~tupfsrnen SprenntSbeIn nn1
@eferoien. SrrtngerlesnlSbel. laDne la6Hte Beoerro bre uuo gps
edrdf9e. Ratent- SGultareIn, iewle eu 9rsbes Scylsnieu If-anas'
fi4e unb %neufIbsrRe 0uneetalst D524iI
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I0r. q. N5am9neg.
prartI11er SatnAri

TLWtLEINNN INYS9W%6@Y
80. 1873 @as-SsIImorsltt., Habe G6entr.
5abns perpen be- utr Gfs bshs eia8eesl uao a4c Operettoae
t~grentsrts asZz9
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SelDnDerd III beaMten

Or. S0tnFpn ttefet I1gu GcRen ftnt 3nlfs an, reIde 0h barA
irl&e sebetnls uni unnSslrItne Self Hnr sI6rpfr ~BeriSrsuDe fir
es Artest ts Geicaftaft unt hs G9s nnfdbe nia6eHbs fahes
ecibpa6t BADEN. 4g5st zf vs
rJtsn Gsrsrnsehen bee eafsrsf S6Da@e TN Radeu unn tn
pen @itenerH Sdnsrssn I'm asphee S6pads hes @eNdts gerlua
Der WtusSeItraft 5trstlrpfen, nerDSfs unrHbs, Raesn(drpodt
nH0rhnuns Ter srsaaunsaGraane auseaflrs G%utrafHRa
Spn'ptcas per Gaptnpfuht
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Welfla /;

Die iSredldsn WtrlrnetR ts eafers. Fns ieEy AZ faratsn.
4fEiuf rs @epddtrtdss @srt5trguna Scr Speen 0tefHdtbett bcs
@stfssirafte bes Wbnnneen. &Suf,sGng DOR btt GtfeGI&sft
Su5t naG GtniamIelt Ahstranen 8sgea I'D felbh GurhtlaHielt
x. Hre etn.1s Der fbltnrren 5pIaeu.
6aafsHes gn psrlrusn tsesu Nlters F5rnea jess ~bsartbetIsn
aus Teiher uriaHs ttFe 9efuEetstt atRtarnt ff ites Strait pt.
Iiersn. fhfsdh. biak nessss Eah ahessebra nsrben. sneena de eins
sernitRmll4s ~GEf&stupne un biz Auseut ban 9uasn Hns bs IN,
4Sten Der M~usiettnra BADEN. ~
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tsSunge 2eltte,

BE FS tara tsiualtGs Eafsr ssE@Ea@. bacon, bic ne 70 pf rcu
tStsn Gsnieu cDer N bss E6uis Isrntn. nmk tersn Jplsen lie aa-
nd6tlt9 ipursa ktSa IN sSIat nur& pOauttOutn bts rsru
x~Hcshetlt BITE Gbs u~nuesltt md6eu uni a6rper unb GetR aerRs.
rn. fCltsn tOfurt btt nSfbteka3 56rtttg tbEa.
aDts Sdaht hoe sta iuHssf Wlann BIZ 5cfEans frtnfS eSnneA
bar eteblH, tetucr &Ittrn 0aa aGeu Nushhteu uS 5ssrDeu bt1
etbsus ~IOs8srtdsn Utrpen fR bur& bic 6Olsen felner AbtrrHns
rui Vtabe sst EataF. 6Vl&s gsrPusa maHfn, bfpSr &c rtutse.
ten tn BITE v. ftt&
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Sunae Wdnner,

%befDnbsrs, sel1t Sic Osfsl ieuts stbstmen paaers aewurben Ess
barG tire ~srtobcRsn zalsu4 rnl s~ututdt1tsn @erhauntSrrkfts
NH BEN DOHner BET 8trtptfaniett ben Seuas bsestaert unh bt
Setsf eStGHberH6s xSat saIoGt BADEN Enrbta, mSeen I'D uMi
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90af btaaaror1er @msesaem

II Sabicrtbenten fOpte aud Mn5eiseu fir Hsofbs
tH8tOn u. @eursetOtpn ,perneh BET 5rn. 9. g. SRtebs
feI6f, WU. A2O @'etry Huterbatb 8. Ctr. entscsen
senCmmeu. 8fen4.r 1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20

The stocks Of cotton at all the interior towns Of
note sho" falling off from last year sufficient to
show that it will he an uphill work to get to mar
kot over $4,000 bales The receipts at 9avan-
nah last week ware 2G2l bales over the cores
porji0g week last year. This is an isolated in
stance
The further talk was, t1at New Workers. are he.
coming greatly tronDI !: viii in fact he sorc}y
afflicted when he tariff Of the Southern States goes
into e''ct on the first of naxt ranuth
The New York Herald, Of the 18th instant, talks
thus:
1t will run the merchants, afford thn Government
no revenue. and finally destroy the manufacturers,
in whose greed it had its origin. II wnu'd be easy
to fill this column with mere enumeration of the
iEcongruitic9 and contradictions contained in its
provisions. These, however, are of less c0Dep-
quence to merchants than the difference which. IN
course Of few weeks will exist in the rates of
duties levied at Northern ports and at ports in the
cotton States. No New York importer, who pays
| a revenue tax on his goods of 10 or 50 per cent.
can compete with S savannah or New Orleans i'm
porter who only pays Is or % frt. and it stands
to that, when the twn tariffs get into work
| ing order in opposition to each other not only will
| the people Of the Cuff States do all their own i'm
porting. hut they will drive Northern mporters ont
of the Western market also. 1t will be cheaper for
St. Louis aud Cincinnati to import their goods via
| Savannah or New Orleans than via New York. II
| ia impertinentlv stated that the unequal rivalry
| will he checked by a blockade of Southern ports
| ny the Government. No such event can occur.
M power il given TO the President either hv the
| constitution or by the laws to blockade any port
of entry anywhere. He could not so so if he
would, Under the jealous provisions Of the con-
| stitution of the United States. the Presidents
| hands are so firmly lied that he has Doithcr the
| legal right nor the physicai D rwpr to engage IN
| civil war without special lp4i4latinn and that
| legislation was expressly withheld hy Congress at
| its last session. II New York and HE other great
1t bn 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20
From LAcuAvnA-Fnes of Caracas and La

FROM LAGUAYRA.--Files of Caracas and La
guayra papers to the 10Th ult. have como to hand
The civil war is at en- end in many places, but in
others it still fingers. Sotiilo. whose death han
been announced two three times, is not only not
dead, but as formidable as ever, il not more sc.
He is in possession C? the entire Delta ofthe Orone
co, and ia in communication with the hordes that
are still masters of many points in the provinces OF
Guayana, Barcelona, Maturn and Cumana, with
agents in every direction. The Government makes
no effort to dslodge him. From the report Of
the Secretary of the Treasury, it appears that
the public debt of Venezuela amounts to $50, ,003,-
coo American currency. The foreign portion OF
that debt is s2l 100000, and the home portion
$3S, ,203 700. When Monagas commenced his career
as President, the home debt was only little mora
than two millions and at the time Of his exile it ex
ceeded twenty-five millions. The Canary Island
ers, who emigrated to ST. Domingo when the
trohhles with Spain commenced last year, are said
to be in great distress. Of the five thousand who
went there it is calculated that two thousand had
perished in short time, of want and disease. The
newly projected English loan is very unPopulafs
FROM the additional taxation that will become neaes-
snry. LIS opponents argue besides, thaait IS unaR-
thnrized by law. Steam communication with the
island of Cuba has been established, and the Cuba,
the first steamer of the line was expected at 1a-
guayra on the 22d ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-W W Boyden, City; Capt
,Jnn G Booth, Confederate Army: Y Nail, Am;
W Pearce, Ala; Mrs 5 Hunt 6; B Hamilton,
N W Raphael, Smith. D Hn1aen, La; " Smith
and lady z R Carroll, N Y: W $ Wilson, Mrs N
Simmnnds. A Portwnod. W II WendeI, Miss Mrs
Long DR. Maddox R Burst IT,: t'aptJ Frazier.
Thomoson T+xas; J Mipt, London; L G .Ionss
Y; : Brnnne. KV; Thomrson, A A At!jnG, No:
z DlIfonr w z Moore, A BnrwelI, Miss Mrs G
Fry P Loyi"s. Fl Bi1r+ Alai " lHfktHgt"n, Ten;
] N Maynard, C A Snilh, Ia; ] II Raymond, N
Rpichnian. J VI Howell. Y Williams, T"XHe; has D
Wrbb 7 Il Evere1', J B"rn4rd !; S Mills, No:
J Smith. Trx1- VIM Reading, g Smeacs, ! ]
Hnrprr, " j E5ritf0n, w Brown, Z c Kidd. Miss
c f j'horhlrn. R ) Reid. Va; = S Srnal } Pettej,
Dr. G iId, DR. Geo HilI, Tucker, y If Bower,
3 S,inson, Todd, La; Ponce, Ga; A Mactar-
Ian 5 G. =
Sr. LouIs Horn1-S Gourrca, f G Gourrcs, F Bel
den, I S Burhanks, G Chun, AirS Chinn, Car
nenux,J II Graham, Mrs Sc"tt, a Robinson; W
Gnthev Jr, W McCullah D s Gage, La: C Pome-
roy, Ohio; Mrs Stewart MISS " Stawtrt, Miss; }
De'wepde Tent; Mimer. TEXAS: j hatthe VS.,
Pa: C Adnms, Mass; D Goodspeed and lady,
En; L w O'B tuuou aud lady. Con Army; Mrs Capt
Sykes, U S A; f Or.''lior, E MarinnDeaUX, Gauu-
ME, Alf E,thlrr, II Thomson, Richards, W
Bsland, DR. P Darlington, 5 NevItt and lady,
A Cook A Grcanl " Hakpee, j II McltorA, Capt
S i Hunter, B C .tcheInr, II Frank, L.; G
Smith, rexa>; G Adams, Washington; o D Thomp-
son, I Beatty, La.
CITY HorEI.-S Hollingsworth, Miss A H0llings.
| worth W i Rnkhulter. z Gayle, j a Holt Mrs f
II Vim, G tiayntwnrth, Jnn Magutre Ala !
W Dloumt, Texas; Mrs SAITH Miss; j Abraham
ARK; bon W D Ytncey, w RiVes aud lady, Ala
| jas S Swar; l. Hubble, Ky; J NJ Sargent. NJ Jet
| frey, Mis-; j NJ Euurh, La; 7 Clay, Texas; Chas
Bacon, Ky; Andrews, City.
ST.. JAMES HoTEL-j W Robbins, " W MrKean
| c 5 Sanders, T"Na>; j N Muruhy, n Y: N H Hyal
3 Jacnb4, Va; Miller, $ nahHr, Gu; fhns I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20
TIE NORTHERN REACTION.

Southern Suhnissioni-ts fond of talking
about :" the great reaction at the North" Give
the Northern people a chance, they say, and ii
Will all be right. They were carried away by a
temporary frenzy bnt just wait for the "sobel
second thought" and it viii! be seen how true they
are to the whole UuiOn.
Well an election took place in New Hampshire
the other day for Governor, members of Congress-
and members OF the Legislature and :" the erea
reaction" in that State is thus summed up by tbs
Chicago Tribune:
New HAMPSHIRE The election in New Hamp
shire on Tuesday last rpsn|ted in a gorionq Re
publican triumph. In l36 toglR Berry, Republican
candidate for t,overn0r. leads his Democratic op
pnnent 4492 votes The Republican candidates
for Congress are alI elected and the Legislature is
Overwhelmingly Republican.
We congratulate the Southern Snhmissiousts
upon the splendid "reaction" which has taken
place ia New Hamnshina.
The man who lives for himself alone, lives for o
mean fellow,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20
VOLUME XIV

"a well be introduced in this Convention as the
banking bill now before it. The speaker then
went on to oppose the bill on its merits which he
did at great length, by consent of the house.
MIR. Estlin responded briefly to hIr. Walker, and
read extracts from the report Of Legislative com
mttee on banking, as refuting the position most
dwelt upon by Hr. ", and called for the question.
The yeas and nays were called, and the result
stood yeas 81, maya sc. So The motion to strike
out the enactng clause was lost by FIVE votes only
A motion was made TO adjourn, aud the motion
carried by a small majority.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20

SEIZURE OF THE SCHOONER REsTLEss.-The first
seizure at this port craving out oi the resignation
of United States Collectors at Southern ports,
took place on Wednesday,. On or about the I'd OF
January last. the schooner Restless of Great Egg
Harbor, N. j.. sailed from Philadelphia to Mobile
under the usual cOastng license. It appears that
this license binds all vessels in this trade abstain
from visiting foreign ports without proper egis
ter and clearance from the port of departure. The
violation of the rule amounts to fraud on the rev
enue. At Mobile the Restless got a cargo for Ha-
vana. Her captain, as usuAl, surrendered his IL
cense and applied to the Callecor at Mobiie for a
register. The Collector replied that he bad ceased
to be United StRtes officer, aud that he eonld not
furnish United States register. The captain en-
tered his protest had it coantersigned by the Span
ish Consul at Mobile, and sailed for Havana
whence, after Gischarging and reloddng, be sailed
for this port, arriving here yesterday morning. 0a
his arrival the schooner was instantly seized By
Mr. Sehell under the Sth section Of the ;. Act for
enrolling and licensing shiFs,' etc., date1 Febru
ary 2n, 1893. Wg believe that This is the first case
OF the Kind which has arisen at this pora since the
secession of the Southern States.
tNaw ynrS fiaya6, l5ill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20

TuIEyEs IN THE WHITE HousE.-The last scene
Of tie Presidents first Ievee was quite tragic The
mob OF coats, hats and caps left in the hall had
somehow got uextrieabIy mixed up and misappro-
priated Some thieves seem to have taken adyaR~
tage of the opportunity to do very good bnalaess
Some of the victims, utterly refusing to don ths+
greasy, kinky apologies for hats left on hand tlee
up their heads in haudkerchiofa, and SO Wended
their way home.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20
DR., HUNTER 5 TREATMENT.


New Grl FrbrrNrv I6. ls6l. 5
To the Editor Of The PicGUune-Sir: : consider
it nv duty to communicated the public some
facts on a subject which I deem Of the greatest
Importance.
fess:on in New York. my lungs became affected
hv frequent cnlls-there was constant Irritation
end debility which acted on my general system SC
much that nv appetite and general strength failed
and 7 WAS RAPIDLY sinking into a condition from
which I knew too well the ordinary practice o.
medicine could never eXtrcate me.
DR.. Robert Hunter. who is now in the city. was
then actively Distressing his views on the proper
treatment Of all affections of the respiratory or
gnng and was so fully impressed with their sCien
tifc correctness, that went at once to consult
him in my own cGsc, He examined me thoroughly
and after making careful diagnosis of my case,
prescribed for me such medicines as he wished me
fo inhalp through the admirable instrument he has
cNntrjved.
followed Dr.. Hunters advice strictly, and in
the cnnrsr nf a month was rewarded by finding
the irritation of my InrCs allayed. and strength
and tone Unmarried tn Them which they had not be
fore I still continued for several months, how
ever tn inhaIe his prescription and found con.
timed imnr0vpmpnt and strength as the result
The obstrrctions in my lungs being thus removed
the blood became viaized. my appetite increased
and mv general health became perfect.
Although it iG now six Years since had The hap
piness of making Dr. Hunters acquaintance.
feel that MY present excellent health is mainly duH
to his scientific treatment and with this conviction
most chperluily volunteer n statement of the
facts as they may prove useful to others. As a
medical man. have no hesitation iG prnunnTGifG
DR.. Hunters practice the only rational and sue
cpssfnl method of reaching the lungs. And having
myself experienced its happy effects, I would re
commend it to all who are in any manner suffering
in the organs of respiration.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20

LADY DAy1s-7H8 FIrst Var Vessel PsR 44fsoGs
bu S0atd Cttr0li,tG since the War Of car itsds-
Deadeqce, l776,-Ths vessel was bought by Gov
ern,,r Pckens at Richmond and altered for serylses
armed with twenty four Founders, and regularly
punped. She started Tuesday night on the harboE
defence with her complement of enlisted men
Lieutenant II B. Huger commanding, with FIRST
Lieutenant Dn2ier and Lieutepant Grinlbal. She
is ready for her work of defence, and Governor
Picketis has directed her to be named Lady Davis,
in compliment the lady OF the first President OF
our Gonedera.> States. fGharleston Courier, 14ta.