New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29
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rr,,s .;h,,na u evidently becoming alarmed ct
!, s,-,r,,s q eildture Of the Federal Govern
,rs,,t rae sh;aaopher is turning accountant, and,
= Iii h ssan ~ the following he arrives at enor
mons results. He says sy5 5slS ia
rs,.rs q III 4 anan less than half million sol
a;sys egnlas olunteer and mtia) this day look
M II t6e Fsacral treasury for food, clothing,
RECONSIDERATION and pay; and our army has hitherto
cost us pily 5000 per man ps s,F an M q
siaw fbss at present. especially II the cost
81 recruiting And fitting out regiments Is included
We heaieye fha ontgoes Of the Government, inelud
inn lie cost 81 TIE blockade and the Great south
~ ~ least 7o0. 900 900 per annuna. hen onr
err;as sal, haye been fully recruited, clothed and
ea1jnped with cannon and small arms. horses,
wagons, munitio ms, etc i may be considerably
redssrad !. hnt We shall not be spending SO little
Is $1,000 800 Der day again till The war is con
cluasd. sesE ID ss
Greelev furtber states that those who think the
Fesaralz exnanses are less than million q day,
are ssm;slaash ~ accepting the arnout Of payments
f,on tbe Treaanry as the measure Of the daily ex-
nendisure.,t & The Government spends faster than
i. navs II alse its contractors and other creditors
IN .nost nnco rseionsble grumblers and liars. =
They are not p ald, o. psf cohsfac4'i - le feppfe
all over the Moth. III
After arriving q the aoove aohar ana cent COZ.
el,,s;ar ~ Trihune expresses the opinion that
!. ,pay - Il costy business more costly now than
Il 90 Ibefore railroads, rifled cannon and shells
;nvantad.,, Strange that this fact was not
thanpht 81 i, advocating the principles which led
3 M ~ ation OF the war. Butthe voice of
Earafe i st;lI for war, and he declares that Il
i WIN ~ isla 10 talk Of sending the Federal armies
into winter auarters under this gigantic load Of
I axney,f3;tnre y The war must and will be pressed
on viii, yi6or to conclusion. In June the coun-,
tp sold that that was no time for active ope-
raf;ons 10 gust wait till November; now ii is,
1vb;snered that We must wait till June again. Il
cannot be- ~. y. ]. yss. # i.
AaApF,fY or MUsIC.-A most excellent bill is
offered for tonight at the Academy IF Music, and
Ne hope that it viii be patronized encourag ingly
Our citizens should look With favor upon the eff.
forts being made BY the nanag cement Of this excel
lent theater in getting up amusement for them at
a time when there is such a dearth.
Ft.aa cossEcRATIoN. ~ On next Sunday the,
,reaus Cadets, Company D, will have the splendid.
tap which Fas presented to them by Mrs.L. ].
Huard oansecrated at the Cathedral, after the 2
o.cIock. mass. Rev. Father Perehe viii preach a,
aerruon a. lie occasion and commissioned officers
of he Inherent military corps are invited to attend.
- - g aff lsss
R.1R pfR GoMPAsY 3, ORLEANS CADETS. The
kind ana patriotic ladies Of this city invited To-
meet III LIE Ladies' Parlor, at Odd Fellows Hall.
nsxt saturday afternoon, at half-past O'clock,
fer liz unrpose Of organizing fair for the benefit
Of COMPANY Es Orleans Cadets. Wehope that the
ladies viii take an interest in this matter as the
eoppany d composed Of the very best material,
but most sadly in need of assistance in getting
their outfit z, s s
pn11caE HAND +. FIRE CoMrANY no. 4, The
regular nonthly meeting Of this company will be