New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-04

Il saturday, anu was succeeded on Monday by GhAl
lotte Cushman, who played Nancy Sykes, in toiiTe
/ Twist, y with the impression thatit would draw a
immense house, which it didn't do 1t is YER
strong and painfully real performance, and make
4 a man SILVER.
! Miss Laura Keene has got ore hundred night
I out of the "Seven Sisters through putting AM
4 Ledger style of advertising. Tonight she cele
brates the event by grand display of fireworks
from the front Of the theater.a There was anothe
event which happened to her last week, which sh
4 does net believe, purpose to celebrate. Georg
Jordan got his judgments for back salary afirme,
4 j. the General Term of the Common Plea Court
4 Miss Keene can take the case up to the Court 0
Appeals, but as that is rather DEAR presume tha
she viii prefer to pay the Judgment hard as tina
will be, after all the tall swearing on the severa
trials.
/ Through a typographical error you made N,
/ call Page, the artists wife, Miss Page. She wa
4 duly married to Page and furnished the model o
his celebrated Venus. The union, however, be
came disagreeable to Mrs. Page, and she seeded
with an Italian Count who pleased her no better
"A than her husband. Now she is like the lastrose OF
4 summer, left blooming alone, and purposes to
Il come out as an actress.
\ hear Of three new plays, two already printed
ana Valniy looking lof chahce 20 " acteu anu
the third, three act coiheoy' py EDWARD 'shhins'
WelRno#n 1oufhalisI anu cr'tis' 10 De aohe I'M
/ medateiy at Naitacks me printed pays are a
4 i've act comedy ~ =. b. Goodfieh, tson OF oid
Peter Parey) eaiiea fl'Ftatioh, ana sun another
hve aft COMEDY Inc e9p ahd Llp,,s from the
french' ~ lestosa9s7af &c ttsa' tf9t2} oF MISS
faafla aaleot, oaaghtef OF 'he popular conteeiah'
sBy the way, ne mas recovered after pelng given
up by the aoofors+)
These plays have been printed, in order to let the
people see what a set of asses the managers are,
to reject them. AfterI have read Goodrich's play,
I'll you know what is. Miss Waicots is pretty
fair, but was not played because the cast could
not be satisfactorily arranged.
# Max Maretzek has arranged for an operate cam
paign in Mexico, and will drop in upon you as he
poes along. III has Madame D,Anari. tbe sisters
Natal CMisses Heron) steffani and Briglfa nenors>
and Others
LFNFANT TERRIBLE
KFy wRsT ropRrspnsnr,ynr
II. N. - .r.
specsito the New Orleans Crescent
KEy-WEsT, Feb. Is, 1861
mfr. Edfor-The q. s. schooner Florida. Lieut.,
Pickering, u S. N, arrived at this port the 10Th
inst from Havana, with dispatches for the officers
in command Of Forts Taylor and jefferson. Capt.
NJ. G.. Meigs was ordered to Washington, being re-
lieFed by Lieut.. Reese, of the Engineers. He left
Havana the 18th in the DeSoto for New York.
The steamship Daniel Webster, Miner, with a
detachment Of recruits in charge of Capt. Daw-
son, LIST Artillery, arrived at this place tile evening
Of the 22d On the Esd, sixty-two recruits for
Capt. j ". Brannan's company, were landed at
Fort Taylor. The Webster brought large guam
tlfy OF stores Tor the use OF the garrison Alter
eoaling she proceeded to Tortugas, with recruits
to III up MAJOR Arnold.s company and also six
months supply OF provisions Tor that post.
lt IS reported mat the webster is bound to Bra
zos ana lhdahola ZOE the troops now at those |
points. IL IS neheVed mere that four companies |
are 70 pc thrown into Forts Taylor and Jefferson,
anu the remaining three companies taken to New |
7 ore.
haJor Porter, Ad]utant-lieneral is on board the
y ehster' and Will accompany the Texas regiments
p thelr places 81 destination
Capt. smith, OF fopographioal Engineers, has
oeen sent out by the Lighthouse Department to
inspect the Reef Lighthouses. He leaves this city
.o-day n the Y. >. revenue cutter Appleton for
cape Florida.
s me 2sd OF FEBRUARY was the occasion of firing
national salute at Fort Taylor by Capt. Brannan;
'hrsy-Iour guns were hred. me American flag
appeared from the cupoias OF the warehouses in
no CITY, Wien one exception. The hotels, public
eezceptng inc ousfom- House) and ship
,ing were covered WIN bunting. Lieut. Ward, of
me ssiaha uuafa, aehserea an address to his COM
'any' WIG oeiepraeeo tne day IN very patriotic
manner.
me snip oiiItont meOleliand, having completed
ler repairs. salea-the Iath inst for Boston. Her
xpehses' including savage amounted to $4,000,
men sum was advanced by James Flor, Esq, the
suai security DeihB gwen. (
IT. Y, p.,s 'auas Anaefson saiea tue I5thfor New
o y, que ootalneo crew az 'nls port
LUG oaiA 'Ani7st Anore"s' burch from Alnatt- {
- pouiu " hiserpooi, arrived the l4'l' oeing
lolt =. pfoYsiohs ahu VIA, proken ehronometer'
i y, on oosslt, sue saneo tne ieth.
me schooner =. D. myers, coeb, from Matagorda
sh coltoh TOT new YORK, arrived the 10th with
fohen pop.stay. ohe MADE the necessary repairs
n -, saiiee tIe iatl
/. ine sup AsuIAso,, osps' runner, "ith cargo
: " ~ oeean 3ta'' .sseiy wreck
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