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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
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fks Ihcd.eT,
OHRTERS STEAMEn


In tho Shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
to ro3stl in ttco minutes, thC fastest
time On record. Call and see.
The undersIgned ree pectfuily informs has friends
Ia the District and visitors TO the city that he has
rehtted hs OLD and wELL-KNowN IsTG RLIsHMENT
In most thorough manner, and has made oom-
piete arrangements to furnish OYSTERS la any
scyle and any quantity 400 to 500 Is Ions shuoked
per day. 2 OtO to 900 osns of Splced and Eresh
put up daiy-osns heTmetloally sealed. Furnlthed
in the she'll BY the sushe or barrel.
Persons wishing to have Oy steEs furnished reru-
larly through the winter, st Batlmore prlces,
without fear of failure, thould cal and make ar
ransements at onoe Freight: time, and money
saved by purchasing Of ne, as furnish au article
equal to the celebrated Baltimore establishments,
at prices juet as low.
TO Suffers.
Canned Meats, LObsters, Sardines, Clans
Strawberries, TOmatoes, Pigs Feet, TrIpe, a Q !,
80, DC. Also, Pickles, Catsup, Saices, Brandy
Peaches, &c. Also, Game and r resh Fish, Tur-
ties, Tertapins, Fresh Lobsters, Cod, Helibut, o.
In fact, every thing for sale in the Northt IN ar
kets al Ways on hand, a. reasonable prices
Hotels and families supplied with Oystcrs, de-
uversd without onarge q any part OF thesDistrIct.
in season, If the money is seat with the order
My establishment is open from 5 q. m. to Il At
night. every Gay, except Sunday, when 1 close at
sen TN. HARVEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

At General Hospital, Union Hotel, corner Bridg
and Washington streets, Gsorgsto,on, Oct. IL. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

A Flood OF Union Saving Proportions
Poured upon the Legislsture-The Sub
tect Referred to a Special C0mmittee-s
A sword to be Presented to Major An-
ALBANY, Jan. I, 1861.
The republican members that remained at he capita
during the recess seem to have taken stand against
Mr. Robinsons Union resolutions whilst those Who have
been home to their constituents iavo returned strongly
impressed with the idea that they shcud be adopted
For some cause or other a strong opposition has
sprung up amongst the republicans representing tho
sronghods of the party who assert that there dipo
siton not to pass them. They win draw out sharp
debate and the present indications are that the contro
versy in the republican ranks the resolutions win
furnish another test Of the strength OF the Tribune and
Esng Journal republicans; but in the controversy the
Greeleyites viii not come OH as well they did tho
contest for Speaker.
Several petitions were presented tonight, iploring
the passage OF Mr.. Robinson's resolutions.
Mr.. Benedict, Of Albany, presented resolution
thorizng the Governor TO present Major Anderson with
sword on behalf of the citizens of the Empire State
Several other resolutions were presented, hsv-
ing for their object tho saving of the Onion. There
appeared to be mania amongst the members in this
respect each having string resolutions cut and dried
which, in his opinion, would save the Union All looked
strongly toward coercion, and had n smell Of gun
powder about them which may be taken
evidence that the public mind rapidly settling toward
the conviction that s inevitable. All patience with
the secessonsts seems to have fed
All the resolutions offered the subject referred
to select committee of six, Mr.. Robinson, Chairman
The republicans appear be about equally divided on
Robnsons resolutions AMI their may considered
doubtful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
THE NEW ADMINS TRATlON.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. o, 1851.
am able TO state the moSt direct authority that
Governor Salmon p Chase has not been rendered seat
in Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet and that Mr. Seward will GER
tany be Secretary of State should he desire the posi-
ton The Greeley faction is evidently off the track.
Mr. Lincoln disapproves of the proposition to admit
New Mexico with her Territorial slave code unchanged
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 7-l2P.M
am able TO say tonight, positive authority, that
Mr. Cameron has not been rendered the appointment Of
Secretary Of the Treasury He came here on his own in
vation not at Mr. Lncolns suggestion, and went away
disappointed The report of his appointment
was the result Of intimations dropped by him
here and elsewhere, and for a while was gene
rally believed even here, and by Mr. Lincoln's
friends No small Indignation is felt certain quarters
that he has permitted the report to go unconradiced
and the letters which came here from Washington desert
bng his self satisfaction when congratulated on his ele
vation do not allay the irritation.
This is the exact truth in the matter and
may be implicitly relied by your readers Most
emphatic protests against Mr.. Camerons appointment
have been received here from prominent republican
congressman which show that the matter is altogether
misunderstood there.
Leading republicans from all parts OF the State are
putting influences to work TO Mr. Chase's accept
ance of the place which Cameron did get They are
writing and telegraphng all the Union TO night
They say that he is the to stop the leaks aud
duce economy into the government, and that they
have him.
SrRrSGFIEID, H. Jan 81 A. NJ
The general impression here now is, that the South
win be represented in the Cabinet by members
least including Mr. Bates.
II is understood that Governor Chase intimated a
preference for the retention Of seat in the Senate
response 10 hint at probable offer Of place in the
Cabinet.
The tender OF a special train the Ptsburg Fort
Wayne ana Chicago Railroad has not been formally made
D. w. Boss the general agent Of the road and W. og-
den receiver, now here presumpvey in connection
with the matter. Pennsylvania influences at work to
induce Mr.. Inoolns passage through that State
Apprehensons Of attempts 10 prevent Mr.. Lncon's in
auguraion by force arect II said that letters have
been received here from responsible parties in Virginia
revealing plots 10 that effect.
Tho Organization Of the Legislature was prevented to-
day by Tie intentional absentaton Of the democratic
members The Governor viii recommend the reorganza
ton Of militia in his message
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08


PHILADELPHIA, JAN Z, 1861.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania state 5s IS; Reading Rail
road, 20 Morris Canal, So; Long Island Railroad 10Y
Penusy Sania Railroad, 3sis. Sight exchange New
York, "a \, per cent premium.
PpiLkDErPGIA, Jan. z. 1851
ffur firm and holders demand advance superfne
nj e. 20 81 37s Wheat drn red, 81 ~ q 81; white
81 10 81 80 Corn steady at roc: nj $40. Coffee
Rio, l. &c. l3jsc wrissey firm At 1870, lec.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Z, 1861
flo"r steady Howard street and ohin Il as 10, City
Ms at a. ~. Wheat steady: red, 81 - Al p; white,
81 40asi CO. Corn arm: new white and yellow at 62c
Soc. Provisions nominal lard, 10 lc. WI iskoy
steady at 1sc.
Cuc,Go Jan. Z 1861.
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet hc L.. decline: sales
1900 bushels, Al 79tsc for No. 4 15sc 76c. for No
IN store. Corn steady. sales % 600 bushels 2ec
store. Oats quiet Reccips--3,Tco bbs -four, 10 900
bushels wheat, "a 900 bushels Sight exchange on
New York-Bank rates advanced TO per cent premium
CNuvSATr, Jan. Z, 1851
Flour slow OF sale, but prices unaltered. whskey
buoyant at 1tAc. Hogs higher; the market opened OK
cited, but closed tame, and packers unwilling to
follow Up the advance-t8 rs 80 40 were offered and
20 80 80 so asked Mess pork advanced 10 SIG SIC
20. Lnrd in barrels at a1c 10c lard in Kegs 10l,c
Sight exchange on New York duTst per cent premium
Money market slightly easier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
Fire mt Fulton. n. Y.

FurroN Jan 7, 1861.
The Fulton Starch Factory, located this village,
burned last night Loss estimated at 800 600 to
$50 building insured for $40 co., and tho stock for
$4,000. The building occupied by iessees
OswEGo, JAN Z, 1851.
Tho following companies suffer by the fire at the starch
factory:on the building, 4Eina, Hartford, 81 500;
Phonix Hartford, $500; Good Hope, New York, $500
Nassasoit Mass chusets, 50 O0o Merchants Hartford
g. 600; Humboldt, New York, 81 500: Fireman's Fund
New York. 500 Western Massachusetts,, So 900 Spring
field, massachusetts, s. 600 Phonix, New York So 600;
Park, New York. 5000; HaIapden Massachusetts,
81 600 Conway, Massachusetis 5000 Atlantic $500;
City New Haven, 5000 Atlantic, Providence, So 600
The manufactured and manufactured goods were in
surcd for S37 500 in the following companies.-North
america, Hartford, g. 100; Fremans Fund, New York
SoS New s sew ro' New s3 yoS
s. 600 tna, Hartford, IS ,000 Unity, london IS 0o0
Home Jew York, $500; american Exchange New York
81 500, hwnix, nartford, &, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Indian Trust Bonds investigation
Affairs Ina Mexico-Return Of Minister
McLane, &c.

WASHINGTON, jan u 1901.
TIE rsDiy rRrsr BONDS SvTsrdGncS.
The House investigating committee on the Indian trust
bonds assduousy engaged in erretng out and prob
ing the bottom these robberes but as yet have made
little progress They have made discoveries mpcat
ing any persons except the parties known TO be nnp
Gated They have gone New York city, and viii re
main there FOR several days, 1t is understood they
are on the scent of seine New Workers who have
boon dabbling in these bonds, making money
out Of them and who supposed to hold good many
of them They found in their sngs here, in examining
Witnesses great difficulty to get at the facts They have
made discoveries indicating that the robberies ex
tended further back than July last They have not yet
examined either Bailey or Russell.
AFFAIRS
Minister McIane arrived here this evening and will
port TO the State Department tome Miramon was
st in possession Of the capital Of Mexico ut the head Of
about ten thousand men. The liberals are approaching
the city from three different points-Ampuda, at the
head of ten thousand men; Hureta, at the head Of
about the same number, and Ortega being the Com
rnander in Chief and having from FIVE to ten thousand
men under his immediate command. The total liberal
force is about thirty thousand They ought to be
before the City Mexico before the 1s of February If
they fail in these operations the state Of anarchy and dis
order i'll be than before. But the general
impression was that they would succeed.
The British Minister at Jalapa The French Minis
ter is in the City of Mexico but will not recognise Mira
mon The Prussian Minister, with Mr. Lovatur of the
American Legation, were at San Angel, near the city
Mramon is very active and the victory of zauca was
great success and greatly insprited his people.
Before Mr.. McIanes departure the foreign ministers
in person and through correspondence explained fran ky
fully each other the policy Of their respective
countries All the European ministers assured Mr.. Nc
Lane that there should be European intervention in
the affairs OF Mexico
The British Minister had notified the Mexican govern
ment that British fleet would be before Vera Cruz in
February TO enforce the demand he had made for
tuton of the money seized by Degolado in September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Albany, Jan. !, 1867.
Mr.. RAMSEY gave notice Of bills in relation TO the Su-
perior Court Marine Court and Court of Common Pleas
New York; the number of Judges their term Of Office
and election.
Mr.. KELLY Of bill TO amend the New York city
charter.
Mr. SPINoIA offered bin to incorporate the New York
Produce Exchange Company.
Mr.. WILLIAMS offered concurrent resolution adjourn
sine die the LIST of March next at ten F. NJ Laid over.
Mr.. GRANT introduced resolutions limiting the officials
of the Senate to the number allowed by The statute dis
allowing extra pay for services any pay clerks
Of committees unless appointed by the Senate.
After considerable debate they referred 10
mittee
Adjourned till eleven to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
THE SECESSION FEELING AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. :, 1851
Tie secession ticket IS triumphant Al the Senatorial
delegates and al but four the representative ticket
elected The city has been carried By 1.-Two hun
drcd majority. The city is jubant There great re-
iocings.
The election Tor delegates 70 the Convention !, Is sup
posed VIZ result three 10 in favor Of immediate
ocsson candidates. Many Union men have gone over
The State Military Board me; here yesterday in
session. Il h conicctured fer the prcruatons cf sewing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08

ScFREME COrRT, ClRftfr.--Fart Court OF Over and
TerIniner Part Mos 6270 1851 1904 1868, 73s, $780,
1872 1854 10, ~, a. 20 49, 30, 81 SO, IS, 40, as
34e, 6s7 3e1. Part 2-Nos $40 $50 500, ss4 $751; $780,
Is, ia 522 500, S. Az AS Los 1872 sal ass 500 900
$40 SIS, 400, $50, $40, 672. I44, I42, 74O.
COMMON PiE,s-part Mos. 80, IS, rs, a. 80, 40, 40,
IL AZ, % a. 49, 40, AZ, AZ Part Mos 40 80, so, 90,
"a, So, 81, So, 60, 90, 81, 90, 10, H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
MOVEMENTS or TROOPS.

BALTIMORE, IAN. y 1901.
The soldiers which arrived to-day from Carlisle were
cavalry and not infantry, and in number verc sixty
They their way 10 Harpors Ferry 10 protect the
arsenal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08

OrESlrc MArnRs.-we are glad TO state that
associated artists win he enabled TO give A
short season IN New York, commencing on
Monday, 2lst inst, with tho "Guramcnto Of Ierca-
dante. We understand that the proprctors Of The Aca
DENY offered the artists very cera terms md tina,
subscription IL talked ~ he company win include
four prirss docv-Madame Crlson Sgnorna lena Hiss
snh la Hinckley ard Miss Adelaide Philips three
encre -Brigncn, st,lhn and sbrglia; together with
Ferri (baritonc), s1sni and Coctti oca) and sgnor
Nuzio, conductor. In addition the usual repertoire
wears new opera, ON rallo n Masohora," VIII be
given provided Tho prbiic parcnagc s sufficient JUS
to the production of entirely ncw opera aud one
Which Involves great deal Of trouble and expense
The Brooklyn Acaderny q Hasic which the artists
pronounce perfect 5Oop, an be opened tn
public next Tucaday lJl,l, with concert, -
which Cosor, hignoli, Fcrri susn and Muzio will as
sst On Thursday, 1o,h, there will be grand oall.
Tickets to the and ball VIII DO sold at I've dol
lars, ticket admitting the bearer both occasions
On the 10th the concert OF Tho Brooklyn Philharmonc
Society will b. given n tho new theatre, and On the
2ad the Opera season, with the New York com.
pany az above namod, viii be commenced probably
with the "siclian vespcrs.r The performances viii be
ivded between New York aud Brooklyn--probabiy two
in New York and one in brooklyn each week II Brook
lyn pays better-and such result is not impossible
Rrooklyn wiz get two and New York W. hear that
our friends across the water great state Of excite
about their Opera season. and that there will be
very liberal subscription.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
MASS MEETING AT NORFOLK.

Nohf0iH, jan y, ISbt.
largo meeting was held here saturday night
strong speeches made argnt tho citizens to arm
then lives and place themselves In state deeuco for
any emergency, which loudly ohesred. Resolutions
recommending the Legislature to organ,c thoroughly the
military power Of the state and prepare for civil var.
should occur, scornlng coercion, and Preparing
sit invasion, were unanimously adopted with apr,lase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08

CHAnIrsroS-Steamship Columbian nunh
man, Mixer, w II Belts, G a Dunn and lady
Brady, n Thorn son, Ormond, A Ackermay
Beck, M Moran, 7 Kemp, u Swan. p M
Haley, J kenncday, Miss l. wrysel. Mr.
wrysel MIS- Morgan, X NJ bent, ~
MeSally, Miss Oakley, Miss L d Uncrd
Hasei and family, w Johnson, j Wells,
ran, Wnkinsoa, N I'm, whlsms--r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
TIE woRNNGMEN MEETING AT LOUIS
VILE.

The workngmcn adjourned meeting resclnded The re.
solution restricting liberty of speech md recommended
the election Of two delegates from each Congressional dis
trict TO the National workngmons Convention Ct rhln
delphia February ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
sAIuTEs IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

Bosom, Jan 1861
To c9bmomorato the battle Of Esw Orleans, and in
honor Of IL rd'rson, Governor Andrew has ordered
a salute ., onO hundred guns Boston Common 70.
morrow, nd national aias in 6feer other cities and
towns In the Commonwealth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08

SANDY HooE, Jan. $3.50 A. NJ
There yet signs Of the Palestine off
this point, now fully due. Wind light, S. W. Night
cloudy and very dark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08

POLICE FNFs--wHAI BDosEs MoNEy2-rhe 20
lice Cor remssncs Of duty and offences are
fined or punished by suspension Of pay The thus
arising amounts annually 10 about 900 $40 COO
Now, what becomes OF the money! There is account
Of II nc annual report Of the Commissioners Is the
city crced nth II in the annual appropriation for the
support Of tEe Police Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
THE GEORGIA CONVENTION.

WAsmScroS, Jan. Z, 1861.
hundred and four counties have heard from.
Seventy for immediate secession, twenty nine iT
operation and i've div idcd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
The srsairon Railroad.
SUPREME COURT.

Before Hon. Judge Leonard
JAN. TIE People and ne Trauees Of ne Sailors Snug
Hdvtcr John keyr, The Movor, &c, Of Ne,c rork--rhs
demurrer 70 the complaint IN the parallel railrosd
-he Court in elaborate opinion gives judgment
for defendants on demurrer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08

favna BAII---Mss ~ n Bawley concert will take
place this evening, and az 4 naugurstes the new A.
will be ~ interesting event.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08

The bark j. r. Lockhart arrived to-day from Glasrov
reports, 18th u, latitude AZ longitude a. fell in with thu
British snip Rosa from Montreal, with grain for Livr
pool, sinking; took of the captain and crew eichtec
number, and brought them here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08

~ HAkRNbuRG, Jan. 7, 1901.
Mr. Cowan was nominated for Senator on the sixth
ballot Cowan, IS; Wilmot, 49, Walker q Necessary
10 q choice, 80.
The democrats nominated Mr.. Foster over witte by
vote.
Henry u. Moore, Of Philadelphia, was nominated for
state Treasurer, FOR both long and short terms by &C
clanation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08
THE MISSISSIPPI STATE CONVENTION.


JACKSON, Miss, Jan. I, 1861.
majority OF the delegates assembled in caucus this
morning, and adopted resolution requesting the Pres
dent appoint committee TO draft ordinance Of
cession on the part of the State of Mississippi
Tho has ordered the artillery prepare ball
cartridges The delegates to the Convention unani
NOUS FOR secession.
ne Convention organized at twelve O'Clock tbs morn
ing.
A. J. carry, Of INwndes, was made President on the
third ballot.
Prayer offered by Mr. Marshall, IF Warren, invok.
ing the assistance Of Almighty God the deliberations of
tho peoples servants.
Tho remarks OF the Presden; favor separate secession
resolution that a committee OF fifteen be appointed
by the President with instructions TO prepare and report
speedily possible ordinance Of secession provd-
Ing for the immediate withdrawal Of Mississippi from the
federal Union, With view Of establishing rev con
fcderacy, 70 be composed Of the seeding States
The committee will be amount ed tomorrow
4 committee of three, to wait On the Governor, was
appointed.
Adjourned till To morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-08

The new City Government at BOSTON.
BosroS, Jan. 7, 1891.
The new city government naugurated at noon
today. H. Bradley chosen President OF tho Council
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Martin Of Ohio. opp.

Martin Of Ohio, opp.
McClernand Of Illinois, opp.
Mexican OF ". ", rep.
Mckinty of Pa, OPP.
,. Mcknight Of Pa, rep.
McPherson OF Pa, rep.
Milward Of Pa, rep.
Montgomery Of Pa, opp.
Morehead OF Pa, rep.
rep. Morrill, Of w., rep.
Jpp. Norris of Pa, rep.
Morse Of Maine, rep.
Nixon Of N. j., rep
Ohm of N. ", rep.
Palmer OF N. Y, rep.
Perry Of Name, rep.
Petit Of Indiana, rep.
Porter OF Indiana, rep.
Pcttle of n. ", rep.
Reynolds OF N. u, OPP.
Rice Of Mass., rep.
Riggs of N. j., opp.
Robinson Of X. 1. rep.
Robinson of Illinois, opp.
Sedgwick Of N. u, rep.
Sherman OF Ohio, rep.
ep. Sickles Of N. ", opp.
Spaulding OF N. ", rep.
spinner Of N. ", rep.
Stanton of Ohio, rep.
Stevens Of Pa, rep.
Stewart Of Pa, rep.
stratton Of N. j., REP.
Tappan Of n. H., rep.
Thayer of Mass, rep.
Theaker of Ohio, rep.
Tompkins Of Ohio, rep.
Train of Mass rep.
Trimble Of Ohio, rep.
yandeyer Of Iowa, rep.
Wade Of Ohio, rep.
Waldron of Mich, rep.
Walton of Vt, rep.
Washburn of Wis, rep.
Washburne OF Illinois, rep.
Wells Of N. r., REP.
Wilson Of Indiana, rep.
Window OF MINI, rep.
Wood Of Pa, rcp.-l24.
NAYS.
Hughes of Nd. OPP.
Jones OF Ca, opp.
Kunkel of Nd, opp.
IAndrum OF La, opp.
Leach OF N. q opp.
Love Of Ga, opp.
Mallory of KY, OPP.
Martin Of Va. opp.
Maynard OF Tenn, opp.
McRae Of Miss, opp.
Moore OF KY. opp.
Moore Of Ala, opp.
Peyton OF KY, opp.
Phelps OF No., opp.
Pryor Of Va, opp.
Quarles OF Tenn, opp.
Reagan VI Texas, opp.
Rust OF Ark, opp.
Scott Of Cal, opp.
Sims of KY. opp,
Singleton Of Miss, OPP.
smith of N. O., opp.
stevenson of KY, opp.
Stokes OF Tenn, opp.
vallandigham OF Ohio, opp.
Vance OF N. G., opp.
Webster at Nd, opp.
Wright Of Tenn, opp.-8
confusion, said, tomorrow being
battle Of New Orleans, in honor
who said, "the Union must and
move that whom we adjourn We
Q adjourned till that day.
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Salute I'm Honor OF the Memory OF Gene
raj Jackson.

-. AUBURN, jan 7, 1851.
Ono hundred guns VIII be fred in this city 10. morrow
In Lono OF the memory General jackson a. the hero
Of the Battle OF New Orleans and the defender OF tho
Union against notification and treason