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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

CAUTION TO The OWNERS OF Does.-sixteen
oerson. were Yesterday arrested by the police OF the
Sixth Precinct B,ooklyn, and fined from ~ SO TO y
each for letting their dogs run at large unmuzsisd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
DIED..

CLARKon Thrrsssy Aug 10. after short Illness hichas'
tn fn Is will ake place this tFhdsy) afternoon st O'clock
ron b. late retdsnce No. i2l Worh street Tho hehas
aud scausibances also tho fn-mboIs oi TIE fusen hS'
Guard, arc respectfully invited TO attend
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

THE THIRD RHODE ISLAND BATTERY.
Tne Third Rhode Island Battery arrived about ii
O'Clock on Thursday morning, at Pier No. !, North
River Oh their way TO Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
CoLORs PRESENTED TO THE ANDERSON
TnItAVES

Gen. Andersons gin OF stand ofcf lort 70 The above
regiment took place on "Wednesday at Rkers Island,
the ficiaiug donor being DR.. CrAniord Of Fort Sumter
fame. Dr. Crawford uade soiDe happy remarks, 70
which the Colonel Of the ree iment duly responded
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

Each of these regiments or organizations hss oeeh
isiedby our reporters and upon the statements OF the
q Hfces the total number of foots up sixteen thous'
and e,s hundred and thirteen I6ll3l. Osiy three or
ur ef these regiments have aqp'o1mated any where
mar q maximum standard, while at least rs or ~
are below TIE minimum. Tue Anderson Zouaves ano
the l. pg leland Volunteers IN readiness To mafcr
and the Cameron Rifles and Irish Regiment can be got
ready, with diligence and attention, by next week.
considerable number of the regiments 30 called
sarce,y number .0j men. Yesterday was the last day
of the term allowed by the War Department to Colo
nes for the completion Of regiments condtionaiy &C.
cepted and unless Secretary Cameron extends It, all
the uni vrn ed regiments which the Coionels have been
OF su, pains 70 raise, will be consolidated under our
S;iie law.
This result viii be grievons disappointment 70
those sspr,pg the rank of Col nes but at the same
tine wsl rejoice the recruits themselves, whose am
Lit on is to yet forward with all possible dispatch TO
the test Of war. In other respects, the effect VIII be
pro5uctive of beneficial results, the men VIII be
sranIed TO elect experienced o6ccrs. or the A Ieg
uents, 10 have not been accepted condifionally or
stierwse and consequently can hold out bat email -
ducements for enlistment.
Under General Orders No. 70, promulgated by Adl'''
Gen Campbell, July 80, each regiment will be organ
ixed ae follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

AT Chicago exchange is par to | y cen. on New.
York. AT Milwaukee the rate is 4S5 p cent. A.
Cincinnati the rate was l v cent, and quet
The statement Of the Boston Banks for the last vesk
compares with the previous week, and for the corr,
spending week of 1860 az follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
Arrived.

Wet ras. Lo@aps ..S lie Of VIII, ].S a,s p b.
Frost AHs oD 10 .' rSsS sis q sss s.n ssSs .~.; H.
snd stoP yard s.s ss.{ .ss sp' i !: p:
'lssi sa fr Ss'ss i1s S.l d. S1if Kemp o
during rs gaze SsIe rom s. 4 to l. n T. los, two jl9@
schr Indian Queen (tr, tu,sssed Of Non,rea h9dgso
fs'i II. s'sa'd s iSn Sa''s bah fiosn.e
Oh fa pa jsan :..n.o .e who .s; :.
SIss 70 : P..sd ."d sa %a S. r ~
ssh s.is ss: ';s s d Il Gs..s s.. es'''i
@s of NeYors sew two steamer. t,'9s sss s.sS s1
hot ,iue tow ard u.s. sDd lien TUNED swsy' were 'pTssS
cruising 81, ~. .. po,,ans
ss Mains. days a e .,Ia H:Is:. y: s:.
gsys5 sn5 y 7si.1 d.1. $3.50 su.Ds .s 70 !. T. knoI
hssi@ ssSr. oSss" WsS. iSr I'.1sns g. Johns B,
scil. Entire kirni-r Z. port. for AlS,1y c,,,..
scSr Dan s@ih ;cf New Haven't Denton AsI Cys.p
.S;s S.,1 s,i M..rs s.$ssts ssrd e.ass
hates ol Fsimouh for orders, she 's, ~ We a, ia
Cove, Young fOs Bs..0n 4 ,s ''A s'leS N ''"i'''
'cs, xrey N.wB.dfsrd mde and ps's
Steamer Iouade. vsndsv.er PhsaspAs md'' to
s:esne Novelty Shaw Pblsd,lphis nd's TO b'ss' AaS
Steamer Elisabeth, Foster Baltimore ndss 10 "''hAm W.
Marina Crosby Bain mds 10 ~ ~ "a ~ s,d svs
Steamer Osprsy Kseney, Provdsaos, md's !" -
s,tpp ,.hn.rt Jane. wi.n, Mop.T'oso, ,,,nrs, Sn
Thomas owen Nasvi.;i kisE Es sreS:ss Yer. Cruz Cruz
Caroline, A'faSs, o'ss.a sr Calais hen Phsas,phis Z.
SELowsfs o. sA:n % nSS' "s IN III III
s. .:' q. ises,t ss; tss s'I Issps.tSy Gays Haansy
"ssn,s5 s,1n NI~ Npa,ins .h. day. from HsoasH
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
LOEL MILITARY MATTERS.
or RECRUITING IN THE CryT.

Within the last three months great improvement
has been made in The system Of recruiting in the ey
nd soldiers ere now postered into the service en-
ssrped, subsisted and worked up into good war ma
sssial with vastly less fnss and trouble and without
he parades and drumming about the streets that 90
CARED in former days. The absence Of this pomp
md circumstance may Iced many to the conclusion
chat the war spirit has died away, but such is not Tue
Ast; and to use an expression made use OF by an i'
9ectipg officer yesterday, recruiting is gong On NJ a.
Sasf at present in New-York as is healthy Inc
sepo TIA there are 900 or 81 600 soldiers exclusive
of officers now in THE city and the suburban camps :,
shis station 10 totally incorrect, and officers
raising regiments do themselves great injustice "
segeratipg their numbers. There are ior.y e.
.renss in .his city, more or lees advaneeu' unu'' Wv
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

We are informed by the agents OF the fenhsy"shn
Central Railroad that the damage to the fisonrgn'
Fort Wayne and Chicngo Railroad VIE out sngh'' 'nS'
the trains are running regularly. ..
The business Of the Clesring-iouse is &io'""V"'
There is an improved feeling in Treasury Notes, under
the ccrtainy that more will come upon The Market
and fses have been made at 81 aHi In the money
market there IL no change 10 note. The supply on
demand ia atuudany large at as5 y cent on f'yori'e
oateras, aud on paper oi the highest character, oi@
7 v cent.
The annexed table, made up by an experienced
accountant will be Of interest to ul who are PurpoSing
10 iuver. in Government securities. The following
prc.s for U. s. stocks will yield the same centagc
y. IN. " cent stock Of 1881:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
Di.sssssrs, ks.

ra, ,a-Tbe bark NJ. B. Hartman Of Nsy.i"S
to Soks firing with ca 70 ., .nss S0 ~. mnO ss
he Maid Of sorssSsps s ss III s' .es 's' tie &
celssd $50 so r.. Ameic,n sLip Alma from Nsw
York WIZ ,h. ~ Inst con.idsrsDs pat ct the cargo
saved. III 4. n, Fxchapas, ficu River rist4
vss foaJ s su e. css T. SssYs
ard oId The ships usesa LspIi sntSn Rosu snd Osbs
iscos SsSsr ;s% rscs sd 70 United sss have all si'ss
ieasy, ano W" ,sy Aug IA schooner snehc'eo on
r.Is ri, N niSs Ut 10 O'Clock with isfsnss' s'''
ins VIZ m ,sr, weasel; ~iud heavy nom = ,.,e -
70 oe su A., iSlhe bsrk Good hops ssao,s
=, scia h eonsisnsd to brown. Bros Co.,
By f's.ls q dsps.ch states .hs, she 0s and at
ate isrsOr. =. -. hin fsou Chincaa 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

Berdan sksrpshooters,
Brooklyn phslsnx,
Cameron Light Infantry
Clinton Guard,
Constitution Guards,
Eleventh Regiment
First LorrIslaOd volunteer.
First Regiment Irish Artillery
First Washington OTeysi
Fremont Regiment,
German Rangers.
Hawkinss Zousyes,
Lincoln Cavalry,
Mechanics Rifles,
Manhattan Rites,
Own,
Presidents Life Guard,
Second Fire Zousves,
Third lrish Regiment,
Union Life Guard,
VsTisn's Battery,
Yates Rifles.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

following DSmes;
AadsrseD LCHGyos,
British Yoi lntsers,
Cameron Legion,
Cameron Rifles,
Gel. SerreIl's Engineers
D,Epuenil Zouayes,
i1ety lith Regiment,
first Regiment 6nicn Brigade
ifst Oregon Rities,
Empire Z0uayes,
ttx.nsp Hilyk Sha-psbeoteif'
EsI is Cavalry,
Honyed Regiment, :
HcClt han Regiment,
Hsssan Rifles,
Mounted Rifles,
EsH- York Rides,
8ostt Isifs Guard.
e,nondl Z esinept N. Y. 3. NJ,
fkusy -se. eath Resine%s,
huSsee ssaits Chssseore,
Mt<hirgton .Zonaves,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

Negotiations in process for the pnrchase Of other
ve,seIs Meantime, the vessel, referred 70 having
bon ..n .,r..uy po.Sr-@- ~ re "o's'cneht are IN
forward state Of preparation, many Of them hearty
ready for sea- Il is expected that by The time Navy
Deuar, en ,hal have decided upon the appointments
Of commanders and ac!ng spmSsters, that meet if not
all of these vessels will be ready for sea.
Tue god work e gong on.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
COMJKERCZAL MAz2ER&
s.,c, =, 81. stock R.cssnge... AUG. 10.

"A eon N c sQf ,s,I al 600 III llel 1T NJ bds 70
Is ~ n; ys Saj connon ss ono Mich "a NJ bds COL
ooo IT. ~. lg7l regstd Pell rs Bark Of America.. Vi
u 100 u T. So 1854 coupon "a % Metropolitan Bsns.' ~
lo6cO Treas y ye.r 9e 30 ImpcnIs radrs bk' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
New-York is to fun,ish for the wer. The hes,eSHn'
has annointed definite tiaas and places ~ W'' 1 ~

win test The ski in targot-r,ng Of al Sor 70
enlistment II is distinction worn he expected
belong to this corps and close rivalry may ''s@r
among tho crack sbots Of he Island, ,,;,oes.
The following are ho appointed places aD
Baoos1vx-A. the corner of Tenth avenue ~ s,adsy the
tec fn5sy the lsh r:s so5a cars run TFeptis,h
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19
m CREOLE RACE
sHERIFF7S SAT. 81,


SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS va
q EeT % Orleans sAAUEs p D9RsEf--sso. 2ass
NV VIRTUE of an alias pIsrfeS writ OF
9 heri facias to directed by the S Dis
ct Court OF New Orleans, above entitled viii
proceed to sell at public auction. Hotel
street between Camp and Nagasine streets, on
ing described property, viz 'Gs5l3
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in The Fifst nis-
rct Of this city in the bounded tas Foce
iFod and atayet,e streets The said ot being
designated as lot No. TO plan ait passeI
before William Christy, late Notary Public IN The
lgth day Of February 1850 and which lot frlns
Of % feet inches Fouccr
lines in depth, between parallel lines
Seized in the above suit F3s4 SFH8& E8ss
TERMS-Cash the SPOT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19


BY G. E. GTRARDEY 81 CO.,
g. E. GfaARBgY. Auciioneer
ofce-No. 81 Magazine street.
TUESDAY. Feb. 10, 1861. at IL o,cloclc NJ
l. AZ the City 1pfe Common street rTcfinT will
slaves. to.wit 20 ~
JnURpAN, aged 81 years. No. plantation ca ponter
HUGGlNS aged 70 Jears, fair blacksmith d No. field
hand. 1900
g. PORTER aged % and No Geld hand
WASHINGTON, aged % years, fair engineer and No
field hand ~
s. hOR. aged 26 years. No ] field hand
G. JOHN, aged q years, No i field hard
I. MILTON. aged 10 years. No. field hand.
{. SOLOMON, aged IA wears, pouEhboy.
8. STEPHEN, aged IL years, pouelboy.
10. DANIEL. aged 10 yea'R, plouehboy
T. SARAH. aged II years. house servant. etc
H. LEILA aged II years. choice washer ircner and
noHse - ~
H. MARGARET aged 25 years and child aged years;
hetntess perfectly accomplished sbont domestic affairs.
H. NANCY, back. aged
Al very likely. and fully guaranteed against the vices and
rnaladies prescribed by Law.
TEkAs-~ix twelve eighteen and twenty four month,
credit for notes secured by approved
te bearing interest at the rate OF anuir Or
II le purchasers prefer, cash. Line months
proved factors, acceptance With per interest.
Acts Of sale before f. Barnett, Notary Public the expense
Of the puTcha.erB. flo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19

a. ROYAL, SAELHI AMER,
w.
Nos is Canal and II Crossnan Streets
Sign OF the Root Hog or Die.
Manufacturer Of all kinds of Plain Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULINS, Also all kinds OF FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies che purposes with
Fagatf5 to suit Fall and Purchase Rope Sings etc.
and furnished to order at the shortest BLOCKS
sizes ready strapped likewise kinds OF heavy BLOCKS
SPARS and RIGGING, suitable for raising machinery any
other heavy Elateral
have likewise on hand fre lot of SPRUCE sPARs whic,
offer for sale Cheap for Cash
All of the above articles be found Nos II
CrossTnan streets, New Orleans.
n B. Sail and Rigging work in all its branches and country
orders promptly fed ut the shortest possible notice.
nl9 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19
G, CAVAROG & 60.

q CAVA1sOc 6. CO.,
COMMISSI0N MEROHAWTS,
70. ZIG Royal street,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING BRANDS
Wines.
CHATEAU BILLION Il A. sETGNOURET FIR EREs.
a . - randEcs.
COCO PERE Fills,
ACHILI.E PETIT
j. A. GUFRTN,
j. b. BARON,
W. LEROY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19

In Store and for Sale:
1880 boxes Claret, good ordinary.
$50 Chateau Dillon Chateau MnrgauE, do.
Laittc Cos d'Estournel, Leoye Chateau Laour,
and A. Srigno7ret Tteces.
10 boxes White Wine, Chateau Yducm.
S5 Ei.~sac
1875 casks Claret, good ordinary.
% Chateau Dillon.
As half casks :.
10 casks White Wine H4ut sauterne
30 barrels :. :.
80 ha1f casks e. =.
900 bnSkets AniSctte. extra.
100 boxes Swiss Ahsynlh, z. Perraud.
100 :. E. :. G. F. Berger.
II boxes Chambertia, Oh. Lerey Il Ct4. Lgier Belar
s :. Romance :. :. ..
10 :. Clos. Euneeot :. :. .
30 ha,kes Champagne, Drc de Montel1ello.
20 Eug. Ccquot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19
g. <o!ss !sssoE'. =; VEGAS DANCING AoADE4g

( fOdd Feilpws' Hail
Prof. ]. Vegas respectfully announces c his
5ends ard The public generally that his Dancing AcaE.
ny VIII be opened for the st Odd FeiIowB Hall.
vi The teaching will commence
SATURDAY, November 10, 1860.
Tbs days and hours Of iHon ure as feows:
ChildenFnesdays, Thursdays aurdays, from till
O'Clock P. N. ~.
Gcnernensondays, Wednesdays Fridays from til!
0 O'Clock ?. VI. -
LADIES ClaTpesdays Thursdays Saturdays from ID
Private Glasses will be formed exclusively Ladies'.
PFacicBg Parties for Ladies and Gentlemen every Wenes
day, at 8 ?. ".
Prof j. Vegas will g7e lessons seinarfes and IN private
families. " f
Particular attention will be given Children rcany ns
Fancy Dances baore taught city, brought
- " = 20
H. Vegas will give seri,s Of his Chdren's Fancy Dress
Balls, including the great May Day Festival.
The musical dertneH is under tbs charge the
artist Mr.. L. BTyersdoHer. 'T
Fer apply to j. VEGAS Odd Fellows hail. or al
r r WffiElts'S Music Store. No. Camp n8 3Ia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19

MILITARY BOARD OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
@Resolyed, That the resuia lions S esfa eeSE h,
shed by this Board with The 10 yonn
teeT bonds etc be printed and deposited with The
companies In this State desiring be furnished With
equipments etc. under the gsatue of hi
State apply said Adjn'Rnt General said reenIa
tons FORMS and also for their commissions when said
regulations and forms complied with.
TH0S o. MOORE
President of the Military Board
H. II. HALsEY Secretary. d29 If
y streat. mig ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19
CoUTHERN HOME RNTERPRIsEs

SOUTHERN HUME EINEEEGRREaEE
A FIRST CLASS STEAM SOAP FACTORY, under the
management Of Il FIRST-CLAss, PRACTICAL SOAP MAN
UFACrURE6-he first enterprise fits kiad LIBERAL
SCALE presented in New Orleans for Southern patronage
PELIC A N
Chemical and Steam Soap Works.
FRONT, NoTRE DAME AND FULTON sFEEErs-Eas-
ing the river, just below the Steamship Landing.1
NEW oREEAEs.
Every variety of Soap manufactured and WARRANTED
EQUAL every respect the choicest Northern brands of tho
like grades and prices and JUST AS CHEAP.
Only give the New Orleans home manufactured PEIIGkN
SOAP" fair and unbiased trial. and you will think Of
sending North any more for that commodity,
r. WELLS. Proprietor
k.sosps manufactured the Mexican market; also 70
suit any order. las GrMs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19
Esrinlies, under Custom-FFouse Keys:

Landing ex ship Resoiute, from BorE enux :
100 ca,ks Clsret, Panilac.
100 >. - ST. Julien.
l25 St. Fstephe.
30 barrels White Wine, taut sauerne.
272 boxes Caret, C4ntenRc
93i St. Julien.
20 barrels White Wine Vinegar.
100 baskets AniSet.e, extra.
100000 fine Corts.
35 casks Claret, Chateau III Ion.
60oe quarters sardioes iii Oil, Testats
500 baIYes E. :. .
$40 boxes Caret, Chateau Dillon
81 LtroSe.
IL =. Pichon Ionruc7ilIe.
10 Chateau M4gaux.
10 Chsean Ia'our.
Olive Oil, ). PIagnioI.
1919 baskets quarts
200 pipts.
Expected per ship Fanny Ealer, from Slarsefles.
|
VerInouth.
$50 boxes Molly, Prnt < Co.
Expected per ship Fanny Eeer, from MarseIles
To Arrive per ship Stephen Baldwin, from
Bordeaux
l25 casks Claret. ST. Eslephe.
100 Paulac.
100 -. Canensc.
IS .. st. Julien.
80 barrels white Wine, HI. sauterne.
ITO boxo' Claret Cantcns@
$50 St. Julien.
1U0C0 Bong Gaps.
16 casks CIaret, Cotes de Fronssc
20 Chateau Dillon
20 =. Chateau Talbot
For sale by c. CAyARoC CO.
fe!5 ltawlm No. ll6 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19

acclinnaed and accustomed The Of Sugar from
Plantation ill the Parish of Jefferson dekts
without limit. n '
BY C. .'GIRARDEY & CO.,
@. Z. G1RARDEY, Auctoneer,
Office No. 81 Magazine street.
"WEDNESDAY. Feb. 30, 1851, at 1s o'clock
w NJ the City Hotel street between CHTnn
and Magazine Streets at public auction the following
Slaves, to wit
l. DAVID, aged "a years. poughman and good carriage
driver. =
SAM aged % years, No dcher chopper field hand
3. JOH N aged "A No. l
4. HARRY, aged 35 years. No cooper.
B. JULIA. aged l8 wears, No. Geld hand.
G. MlII.Y, aged Is years, No ! field hand
T. ELIZA. aged l6 years. No. field hand
s. MARTHA, aged 20 years, field hand.
9 MARTHA, aged 20 years, field hand.
TO- Ma RSHAll aged 35 yenrs, poughman teanster and
field hand.
H. Nj SOF aged % years, engineer sugar engine
also mill md his brother
H. EMANUEL, aged "A years, No. field hand pouelman
tc. -
l3. LIDnY aged % years, co2k, washer and ironer
"a HANNAH, aged 24 years cook, washer and ironer
T. ANN, aged l6 years, field hand
16 EVE, Heyd rs ears, field nand, and her daughter
II Lucy aged IL years.
1e DICK, aged 50 years, No carpenter blacksmith
and his wife and child.
sally aged q years. cook, washer and ironer
OHTANIE aged years.
All fully nneed against thc vices prescribed
by law These Negroes sold only
and accustomed the culture of good
drilled
RaFERMS-O half cash, balance twelve months credit
Tor approved city ac"fpnnces secured by mortgage the
Acts Of sale before p G. Cuvelier, Notary Public,
pense of the purchasers.
The Office of the auctionee for public
INSPECTION the day preceding sale. fel2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19

CITY AUCTTOREER,
And AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL. AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, ETC., etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal attention OF Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and Me
ehandise generally
He invites attention TO his system OF plans plan
Real Estae-naugurEted large expense-embracng every
and lot in every square, with the
thereof the the owner other
taken from the most authentic sources-securng in the
chase sale and aFpsisemen Of Real Estate unequaed adva
ages and information.
RFurnure and other out door sales attended TO- se21 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19

SrrEalsrEYpEsT's OFFICE, NEW CusToN-HnUsE2
New Orleans Fen If, ISji {
All persons having claims against the
New nstoa! lrlsc. Nv tTtt prete1Eed, will please
send them in for eXRmin uior.
fel9 z 7. X. VIVA RTON. srnrrntr .le1t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19
TUESDAY EVENING. res+nary d. lss,.

y 1H11'1.fss IL
he fdrn2Is domestic drama written by Geo Janpsu en
,.tc me oI4D Southern tretc Tom
Mr.; Geo. Jamson; Daisy oetoto5el Mre
DeRar; MIS-. Toodles Mrs. a. Hind 83 73lt 1ss' ~
E-Dn Wednesday Maggie Mitchell VII s1-aar Il,
general desire, in THE CRICK ET 1pfA' ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19

aa~ aa~Montgomery Guards, Attention! !-The
above CONTAIN meets for drill exercise every THURSDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock, at the Arory the Recorders
0ce) of 81. CHARLES and Lafayette The
bers are requested to be punctua. By order of
NJ. NOLAN Captain.
NJ. COSTELLO, list Sergeant il3l If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19

A GANG OF LIKE..Y SLAVES, OS LONG CREDIT
without reserve, to close planting interest Two years
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19
AmtituIar S25Iotltrs.

CITIZENS BAEE LOUisIAsA,
New Orleans, Fen. ~ 1861.
RS This Bank viii DC closed on Friday
next 22d inst, Washngoas Birth Day due day
must be paid tie day previous
fe9 it F.. RnUSsFaU u. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19

The MUSEUM is open with the TE0-HEa DEB 4GJTRI.-
which will remain only Ivss
Curiosity in Existence tbs grand etc adnjsSiop
50 certs, f.i9
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19

RENNEs, BREST ORLEANS, etc, etc. etc.
For sale by c. CAyAROC Il co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
S1xIEME CoUR DISTRICT CUTREa, HARRISON u co.
de Ia N0nv'il'0''s"n' vs. hE0ES n ssaasetEhs siss
A Wis est par lie present danne aux cream
n cers dc NM. 0gtier, Harrison Gle guiis jour
prGsenG petition Ia susde denandant d6la do
douxze ois quune assemble des dts
padevant f. G Gottxchalk no,se puhc Ie
SAMEDI % de 1861 10 heues A. NJ Feft de prem
DIRE consideration les aaires des ponnies de refuser
d'accorder le dai Q'iS demandent;
poursue ciares eurs peronnes pre-
prieG suspeuduPs.
Par ordre de Ia Cour ss45
fe9 3,i3ld A. s. WHERE Depnte Grefier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-19

HE Crescent Rifles,
drills on TUESDAY, WEDN
nings. this week, nj 7 O'Clock.
pdnciual in attendance. By
JNO. N. MARTlH. O. S.
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GINEER.

Cors.pondencs Of The N Y. Tribune
NIAGARA FALLS, Feb 9, 1861.
/ do not recollect to have any account of an
incident thrilling in its nature, which occurred On the
New.Yor Central Railroad on Thursday, the 9Th the
cold day. The train which left this station at p M,
for Rochester proceeded through storm and nowdrts
until it came near Brockport when it ran into drift
which brought it to "stand still" The engineer
LJoseph Harrisor and fireman cut loose from the
train thinking to run through with his engine, and
clear the track and then return for their tram but
after running mile two, one Of the hues collapsed,
which put the fire ont This made IL necessary to de-
tach the pumps which required some time and, as
they did not return the train soon as Mr. Angle,
the conductor thought they should he started In pur-
anti and found the engine and the men as above stated
He lADge) continued on foot about two miles further,
to telegraph station freezing his ears and hands and
sent dispatch to Rochester for relief which soon
brought "Capt. Dan. Bromby to the crippled engine
where he found the eng and fremen. both laying
across the boiler Of the locomotive, speeches. and
their limbs rigid as ice. They were taken into the
other trains and carried to station where they re-
ceiyed every attention and care and hopes are enter
tanned Of their entire recovery. This was loud
CALI for joe and the doctor says that ire minutes
more would have done the work for him. SIP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14
MARINE AFFAIRS.

LOSS OF THE scHooSE GRACE CAROLINE.
The schooner Grace Caroline, of New Haven, Barrel,
ma.ter, went ashore night Of the 9TH inst on the
sou,hess part of the breakers off Smiths Island Yes
eel and cargo will be total lOss The crew were
saved bu, frostbitten The G.. c. out of the bay
on Thursday bound to New-Hayen from PautuIent,
and when off Hog Island the wind came down from
the north. Having no leebOard, and the wind blowing
gale, ran back and anchored under Smiths Island
They had just got the sails fured when the chains
parted They tried to get under the land again to let
the ksdge go with long line; but making so much
lee.way she went ashore and filed in about two hours
The next morning she broke in pieces She was owned
by the captain Daniel Trowbrdge and others Of New
Haven