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All places of amusement and the ta7erns are
closed.

II places of amusement and the ta7erns are
osed
NEw YORK, April 23-The steam-tug Yankee,
ON Norfolk, brings details of the destruction Of
he navy yard and all the vessels of war except
he Cumberland, which is now at Fortress Monroe,
It is reported that the Government has ordered
Commodore Breeze to charter twenty steamers OF
irht draft for three months, and to fit them ont
or sea. They are to be armed with large-hore
>jvot guns. -
slimrGToN, Mo-, April GA meeting Of the
| An en- the Union was held to-day, but was
Saturday, ad.. ~,
| ing Governor j. secession meeting was heta on
Blk military coInei resolutions were passed THANK
The Union flag was 2 ms ms feLy5 fep,y 70 hihooih
Difficulty in oto-day but torn down.
| OMAHA, April ga party or city.
| ed lhe steamer omaha to-day, de6nskans board
| dali. ' @ panD
A difficulty ensued, in which four persons
killed li and several received injuries. Sc
| The boat was compelled to return without ar.
| compllshlng her object.
| Defensive Preparations in Missouri.
| lNDEPENDENCE, April 23.--It is reported that M
per Missouri IS soon to have 20 900 men to defend
1t against any invasion which may be attempted.
Senator Douglas in Indianapolis.
lSDlANAPoLIs, April Ex-senator Douglas deliv.
| cred an address here to-day in which he conn
seled the audience not to infringe on the rights of
south, but to fight for their constitutional rights
Union Sentiment in Western Virginia
| WHEELING, Va, April 23.--The population here
IS ca calm and awaiting the denouement of events
| Western Virginia.
| Cincinnati Markets.
e CINcINNATI, April 24.-Whisky is quoted at IL to
lZsc. the gallon. The Sugar market closed steady,
with sales of 2lO hhds at to G4c. the lb Mo-
lasses is worth 80 to 33c. the gallon.
| River Intelligence.
| LOUISVILLE, April 24.-The Ohio river at this
point was still falling this evening, with twelve
| feet water in the pass on the falls. %
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We learn that some members of the Emmett
Guards, (Which company went over the river to
occupy the old Marine Hospita) got into row
giers, on Tuesday afternoon in the course of which
chairs and other things were used, and guns and
pistols fired, resulting in the wounding OF several
of the soldiers, two of them seriously. Our nfor-
nation is that the soldiers were the aggressors and
that the affair created the greatest excitement in
Algiers, and a general rally to meet the soldiers
should they return to the attack
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The Mails Washington, April 19.-On in
quiry at the Post-ofice, it is ascertaned that no
measures are in progress for discontinuing any of
the Southern mails. On the contrary. the contran.
tors have recently arranged for the facitaton Of the
transportation. The Postmaster General has dis
cretion to suspend them only in cases of obstrue-
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No CoERCIoN.-An address to the people Of
Tennessee appears in the Nashville Patriot signed
by Hon. John Bell Ex Governor Rrownand others,
from which we extract the following
We do not pretend to foretell the future of Teu.
nessee, in connection with the other States or in
reference to the Federal Government We do not
pretend to be able to tell the future purposes of
the President and Cabinet in reference to the i'm
pending war But should purpose be developed
by the Government of overrunning and subirga-
ting our brethren of the seeded States, we Saw
unequvocaly that it will be the duty of the State
to resist at all hazards, at any cost, and bv arms,
any such purpose or attempt. And to meet apy
and all emergencies, she ought to be f,.ly a. med.
and we would respectfully call upon the authorities
ment of this object.
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FROM GALVESToN.-The Galveston News of &;

turday last has the following paragraphs:
The steamship Texas came into port this morn
ing, from New Orleans, with all her flags and PEN
mons flying, eight stars in the G. S. flag and firing
salute of eight guns, in honor of the secession Of
Virginia.
The greatest activity prevails in New Orleans in
raising troops. The citizens organize rapidly
Over 900 of her citizens, all well equipped, have
already been sent by New Orleans to Pensacola,
and more are going.
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GEN. SCOTT ORDERS THEM TO BE DE.
sTROYED AT ALL HAZARDS.
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T,, N,,,. Co,,,.'.,., 1,s "211,- c,
r,,,raa mh ~" 1nNtASlES a., Walker Uuards ne
nrSc % te TeartI Huards, the BenVllle
Sotber ,T ne, "5s, tne Dfooo titles me
Louisiana Associated Enrinaera; Pae Tomnon, r,e
the Morazine Gnards th2 Wasbinaton Xxx ~
fantry fbe Orleans Homa i"bt Gmard tho Sootch
Riae Gnard tha Ti1ar Peoa & t n a ons
Ranonrs tha Waria nards ad ete tho anu ieeauy
ish, Italian. German, and irish comnanias are MI
swelling their ranks. and drilIinr nightly The
same may be said of the old regular companies
and battaons. Every other man is a soIdiar and
the drum and fife know no rest' ''''N
L-r>r,.r,.,. Cor,~,, ,
CnaEJ ): ,2ol.plhhS AKEIIED-lhe DAVIS
uuhlu1 ;1 sailahI odhd OF hentucklans % strong
steamer payto1e Thoe inon na'r - & Tm poanu tne
fr GHht Garao W. To..ie " = otei liicIselNes
had Hnrra for Ola 'a, "recie M ~ s0oItst 10 De
lldu. l1ulldH lOl Olu heHluCk Inc following are
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AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
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no VENENTS OF TROOPS IN TIRGINIA.
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BATTERIES ERECTED NEAR MOUNT
VERNON.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION

J
LA VOLUNTEER STATE TROOPs,
New Orleans. April -, 1861. J
"a GENERAL ORDERS No. l2-l. IN ODE
III dience Cen, Orders from the lta quarters
NJ IN lHder nthe the Troops of this Division enlhle
fuzzy equipped SUNDAY, the 2Sh inst 10 o'clock A.
NJ. isey and form Canal street. the right resting
Levee street,
q Commandes Of Corps will be prepared to furnish det ed
OF the number OF present. and the
Of their respective commands and report the Division
Henonuarters without delay.
Brigade Brig Gen Fruieau, Louisiana Legion Major angus
tin Battalion Orleans Guards, and Capt Taylor Light Horse
Guards charged with the execution of this order in hel
pecve commands, and will he ground
both sides of Canal street up to the sidewalks clenrcu
The Major General full the Volunteer
Troops of his command his OCCASION they will
viewed by his ENcellency the Governor Commander in.
Chief
By order of
JOHN l.. LEWIS,
Major General Commanding.
l.. + FORSTAIID inspector lst Division. n22 81
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WORKS ERECTED FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE CITY,
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SLAVE DEPoT.-Mr. G. F. Hatcher, No. 195
Gravier to-day has made suitable ar
for the accommodation placed charge
for the months, See advertisements
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yesterday, dated st. Louis April 49,
We came very near having riot here last Sun
day night. Gov. Jackson's refusal to send men TO
Washington is received, however, with much more
be satisfied, except the Dutch and they are in d
terrible ferment about it. Knots of from five to
fifty can be seen at every corner, talking Dutch in
the most excited manner. One of them told me
yesterday, 1--WE are going to have a terrible
fight" "Where?" said l. Everywhere,n was
his reply.
You all labor under mistake if you suppose
Northern men who will uphold the Southern Con-
tederaCy against Lincoln. They are croaCiraq now
over the way they deceived the South by profess
sions of peace, while they were making active
preparations for But have an abiding faith
in the success of the South.
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Icy THE SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN LINES
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PROGRESS OF THE SOUTHERN TROOPS.
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Major Ben Mccullough in Alexandria.
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On Monday evening last, the members of the re.
Gently formed and gallant company, the Bienye
Rifles, after the usual drill meeting, agreeaby sur.
prised their Captain by presenting HIM with an ee-
giant sword. The presentation was made by Lieu
tenant Crayon, in the following happily couched
language:
CAPT Lr" Siron me' 'devolvcs the pleasant duty to ex
ye Rls who reyls ON and being confident Of your .p4c
wheeso yon may lead there ore lender y"1 in their
name This swor.n2 only nS Of attack and deence-not
by the past services rendered to your connybut also
emnem emp n5 Of sc to Gs wed%l @ on a" occasions where honor
deadly strife those vino have friends and fellow
enemies His brlo southern home We present to yon m hii
iw9T 3 in n % M eonde%c M do you aso somIe in is Accept
You there we will march t. and let that motion your
who sees it, says in his heart, ''''''
God and my country
Freedom forever
Capt. Larose, in accepting the complimentary
present, expressed himself true soldier should
He said
G"tuc" Of Mc BhnrW~ RiReS-F For this token of your
esteem receive my most heartfelt thanks fe that tie honor
and have anything that compliment Which
usually paid to the brave after they have proved themselves
~, But gentlemen hope myself worthy the gif
,w9rd IS ew and am new soldier therefore accept It
Willingly nTd wear it WIN Gfihe It is the HIGHEST emblem Of
men eel" presented to me- and shall timn
n lhuI man or a ouisianan mny Gnre to d. Sen orr
homes our liberties, our lives menaeed by the Northern
Gentle men, you have hOnorcl this beautiful and
valuable token OF your n cton and trust, shall my
dying day. carrS this sword proud and untumished shall
part with it only with life
After the ceremony of presentation, the mem
bers of the company, by invitation Of their Cap
tain nduged in the usual festivities of such occa
siOns. We understand that the ladies of the Third
District intend soon to present to this company a
richly-wrought flag.
Drill meetings are now held every evening, and
it is confidently expected that during next week,
the BenViIle Rifles will be ready for active service
That prosperity may wait upon them and their
gallant Captain, is our wish.
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LEA gQUAETERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
Adult ut generals office,
Al New nrI,a ans April n, 1861.
81 TO THE PEOPLE OF 10; T"BANA-THE
~ tiovernm nt AT Washing llddtned
lt Snl maintenance palrO G people of her
rhS and lib rites, against its in the harhOr
Charleston the Getem Of the southern prope
hems Ives from the NORTHERN Grvtrment
thrown oil the mask and incl by the
slavrlodin States, actively engaged in
to s your blood your soil il you have the
resist Rise them people of lam, your
fence Of your dearest rights and dive back this nS0en
barrie foe.
Like brave ancestry olive
effort and the flag of patton will fly
soil Rally then, the rtnlprion viii Ii make
requisiton of the Confederate Government.
TIOM AS O. MOORE.
DROCLA NATION BY THE GOVERNOR THE
President of The tuutedrrac States having made reuni,
ton the Governor Of Louisiana Five Thnn,and
fanry, for unless CischArgei
hs 0rcc icing in addition the three thousand already called
fn( lhomlS o Moor Governor OF The of Inu
DO hereby proclaim hat Nol.cers will be
ance with The reuuslion OF the President of the Confederate
state Zach company imposed of than
First and Second Lieut., nan,s
No wall be received by Companies, BAaOnE Reg
lmehtS Those offering will Adiunnt
VOL Mt Hew Orleans ll. Stating the commnnh
VIII remain IN the parish in which thy p-rfect themselves
in he dr etc. and hold Themselves rtnie,s nj moments
notice, subject 10 the old drTs of TIE Gov. runr
The Governor pReAs to the patriotic this
respond 10 this Procamh ion for the protection of M rghs of
South. - " ''7' - "
By order of: THOS q MOORE
HoVernor aud COumlnderin III cr.
NJ "t'Nof' tt'J '''" ihH" = ''eh'' La A.2 10
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ss-ibr. Charles e. heIls, Dentist, No. 152
Grondelet and Baonne Naw Or sAns
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Dispntch from Major Anderson.

The Secretary of War received yesterday after
noon from Major Anderson the subjoined dispatch
This brief, comprehensive and modest statement
contains we should think, quite enough to put to
shame the gratntous imputations so unustly cast
by few presses upon the soldiery honor and
patriotic loyalty of brave man called to cope
with difficulties and dangers in combat than
which it would be difficult to conceive of one more
unequal. The gallant Major defended his post to
the last extremity, and when finally compelled by
coniiagration within, and the concentrated fire of
dozen batteries without, to surrender, he did so
with the honors of war. National Integencer.
STEAMSIp Baltic, OFF SANDY IIook,I
April 49, lS6l 1890 A. NJ, via New York.
Having defended Fort Sumter for thirty-four
hours, until the quarters were entirely burnt, the
main gates destroyed by fire, the gorge walls
seriously injured, the magazine surrounded by
flames, and its door closed from the effects of heat,
four barrels and three cartridges of powder only
being available, and no provisions remaining but
pork, | accepted terms of evacuation offered by
Gen. Beauregard-being the same offered by him
on the lth instant, prior to the commencement of
hostilities-and marched out of the Fort on Sunday
afternoon, the llth instant with colors flying and
drums beating, bringing away company and private
property, and saluting my flag with fifty guns.
ROBERT ANDERSON,
- Major LIST Artillery, Commanding
Hon. Simon Cameron, Secre'ay y of War, Washington
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Seizure of Goods Southern Bound
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z.
NUMBER :

fELEaRAPHEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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E5- Dudley LOhge No. Co. e. and A. Me-
Regular COMMUNICATIONS this Lodge hold EVERY
uRDAI EVENING at O'clock in their Lodge Room tho
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, of H Charles
Perddo Streets Members Of the Graft faernsy Invited
attend.
OrrIcERs-Wn. H. Stewart W. NJ; s. J. Outlet q w.;
H.. F: Hall, J. W. Theddeus D. v.nIon., Treasnrer;
j. W Shearer Secretary R. l.. Moore g. Henry
SON. ]. D. Jas. b. Scot Tyler. a6 ly
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9artttular Mottfs.

HBHSpccInI NOtiCc-EIOWnrh Lodge No. T3,
!. o. o. F-The men Of ths Lodge iT'ternny
qUe.ted TO attend the regular meeting TIL URSDAY EVE
MING at ~ O'clock a their No ODD Fellows Hall,
as business great Importance Is he laid before them Their
puncual attendance is aricularly desired.
By OrGcr of the Lodge:
a25 1t F. READ. Secretary.
HALL OF ORLEANS FIRE COMrANY No. q,
New ORLEANS, April %, 1861. s
Dc" At the annual meeting Of this Com
phny held the 2lsI nsnt, duly
elecied to serve for The ensuing year viz
j. Burger. President.
Beri Faith, Foreman.
7. llttfnRU, At Assistant.
F. eraser, ID Assistant.
Victor lebcr Secretary.
IL, Y. PrHig Asss Secretary.
j. Rsch Treasurer
a, 81 pIJ WRIT Secretary.
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Nem Orltaus 1ailp Greseent.
g0tal SntelligeNte.

THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, l8el.
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HEADQUARTERS BlESvIILE GrAEDs, }
g. New Orleans, Ap il 81 1861. {
f3 BIESEELLE GUARDS, ATTENTION-YOG
IN hereby ordered assemble ruOry Full.
l tonstreet, THURSDAY 25th inst O'Clock p. NJ
Puncuaity is strictly required. by
MARK L. MOORE, Captain
7 XII . o,
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HEADQCARTERs LOUISIANA MILITIA,
A Il. L i :

HEADQrARTERs LOUISIANA MILITIA
AdjHHnt Generals Office
Il New Or'chis April % 1861
@ ORDERS No. 105 = FOUR REGIMENTS Of
m Infantry will he and into service of
IL the Confederate Army, under the reisitons by copap
presented. Companies Baalions will rcnt-2vos
At the city Of New Orleans without delay and will report to
AdUtant- GeneT al. by order of
THOS. o. MOORE.
Governor ana Cummaudcr-in Chief.
GRIv1r, Adiutant and Inspector General La a24 If
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Professor respectfully informs his friend, and the pub
lie general that his May Ball will be given WEDNESDAY,
PlAy Isl, 1861.
Tie Ball u O'clock and continue until II
u clock, which the Ball for aIults will begin
and Gentlemen wishing obtain invitations will please
residence Prof Vegas Odd Fellows
Hail
entlcmnn's Tickets be ObaiNed at the Hall
Stores, and the Ticket office on the night of the Rail-
Posi- lively ndmipnrc : R22 I'd
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l. DE SOTO RIFLES, ATTENTIoN-IN 0BE-
E5 dience Regimcora Oner No you will asScnJ- at
IT your Arm7ry 81 NDaY RNINii. 18th int at II
IL hc!ork precisely, dress uniform fully equipped b.
seltees wild be reported 10 headquarters.
By order:
j. Henry BEHAs q. 5. a25 n
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Al MONTGONTERT GUARDS. ATTENTION! =
81 uu are hereby ordered aseInb The " No 90
ri St hares Street THIS MORNING. II O'clock fully
III uniformed and equipped for active service
All ParctS, etc be taken the Amory labelled
before IL O'Clock NJ
All bills against The Company be presented at the Armory
Tor pay 1nent beore Ii o'clOci A. NJ.
NJ. NOLAN, Captain.
!. CALI EGTTAS. br7crly Sergeant. as ltt
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CUsToW-lIoUsE, New Orleans
COLLECTORS Once Feb. q, 1851. s

FJN southern Pacific railroad Company |
opened books for sub Of
this cohpnlY under the Louisville resolutions Of 18th
No 81 Common street, where may he found from A NJ.
r ~ t" few days desire there all friends and
btoCkholdcrs. Be pr ,mp
ms If R. V. RICHARDSON Agent.
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100 pigs Banca-fOr sale by
SMITH, COOPER / STEBBINS,
a22 l2t = Poydrls street
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Wark WnfOn-
Drill meetings. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. Reguisr bust |
ness lae ings, first FRIDAY in every month
n23 q j. A. SONERS, o s.
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CorIaSe, Duck, etc.
500 coils Manila Rope, to inch
3lU ba'cs Woodbury. Cotton Duck, Nos to 10.
LanC1ug and in for sale by -
SMITH. COOPER / STEBBINS,
II Poylras street.
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LOUISVILLE, April 24.-The Ohio river at this
polnt was still falling this evening, with twelve
feet water in the pass on the falls.
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HEA AqQUAETERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
AdiMt Ii A,rnnrul' Is LftI

l.. f FoRsTA1I, Inspector lst Division. n23 81
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A MERGE REFI z GUARDS, ATTENTION
N Il" members Of this corps viii THIS EVENING" at
III ~ iEAvirF street. up stairs ~ - oc.uck.
L. By order: IIIOs. F. WALKER, Captain
JnIIT TORT. ~eCretmy H9i II
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THREE MILLION BOTTLES

Were sold in Great Britain alone, besides upwards
of 700 900 dozen exported to all parts of the habit
able globe.
The attribute of the Scotch Tonic is to prevent
as well as cure, By attacking the root of the com
plant, and thereby removing the hidden cause of
disease, by gently stimulating and restoring the
dropping energies of the system, and assisting
nature IN her task of vital and functionary refOr-
nation. To every suffering from Bilious
and Liver Complaints Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss
of Appetite, Heartburn, Debility. Sick Headache,
Costiveness, Impurities of the Blood, and all alice
tons of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. it is in
valuable and as a preventive of Chls and Fevers,
whether Bilious Remittent, Intermittent, Typhoid,
or any other FORM it is peculiarly applicable being
human system. Comparatively few dose of this
and vigorous, removes all impediments strengthens
generally the whole human functicns, and has never
been known to fail in single instance where it has
been tried.
Females and children can use this strengthing
cordial for weakness or stomach diseases of any
kind. To the mother, while nursing, the Bitters
are indispensable and more particularly when the
mother nourishment is inadequate to the demands
of the child.
To those who wish to reclaim themselves from
life of drunkenness to of sobrety these Bit
tiers will most eectually disspate the morbid appe
tte for strong drinks, and restore both the func-
tions of the mind and body to a sound healthy con-
siiton and viii act like charm in renovating the
system, and drive away the Sick Headache, Nause-
Gus Stomach, and all the usual attendants of de-
bauchery.