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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16
THE WAR,


:, X. .Ha. ysIsoRss or syEsT Oh
Is. possible prices Ccouac taken lower than any otasr
Ds so Sss unions
ID CAPTAIN RoBEkrsoss conPANY.
REQUIRES rev moro first class men 10 complete IL Tor
Apply At the Mercer House, early this day.
EIaHTH REGIMENT. WASHINGTON GRAYs,
The regular dri Of this sssocsiian will be held a, the
Armory Centre Market Thursday evening 10th inst.
ing the regiment Isasss:sa . ..sad s' ''''' :.
O. J. BLAuvKLT. Commsrdmt
EIBsr REGIMENr CONSTITUTION GUARD ALL
ssss ss % q ~ asa
quaIsers 6 Broadway preparatory to going into enc.aP
HURST REalMESI 60.
p sFEGlzI HSSr SgARD
for id and %ss Do for the e
ment must be made with him at 6ss
LILAGs-2I FEET BUNTING FLAGS.
IL EuntDg. RED, white and blue at reduced rates
Stair Csfpetns Venetian Mattresses Canton Mating red,
checked fancy and white "A, % and yey ,I;en
Commission merchant l2l Pearl street
E'LAGs AND BANsBRs.-FLAGs AND BANNERS OF
nq basne :, se new York
keeimenta Coors Lnsgns and Guides army reguA
tons Ornamental painters and designers on SILK, &c
(NGNEHAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF NEW YORK,
" ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
ALBANY, May "A, 1861
Special Orders No 1874.
BY resolution OF the Board of State onse passed this
day. authority is given To the OF regiments
which bave BEEN pied into the State 70 I'LL
vacancies which may occur the company oWcerS OF
their regiments "a hhe they rem ain In the Etste
BY order OF the Commander In -Ckie'.
j. MEREDITH READ. JR..
Adjuant General.
DEPor o NoLuSrFERs,l
- New YoKK CRY, NAY %, 1861.
TIE above special orders No 1874 HEREBY promulgated
for TIE and governmea t OF the Commandments OF
int he
BY order Brgadier General CHAS iAiEs,
Commanding lork Depot.
THos. AqLCoCK, A ID. c.
HEADQUARTERS SEVENTY NINTH KRGIMEET,
muh aS this reg mt have already rendered their services
to The federal through
o. New ork and orders have received
uniformed militia regiments would be received thevetore.
Resolved, hat this reg nent stil ready to do duty
wherever and whenever may be called York
state Militia regiment Resolved That do not recognize.
nor are we responsible for communications whca have
or the public rras egned by the
mandan of the regiment Published by order
Lieutenant Colonel e. M. ELLIOTT comm snding
Is. r. sTiLEs, Secretary.
TANG OUT YOUR BANNER-FLAd STATES FROM
ten to eighty feet long, hand and made TO order aud
put on buildings Gilded Pals and Halyards
sale. Depot 70 tleecker street, near Broadway
co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

Two Rent OR LE ASK TIL h LAaGE FOUR srDI
ktores Nos 1913 and $40 Washington NORTH crrned
bsrrison street 1ho building one Of the BEST built
the west side of the city, AMI be us ID
stores Also, Store s2S NssbipTton stree Also House
beach street (dt Jonns square,. apply to 4. BAlD4
Jr., NO 2 Harrison atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

Y'o LET-A HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE,
Lexington avenue; rent SIH0; 10 sAst thirty th
see $500 large numoer or ugfurnished Eouses; RI
from $500 TO 81 $40; iroI $3.50 20 500 ess than
OF house ano large floors vito modern
meUts rents from $40 20 $40 Apply to JOHN FLITkEIC
4lh Third avenne, SIS rourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

ENARMS-OF ExCELLENT QUALITY AND GOOD
desirable merchandise good paying brssness win n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

T,OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, ON NJ
east bank Of the tucson river, forty miles from
city by rail, Consisting Of from fifty to hundred and
acres Of choice and sxteAn Of which consists Of
young orchard OF choice grated fruit IN full bearing
mansion Is very large and acous, two stories with
size s5x5O with piazza IA feet wide attending
oubuiotngs are all in Keep3g The whole presents on
the Highlands. and viii be sold at barraip Amply bsts
the hours OF III and N JAMES H. MO naeN 6. William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

A BEAUTIFUL MODERN BUILT COUNTRY
IA s!dence the banks of tho Pasaic river N j. havi
extensive river view, accessible by railroad every
steamboat mm0d.on to Newark six times day
pier rear the house, twenty minutes walk from Rev
drpot House contains eight rooms. good cell &c LIT
feet front By 10 feel dec, Ills il bargain worthy of
tice. Price Sl,25. $500 remain gage Fu
ure, nearly will be sold wi.h house If desired Ar
20 \. o. DE8ENER, III Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

rTyo LET-C0ITAGE ON BERGEN POINT, n. j, OPT
4 site the La Iourstte house the WAFER, 90 pls
red concerning about one scre fully SOAKED with
riety fruit Fad shade berries thruss &c Aims
New York, IS minutes. hnuriy by boat. heot 800 an
to ~ IL WATSON. Bergen FONT or 70 hide q CoNiAx
143 Water tTeet, Rev 5 ork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

FOR sALE-A TWO STORY house, WITH WI
land with plenty of fruit; three miles from the oSck
Grand street ferry, williamsburg, a stage rout,s
ply at WRIGHT rUTTLr's stable, near Grynd at
ferry Williamsburg. from 10 TO IL O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

RIO LEI IN Rho9kLlf-a THREE STORY MAJ
i front House 3S Pacific street in good order, with
the mods,n ir.proveDents; gas, water dc VIII be- let
most reasonable terms Apply TO J. Is. GAGER lof VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

L,OR SALE-2ih ACRES or LAND ON PELH
II Neck, Westchester county, Is miles from New "
new house, barn good bathing, fshu plepty yoang
trees Apply to PETER a. kie5AM, Is West strsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

ITO RENT.-A GOOD ARTIsr, WISHING TO SFSI
l. ne Photographic Gallery, viii hear Of bv calling
WOOD BALCH, artists corner OF Greenwich and 5aroI
strsetl Only about SIS required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

VALUABLE EIRST GLASS TENEMENT HOUa
"A brown stone front, modern improvements and 81
neigbborhood paying per cent, for sale exchat
price 5000; 81 COO remain mortgage; a small smoa
OF cash wanted Address, sa.iog PARTICULARS box l2 n
office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

Sap. Daring Thompson and Protector Liverpool Carn-
nc Chicago London barks Goethe (BrenO, Bremen, Suk
Be Caiiz Chc,siie Buenos Ayres; Colo ~ Cardsnas;
Vels5r, uevena Sumur, Matanzas; Morning star st
Rp rambler tRrl ChAflott.to~n; Aerona a. Demararc:
tS Nm wilson, Bolivar; keoka Aspinwsll, Cnmes Car
Gee Harris. Boston; Terry, Westy schr Ote-
= Antwerp and others.
VInk ~ sunrlsc NV. sunsetg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

LNOR SALE. - BEAU <IFUL BUILDING slrEs
abeut one sore, on Gerard avenue, Test M,rrisa
forty i've mnuteI from Twenty sixth atrcet aud Fourth
nue.; also, q fDa Mansion eHd Land attached Ayjpl,
W. h. MUM, no. "a west Twenty sixth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

H'oR SALE OR To LET-A GEUTsEL REsIDEN
with Stable, stuatoS Warburtcn avenue, YOGI
with bali acre of rsound, well stocked with fault 81
trees and ehruobery; II be approached by Hud II
rosd by eight daily trains. by heat Apply 10 QEOr
COOK, Aactoneor La broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

LNoR SALE AT CHATHAM, NEW JERSEY-A TAI
and convenisnt House, with scres more of II
within three minutes wall from d.po. OF Morris FL
railroad For particulars apply to A. NJ ThEADWE
No. IS Fulton street, New York city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

lJANG OUT YOUR BANNER-FLA0 STATES FROM
ten to eighty feet long hand and made 70 order aud
pat buildings. Gided Pals, and Hayards Tor
sale. Depot 70 tieecker street. near Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

JUEsTERN LAND wANTED-Foa CASH ANsw1
w must G5ye fun description, nsm,ng the sec.ior
quarter section &c toge,kor with owners name and
price No others noticed Address A. Ian isman, boz
Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

no LET-FAf DsOhELY FURNISHED PaRLORs Al
Hedrooms 70 Gentlemen and their wives single gssa
men. House contains all Il modern improvements al
PeIosrn TO let with bath heals caosed order d
sent &c The II desired no. l3I beec4cr street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

DEAL RSTkTE-FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE d
III merchandise or city real estate, Farm Of l7o az
of l6 OF 159 80 u n
and one OF 40 a,res, situated in this state about E III
from this city. Apply 70 j. r. TKAyEK 1u Chatham sd
up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

nor SALE OR LEAsR-THE SPLENDID MANS
~ and nice acres at West MorrssniA known AZ tasl
Morris pnco lately put In complete order forty min
fr IN the ci:y house eoaauy mfortahe for summer
winter Apply to W. q. HuNN, "A WaGt Tveniy -sixth 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

mo LET-IN A paw ATE HOUSE n FUReIsssD SD
i tCcm on the second DOR TO a single genter.ap
quire u AZ bu Ivan strre- mrs N. WOvrrOh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

WANTBD-A LARGE QUANTITY or MARBLE MAN.
~la and Crate tonly part required At presenD for
which viii Be paid part n cash and The balance improved
city propsry, Enthusiastically eafa Every sAsacon rveu
and required For furt particulars call nj sddsS s3
aN Ihrteth street new rort, stang when end where On
Interview Usy be hsA. - .T-- 1850 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

F1O IET-EO IL CROSBY STREET., NEAR GRAN
three story ald easement House. In good repair
Chandeliers BATH range, hot and cold water second
good ysro, DO App,y On the premises
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

GOVERNOR Pekens presents the following plan
for coast police, in 4 recent message to the
Legislature Of Soulh Carolina
" desire to enlist thirtytwo men, accustoln-
ed to the sea, and familiar with the nes Of
our coast, for each boat, with captain and
first Lieutenant, besides ordinary crews, firemen
and engineers The pay of thesc men 10 be
something like what /. received 10 the United
States navy. | would prefer small iron screw
propelors, ninety to one hundred feet long
with light drafts, not TO exceed SIX feet bat q
screw propeller ofthat size usually drafts nine
feet One Of these boats propose to station
in Charleston harbor and the waters around the
harbor another at Beaufort, and third at
Georgetown. lu connection with THESE ! pro-
pose to throw up breastworks, or temporary
Publications, at the most important and expos
ed points On the coast and near the mouths Of
our rivers, phcing in them such pieces Of ord
nance as may be needed, according to the width
Of the chanoal u be defended, to suit the moder-
ats resources Of the State
intend these three boats TO keep up rapid
and constant communication between these
points, and 70 give all the protection they are
able in case Of sudden lnsa-lon ct lawlcss bands
in small crafts and Shippers, tbat may iaicst our
coast In cach1emporary ortfranon. pro-
pose to station men according to The weight Of
ordinance they contain 0 course these dclen-
ces ARE not intended TO resist any INVASION OF
large war vessels, but to constitute strictly
g coast police to act IN concert with attachments
oftbc ncghborhood militia at any time Of men
ace or danger from marauding parties sent no
our coast.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24
The Latest News

1u Eulgu ArrAU oy fuu uca -
Sue OFT 4as Jan. I9.-lhrea hunle volume
ears arc 90 their way from Mi ul fr
peracli4 Il Fort p.ckans is no..uTul,rd,
greet carnage Will eu.ue.
TIE pilots, 81 Pensacola ere being modified
MT % bring in United states vessels uular die
penalty of death intercepted Washington dis
patchc. are in the hands OF the Stat forces
Shich number nearly one thousand, and TWEEN
tyfyc heavy guns
Lieutenant Simmer, commander Of Fort
Pickens, j. expected 10 surrender.
MILLEpcFVtLLE. ia, Jan. ia motion
was made to postpone the operation Of the or
dinaucc until the Sd Of March LOsi by thirty
majority
Hon. \. Il Stephens and Hon. Il. V. John.
son were among the members OF the convention
who voted against the ordnance.
A resolution was adopted TO continue the
present postal and revenue system until other
wise ordered; also 20 continue al civil federal
officers.
Mr. Hi introduced a subs,.tu, for the orli-
nance which was not adopted lie subsequently
voted for tie ordinance, saying dat as Georgia
was determined upon Secession, Aa would share
her fate for veal or woe.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20 The assi0uis's are
frightened D. the cessation Of hostilti.s at
Charleston and the continued D. partitions Of
Cen. scott Ion the protection u HI. capital
Southern agents have ra.uru from New
lus sting Hltu.y hur. : gilt ami eu.
Gagged ia patent Anus A ry NJ Cen.
t'w- r'a aunou w-s saUla Hst week y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

y
mercury concealed and shirt Thermometers
indicated little more than 40 degrees below
ze'o' This Is cold enough, but the test OF the
severe weather may be yet to come Climate
'S'''' say that the coolest days Of the year al
ways come between the 9Th Of Jan and the otfi
Of REP % We have reason to expect another
'''"' q '''''' before we 0'1 ad'eu TO ola
Do's'S
VEeao>T IlIsToRIc'i SouEgY This Society
hole. special meeting at Burlington, on
Woe. lay, Of thi.Nok Tie airoad- will
carry iar half fare. and an interesting time b
anticipated Tie Principal PAPER to be read
on thc occasion VIII De otc an the battle 81
b" nngton, 10y II W. Dawson q N.w York
Biographical notice. Of dsungt .sb,d otzens
o. Vermont reocltIy deceaa d-auonE which
"III ie one N I.x Gov Robinson, M Tx Gov
Hall one on Hon T. /. Maill, ~ Ho7 ".
H. Lord ard one on chas. e. Eastman, BY Rev.
+ " shelton OF M0hipellei--wllI also bel pre-
''"'eo anu o'Hel interesting papers ana topics
Oh discussion "'h be brought forward
VERMONT BANk.-At the annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Vermont Bank. held
January Stb, tho following board Of directors
was chosen II W Hcaton, Rodcrick Richard
SON Geo. W. Collamer Edward II. Prcnt.s
and silas Burbank Il. " IIcaton Was elected
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24
NdbEECrl.

THE Annual NectlDg Of no Peopl,s Asrlcultural
Society will be holden at the yestry q he Con gr.gs
sioaal church in Cabot, Tuesday, Jan. 18th inst.
cabot, Jan. -, 1851. NJ. +, WALLACE. SEC.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-04-27
r .

Les pelsonnes don't les mons suivent ont ete
designees CONNIE derant partieipera Il Ia distribu-
ton des fonds Poydras: -s. gtat SD "a
Meina Dayide. epouse d 'Edouard Jewell, .t,a
Cynthy Ellen West, dponse dc st-Clar Thompson,
Adelina J. Hoguet, epouse dc Francois Major, M
Virginie Saizan, epouse de Ferdinand Perault,
Josephine saizan, epouse de L. B. Dayres, q -
Nathalie Saizan, epouse de Maximilien Bizet 80.
Estele Saizan. epouse lie Paul G,lidroz,
Marie E. Patin. epouse de Benjamin Fahre, s:ss
Julia Lceune, cpo,se de Louis Fabrc, .s.z
Marie J. swinler, epouse de Chs Iejet'le,
Charlotte Fabre, epouse dc J.P Gorreze. 59sl
Adelina Jarreau, epouse de Toussaint Biieehe,
Marie J. Saizan, Gpouse de Victorin Pourciau,
Eliza Gucbo, tpouse d'Edmond Gueho,
Mrs. J. A. Pennington. tpouse de f. Layheld,
AnaIs Hebert, epouse de John Boudreau, 1t
Eliza Jane Insko, epouse d'Adelard Carmouchc.
(. Les objections qui pourraient etre elcvecs par
quelqunne des parties interessees contre toute,
ou part;e de ladite liste, devront etre enregis-
trees entire les mains du greffier du Jury de I'o-5
lice dams les trente jeurs qui s,iyent a publica-
ton tie tttte iiHte. " 80
e. 4. BOCANCHAUD,s ss.t4 4
s Greffier du Jury de Police. :.
+ Pointe Co,ipGe, 20 mars 1861.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-04-27
B<y- Voici un resume des dernieres de-

icy UiCl un resume QeS QcTliefeS ue-
peches que nous recevons.
LIE general Bcanregard Sc reudait !.
Richmond, Vir.
Les secionnistes ont enjpint all maire
Tilgham de prendre possession du Ca
nal Chesapeake ct Delaware.
Les unioniStes du county Cecil s'y op
posent.
Havre de Grace, "a avril-On dit Que
le fort McHcnry etc reinforce On a
ariete la Furniture darmes ct de muni-
tions.
Les Virginiens ont tire sur -des EN-
barcations traversant le Potomac avee
des troupcs pour Washington.
Les males pour Richmond sont dete
nues par lie gouyerncmeDt.
LIE chemin entire Annapolis ct Wash
ington est gardS par les troupes fede
raIes. Des troupes Sc contentrent SUI
Harrisburg. Deux mile fusils sont ar
rives de Harper's Ferry.
Louisville, 25 avril--Le bruit cour
que le general Beauregard a notife Lin
coin de faire sortir les femmes ct les en-
fants dc Washington avant samedi.
St-Louis, 25 avriI-Environ $500 vo
Iontaires sont encasernes, attendant
rordre du secretaire de la guerre.
Cairo, 25 avriI-2000 hommes de trou
pes fedeiales sont ici. Tout est tran
guile.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-04-27
ETAT De LA LOUISIANE.
I,ayoi;sse lie In Pte.- e.-Coupee.

I>HfU3SSe He tn T. Ee.-L Dnpee. e+i5 - -.
AVIS ct donue par ces presentes que Hu-
bert Patin r.. administrator dc Ia succession
de Marie Porcht, dtctdee, depose la co,''
du 7eme district. dams ct pour la parolsse ae "a
Poiute Coupee, son tableau final de dstrlbutloh
des tonds de adts succession. ct que 81 aucane
opposition est faitc audit tableau dams les d1x
iours oui suvront la publication de Get AVIS u
sera homologue ct appronve par ladite ceur- 4
Pointe Coupee, II avril 1861. .ss,-,. !..-
A. RONDY, grehier.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA. -1f''s
coyn pu yEuv1eME DISTRICT JUDrcIA'RE. '9'
rARo1ssE DE Ia po1STE corrEE
Calvin Il E-HoZea VS.. john Z. Herring
No. 1925. y ~ fs1-r*
EN vcrtu de ct pour satisfaire Nh
RA writ dc ii. ia. lance dams Ia cause ei-dessus
intitulte ct a moi atlressec par Honorable Cour
dt Neuviene District, dans et pour la parolsse ~
Eat sustlit. pour satisiaire a la denanae gu
plaignant ct aux frais, TAI saisi ct tJofFiraf en-
ventc publique, a la Nalsou de Cour, de eette
paroisse, ...
Sancdi, lie 4eme jour de mai 1861,
4 II h. A. NJ, tous les droits titres ct interets que
lie defendeur /; dams ct a ladte propriete cl-apres
decrite, savoir: ,x.......-.s,
Vingt mile douves a baril, plus on mons.
Isru,es ct conditions de la rente: = ~rs
Unan de credit du Jour de la yente. Les acque-s
reurs deYront tournir Ieurs billets avec securlte
III solto ct une hypotheque sptciale sera reser-
wee sur ladite propritte vendu. Lesdlts blilets
porteront nertt a raison de huit pour cent apres
l'Geheance jusq,,'au partat ct final Placement des
dts hillets. ,.,zl - . ...4.ses-s. .z5s.
SEVERN PORCHE, sheriff:
Pninte Couple I3 avrn 1854. .-E-s.I# =
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-04-27
SELLERIE--CAROSSER1E. :
TOITURES A .VENDRE-

4 YANT tout recemment engage les services
a d'eycellents ouvriers en- ce qul concefne Id
partie forgeronz, charrons. carrossers' peIhs e.
e saisis cette occasion de rappeier mes AIMS ct
au public que Eon trouvera constamtneht l,,o ZION
atelier, (stue Ia Fausse Riviere, deux miles
environ du Chentin Neuf) TN choix varle de Ol.
TURES de toutes sortes, neuves ct RreInses a
neuf.
Les trayaux oui me seront confies seront exc
cutes ayec ia plus grande diligence ct de taeon a
ne laisser ren a d..sirer an goat le plus deieat
q nov re- AtHfl. 4df lifL.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-04-27

ngLe steamer Star of the West parti
de kew-York pour transporter les trou.
pes federales dn Texas, etc capture
pres d'Indianola ct amene a la Nlle-Or-
leans. II await u bord 80 volontaires
Texiens de Galveston, ct 900 barlls de
provisions qui etaient destines aux tro,'. tr,'
pesaue lie steamer devait prendre In.
diaapla. Lorsque le steamer est passe
soulle fort Jackson, il etc salne de
huis G. ups dc canon par ordre du capi
taiDh Duncan ct il a rendu le salnt "a
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-04-27

na-Le Jury de Police s'assemblera
mercredi proclaim, Ter mai. Nous re-
coninandons 4 notre hon. corps les sug-
gestions de notre correspondent "Fausse
Riviere',, CONNIE maritant leHr attention
spcciale. Il est necessaire qu'une orga.
nisation de police armee, composite de
1onx ceux qui sont en- etat de porter les
arn,es, jennes CONNIE yieux, soft imme-
diatement mise 1 execution. Nous es-
pc.ons que le Jury de Police fera son
devoir.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-04-27
DERNIERE5 DEPECHES.

49, 4
Les eyenements Sc compliquent telIe'
meut que nous sommes obliges de faire
un sommaire des fats les plus impor-
tants.
Dams notre dern;ere publication nous
avons a1nonc6 la prise du fort Sumter
ct la repulsion par les baltimoriens dun
regiment de troupes fed6raes qui Sc rem
DAFT ID Waslngton. Voici ce que nous
l;sons d ce sujet:
Baltimore. 10 avril-La nouvel!e dun
conflt qu'on disait avoir en- lieu sur la
route entire cette vile ct Washington Sc
trouve dGmentie..
Toutes les troupes sont arrives a
Washington saines ct sauves, a Pexcep-
ton dcs philadelphiens, qui ont etc prls.
LIE mairc a annonce que les presidents
des differences compaguies de chemins
de fer ont promis de ne plus transporter
dcs troupes dams cette direction.
LIE gouyerneur Hicks a adresse d Lin
coln une depeche par laqnelle il l'engage
i ne plus envoyer de troupes d travers
rEtat du Maryland.
Baltimore, 90 avril--La vile est dams
un etat de calme parfait ct les autorltes
sont en- possession de tous les postes MI
litaires. ts
LIE maire de Baltimore, ainsi que lie
gouverneur de pEtat du Maryland, ont
dome avis NJ. Lincoln quill ne permet
traient a aucune troupe de passer SUI
| leur territoire, ct qu'ils les recevralenIt le
sabre d la main, quoi Lincoln repon
du quill n'enfreindraitp pas Get ordre, pour
w qu'on lie laiJsat passer par les envi
1 rons
New-York, % ayril-Des citoyens de
Washington rapportent que les hab'
tants de Baltimore ont telegraphie aas
Virginicns quils s'offraient a leur venl'
en- aide d Harpers' Ferry.
Harrisburg, % avril--I Ihon. Calet
Cushing est arrive lei aujourd'hui;il an
| nonce que lie general Lee couvre les
| hauteurs darlington avec 5000 hommes
| de troupes yirginiennes.
St-Louis, 90 avril lie general Harney
a e.,rore 700 hommes, d'apres la procla
| nation de Lincoln; environ 1900 homme.
| sont reunis dams Parsenal.
Baltimore, % avril--DAmerican d.
Baltimore confirme la nouyelle du sabor
| dement, des bateaux' Pennsylvania, Go
| lumbus, Delaware, Raritan ct Merrl
| mack 4 Norfolk, par ordre da commodo
! re Prendergrast
LIE Pocahontas ct lie Cumberland son
| les seuls navires qni restent al gouver
| nement pour transporter ses troupes.
Les. magasins d'approyisionnement
ont etc detruits. On rintention de lie
brnler.
Les mares de Norfolk ct dc Ports
month ont enyoye samedi un parlemer
taire pour demander au commodore Per
derorast sill await l'instructlon de tire
] sur lcuss sillcs refptctises. lie con
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-04-27
400 DE RECOMPENSE.

a. PARTI maroon dc chez lie soussigne vers
E la fin de septembre. lie grifie PAXTON: age
~. de 2s on so ans, taille de pieds; il a le re-
card endessous. Je crois que ee negre a une
passe ou quill est parti avec un blanc. Je don
neral Ia recompense ci-dessus pour son ncarce-
ration dams une geole hors TEtat. ct $50 s1ll est
pris dams Get Etat. Les capitaines de bateaux a
vapeur sont requis d'etre sur leur gardes, car ce
nerra essaiera a senfuir dams un Etat llbre. ~
B. B. SHINES.
c;,,,assrart avoralles. la. Ter dee