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The Mysterious Schooner Fired into at Charles.
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IL It.appears from an article in the Savannah
Nevs Of the 5.h inst, that the mysterious
schooner which was fired into in Charleston
hdrbor, on the Sd inst., was the R. H Shannon,
Captain JosErH MAKrs, from Boston, with O
) cargo of ice, consigned to HEYwooD & GAoK, Of
Savannah. According to Captain MxRrs' ac-
cunt Of the affair, the Weather on the Sd inst,
being rough and heavy, he mistook Charleston
harbor for that of Savannah, and did not dis.
cover his error until he had passed the bar,
whed be made signal for pilot, intending to 60
into the harbor, and come ont the next morn
ing, If theweather proved fair, and proceed on
his voyage to Savannah. v
After making the signal, he was fred upon
by one or two guns. He then ran up the Uui
ted States flag, thinking an emblem of his ma
tionality was what vas required. But in few
moments, al FIRE was opened upon him from both
sides of the channel-from Fort Moultrie and
the battery on Morris Island. Not knowing
what was required Of him or what to do, Capt.
MARrs hauled down bis colors, tackled ship and
stood out to sea. fE7
A revenue cutter from Fort Sumter came
alongside the schooner, and informed Capt.
MARrs Of the true state of affairs. As the night
was likely to be rough and stormy, he again
stood in for the harbor, but seeing that prepara.
lions we're making for renewing the fire on the
schooner, he put out to sea, and arrived at sa.
vannah at about four O'Clock, on the morning
Of the 5th inst, with no other damage than a
pretty good fright and shot-holein the schoon.
er's mainsail
The Necs adds that though Capt. MARrs
brOughtsomething to keep the southernera cool,
they certainly gave him warm reception on
his first visit to their shores.
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IN SENATE
74e sAruRDAY, April 13, ls6l.--lO A. m
Prayer BY Rev. DR.. Smith. 30 .ss1
Ifl ! -. sroorp READINGS.

4 Prayer py hev. Df.pmitu' usrs 50 '5i.T
i Tft SECOND READINGS. r2
S. B. No. 293-To divide the State of Oh 10
into Congressional Districts for the next de
cenuial period Whole. HrfssaA
8 B. 295-To authorize the Board of Dlrec
tors of the Portsmouth and Columbus Turnpike
Company to change the course and terminus
OF said turnpike in the city OF Portsmouth
Corporations other than Municipal
SB No 294-Relating to duties of Commits
soners Of Fairfield, Hooking and Perry coun-.
ties. Referred to Mr. Schlech. m
H. No. 452-Authorizlog Township Trus-
tees to examine accounts, Go, Of Township
Treasurers. Whole '-''
FIRST READINGS. flsHs.
H. B. 457-Apptopria Sa4, 900 for the pur
chase of a 900 copies of Swan and Critchfeld's
Revised Statutes for Magistrates use.
IS, ORDERS.
The Senate concurred In House amendments
to the militia enrolling bill.
H B. No. 2l6-To amend the militia bill of
1859, designed TO reduce the number of brigades,
was taken from the committee of the Whole,
and referred.
Mr.. ORR-Concerning Fisheries in Sand usky
river was taken from the table, and Mr. Orr ad.
time and passed-yeas "a, nays 6.
REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. COX, from the Judiciary committee, re-
commended the indefinite postponement of H :.
B. No. 296-To reduce the amount of premium
notes of Mutual Insurance Companies from $50. :.
600 to $4,000 $50
Mr.. FERGUSON said the bill is to enable
farmers to underwrite for each other. He
Al noI Al "a a
be beneficial measure
Mr. COX said the practical operation of such
companies had proved pernicious. There have
been many such small companies, and they have
all resulted dsastrously. Poor and ignorant
men, not familiar with the business, are often
ruined by them. To carry on the insurance bus
mess safely to the community, they should have
an ample basis of capital. These unfortunate
companies were not addicted to the extension of
their business beyond their own counties, but
were subject to assessments for which they new.
er bargained by losses at home. When they had
supposed they might be assessed ten per cent, J,
they have often been amazed 10 find themselves
put in for 30 or 40 per cent. ta ~
Mr.. CUPPY said that the law of which this
s an amendment is exclusively for the benefit
Of farmers. Their organizations are limited
exclusively 70 the insurance of country proper
ty, and prohibited from insurance upon village or
city property. He thought no injury could work
from the operation of the bill. He moved the
reference Of the bill TO Select committee
Agreed TO, and the bill was referred to Mr..
Cuppy.
Mr.. SCHLEICH, from the Militia committee,
recommended the passage Of H. b. No. ZIG;
amending the Militia law of 1859, which
amends the law OF 1857. The bill reduces the
number OF brigades-giving the Commander-in.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY, April l3, 1861.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. McCune. s,,3
On motion Of Mr.. HITCHCOCK, the House
resolved itself into committee of the Whole, Mr..
Voris in the chair, and took up the special order
IS. B. -, Making appropriations for the year
1861. E'sn
Mr.. VORIS, from the Judiciary committee,
reported back s. B. l4l-To provide gasworks
for the Penitentiary and other State buildin gs
with an amendment providing for contract
with the Columbus g as Company for gas, at a
price not to exceed 81, so per 1000 feet s7sn1.
II The amendment was adopted, when the bill
was passed-yess 64, nays 3. . ~ 0fio'
Mi. COOVER, from the select committee to
whom was referred H. B. 473-For building q
bridge over the Miami river at Dayton--report'
ed the same back, when it was set for a third
reading on Tuesday next.
The committee Of Conference on the matter
Of difference on the Youngstown Jail bill, re-
ported that the Senate recede from their amend
ments, when the committee was discharged, the
Senate being opposed to the report. lr
| After some timespent in the consideration oi
the subject, the committee rose, reported pro
gress and asked leave to sit again, when the
House took recess. o, ~
[0n Thursday last, Mr.. CARTER presented
the petition Of James S. Reed and 48 others, o
Marion county, for the passage of S. B. l2--Fol
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After the twenty first vote, motion by Mr.
:. /. -.-aLa ~ haIlal NO n i.rand 10

After the twenty first vote, motion by Mr..
SMITH to vote by ballot was agreed to
After some forty ballots, running about ac-
cording to the last ballot, the committee rose
and reported, and had leave so eli again.
Mr.. COX, from the Conference committee on
H B 423-Being the village prison bill, rec.
ommended the recession of the Senate from its
amendment Agreed to. -
PUBLIC WORKS.
On motion of Mr.. SCHLEICH, H. B. 29l-
To lease the Public Works, was taken from the
table, Mr.. Jones' amendments from select
committee pending.
Mr.. SCHLEICH moved an amendment to
strike out that portionyhich proposes to lease to
the highest bidder, and substitute the bid Of
Medbery g. Co., who propose to give 200
ally.
The bill was referred to the committee OF th Q
Whole, and the Senate went into committee Of
the Whole upon the bill and amendments--Mr.
MOORE in tho chair. u1e,
Action was not taken on the foregoing amend
ments. but sundry other amendments maturing
the bill were agreed to-. 3-1
The committee had leave to sit again.
Mr.. STANLEY moved to adjourn until nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning,
Agreed to.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
.Sv ADJOURNED SESSION. t
lfEs r s1f
a I'M SENATE 5E eaee
FRIpAY, April IL, 1861.
AFTERNOON SESSION

84i- AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. HOLMES offered the following: (,
Resolusd, That one thousand extra copies OF
the report of the select committee upon Mr..
Collins Bird and Game bill be printed for the
use of the Senate. Agreed to. ~
NEW PEEiTENrARY.
On motion ofMr. MOORE. the Senate resolv'
ed itself into committee OF the Whole, on the
orders Of the day, Mr.. Stanley In the chair, ant
the committee proceeded to ballot for choice o
location of the new Penitentiary, viz
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13

A "LlTTLE FIB. THE story going the rounds
of the press that w. H. Russell, Esq, the cor
respondent of the London Times, was gent to
Ireland to report a speech of Mr.. O'Conhell,
and that the latter spoke in Irish, to the dis
comfture Of the reporter and the amusement of
the audience, we are requested to saySis with
out word Of truth .--BaLtimoTe Sun.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13

The London Literary Gazette, in an elab'
crate review Of Helpef's rImpendng Crisis
remarks-"We suppose this is the sort Of book
likely to further the good cause in America
for sixty eight experienced Senators, with Chris.
tian names ranging from Isaiah to Galusha, say
so.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13

Mrs. Jane G. Swissbelm has been granted a
divorce from her husband, James Swisshelm,
in the Pittsburgh Common Pleas Court, on the
ground Of desertion. At last accounts, Jane was
publishing paper in one of the upper Missis.
sppi towns, advocating woman's rights.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13

The government expenditures Of Great
Britain are G2l5,O00, more than million Of
dollars per day. The people consume seven
hundred thousand dollars worth of food per day
more than their own soil produces.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13

&C. G. Long, of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, oh
tanned at the late term of Court in Wyandot
county, a verdict OF 81 ,O33 against the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad for
the loss of an arm. -..,..-. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13

The Washington Star denies the story oi
copperbead snakes being found in the mail bagt
which arrived In that city from Florida.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FnDAY, April l2, 1861.
AFrERNooN SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. HITCHCOCK, the House
resolved itself into committee of the Whole,
Mr. Voris iu the chair, and took up the consid
Grafton of s B 267-Making appropriations foI
the year 1861. .4f t..
After some time spent in the consideration
thereof the committee rose. reported progress,
aud asked leave to sit again, which was agreed
to, when the House took q recess till tomorrow
az nine o'clock
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13

u All should read Prof. Woods advertise
ment in another column. ....rr
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GUERNsEY's BALMl
DIED.,

DIED,
In New Albany, on the OH inst, after lingering and
painful illness Of two years. which he bore with heroic
fortitude. HENRY H., the Of JONATHAN BoBo in the
2ist year Of his age.
In this dspensaton Of Divine Providence his parents
have been deprived ofa endeared to them by many
acts Of duty and affection. He much esteemed by
his friends and acquaintances for his exemplary and
moral conduct and amiable disposition.
GNI NIkflt!f COMMUNICATED.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTSs
ONLY PREP TD0M
- THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, ESLA
Ana grows more and moro popular
every dayi

And testmoniais, new,A and almost without number
might be given from ladies and gentlemen % IN s;.,
that Plot woods Hair Restorative will restore the pais
and gray and preserve the hair Of the youth to oidage
In ali its vouthful beauty.
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M1LLIN cry.

les Rest Tswn $50 cosnmbass Q.
i:'SsiiFa'Rssss y - ss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-09
i. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

nEuxrENn Corn DE Dlsrslcrl LA WILLIE DE Ia NILE
de Ia ORLEAH rs W.. Dame MAR
Nouvele Orleans. GuERITE ADELE Fl 4Y-
DEt1-No. l7,335
I'm yEETU dian writ de Iieri facius, a
de IA Nouvee Orleans, dams raie cidessus proedde-
raj lie MERCREDI, 10 davrl 1861 midi de Ia Cita
de Ia Commure entire les rues du Camp DIES MhEasns,
Naturalization d.
/. TROIS TERRAINS, sufs dams lie Premier District -sa
de Vile, dams et borne par les de Ia Commune @
GrHvier, de Ii NouvGe vGe Tchoupiouas dcss II
mes par les Nos l. . ct g. ayant caan les dimensions
savoir lie No lfsrme ange des Commune
Tchoupiouas, ct q pieds face Ia ,npoulas
protondeur FACADE Ia de la Commune de rs
Ia igne sup6tieue hnrophe No, 2 une pro.
fondeu d. 81 peis. lie No syant aGae de "a peis sr
IL TchoupstuulAs pr0fundeu de s. pieds gue
limitrophe No. l. Hcue de "A pleds Tue de la
Nouvelie evee pro'ondeur IN gne mtrophe an
No de % pieds Ie No Facade de q peds chacure
de Tchuuptoulas ct oe Ia Nouvee vG prooneur
la igne in tue imrophe No. de peds ct sur Ia
gre pericue u ondeur de l0S pieds snyant croqus
Ensemble toutes les batisses ct authorizations qui sly
= UN TERRAIN sitnG dams 10 Deuxieme District de cee
VILE le borne par les des RempHrt Philippe
st Cnudec dcs Irutnes 20 deds
Remprts proondeur de 80 pieis Ensemble
loutes lea bttisses ameiont;ons uu hy trouvent.
=. UN TERRAIN situe dams lie Dcuxeme District de cee
vG dams let borne par les dcs Rempars Philippe
st Claude des Ursunes mefant 50 peds re face
St Claude 80 pedS de proondeur Ensemble oueS
les bttisses ct authorizations qui sly ,rouyent
Sails dams 'afare ciessis.
CONDITIOnS-Comptant moment &c i'aljuii alton.
f. I. PARKER,
mo nj 10 Sheriff de In ParOiSEe d'Orlears.
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J. B. WALTON.

/ e. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL. WALTON,
CITY AUoTIoNEER,
| And AUcTloNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
fer the Purehsse and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, etc. etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues bis personal attention OF Real Esate
saVes Furniture Bank Stocks succesBions
chandise generally
Henves attention TO h system plans and plan
Real Esats-nnugursed large expense-embracng every
sqe and every lot in every square, with the
hereo the Amo of the owner other valuable information
'aNeh from the most authentic in the
chese sse and appreeen of Real Estate unequsled advsn
tages and information.
HFurniture and other reIeo atendes so7 I'm,
ESTATE OF JOHN MCDoNOGH.
LANDS IN THE PARISHES OF JEFF ERsoN, PLAQUE
MINES and ASSUMPTION, by order Of the McDonogh
School Fund.- for of purchasers on
very long credit, without reserve
BY J. B. wALTow,
City Aucoueer,
Office 40 Camp street.
1'ar t. Il GsneSk c m
IF era under the of the Fnance Committees
hs tic 2 and S2m ay v Of M @ msds o
the following described property to-wit-
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF R. F. NICHOLS, WHO
PURCHASED FOR MRS C. DUMAY AND GEO.
HILLMAN.
TRACT OF LAND in the Barataria District left
ton No s. plan drawn by j. Mccullough u. s. Sur
Dc e the s5s' ds s srom the
abont - atts front the Bayou Barata ia by about
penis in depth
A large portion of this tract is covered by superior claims
ony me ri;ht ute and interest Of the city Of New Orleans
ont any warranty Whatever.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF EMILE HoUIILoN,
fronting on said bgy9G BY dept OF apents and being pat
Denis and Small Lake
This said tract contains Isl 6i,loO acres as follows:
Section 80 + I s B. q zG-Ioo
Section 81 T. Is s. r. q e63 i-Ioj ;.
Total ......................... Isl 6l-I00 acres.
According 70 apIHn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor, the
n1enstobs being taken from plan by VIM. j. Mccullough u
s. Surveyor.Genera
Lands in the Parish OF Assumption.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF THOs. B. LEE
right title interest city of New Orleans &C.
quirtd from the estate Of John McDonog5, without any
ranty whatever, in and TO
THREE CERTAIN TRACTS OF LAND situated in the
Parish Of Assumpon the canal which leads Bayou
Iafourche to Lake Eeret and designated plan by
Louis H. Pile City sgTeyor The dimensions being taken from
posed of the following divisions, viz
No. lSl containing 2O2 . 100 acres.
No. No. l$; :. 80 g. S2 100 ::
situated partly T. 49, S. R. II E. and T.
l4,s.R.14E.
Also at the time and place. for account of the Melon
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF ELECTION,

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
>&T3 GAn go Pursuant TO Proclamation of Ills
MAX36s5SsSSSA E1cellency THOMAS Q. MOORE
- Governor of the State Louisiana
ssssSSS-SJzSS bearing date February rs, 1861 ali
qualified Parish of Orleans hereby notified that
Election will be held MONDAY LIST day of April 1851
for Judges Of District Courts in the said parls
of Orleans, as follows TO wit:
Judge of the First District Court of New Orleans for the
parish of Orleans.
One Judge the Second District Court New Orleans for
the parish of Orleans. .......-.,
One Judge of tile Third District Court of New Orleans
parish of Orleans.
One Judge the Fourth District Court New Orleans for
the parish of Orleans.
Judge of the Fifth District Court of New Orleans
parish of Orleans.
Judge the Sixth District Court of New
parish Of Orleans.
The Polls will be opened in each Election Precinct the
said city of New Orleans and parish Of Orleans from the
hours of eight o'clock A. NJ till four O'Clock p NJ
date before ntioned tow MONDAY, day OF April
1861 for The purpose Of receiving the votes Of the qualified
the parish of Orans under the spentendcnce
the Commissioners and Clerks 10 be appointed by the author
trpcate made to the undersigned returning officer
cordng TO law.
sherifs Office, Parish of Orleans March /, 1851.
E. l. PARKER, Sheriff.
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AVIS D,ELECTIOM.-PA

AVIS D'ELECTTON.-PAR
XII ~ IEMSssA de In proclamation de Excel
4gGaSssaaaSsI% S$Ss lence THOMAS o. MOORE, Geu-
$ sSE&SSRllAsx& da fktat dc IL Louisiana,
HSeF9ssS-S@ data du 2S de ftvrer 1861, les cleo.
qualities de la paoisse Orleans par present
hGs q'une Election lieu lie IUNDI premier jour vril
1851 JUICES es differences Cours de District dams Ia de
paroisse d. Orleans, CONNIE suit, SAVIOR:
I'm Juge de Ia Premiere Cour de District de Ia Nouvee
Orears pour la psrosse d'Or6aus.
I'm JUICE de Ia Deuxeme de District de Ia Nouvee-
Orleans pour la psro d 0Gtns.
Tn Juge de la Troisieme Cou de District de In Nouvee
Orleans pour la parosse d. Orleans
Tn JUICE do la Quatrifme Cour de District de IL Nouvce
Orleans pour ia paroisse d'OrlAnns.
I'm Tuge de Ia Cnqueme Cour de District de Ia NouTele
Orleans pour In parosse N Orleans
I'm Juge de Ia SiNieme Cour de District dc la Nouvele
Orleans polr la paroisse d'OrlGaRs.
dams chaque reimbursement dolce
depuis heures A. N. lsqua heues 2.
dGsignG SAVIOR lie Ter d. Av 1861, eet de receyo les
eecteurs qualities do paoissc Orleans
surnenanCe commissioners gcs qui seront d6sgnes
par rnutoritG conp6ene.
detection devra conlue ct les trplc4te
devro ere envoSts sousignd charge de les rlnsmcre
conforIndment a Ia lo
Bureau du sheriff paroisse Orleans e de mars 1861
nj te f. T. PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-09

Grand PHrlor Grand Square and Upfieht Pianos from the
very best manufactures among which, Invite particular
attention TO the RAVEN, BACON Il CO. fIANosi now
introduced into this market For the last thirty years.
these Pianos have been favortes North for their
durability fnish deccy tonel and sSeet
all which points know that they cannot be
s1relled
onr will be found the only JAMES W. NOSg
PIANOS. These INSTRUMENTS Though placed on exibioa
Boston, PhlAielphia and other places in sih
tho most celebrated makers have invariably received the high
est premium, for good solid eleapt finish
lowest priced fcass Paaon thsw erd Every BY
rs IL warranted entire satisfaction Maesns eguitss
Ytoll Brass Band Instruments and appartan
Is the stock complete Muse Store Music Beokn
sFnt mail postage frss. a, n, sIA6EaAf X BRO,
or 6m&W fsCapp atrsSt,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-09
DINING ROOM SERVANT AT AUCTION.
BY J. B. WALTON,

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JAMES H. RIGG1N.
Two Valuable Threetsry Brick Houses Erato street. be-
tween Tchoupitouas and New I.evee streets.
BY G. E. GIRARDEY & CO.,
q. i. GrRARDEY, Auctioneer
Ofce-No. 81 Magazine street.
SATURDAY, March 8, 1861, at 12 o'clock
~ NJ, al me City i9c Common street. at public auction,
M be sold by order of the Attorney the Succession the fol-
loving described pronerty, wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OR PORTIONS OF GROUND,
rih al the improvements thereon in the First District Of this
cy IN me square bounded by New Levee Tchouptola Ben
"I ana EIa1 ae sette streets designated by e Nos -
posted IN The Office Of T. O. Stark n P Said lots
each Y feet inches front Eato by depth
parallel lines of l59 feet 10 inches, more or less,
he improvements on ca lot comprise TreeItory Brick
House having rooms each Of the main hui dngs kche
large lex hering cisterD yard paved brick prves and p
ge0n house, etc.
This property is admirably calculated for boarding house
having al the accommodations for srcceeSfn business
chglty 10 the river and adaptation storage render pc
cularly desirable inye tmcnt.
N- lERMS-One third cash; balance Mt and two years
credit Tor notes OF the purchasers made payable their
order a.d by them endorsed and ed
ty bearing interest of
t.aurity If rot then promptly paid, per per
thereafter until final payment.
The improvements 20 be kept insured aud policies transferred
10 the attorney III. estate.
Acts Of sale before T. Barnett Notary Pebble expense
Of the purchasers
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AMUsEmENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES TEIEATsB.- GRAyIER STREET
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH o, 1861.
LAST NIGHTS OF
JEANNE DEANS.
The Performances Of which, DURING THE TWO PAST
WEEKS,
Has ELECTED UnequivocaI Enthusiasm
CROWDED, CRITICAL AND FASHIONABLE AUDI
ENCEs,,
This delightful play adapted from Sir WALTER SCOTS
Affecting Story,
THE HEART OF MID LOTHIAN.
minds, and is indisputably The
MOST PERFECT DRAMATIC
SCENIC EFFORT
EVER PLACED UPON ANY STAGE IN THIS CITY
Twelve New Scenes
HAVE BEEN PAINTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE PIECE
And in Of tbs Tablculx
One Hundred Auxi'faries are Engaged!
TRIAL and SENTENCE OF ETFIE DEANS,
-E,nbodying-
THE VARIOUS D1GNITARIEs
AND OFFICERS OF THE CROWN AND THE PRS
oNER AND WITNESSES,
Together with the Crowd of Anxious spectators,
Constitute
Imposing Picture of Majestic Solemnity.
while the closing scenes,
THE DEMoL1sHING THE SCOTTISH BAsT1LE,
By the Mob,
THE BURNING OF THE PRISON BUILDINGS,
The Rezeue and Pardon,
IS EXCITING AND GRAND BEYOND DESCRIPTION
rs SEATS MAY BE SECURED IN ADyANCE.-ea
mic
A CADEnEY OF MUSIC ACADEMY OF MUSIC
-Fomerly-
SpaIding g. Rogers Amphithcnter.
G. G. cHEsLEY Manager D. R. GAIDER 1HPa's9s
forn,anGs Chnsed-Yew vaudevlie-Now Display-New
FRIDAY EVENING, March s, 1861.
VIII be presented the song Refine de Ia Valse nv
S .t s y4nhev in act s Of uNE EI
Grand Military Displays Ts6ltanx To commence with
IF %e gi"&h5f hso e9 a
Tke zonaves will not appear at any other Theater in New
F-Frst Day Performance Saturday, arranged expressly
for Ladies and Children.
THE MUSEUM Is with its vast reportoire of Gu
riosities, Grand Aquar Model Steamship, Admission
50 cents. mi
CT. CHARLES THEATE9-sr CHARLES 81
Mr. BEN DERAR Lessee
SATURDAY EVENING, March 9, 1861.
t sT h IF Ps @ R S sf ase
r. CHpFs das With ne% songs Mr. C9ins aETss CrAgen
song Miss Laura Honey. The celebrated Water Cave
The Drowning Girlnnnny Manor-The Lakes of Killarney
me ColeEarsoA invite and receive just appreciation thu
mence with FAEORITE FARCE. ~
PRICES OF ADMISsION-Dress Circle and Parauette, u
cents; Second Circle, 90 Gallery, cents; Quad
room Boxes, each IS cents Private Boxes, each Sc.
M1- Change of Time-noors open O'Clock performance
to begin at TX O'clock
ms P. GLEASON, Treasurer.
NEW OPERA IIOUSE-CoRNER OF BOURBON
~ and Toulouse streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-09

SPALDANG * ROGERS NKUSEUHJ, tAdjoining
~ the AcADEMY OF Music l-Adnission s.! cents Children
and Servants % censOpeE Day and Night, from NJ
10 p NJ The GRAND AQUARIA Ocean md River
Ga1dens perfect working model Miniature Steamship the
famous German Mechanical Orchestral the largest
nen and skeleton of Boa Constructor besides
l0U,NG other Curiosities. fel8