New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
Mobile on view Yearsn rs.vs.

The celebration Of New Year. eye By the Cow
beIons,n the :" Strikeran and a new eociety,
called the ''iTsosicrucions,D was unusually grand
and imposing. The following is the programme of
the tabIeaux given by the " Strikers which we
copy from tie Register Of Tuesday:
TYPES OF MANKIND, OR NATIONAL CT acTER
TABBEAT =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the different natons
pickering and quarreling in center. Woman is
seen in rags come heaping burdens on her basE,
whilst others crush her with scorn or physical
oppression.
T.tELE4Um.
PROGRESS OF CIVILlzATIoN-Th The center re-
presents the Goddess of Liberty. displaying the
banner Of Woman's Empire. The Nations, IN
the order Of their enlightenment, are ascending
to do Der honor. In the background are seen
different Nations displaying either their indif-
ference or contempt towards her.
TABLEaU III.
THE WORLDS CONGRESS Represents the Ma
tons in Conclave, showing the Influences, wire
workings and control of the various Nations in
the affairs Of the Worlds policy.
APoTHEosfs OF THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERATION.
TABLEAUx.
The Southern States led on by the Spirit Of the
South,' swearing by their swords to maintain their
rights.
Appearance Of the Demon of Fanaticisrn. Com
bat between the Demon and the Spirit, surrounded
by the States, who are urging on the conflict.
Death Of the Tyrant. The States, with drawn
swords, thanking the gods for their deliverance.
WORTHY OF IMIrArIoN.-The following CORES
pondence needs no comment:
To L. NJ Hatch, Ssher & q II
Sri offer to the service of the State my force
free of charge, and will direct their labor myself
80 G GsILLARD
cHARlrsros December %, 1861
Dear tSir-Your offer is gladly accented. This
is work, and not talk.
The State now needs the strength of all who can
work People must work before they can be pre-
pared to fight. At the moment your offer came !
was feeling the want of oneh hundred men to repair
the causeway built back Of Sulivanis island during
the revolution; -. ...,.n
- 80. LEWIS II. HATCH.
A LETTER FROM MAJOR ANnERsoN.-We have
been furnished by gentleman Of this city, says a
Baltimore exchange, with the following letter from
the Commander of the United States forces at
Charleston. As anything from that quarter is OF
interest, we lay it before our readers:
FoRr MouLrRrE, 8 c., Dec. Is, 1850.
Dear Sb-I thank you for the trouble you were
kind enough to take in correcting some of the ru-
mors about me. You were right in the opinion
that could not and would not saw apythine con-
Trajectory of them. My plan always has been to
try to do my duty honestly and fully, and tc trust
that in the good sense OF Justice OF the people,
they would give me credit for good intentions
even if my judgment should turn out to have not
been good.
must confess that regret that the papers are
making SO much of my position here. do not
deserve the least credit for what I am doing
nothing more than any one else would do in my
position-and, perhaps, not half so well as many
others would do. receive, nearly by every mail,
letters of sympathy, and many of them from
strangers.
hope that it will not be long before something
will occur to give me chance of being relieved
from my present position.
Thanking you for your kind remembrance of
me, l am yours, truly,