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SEC s. Il shall only be lawful bakers other persons
carrying the business Of baker aforesaid within The
Of this city, TO make or bake three kinds bread, viz
The first shall be OF the best quality Of Extra -four the
second shall be OF the best quality OF Superne -four
the third shall be Of Fine -four but good Wholesome
That Of tie first qnlty commonly known Fancy Broad
sh&! not come within the provisions of this ordinance
regards the price and weight and shall be affected
troled by the foregoing asize Provided, that
be made stamped herein required ard all bakers
other persons making baking sel1iug such ben shall
all other respects confotm and comply with the provisions
this ordinance undr the penalties thereil fixed
second qualify shall have the weight required by the oreg0l
assiHe and that of the third quality seal weigh o1eegh
more. Bread Of the first quality shall be stamped with
figure that of the secoud with the gre2 and that
third with the figure in addition the stamp
baker Any baker rot complying wi the provisions hereof
ned not less than twenty five dollars thaa hun
dred dollars.
SEC Any baker other person carving of
who sh' mix permit be mixed used in the
manufacture of bread ann, ytrol other unwhoe
some delcerous substance shall conviction before
the Recorders OF this city other he
fired in not exceeding hundted dollars and in
fault Of Of such fine shall be i'm exceeding
thirty days.
SEC 10 AL ordinances oluons conflicting with the
foregoing be and the same ale hereby repealed.
Signed S: i. DE1ARARRE.
President pro Board of Alde men.
Signed j. MAGIONl
President Board OF Assistant Alder men
Approved August f. 1861.
Z. tSisnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Maror.
all 4 i5t MARION A. BAEER, Secretary to Mayor.
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DIR. DAVIS

COMPOUND STRUP or VIVID cHERRe dND TAI
Under its influence the mos dangerous cough remoysd,sr
ting blood is prevented The breathing rendered soft sD
easy the unfortunate sufferer is soon restored from Oh
awful condition of Consumption healthy and cornortsA
existence.
For salem New Orleans, Wholesale and RetRil,by
J, WRIGHT d 90.
q and Isl Charities street,
Sole agentsfor the South
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{ r WRIGHT o. cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popnar Family Medicines, which they offer 10 supply
Dtdggss and Dealers tProret9rs lowest oesale pce5
General Depot Spacsl Agency Ecs Isl and CharTesstreo
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Houiey's Vegetable, Coleman;s,
IoHand's German, oxygenated.
sMills' Aromafic.
/ OILS.
tRnsht1n's Cod Liver Oh, Is
aicNsir's Aconsfic, soarps's Dc
british, HarlEenl.
j COSMETICS.
Il Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Wates, Meen Fun,
IJone's Lilly White.
| SOAPS AND CREAMB.
LOWS Brown Windsor,
\ gpllss' Chemical, - e.
Railways hadicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family, !
Shaving Creams and @ Compound,
of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Weights Indian Vegetable,
Aofrt's Life, Brandreth's,
strong1s Compound Sanstive,
latrong;s Psctoral Stomach,
Motifs Chaiybeate.
tHuifs Fever and Ague,
tMerrisop'B, Lees, New London.
Paris, Sappiugton'B. Champ.
iof's,
taraettenbets, Jayne's Sana-
] tive, -aD-. 49,
IJ6yness Ague, Winer'a Oamo.
mile,
Hibbar6's Anti Bilious. Peters
.Speneer's Vegetable, Cooks,
,Cooper's, Goveps Rheumatic.
tAnderBon's. Atlebasic's Health,
4 Wister's Gentle Purgative,
Allehasts' Ague. Hooper's,
Chickner's Sngar-coated,
jGnberRs Anti Bilious Beck.
| with's,
| Lady's Blood, Ingold5hy'sPt Pills,
lScott's Vegetable, Eagon's,
iRadway's Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Leiy'a Female.
tLondon's Indian Sanatiye,
lLouden's .Ague, Holloway's,
lHalstead'J t-Dyspeptio,
Gordon's, McI4ane's Liver.
| HAIR DYES,
iCristadoro's Hair Dye,
iPhalen's Magic. Bachelors,
Giiman's instantaneous,
Ballard's. Jules Hauel's,
! Gristadora's. Bog..ee:
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. Morse's Invigorating CO.
| dial,
Wright's Elixir,
Thorn's Extract. st's
lTafranps AperlRnt,
Warrants Elixir of RhubaFb,
] Carter Spanish Mixture,
Limeriek's Master Of Pain,
Mothers Relief,
lIoothache Drops, '
lLyonts Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
tIhompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
] BiihHgs's Astr,ngent,
iHyast's Lite BalSam,
hchfnnh's Elixir Of Opiarn,
EadwGy,s Ready Relief,
kadway's ReSelyenI,
Ierrant' Isdefible Ink,
! Peruvian Syrup. s
iIriesnar, ttr
lnt. Roses Preparations,
Wiuer's Arcanum Extract,
geneur's Specific,
| NsrRhaWs Catholieon,
Norse's Compound Syrup 0i
| yellow Dock,
4 Perry Davisis Pain Killer,
Browns Essence OF Ginger,
Mortimore' Rheumatic Com
pound,
Mortimore's Cordial Bi;ters,
Myers Extract OF Rock Ross,
Cheeseman's Specific,
DIR. Wards Specific,
lUphamsa Pile Elsetuaif, CO.,
lstoer's Opedildoc,
iGodfrey's Cordial,
Huntingdon > Balsanl. y
tiayety's Medicated Paper.
O. I Nat a -
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| YERM1FUaEs,
Winer's Camden,
SWANS, IN 4 s,5 ~.
| Pefry,B Dead Shott
Jayne's Ponio,
: R.erps, I.,.
iT A. Fahnestock's,
@ HIcLaan'h.
| BALsAM AND COUGH REM
EDIEs.
,Wistar's Balsa1n Of Wild Cher.
~, y
HaBting's Gapths,
SheFnan's Balsafn,
/ Bncha,'s Hungarian,
asvis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
sheaek's Pulrnonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bgftholomew's Expectorant,
Hall's Balsam,
SwayIn' s Syrup of Wild Chsrry, l
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Faylorts Belsam Liverwort,
Jasns1s Expsctoralt,
Winer,s Elecampains,
RegeT's Liyerwort and Tsf,
Trs. 9afilinar's Livsrworj,
stadiey's Cherry Expectorant,
Leudon's Indian do
DR.. Bose,s, do: lS
McI,ean'n Strengthening Cor
/ *, s1ksArsAR1LLAs.
DR.. John Bulls,
8. I. Townsedd's,
81 Sands's.s
Old Jacob Townasnd's,
Carpenters
Wyncoop's,
4 ShRket'e,
z GrsHenbegs'#,
Bristol's,
Cluyaott,s Yellow Dock.
PIlASTERS.
I Well's strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew,
BadeSu's,
Rnapp's Indian,
klcock's Porous,
Gritfifth,s Adhesive,
Holloway'a Arnice.
v LINIAEN,fS.
AcLesn's Volcanic OH r.ini-
~ ment,
DR.. Sweat's.
Ma11can Mustang,
Fsrrell's Arabian,
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunt's, s* q.
-.aL Haysris, ~ Il i
WadBworth's Rheumatic,
Tobias venisian,
GcE-e's Nerve and Bone,
geilinger's, Is y
Gasdenarfe, Y
\ ~ Bartina's Horse,
Merchants Gssgling,
Cherokee,
q Jaynsss. .
AaUE REMEBIEs, etc.
9egoofh Indian Chogosus,
Stephens Compound.
Rowand's Tonic Misturs,
Bmith's Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoopis Tonic
Spead's Febrifrse. =
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZEN9ES.
Shernan's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's PulinoAic WATERS
Loeock's Pulmonie WafeIe,
HAIR PREPARATIONS /
3atry,s Tr;copherous,
Gyon'g Kathssron,
Bufnestis QocoaiBe,
Boyle's Hyperion Fin s,2s
Phalon's Hair nvigorasas5
gayne;s Hair Tonic, g u
Van Deusen'a Wahpens,
London's Oriental Hair Tc.ilc.
asxeltb Eau Lnstrale,
0tdridge's Balm Of Golum5ia,
Rsdwsyls Circassian Balm.
FANAOEAS, ~ Il
| awain,s Houck's, -
Gallen's Indian Vegetable,
L.onglsy;s, q raat Vt ssteru.
/ OINTMENT AND sAi.VES}.
DanS's Magical Pain Extraeso,
Professor go.iowayis Ointment
NleA Histef's All.liea,ing, %
Brooks Magic Ssfve, Pryor's
Pile.
3ray's Harrisonss sgecihos
| Tasks Magnetic, Ju5kin's,
hondon's An Hsaiing, Russia.
49, BTTTERS, =,
Nptfat's Phoenix, slSks's Arc
1 Dlstiut
4 Old Saciiern,
4 0r, y. Boyee Deds' ~
/ AiphafSl's Wild Cherry,
| aisharisoh Sherry Wine
| Hatchnlg's Vegetable n yspnnai,
A YkSDEBpEEE II 81
as- Dresgtsss IND sfercllaI,
Artteles contained n tic ahovt,
vantage hy calling 81 seadtna
% found ehe most extensive asa
MEDICINES in the United |
! a =
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GgLA A&RaCX
oF THE GELAHRAFBD
sTA0KER IkOE RoREs
s,rss r .,.t., z,z, a. TEENEsSEg
e 70 4 inches dslaear....,. i l0 an inch
undeT " INCHES dfana0tar NJ an inv
6T9ce Mouths 81 $780, hs aoeordins Ia .iss M nat
'srs. Grats Bars a pet paand, " ~ N''' Va"
IT. y. LAVFTIRBEuFRK
Commission 3ercbApl
Nc. IL tIsioh strsaI
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MAYORALTY---OFFICtAL.
no Bakerss


tr = City Hall, August Is, 1851
The attention of all persons carrying business of
baker, other persons selling bread directed the pro-
the following ordinance entitled An Ordinance for
establishing The ASH and regulating tbs Weight nud Inspec
tnn II Bread " and all crryng The business
hereby notified call the Mayors office prior to
the LIST SEPTEMBER and there make the declaration required by
section of the the penalty pro ved by
| tho SAID first sectiouo Of the said ordinance,
E r. JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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COMPTROLLER

1@<~N-----~-~N-~~~~~--~---<-
-..N = .. GoXPTROLLER's OFFog, J
City of New Orleans, July 7, 1856, {
mo 1891
DISSOLVED; THAT ttie Conn ptroIIer be n md
"a he hereby authorized and required give notice
5anzg aFeEeedFt the Ghcs I9agEa that in nccotdRl
win Bnth section of ordinance No. la approved March
81 6E the Council Tn pay any bill agaigt The city
contracted under aahoy order Comptroller in
accordance with ttS ordinance raserred TO, J..
tstzne&ls % L.sTRACF,
- Pr4st3ent Board 81 AssiRtant Aldermen.
j. ~ [signed =. e. PLACE,
81 - President Board Of Aldermen.
approved April 2a, 1855 - 80
lbignedi l0HN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Th attention 0! lac officers of the city and of thu pubc
specially cstad to the foregoing resolution,
C. W. CGLBERTSOK.
3yl6 " 3 Oornptrorler Lity Ut Now DrIeans
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Lizzie Simmons, -, I'm Memphis. &~
Yieksburg, White, I'm Argyle Landing.
u D Swain, Saunders, I'm Montgomery
New Basin. -.
Music, Dalferes, I'm Donaldsonyille. ~
3 Laurel Hill. Heno, I'm Bayou Sara.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-29

Boston, March 7, 1857.
have rsde chemical analysis Of comefeel gsnnes Of
Chestnut Whisky which proves from thehssyy
FUsi Oils and perfectly pure and pnadu!teraed The
favor of this Whisky frorn thu grain used II, snu
featuring 1t. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., stste Assayer
No. Ii Boylston street.,
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ., 1859
Te have carefully tested the Sample Chearut E4cv
whisky which and find that zone Of the
poisonous substance Known Fus OIL character
ac and injurious ingredient Whiskes general usa
BOOTH, GARRETT 4 CAhAC,
Analytical Chemists
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New York, Sept. 5, 1858,
hsTe GnalYed sample Of Chestnut Whisky receives
from dr. Charles Wharton, Jr, of PlGdeipha and havin!
csreJ tested IT, pleased to state that entirely
from poisonous dseerors aubstance. an unupua
pure and fins Favored quality of Whisky.
SAA&s &, CfIIL+TOK. Analytical Chemist
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-29

Va AhlS WAL ponl',SeiE ny me 'iS
regular steam train from thr
lake to the city Heeb days
IL . clock T. II. HOSE Car.
The Steam Train vii; stop lrItIils suction wg5 LJtt4a
however A rpa, aud during The half hour trips
Sunday afternoon Fare aech gy and conductors
ru3t have timely notice to stop.
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city o'clock
A. NJ, IN lieu Of the horse
The Seam Train win leave the city Sundays every hour,
from Il NJ until II ?. NJ,
The Sunday leave either end Of the Road every half
hour, from ?. n, until P NJ.
Grcnbpsge5 UsIsi street for l. Depot asety Ave
Passengers earnestly requested procure their tickets
the Office Depot. Checks, Return Tickets, will be
haIided them on the cars.
IL, Is If y. PANnELT, Superintendent,
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REAL sCEEEDAM sCFEY&Esps.

REAL sCHEIDAm sCFEY&EsrS.
vANDE vEER's
INDICATED GIN, or NEscHEIDAB 8cHnApR
A pure article of holland Gin,
wholesome beverage nm Invaluable FAMILY HEyb
CINE, particularly beuedeisIin Ill casea Of
DysENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAERHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
dOUT,
FEvERs,
etc, stc, etc.
tits highly recommended by many most eminent phyb
clans throughout the States and agreeable
alive, and admitted to eiicctnsly ell Una
Organs, and Is peculiarly adapted females ami
children.
AS other article offered that Ia Justly entitled
the Of the
Real Scheidnn1 SrE2napps,
he public cautioned purchase the
called
VANDEFEEh'8 MEDIA TED GIN;
Real Scheida SchnuppE.
Each bottle signature of tho p,opreor and nom
other il genuine githoutit.
For sale New Orleans Wholesale retail at proprietor
prices by
J. WRIGHT s co,
u and Isl Chattres rees
DR.. wRIGHTs
CELEBllATED FGaiJUVENATgNG tGLIER
-PreparAt--
On thesrctes Pharmaceuca Principles by Of the sba
Chemists of the age, Tor The
General Debility
dental and Physical Depression
ImbeciIity 4
Determination Of Blood to The Head
Confused Ideas,
Bysteria,
General irrltRhiIy,
Restlessne6s and
Seepe5sDoss al EiGhSy =
Absence of Muscular Efficiency. l
Lossof Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaciaon,
Low Spirits,
DISCRIMINATION of the
Organs of Generation,
Palpitaton ofthe Heart
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and retni1,h by
j. WRIGHT d CO..
q and 15l Chartres street,
Sole Propriotora
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D(arine ylteAlgeltfe,
Arrived Yesterday
steamboats,.

UREsoSaf OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street., 4
Thursday Moru1ng, Angus 20. 1851.
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CHARLES WHARTON. IT.
Wholesale Agent,
lie Walnut street
jef IySW PHuApE1ru1A
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TX DUES, o. "a, ~ ESfEsDA., COMMISSION AND FOR.
an wardg erchant5, No. Front street. opposite Canal
saet Particular attention given the purchase sails
81 al ki 60 western Produce. Lny2l ly
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NS."....,"..DYEG EEG ........-DR ENG
J, BoETEaPs. DYER AND BCouRRR.
No. 50 Bourbon atrest,

TODD, SAMUEL III, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
\ Dealer III White Lead and Zine Paints, Oils Window Glass
Gold Leaf Bronzes and Artistic Fine olos Tools ETC. 30 Mag
HtTe girsat--ufw vIinrhar rs az
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EPAVE DU TItOISTEME DISTRECT.-u n
"a conduit Depot DIES Epaves u Troisioe District
des Bols Ellhns entire Ciouet ct Louss,
I'm Anet bal hrun ayant " mains de haRteur
que epnUe suI-le flame. = '.n
sle dit animal rsoam6 dams cling jours
pages, II vendn enGhere publique, dit Depot,
yENpREnI, 30 e'aqht 1861, 3 10 ieures A. NJ.
]. MILTON RELF, GunImissaire DIES Rues.
5 NouTelfe- 0rltHit-, Is q dAOut lsB Il au2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-29

DALLEy'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally snppRnted all other ontneuts healing
0icat1ns IN both the Ensteaua We,tln Hemsphcf.s ,gb
evArtrodnccd aud its intrinsic merit ia the secret Of Ma
In all ctneoas affections, whether the cuns be- ne
deuI Or disease.
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POLICE JAlLs--oFFICyAL,

WAS brought to the City Police JAN ON
, ~ rs 49,. .NaSs - tnsEt4l oSs yDtiN e
belongs TO MIS- Ward mr. CalAwAy who sin Memphis,
Heis feet S inches high has toerahy good teeth
is beages has heavy lips and looks rather stupid strongly
bnilr, and Is aEei about 70 years
The will cali his property according law.
.@g .. MIGUEL HERNANDEZ DR.,
= 4. ..s Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered August %, 1881 .=--=
s .an2s l5t Tepnfy t'SSpIE1ier
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STREET [JNE7NER--eyF'F9CIAE

EPAVE DU PREMIER DIsTRlCT-u a
conduit an depot deS epales du Premier District
cofgu,red es Lafayette ct Vine coYnme eDay,,--
|. Tn Bouc nor Ct girls, sans Co ues
Un BDuc ct eoueur de creme ayant de longs polls ct
d. boutons SIR 10 =
I'm Bouc noir. 20
81 les dts nnnaux pas eclames tro our ct les
frais pages Sendus enchere pubaue All dit depot
lie FENDREDI, 50 daoul 1861 IL heuTes N. A.
J. MILTON RELF, Cominissare des rueB
'Nouvelle- Orleans d ouT7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-18
The I,atest News.

We have no late War News of Importance
All over the North and West the utmost enthu-
siasm prevails Volunteering and enlisting IS
goingEon every where. More than double the
number of volunteers called for by the Pres
ident will be offered. Banks and private indi-
viduals are Offering loans of money to meet all
the expense of mastering men into service In
Detroit at large public meeting, it was re-
solved in order to expedite the equipment OF
troops required from Michigan, to raise 800,
coo by private subscription. A large portion
of that amount was subscribed to on the spot.
Gen. Cass being one of the foremost to respond
to the call.
This is the spirit that is everywhere shown IN
the north, when the question is the preserva-
ton of the Government and the enforcement OF
the laws.
In this State Gov Randall has issued his
Proclamation, calling for the enrolment of our
quota of the troops called for by the President
The most difficult question will be decided
which of the numerous Companies offering shall
be accepted.
Later intelligence Informs us that during the
bombardment Of Fort Sumter, 40 men weie
killed and III wounded, in Fort Moultrie.
1t is said now that Fort Sumter was not a;
badly battered as was at first stated.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-18

We are not left in doubt as to the position Of
the Free States in the great contest that has
been initiated between the lovers ofthe union &,
the shareholders, over the Constitution and the
laws. Already has Pennsylvania responded
nobly promising 100000 men if needed, to up
hold the integrity and honor of the government.
Ohio sends the same patriotic response. Hi
nos and Indiana from their broad prairies will
send up thnir tens of thousands each, and Wis
consin and Michigan viii net be behind any of
their sister states in the great rally for the con-
sututlon and the Union New York and New
England are ready to fight the battles Of Free
dom over again. All over the north and the
great northwest goes up the response to Wash
lngton that the people are true to the constitu.
uoA and the Union, and they will seal their f.
deity, ifneeds be, with their blood.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-18
The Feeling throughout the North.

REBELLIO ON MUST BE CRUSHED
WAsHING1 ON, April IA.
| Efforts are still making to concentrate for.
midable military force in and around Washing
ton, so as to prepare for all emergencies
| Information continues to be received from prl-
vate sources, of plots in various localities of Ma
ryland and Virginia, having in view the seizure
OF public property, and even the persons of the
highest officers of the Government. Tho these
acts are not generally credited, they are believ-
ed In Official quarters.
| Senator Douglas called on the President to-
night. He had an interesting conversation on
the present condition of the country. The sub
stance of it was, on the part of Mr. Douglas, that
while he was unalterably opposed to the Admin
lstratlon on all its political issues, he was pre-
pared to sustain the President in all his Consti-
tutional functions to preserve the Union and de-
fend the Federal Capital. A firm policy and
prompt action were necessary
The Capital of our country is in danger and
must be protected at all hazards, at any expense
of men and money. He spoke of the present
and future without any reference to the past
Mr.. Lincoln was very much gratifed with the
interview.
Official adyices from Montgomery intimate that
the Confederate Congress on re-assembling will
al once declare war against the United States.
It is believed that in the act Of declaration a dis
tinction will be made between alien friends and
alien enemies. The former including the border
States and such citizens of the North as oppose
a coercive administration. All obligations of
this class are as much to be respected as though
in times of peace
Washington, April 15.-Ten District of Co
lumbia Companies have thus far been muster
ed into service-sixteen in ali being required
The number of Federal troops hereabouts
amounts to $50.
NEW YORK, April 10
The War Department is engaged in calcula-
ting the quota Of troops on each State. New
York will be entitled to ten Regiments.
No detailed policy relative to closing South
ern ports is yet stated, but arrangements are ma
king to cut off all communication.
Scott Is actively at work, calculating the dis
position of the forces.
The Administration has reliable information
that the Confederate States propose, after redu-
cling Sumter, to march on Washington with
10000 men, Several additional companies Of
regulars are ordered to Washington
Tae Wortd's Washington correspondent says
detachments of cavalry are stationed on all roads
outside the city, and two volunteer companies
are in the Capitol, one at the Post Office Depart
ment and another at the Patent Office.
A number Of officers of New York regiments
have rendered their commands
The present indications are that Sumter viii
be retaken at all hazards
PHILADELPHIA, April I5
The reported project to seize Fort Delaware
causes much excitement. II is now command
ed by Captain Porter, of Virginia, who it is re-
ported, designs to resign if Virginia secedes.
Volunteers are making preparations to be
ready to respond instantly to the call of the
Governor or President
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-18
hU English View Of She Amerfcnm
Crisis

From '15 London telegraph
no unprJaa.ced reader OF the intelligence
rom America Drought by the latest mail, will
o5"y J""o t"e 5o-,n is taxing upon Itself the
et.,s iespoAsl5iilJ OF civil war There was
no 1Ate''.i h' Iaauia no challenge IN the inaug-
o'..'yu Sp'-1A Oh mr. LIucoin. The oiscon-
ts"i4i 'La!e5 were invited calmly to reflect up
on 'D' CRISIS were tod that their rights would
~, w.. ~ ..-N9t' una were GAhofJ9d' III TREND
y '"Na"ia'' 200 10 put themselves IN the
'''"7 ny platioa- seizure q FEDERAL property;
DN' '"o itio.tla.lJA we now receive appears 10
I..'i'" "l1Hh the smallest compass the chances
on - p4cAc settlement lho three salient fac Is
arg 'H'J nlafua' preparations were going for
""'N on Dom Siegs' mat the Union forts were
'..'.-5u Ii"t Instant Seizure, and that the
@.A....4A CYAt-Gt.acJ h4a promulgated Is Com
aLla-yn
A"' ',o".'atH AiAu l5 ImpeFYious TO any ar
t'"--.1 Io'I'9| upon justice. Otherwise it
YOU'D c9.ile1e, a fact, The truth thas the 70
t"'h oi +tr. Lincoln can scarcely be recorded
as great triumph Of The Republican party.
surely th31 party must enjoy many similar III
~. . I5 D5lo-7 ~ can nope to stand on par
. ''t ''s s'i' oAis,s'
40 en- '''ai.7o once IN the commonwealth has
~ i'Ho't S"Cl'. umeS by men from the
'-'~l"' .'" only SIX by men il0m the Northj
anu you '"s FORMER protest that they are deuI-
81. 81. 9tUI participation 10 tho government Of
.Ae oHl-01 5t'ta". The New Orleans journals
JON e''tI' il Inc lery protest against PorpeG-
,lt-lna iH' reign OF tyranny. What tyranny
Is DO tNAs o. southern majority in Congress
over NoiulafA resident, or sitat OF a Carroll
hA PlNH-et over % gang OF naked Africans toll
ing themselves TO death in the SUI?
.l'' lincoln haa seized no state property,
Aols.ed no revolutionary flag, convened no i'll
legal assemblies, armed no lawess troops, in
Fo-eo the authority OF no turbulent and sedi-
nous roaie, Lh9 only blunder Of any magn-I
.o"e "utCn mas Daen committed has been par
doned, with singular foybeuance. Six months
ago had President Buchanan been sincere iuI
has hcart and strong ina his hand, he might have
spared bus or an immensely Of trouble
bay Abraham Lincoln, upon assuming Office.
finds himself Ia the perp,oxity OF new com
ll'.,' 1ei-ln-eL,'9,' whose predecessor has left
almost every strong position uudisturbed ia the
houa' o. tho enemy In one quarter the pal
meit1 Tag las been foatiHg, since December.