New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-03
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Apparently reliable reports state that Commo- "
lore H0ins, at Baltimore, devised the plan OF n
,ezing the steaIner ~ -NIctola"' plying he1&een
atu!orG , "'ll I In5aulip i la' ~ r1o ;.l ,oo-1
LaPt' IaHlaS' us8uSto a. a. q 4eLdL1' III! SIs.I
othcts, looN passage ICE a. M, "a. ap .
p9lht oeoW haie.h!'S, IDl1spp1oiI ~
, CIV ttIa Ia ord tool cberga of the =
pal'y a'il.@u ~, ~, ..L ;i - -. ii4t,o ,o;.i3 " ~ :
@ n'j5 55l.rnr 10 thren tboraand
,aag ri cofaa and two schooncrs one laden with I
iva hundred tons Of ice for Washington, ard the
other with two hundred tons Of coal for the Federal
Gnt All tbrpn of fhc9c prizes were landed on the
river above the Confederate bat
teries, and the st. Nicholas was brought to frede-
ricEsburg.
The ST. Alch0!aS IL a VaIaaple man SLeahleE' "hu
is bclie7ed to have board interesting dispatches,
money and valuable iTeigh5. Inc pri"2s are
valued at about four hundred thousand dollars.
Commander Hons, with the Captain OF the st.
Nicholas, arrived tina afternoon -
\ report says that Capt. Thomas was dsG@ G@lt-cd
as a French lady, and that Commander hol-ihs
recoG4Zed neF as a r"rlsl"n acqoali@t4nce @ WnoIi
S i.ru ~; iJ sr%J d a. 90,c,oal, n1 Sa+1rJaD
roh+ 10 Tartv ennrarad ,horonahlv armed With
. ', nn.IoEeng' atc and tool n0eeaseior of tho
arms. cutiaSSt' au to9h poaT5sD -. 'L
tf;n nI;o,.orron+
this aGn'S'9en; Taenn onac lamar ora both in
n; ;In3 w. - "P ~ " "
snrq ,,1,aIo,g in +ba ,anitnntiarv were de-
ny I'E @ rtI, rar7 in 4hiz natobbor
hood for the e'. past two days.
There is nothing interesting from Manassas,
Yorktown or Winchester.
r u I,,r.o oard sro,1 Fho Pritish ron.
m u, cb,o, 'statae hat the Rrsh schooner
r; r., ii - }-i l +Iy sGi7n5 hv tha Frdara fleet in
a. ,pp,,+,r D Io a4d enn+ ~ VasbnGtnn has heen
i1 J er ny bi1 IN ;argn nf The master nf
NO ,rassnI . ~
hr,ronsos Calls ror Tan More Pepiments
tTr,,rIrr. Inv . Arkansas calls ont ten addi.
tianaI reuinnnts for immediate service on the
{
aaiendid comet is visible here tonight,
E-o,, E,ortras7 wonroa
| r7~rr,,,e, Vn>roe inv The Massachusetts,
| Pnci,nent has moved beyond Hampton Gen. Butler
| dIslikes that regiment.
| Tho naval brirada with a battery has crossed
| Hemnfon Creek
| Clark, Louisiana Zouave. has been captured.
| Lieut.. Butler goes home 70 lnducc massachusetts
| to furnish regiment OF caTnlry. ...-,c..,
Fesse nea'i"s u 'E u tInCr i'S 1 a., '0''
NoF1oih' Win l.tReo'il = ~ '.,'''"' uS "oo''u
washington Esepol|
| WAsrINGToH, July FIFTY dollar treasury
notes, redeemabe in two years, are atloat IN bust
| ness circles
More Federal war steamers are gong to tue
| mouth OF the l'otoma2.
1t is ru'nored that hon AIR: "elies mas resigned
the SecretarEShlp OF lhe Navy. tollno'otes
Stockton and Vanderbilt are mentioned as his sue
cess0rs.
Daniel Sickies brigade mas itnmmuHed.
Gossip Of HeW York Journals.
New YoRE. July 2.-Thc Post says that the
secretary I'll tiie Navy i'' e1'1"' -''' NV -
slSMeu' Sr so,s II is ro+ t,,n ntcntion Of the
Coynrnmnnt IN rive the So1therners a battle on a
rroni erhia lin aftcr Aurust The Southeruers
Gan hayn = battle bv Advancing: hut Gen. Scott
viii make no advance in the direction of Richmond
] till the month of September.
MI '''0 p,. ro;ro 77ora TN
10 'ts'1 - - ~ ~ ~ = y r r; . -
CAIRO J"y me toG7 eLr GI h'e ~ m"it i W.
money aud can geS none, ilG ,ou,t'S S
not having hTG cents 70 HHy 2'er7 +a %aa hntHS
OF the troops VINO nave e''Ste0 ioi 'n'eV no'''4'
! are al s"'| "o''i''
II Transmission OF Contraoand hrtlcles IN kenLuclly
q LOUISVILLE July 2.--Mr. Gotten, the Surveyor
of this port IS gong To station an aget at rrah a.
s. In, NY, tne utaI ol"tIoH ,Soo . tI II 60 | ~
o 10 prevent lle uNh7'hSSion VI co''i ''".I" III III
| Death Of the President OF the Bank OF savannah
4 CIxc,HyATr, July 2.-Slr Lewis F. Harris, Presi
T. dent OF the Bank Of Savannah, died here on Sun
dav last
n v,,,,.oss Postal and O+her Arraneemeuts
e Express Fostai an" UtsA ,1ta1 "a, 51Hrnpsna :,
II , l-o. |, lLi., 10y ~. E,2nS, Con,nanv ot Nash
e 'li 'i ALiellSI' i0eC ~ !oI,,is,in Nortb1rar1
4 must be accompanied by fifteen cents Foreig
e etltFs iSt nav ~ noncsoor to nee Unite
w tot.lS, poT p,,T r., r+n,,nad arralnnno 40 thoy ar
ID ot't'To 9ot socn,rr,;9e1 n'rr,;,o '-
a. TiitnrS havinet written this company for Nortl
IT, orn avrhanrps are referred to Mr. NJ. W. Barr
'T agent of the New Orleans Associated Press, Louis
III Vile, Ky.'
~ ~ The following dispatches were received yeste
~ 1ov aftornoon;
," From Missouri and Arkansas.
MEMpuIS, July 2.-An express has arrived
as Little Rock, bringing news that Missouri is bcir
oa overrun by Federals, and that Illinois lincont
as are in possession of the on each side of Il
-, Missouri river.
ca Gems Lane and Montgomery, the Ahotonis
ne are marching for the Indian country. Sprlnghe!
III Greene county, is filled with federallStS, lntendl
EI i an invasion of Arkansas through tayetteVihe.
ter Gen Ben HcNnoca nas lSsnNd a
zee ealing on tnG thasS ~ tbn ;oIars =
)is at fAyeieViie' 10 all'e ''0N 'n0 'N'"'N'' ;"
nT. sustain the MlSsonFlahS'
Reports from washington.
ter WAsHINGTON, July THE snip 81. N1cholas Il
been seized by Sou1herners' Ill, ~ ,on,;ao.
of .,I Il aftar up tba n[,nrnment Of Congress
''I W.su1TGTo%' july 2-rhe Federalists wa
AK. Eairiuy on the Fourth Of July.
'k: The Southerners are running within
Ehc miles of Alexandria.
The Confederate steamer George Page is crulsl
on in the vicinity of Aqua Creek.
the Col. Stone is to occupy the Maryland Hegh
u. commanding Harper's Ferry.
t,, TO Messrs. VIM. Brent. Of South CaroIlna,
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