davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

Sr. JoH<s, n F., May 24.-The steamship Eta
from Liverpool the 10th, via Queenstown 1he
evening Of the l7ta, passed this pein5 to-day en-
route for New York.
The following is a eahlmary of her Intelligence ::
Commercial Intelligence
LIVERPOOL, May l6.--1he sales of rctton the
past four days in liverpool comprised $4,000 bales,
of which 1000 were taken by spectators and for
export.
Al! qualities decli1ed / to 3-lGd. since Friday,
the market closing duII.
The bsea4stnffs and provisions markets e1osed
steady al previous rates.
LOSDo,f,. May l6.-Tae closing quotations sor
Gonsols to-day were ola to 3D..
The Banfs Of England tug' at97anced its rates a
interest to per cent
General Intelligsate.
TIE Etna brings the gratifying Intelligence that
the Confederate States Commissioners had reached
Paris, and had aa interview with NJ Thouvenel.
The British proclamation declares the intention
of the Government to maintain the sssictest impair
tial neutrality between the GoverBEnent of the
United States and certain States styling themselves
Confederate States. 1t also warns British subjects
that they forfeit their protectiorif they engage on
either side,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

The Petersburg Express treats With indifference
the movements in Western Virg' MIA 1t says,
There is punishment more severe for the Pan
Handle than the usual punlsS nent for treason. Let
the Pan Handlers depart u peace Let Virginia
sell out the Pan Handle T. any body that will have
it. She would be wlin' to sell il cheap, Our only
objection is, that there is still galaat band Of
true patriots there, 'shom we dislike TO offer up.
Otherwise. there GO ald be no qualification to our
delight in getting rid o the Pan tiaudle. 1t has no
interest, pr,nGi DIES, sympathies, ar instincts in
common with Virginia. 1t Is in 1t, hut not of it,
Oh, happy d'Iy when Carhle 4 Ga, shalt no longeg
/ be VirglnrAns, even in name,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
CORONER's iNQUES IS.

James Riprdan having dis. III the hospital from
the effects of stab 7Ynund, the Coroner yesterday
he'd his investigation. The testimony S'ow"d LllAl
about two weeks ago Rurr,ian hf' his h"ds", "n
Auucis iiun street, near Ihr etl'lhH "t thht tame,
when be Wa Hccns'Sd ny t"" ln''l' ''""e' Fh''"a<
RYAN and Thou4s Kinney. Ryan h"SBu YuArl el
" i,il him about some eIoA ntbpat mt;tr and HirHck
HIM; he fought III Ttrurl; hs:H drew kuite,
called Kinney to his h,i>'nb'', az i,ircY drr" "A
knife aud both cuL hm SuU.c ht.r Ut live lines.
Ryan and K,uu,y, bong ~ ia, .pirnriY arrested,
we're taken htiugH F"sual. ia rms ',sptAl. nnc h=
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

At f|oon on Thursday. some incendary set fire
to the roof of Mr. Whiaker's stable, on Howard
street, Eetween Erato and Thaiia. The fire was
discovered and put out before more damage had
had been done thar the burning of hole in the
roof.
At 2 O'Clock yesterday morsing, a Sre was
started in an,anoccupie3trame tenement on Cork
Hley," in lie block bounded by Tchoupisoulas,
st. Thomas and Theresa Streets This fire also was
put out beforc-any serious damage was done.
The alarm yesterday afternoon was caused by
the burning oCt of the Kitchen chimney Of the
Un:ed States Egtel, in the Third District.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

The steamer Alonzo Child, Capt. DeHaven, from
Memphis, which arrived here yesterday morning,
brought down the Lake Providence Cadets, of
Lake Providence, numbering 50 men rank and file.
The following are the officers of the company,
Canain, Frank Whicker Fns' Lieutenant, !" +. fennng
ton Second Lieutenant o. G. Jeukn Junior Second Lieu
tenant CHS Konday utde ly Sergeant. R. Needing Second
penI, T. Hogge First Cororu ) Green; second orrn
raj, j. Conn Third Corporal II. L. kle1seter Fourth Cor
al L. h, Smith,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
FROu ToKT PiCKENs Inc Mon, G Advertisers

From ToRr PirKE>s - Inc Moh' e Advertisers
correspondent, wrttmg on Tue d"y night, says:
The Confederate sch"ourr Gu,f Hanger, l"adeo
with lumber, at'empt'd I" leave t'e rm ester
dav for rnlupicn just outside hr bar she WAS
boarded by "tli '-r from The ptIrnt and taken
along side the lnE~hip, where she rru'Aineo nnul
early This morIlus. and then p"r'n'fteh 10 Ee'urh
with her cargo to The city. rUe intaher was much
needed for rhe works at F"rr p'"hens, aud they
offered the Ca ptan round sum for IT, He LoId
IN. m his cargn WAS engaged ami would part Wilh
il only ON cnnunislnn. They Si'h'nt uuGh Ike ms
>pcy rep Y. were iis,uct'tsd I" Fi.k the con
g. u,.,c, ., coer cinn or CONF cation. The capita
M lne Ranger entitled to nu' II tie credit Tor os-
,.r.,;,p. hr was advised 10 hid, zine aud run
tbe blockade which hs cnu'6 Easily have dohe
with tavora bie wind, hts vessel IS light But
| ne choose IN take HI. hult by The horns-and he
| got h'tSted! .-..,. .
W.. nad a eepraphie dispatch last evening tina
1h. Government nj lara Lyons had rrtus' To &C
| Enuwl,ip,. me buckate, aui this m"rnlng pri
ynt, Lr,ltr tom the sarne source confirming III
| Nh we,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
LAST NIGHT OF THE FAIRS.

The fair at St. Alphonsus Hall. in the Fourth
District, for the benefit Of the ST. Elizabeth Or
phan Asylum, closes to night; and the fair Ill the
new Catholic Church, on Craps street, tor the
benefit of that buildings, will also close. This
being the last night, let both places be crowded
and most literally patronized.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
noeb sRT OF a SHOE STORE.

On "Wednesday night, the store of Mr.. Lehde
No. "a Common street, was broken into and
robbed Of boots and shoes to the value of over
siOO.
Yesterday, special officers Isar6 and Farrell
arrested Tom Corners as one of the robbers, and
one Fred Jugawsky as receiver Of portion of
the leathery booty. These arrests were the resnlt
of an uncommonly sharp piece of detective work.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

We acknowledge the receipt OF an invitation to
attend upon the occasion "t a dhg preseh'a'lnh |"
Compapy c. Crescent K les. The prt-en alton is
to be made by young lady, at ""t"ck tins even
ing, from the portco ofJhe st. Chare, Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

Paul Vogal was arrested on Magazine street
yesterday afternoon, charged By Mrs. Eliza Com
mars with haTing driven COW over her chii3, to
the serious injury of the latter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1861.

fully. identified them both. The jury rendered
verdict Of murder against them
The Coroner was called yesterday to hold an in
qeest on the bodies of two men, found in the river
oppGnite McGees plant4tion, four miles beloT
AIgiers. We did not hear the result of the investi
nafinn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

ed3 dsSsea 70 be he most 5fectn Alternative tat
5s s1sf a @ Of s r@ S2fo noeP sG
to soF an Il Is hsye f0f that o ,ch GsfS sS K waned
by those Who suffer from complaints and that one
;h viii accomplish their mHi o SsSfs c6
peey this compound will do it has been proved By experiment
many of the worst cases can be ound OF the COM
scrooa scofuqns GompIant Ernpens end E5ugtiys
Hend Syphilis Sypllho Affections Mercnral Disense;
Rr9y HSF ne Roo or s Hnthony F indeed
the whole class of complaints arising from impu5 Oh 'Ae
Tis compound will be found great health when
ood lie R o timely 5 sxG"%Sn SG %n, Gt
them y M ms d @ nG nPfe IN ne from the
foul epos and 2gh 4 na as9cd wcd
through the natural Of The b b9dy by an a9n yo
Ds S m 6nrns G' ouh the sEn in e
ton or when you find is onsruced and slug
rss tell You Evsn where no pHreulsr disorder
M @ oeo feS RtsS Ss GSs5 pood hhy and e
this pabulun OF life dordered there be no lasting health
lEnS5 cHinery Of @ Ifs is disordered overhrown.
pn these n endf But The world has been egregonsy
@ Of il Pn oE pfae M Se s qTHE esss aSne T lS
preparations pretending be concentrated eHtr&cts OF con
Pnbr s ae Of s Ss Sv 6st" ass
etsndng gys 9qart Of Exaef rsG OF r hs sr for for
they only contain but little any SqE;sapap 6n1 0tSn no
cnHe p0Ps wHgSF e fhe the yo SsF e. exses sa
a which flood the market until M name iiSef is StE de-
s We " c d his coonnd Sasara aad supply
remedy hn the name from the losd Of 60 "Ho 10
eyHs has vrnss wh Irresistible bs tho oyanE ,mn
Of he disease sinended t" In order TO eenr1 heir
complete Grad cation from the EN- the M remedy should be u
P%nd % M BE- s W YEk EoWs eli M M4 Price 81
bottle Six bottles for So.
| Ayers Cherry Pectoral
itself such rrnown for he cure Of every variety
2 @ hrn ,fn ana n' 6o evidence Oh it's vne wherv" he
been enlno el lo' hcen in constant use 'hron%hnn
@ g" sS@ SsS and taaJ n' ma q
Ayers Cmt9tarsic Fills,
the s"rs q Po s9sS 2y Hs
Rhrmsti'na % hrup ions and Skin Diseases liver Cou,p@
5ns RJGGsy As ts'iH hnnr T"Ts PIT n"d @ for Pnyr d
They SO that the most srniTe 81 b n can 51G M
Price rs cenls per box; Eve hoxes for 81
nent perso ages ther names to certify the nnp"n
sd s%s M 'nfSf o he Ths
gratis American Amanac in which they ARE G gTe Stso m
9S hS' sSod GdsbsPT" Ss o~sd Of hGs w
9 mot bsv be P on oT Sy po o and
po oh my IKE s sick the best aid there them
"fS All o1 remedies are for sale by JOHN WRIGHT &C
and l5l chartres street. New Orleans "n3 hE 9 nv
, gista- 1nlo 'rl@ ~
MEALS AmBRosIA WHISKY.
4 PURE ARTICLE
Eor Family and Medicinal Purposes.
s To be had of all the principal Druggists aud ctFnH
throughout the United states.
4. A. NEAL,
q, | Role AgeRs.
ii | No. ln7 Wsluuj -IrrHS
-
| STARR STAUFFER II CG., n"Rt'W=t
? ! 3 IRON etc No ~ Canal 'treei Ae@ts for ''Asee
GtA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
DECLINE IN THE COTTON lIAaKET.

ARRIVAL OF THEsTEAMsHIp ETNA,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
Nlilitaru MotitGs.

al CRESC ENT III iFLIGS, co MPANY C-YOU
IA an hereby ordered to scmbe At Afmoy at h"'coc
MI THIS EFENlSG, in full uniform parade and receive
WFLAG.
BY order: s. II. GILMAN Captain
W. 7. TALBOT, o. s.. Inl25 1t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

ID NIcGUI4aN d CO.,
s l. A E 8
No. 247 Julia street, New Basin.
Awnings Tent Tarpnuns Flags made at the ShorteS
no,ice. , ~ , 4 f tho ,,ar, ham
and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

LATEST FROM EUROPE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

.HssssBt. .AatIFGf. NJ, MHOLtsALk AMI khl 4>h
nanIr1 In White Lead Zinc, Paints, Oils Window GaSs
Solu ,!a". !a. n.,n nnmn.T ~ aH2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25


sPEER's VINE OF ELDER,
Celehrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLE
sTrNUIANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and sUnoaIF1f, which
Is hteed by Physicians and thousands OF La2ieaHnd Gentle
mon in NIL parts of Europe and America.
AS a Gentle stimuIsnt and Tonic,
II strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appesi'
au4 Purifying the Blood
AS a Dfuretic,
It inparts heay action to the GLANDS, KIDNETS' arc
URINARY ORGANS very beneficial in nROPSY' aouZ
ERUPTIV E and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
AS "a SVttG0rfEic.
It Rcte anon Skin, opening the and e1einG a III
nnri,iaB by ngensibe rerspaion thereby driving of Erdro
and cioasir giving and vgoT to tho wao
systcn aud y BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY cona'oh
| the SKIN and COMPLICATION.
rhe CEAEurpe wa Trilse OF Indians
r1v,onr red the blossom and Fruit Elder
| their most valuable remedies,
| In, Germany,
The Berries are dried by faniefo in
VI '''D Speer's Wine OF Elder
Ia the uice of cultivated Elder recommended b.
PHySJ(T Ms and EISTS possessing remarkable r1e
1c,a properties, OR other Wines in eonno
use md an excellent article all WEAK and DEbihiTh
| ED PERSONS. and the AGED and 1NPiRN removing ALI
DISTRACTIONS, improving the AffEl1lh anu oonoh'1'
| LADIES and CHILDREN.
| Ladies' Wine,
Because will intoxcate as it contains no Ln"'ufe'
prs ar other liquors. admired tor its rich peculiar nav
properties; healthy tone 10 sh
| STslM a,H and DIG ESTIvE ORGANS. .
So tu) may be used with meals or
| any through the day RS desired.
only your indugcncet make trial OF thi
| Wine
| eor sale in New Orleans by C. J. HART & CO., JOHf
| WRIGHT 4 CO., JAMES SYME, Canal stres, and by 81
| orincipa, Druggists throughout the United States
Trade Supplied propretor's prices.
| aI.FRED SPEER, Proprietor,
2n0 Rrnadvvav New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

(BY THE sourHwzsrzRs AND AHEnIcaS LrSEs.I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
RUPTUHES


a RADICALLY CUREDi q "
Letter from Dr. " T. ths Editor of the Vicksburg
Daily sun
vIcxsnuRG, Miss, May g, 1860,
Hernia can he Cured Without Need or Knfel
Mr. E4orI deem it due to afflicted with this terrible
painful disease to make ,ae to9 "gE ] ss'tn @ tho Hs gE
o2 he oyce Of three yea boy belonged John Coaer
e. case R5:es two M stS4s' Ssfe ws
the %qde % obs Of @ Fs oess o hm
New otsans he Patent Truss Of d. H. h. A. SEeF
@ Gas1e f19 xrs aGoa three months the boy entirely mi re re-
and now perfectly @ we @ 6 INV W o n he t saio6 Do
Ing ali the work of ga hand rolling Bag stG Nv wn9 me
bose Who this disease and for my u g&gi W f. p,
1+"'"' Above, in reference to the same boy
IssAQuErA Co, Miss, May . 1857.
Dr. hoT oy sorgs perfectly cured the
he Is one finest king men on pee oV NIs JI E D.
much work as any man
Letter Thos m IeE9 o,o one q" %Iiii.,pP If a mpi. s'ns'
vrcxsBUnc. Miss March 20, 1850
Dr. sberan-Dear SIR send the boy Ben B." x o 10 0 g0u t
sns , xii fS d DO @ bm %stcS satisfied ple
Is right and that you can cure him. fleaS' "tl' " y "
turn of the post hespee''Ui'' THos. ]. HARPER, NJ. D.
p7b letter was in reference slave boz about II years
old, Eho ruptueu on ooti ''uS' '
returned sound. The following explains 'tS'h' ,o.o
yIcKsnUEG, MISS, May I, 1860.
Dr Sherman, New Orleans: . ,.,. l., ,,;,, = s,ilob1,
I)rar Sir-I send James 70 lplJ u W W %
aso Iptured II short uht. W eau VI!
at oVrrv drug Tusses In them however nave 3r m III
e conidegce having cOnhdene" you" ski" in such mat
ters, send my son to you n,,o, , 15,pprp n n
DR.. BRLDENs OPINION.
NEW ORLE Ans Jan. 6, 1883
Samuel Davis, Esq; nj. - -..,,o5 J.,
apr il true that Or. She mans Truss, as appIeh p
him viii c ve relief eectuay than any other haV
een II tried satisfaction know Of several ce
Nv the .p Of 1t and rCComme you to get one
bit be sure Dr. himself applies t. as pE,h lTpEI
upon the fitting. w. DTA'D'-''' w. ~
Ha-Dp SHERMAN respectfully nfoms ruptnred persons
or those having upured slaves that he mas returned to me c
and NAV he found at Office No. 70 ST STREET
New Orleans prepacd relieve and all cases OF rupr
bv the duplication Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and Gu
ArI1Tr M1yTrRE my6 lyEW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
Nem Orl&aus Daily Gr&sfeut,
gotal gntell1gents,

SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1881.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
HsADQUARrEns 8TH REClNENr, 2yD BRIGADE,

HEADQUARTERS 8TH REGIMENT, 2SD BRIGADE
lsT DTvIsiOS, la. MILITIA,
New Orleans May II, 1861,
ORDI;sa no. 1.-THE COLONEL OF THE 8rH
Nh RI gmGnt ing 'eiNed commission from His Ex
w c-iency Thos Governor Of the State Of LOusian
LII notifies all the irhsbam II c'rcnit c0mprch bei~e
81 Philip and EspIau.e streets, and Rampant street to the Lake
to rnro themselves medately undsr the conmanf OF the
officers named by the Connder Ce according to the law
of 1861.
In order to facilitate the enrolment the Adjnant Major
Of said regiment will be ToHnd the Office OF Captain H.
Train No 3 ST. Peter Pnntaba buildings where those
who have enrolled so themselves to b enlisted
in the of Their different sBcOnE
ceve the special orders that crl them TIE acrvcs Of Ie
State. BY order:
GiJRIsT@vAL MOREE. Colonel.
ALrHoNSE DAVID, Ahjutant my2i q
UEAI QCAHTEa4 WAsusGToT Rifles
United Sa'cs HO'cl. Ttfrf nietrict, May 2h lsGl, s
REGULAR COMPANY Dbl Iii soF THIS
III cor rverv MO.DAY EFENIN'+ squad drills EVERY
III EVENING ~ o'clock PunctrTl attendance required
III By oder AUG. DrQU ERCRON, Captain
J. FAHY my a :3t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
II.

rELEoRApHEo TO THE NEW oRLszA''s CRESCENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

Camp Life-Strd,oberrieS- We Cooas Per
sonne} of the First Louisiana Reqinesast -Iht
Secession Ezectton-hebuid,nq Of Foz5 Bar.
60tr etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

;, SS-Dgdley Lodge No. 60, F'.. and A.. Me-
Geguaf Communications this Lodge held EVERY SAT
URDAY EVENING At O'Clock in their Lodge Room the
GRAND LODGE Masonic Hail corner of st. Charles and
10 attend.
OrT:SsRs-Wm II. Stewart, ". NJ; s. ]. Outlet, W.
II. F. Hail. J. W; Thsddeus D. VsuIIon., Treasurer;
]. w Searer Secretary r. l.. Moore s. p: Henry Robin
il jan r. ScOi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

"a w ,r.rre3 op both sides and who subsequently
ret,rned sound The following explains itself;
'''1''S' V1rEsrr-pG MISS, May T. 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

Dr. Sbcrman-Den Sir send the boy ben oh ~ 10, 5o
cause t G @ Lii 10 do him Justice satisfied your pEF
fSntu WV @ Int Won cnn cure him. Please write me by the re
turn Of the post Respectfully rucq 7 HARPER NJ D.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

ca.ARK, STAUFFtiR n Ct'., nek"W=&t
. IRON etc, No. ~ sns 'tresf' AE''''s l'' 'As
sSilIh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

Rd-DR. SHERMAN respectfully iniom' fup'"FEp p'o'
r those ruprrei that he returned to the CITY,
and may be found his office, No. 70Sf ChAEhS AtEEhi
New Orleans prepared relieve and cure all cases oil rupture
bv the duplication Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
ArI,rI M1yTrRF my6 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25
HEADQUARTERS 7rH REGIMENT lsT Brigade,
1sT DIVISION, Ia MILITIA,
Nam. IHtan

?
l. REGIMEaNTAL ORDERS Fg. THIS COT
officers of his RE- will proceed iInrnedia ely
VII enroll in their various Company eas The inhabitants Of
VI the Fourth District and report TO Headquarters.
Th CAPITA and Leutenans will be provided their
rli4 ions TO hlIow authority for their action.
All males IS and pnde 45 Of net belonging
duly authorized military company subject 10 MILITIA
DUTY. BY order:
?. L. AIREY. Adutant.
The following appointments the 7th Regiment having
been made by fis Excecncy T. o. Moore Governor Of the
State Of Louisiana, will be pected eccordinIly-
4. W Bo8worth, Lieut.. Colonel.
A. r. Btgnon, Major.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

t,e, from Dr. Thos j. Harper, Of the most eminent ny
11' ~ stcians in the State Of Mississippi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

Samuel Davis, Esq; =, , n, -, =. on,,iod bv
him will give relief efectualIy than any other
aae tre to nv entirr Ri,ction know Of seVeT" cuFtu
Nv he use of it and mixture rcComme you Eet oi
upon the fitting. ~ DT'A'D'-''' NJ "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

meets eyey TUksDAY EVhNfSG' IN the ai! of ihe % Z: NJ
f' b5sSn1gp ~ camp 1,Toe 9aesrS 20 Tor the Pet ,ermW
SoIhi Sodt 4 R. s., T p Wells; r s. A. Jones; r., Ed
b1on W.. JoSep9 Gibbons A. e. W. G. Watkins |. s., a,
J. o. Neibert. Visiting Conmittee-H. j. Dreyfuss W W
Cooper d. Longworh, Ed. Booth Jos Gibbons Anderson
lYli lV y. L6N'.WORTf. X. Il.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

Dr Sherman New Orleans: , l., h, =, .s,i oh1s
e p as ONLY been ruptured short time We can on'Ht
at QVtrv drug store T!uses IN men, IoMSnc m EIc mat
fe Confidence but having confidence in your skill III SUCH at
ters | send my son to you ruOr 7 u,ppEP n n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

Has won itself such for he cure OF every variety
of Thro and Lung COmrin that is entirely unnecessary
for us to the evidence OF its virtues wher-;e has
hrn pnDjo ed AS heen in constant use throughout
This section we do than ANsur" the nrone
uvs]ity is KEEP MP the hest has been and "t may
b ai m 10 do for their relief all has hen found to do
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

thI co "penea ogGks for sub cripons capp stock
ms company under the Louisville resolutions of 18Th inst at
no 81 Common street, where he ound from A. NJ 10 4
r. for few days. desire to meet there all friends and
bockhoidera. BE prompt.
nES " r, v R1CUARD Apant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

HEADQUARTERS BEAUREGARD RIFLES, }
New brfenlS. NAV II, 1851 {
VOLUETEERS, ATTESu ION! - YOUNG
III wishing volunteer in the above Company for the
~ Vicc Confederate States do by signing
l} roll t4tir Arrn0ry, No. So and IS Magaz
j. W. THOMAS, Captain
f. SArThH, Secretary. nvl7 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-25

Invasasn Of Virginia BY thoEEnemW
WAsu1EGTs&, May 24.--As before reported, lat
last night sc7eral regiments. together With tn
New Jersey and Michigan Brigades, Ellsworth
louaVes, and the District nllita crossed ints Vir
ginia.
, 1861-01-24

It has been rlmored for some time past
that q bill was about to be introduced in
the Legislature making several important
amendments to our city charter, such as
creating Board Of Police Commissioners
somewhat on the plan Of the Metropolitan
police commission Of New York, merging
the present Street, Water and Sewerage
Commissioners in Board Of Public IS orks,
extending tho boundaries Of the city, III
creasing the number Of wartls, providing
for biennial instead Of annual elections,
consolidating the city debt etc. Now
those amendments may be desirable, or
they may not, according as they are
drawn and incorporated in the mes
sure We eha1l not undertake 10 discuss
them until We ARE permitted to sec them.
We are prepared to say, however, that VIC
are opposed to the whole business Of t:n:1z-
crins with the city charter, without lettin.
the people know what is proposed to he
done The amendments may he very good
or very bad-the objection lies equa1]:
against them that they are kept in the dark
during one-third Of the Legislative session.
Some of the rumorcd reforms strike us as
being desirable, but we caution the Legs
lature against enacting any law in the
premises until all the citizens whose inter
ests are to be Affected by it have had time
to become fully acquainted with its pro-
visions,
, 1861-01-24

Tnx BA1NR puo7s III / ToFr Box--1ov-
ernor Moore, couamauder.in-chlef Of the army
and navy Of Louisiana, has issued orders to
the Ba&ize pilots not to pilot sny American
vessel Of war over the bar ut tho months Of
The Mississippi, under the severest penalties.
The order plaeee the pilots In rather tight
boz Il vessel Of wsr, bearing the American
dag, should overhaul q pilot boat in the Guh,
the probability Is that the pilot will hare to
60 on board the vessel Of war, or the pilot
boat and all hands will be sunk. When the
pilot gets on board the vessel Of var, the next
probability Is that his attention will be called
to the yard arm, With the emphatic hint that II
be does not do bis duty faithfully, he will hsve
to dang1e in the aIr. II this bs not placing
tAe Balize Pilots In tight box, Va dsn'}. know
, 1861-01-24
DEDICATION OF THE CHURCH OF THE
REpEEHER.



Last evening was dedicated with appropriate and
Interesting exercises the new house Of worship on
ond Univessalist Society. Rcv, ], N, Tutt1c, Pas-
'of' 1ae eo1aee asse'l aAnasome ana nosaole
proof OF how good a church structure may b. -.
IA of N. Modevn Bororre.one oraer ~ ,rch,+.r-
- Va |Ao "o'4e4a n@u@9ue ~ oa1sA ~ .teo''ee
tute' "oooen ouAo1n2 a11o1 aeet hl2n' Ine oats-
,oom. " ~. ,,;t.nrs ,oo,o n,, 10 n.-. ~
ftons' ~ % 1no "uoaeaee tso0a IA LIZ p7"ss INC
viii seat 90 personA- Tho organ IL to the right Of
the pulpit md on thu LEFT Is tablet on which Il
r pAin'ea INC Ao'" 1'*5er' y" l.. "ae'aoek "as
the architect
In giving retsoEt Of the exercises attending the
ded,caion Of Ill, new church edinoe list evening",
it seems entirely aprpos to fazniah sketch Of the
''ns'a0'n ~.q aq.-.;1 zse.'.. -. ,r..,,x
7hi. society VA. organised in February. 1ss4.
hut did not commence holding regular 1neetings
,,..t, ~. a.s-. - 1exo m. sa,se- - ~. r,,tsa
a.n s E,n-as te ne ss .a. =, @ ns [
sion. vas then xented and thev had nuhlIc wnr.hin
th..s 80 o.hh.,h c.hs..h csha., -. .,.s
F...,..,..I. I.a.-...t-.s...e-.
sn,s,.-a 49,. s a.s, n,s,. .+,~sS..'. = ~
ea'a ano @asaaon acnoo'. a Nnle-t4Aas vas also
estah}lehed, and weekly conferences meetings ~ere
r,,r.,r,, -. ~. n-.+ $500 - -, .a,,.,r.a
- ~.-1....s W. WI. ~
~. ....,ssa ~. 80 80 80. -. :. ~, r.,
hss1th To- fetfs I'D & Res To:tls
eessor @ ''' >'4a'o o. 'o' pa'p''' oe<711' n'' 'oc'
Tais Shossety ny nov be eonddeFed - afnl
ssate ~ a11 Ia@o oSss 1oout ey e91mnni,
re1nisr attsndsnt. ~ can,.tfor - 9heat n11