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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14


CoRoEERs' CAsEs.-On Saturday Coroner Schir-
held inquest at No. 26 Canal street the body Of
Mary A. KeArn about six years old who was fatally injured
By f.lirg from wagon the 10th September VERDICT
- Accidental DEATH
On Saturday Coroner Jackman held an inquest the Dead
House of Bellevue Hospital on the body Of Cornelius Jack
So years Of ase who died in consequence Of injuries re-
ceyed by being by Third Avenue Railroad car on
The 9Th met that deceased at the time Of the sc
when Of the wheels In contact with some obstruc
zion on the track The uddeu Jerk of the ear threw deceased
fom The PLATFORM and the wheels passed his len anee
Alter being taken to the Hospital found necessary 70
smpulate lis foot after which operation he died YER
On Saturday evening about7 O'clock the body Of IN.
known taken 10 the Station House Of the Threenh
Precinct which had been found floating about in the water at
the Jackson He subsequently identified az
j. Strser returned volunteer Of the l2h Regiment " L.
Saturday evening and was drowned before aid could be
rendered JscLman held inquest yesterday Yer.
About 81 O'clock on Saturday evening Caroline Miller aged
40 years residing at No - Attorney street, was filling
lighted ud lamp when IL 1poded In her hands burning her
dreGdy that abe died in few hours The Coroner was
duly notified and will hold en- inquest to-day.
About "a o'clock Saturday evening, Michael Seek
canal bosman saw man in the water foot Of rim street
East River struggling for life. He immediately procured the
toe OF the water but IN ie% moments he died
Coroner Jackan held inquest the BODY yesterday The
name Of the unfortunate man had not 'een Ian'ped ne
bull dark curry hair and black goatee wore dark grey pants
no Goa checA ed Narseles vest and calfskin shoes.
On Saturday morning about O'CLOCK Capt PeTy r Bow
Ibe snip Black hank lying Pier No. 10 East RIVER
committed suicide by shooting himself IN TIE tempe WIN
revolver Coroner JSckman held inquest the bouy and
ELECTED the fol sing iacs In reference TO the unhappy ahar
VIM H. Russell the Cap aims nephew said his uncle had
been Captain In the California packet line to which the Black
Hawk belongs for five years. be was not an nteperse
sud his business relations wore very pleasant bis financial
matters all In satisfactory condition. in fact he seemed
the road fortune but be sefs from dyspepsia a. at
abo ed under the mental depression hich that disease
Induces for time previous TO his Death his condition was
most painful He retired 10 vhe ships cabin Saturday
morning and committed the act referred to above and 1t Ia
supposed died instantly The mate on deck at the NO
en when he heard the report put he bad no peon OF
anything being wrong IL hour afterwaTd before he
into the cabin when smelling the smoke and seeking t.
origin he discovered the unfortunate nian lying dead The
Jury rendered verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14

ERRiTA.-Two errors, we learn, occurred in the
sonnets on the eighth page Of Fridays TRIBUsr,
which it is worth while to correct The last line Of
the first sonnet should read preludiHg light Of
day. and not " preeiudiHg," which is quite another
matter. And the first line Of the second should be
"oeye. thou c,n'st discern the cloud and fame -
and not " the light and fame, which destroys both
the meaning and the ausion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14
AGAsG OF EXPERT THIEVES ARRrsTID.-Yes.

A GANG OF EXPERT THtyEs ARREsTED.-Yes.
terdSy Mary Palmer alias John'on, Charley Roh'chds and
Alexander Schey having been arrested by Officers King Of
Tenth Precinct aud Edss Of the Ninth Precinct were
before Justice Connolly al the Tombs Pohce Court on
pe0n Of being recent robbenes aP
~ that tho officers had been watching this THO for some
time past their attention having been attracted ~ seeing them
poviug about the IN BoadsAy The female prisoner
said be Of the most expert thieves In the county
She released from State Prison only few weeks SINCE,
she had been sentenced for years for grand
ceny IN stealing silk. from SIewats In Broadway Shortly
After going to prison she succeeded In convincing M beae
by thief by that had into the difficulty
which her there Through influential niouds she ulti
maey succeeded in obtaining pardon from Gov Mogfn
Since her she has associated with her old comPan-
on aud In her old PRACTICES On searching
ents after quantity OF silks mutlns cigars sndoher
goods found ali supposedto have been 'toen The sr
the Tenth Precinct Station House Nh re
thew may be ,een By parties have been robbed While
he were Of the attached to ,he Police
Court May detached from her under clothes shopters
apron OF handed Of her chums Charley Roth
,hds who attempted escape from Court with q. hut was
stopped b, Oeer Ming. Justice Connolly committed them
ali 70 the fombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14

GEr REGIsTERED.-To-morrow will be the first
day of registration for the coming election. Let
every voter inspect the register and see that his
name and residence are correctly recorded. The list
of Registers, and places Of registry, may be found
in our paper this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14
Arri,sd......SUSDAY, Oct. 10.

Arrlve NDAf, bct. l"'
s,.s,,bin Cb,Inpion Xn,on Aspinwa Oct o q. p N,
treasure and pa.s ID. B. Allen. Sailed in company with
U. g. ship Macedonian, for Carhassna the Champion a'
stone state when parted comranyi the Keystone state
steeGed " W. the officers end crew Of beth ships az well
Oct Dlens ey' passed schr Enchanres' rom ST. 'as0
e ssys McKssD. I,s1S lG5 day. yS the
yssse to William 4 Sailed from Mckeans Island June
% bad T. trades h,ays oSa a al dssI,sr is lie Psels
during which nearly whole suit Of sals passed cape
horn A1 mort a SPv oe crossed the Equator sept A.
in lon 80 " took the ~ E. tadc, in lat lo1 q and
Cambria Pes.e sOSefe3 at McKssn's island June nah
we'll had 1880 Dbl, whale and go do sperm 6Snnd 70 rev
s sSWS ,,. H n 1 from
with 200 bbs ,pern ard 400 do whale oil aug - esPe
HS { Ss1sns Of os cox Sept & lon W.
nailed ship Sou arptoi tBr bound ;, llh lSt' o..
.c ~ 30 SAT- lon So sS.d scr Joseph NcIencn bound
s. 9Th, OFT Cape Haera', saw U s. shipoi~sr oouhp
3h al a. NJ 30 miles s. of the Highlands took pinot from
Bas H.Irio, sp.dius BOpker, ROck'nd d'y'' in ballast
Barr Evening STAR Mansfield, NewH days, in ballast
sris Alice tBr Of shelburns N So Atwood M'n1'l'
Sept TO- cedar, mshoghny, Nc. TO master; ,.,.
Bre Ceres (paul Hoist Rio Jsneiro OIL days, via DssNrs
Rrssiw,t,r "a hours coffee Funch, Meincke WsndL
BRIG Rainbow, Bovine, rew.liSven days, In ballast
barrel. to Beds Sailed in company from the Caps' With
.chr. Franklin Pierce and j. NJ Carlisle Oct ~ On
belonged belong s to North Wilbrshsn Mas. :.
schf Rio Grsnie Allen, Provincetown hsa' oouna "
schr r. Armstrong Brocket, Albany, mdse for New
Haven. . N n sS.xs
schr sarah Johnson tBr Devesult E.., H.IOSr J., 10
DAYS, salt to C. J.. kuoI. Was spoken by two " o. "np
Schr Ysnkee Doodle, Van Cesf AeIandris dsyh e0A"
Cumberland Coal ard lion Go. - st..
sehr E.SasaS Brs PousSkeeP.c iron for psa,Sn
Schr. Alnlon Bacon. Nek.ison, rGsaeps sih.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
LATER FROM EUROPE,

Arrival of the City Of Baltimore at st. Johns.
NASHVILLE, Oct 3f.--Th steamship City of
Baltimore touched at st. Johns on the 25th bring
ing European dates to the 10th inst. "F2s'.&
The sales of cotton in the Liverpool market on
the l4th and 18th amounted to 10000 bales, Of
which $4,000 were taken by spectators and i'm
porters. On the 18th, the sales were Is 1000, at
an advance of ! to /. 49, g." . s2
Manchester advices were favorable; holders de.
manding and advance. ~ 7S
Breadstuffs buoyant all qualities advanced.
Political Intelligence. 0
Earl Russell, in speech at Newcastle, defended
American affairs, and said England had no reason
to interfere, but should watch the course of affairs
and able to interfere should do for the cause Of
freedom and humanity He said he could not see
how harmony could be restored either by the sur,
render or subjugation Of the South. f. E 80
7 The cotton factories in Spain are closing OIL
account of the lack of cotton. e oS.>i 55ss757- &
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
wlfe VI OF Llsutenant-eenerai Scott.


PARIS, Sept. %, ls6I.-among the Northernefs
now nj Paris il the wife of General Scott She had
very narrow escape of being among the passsn-
gers In the Great Eastern, when that steamea met
with its latest and most serious accident. aer
passage was actually taken, and she was t On she
whom General Scott had requested to- come all
the way from New York to be her eseart over the
Atlantic, arrived in Paris, and having some mat.
ters to arrange here, which would cause a delay eff
two or three days, she was also obliged to defer
her voyage for few days. and has not since been
able to leave Paris. Mrs Scott is in very delicate
state of health, and quite martyr to nervousness.
friend looks over them assures her that there are
no evil tidings from the North, aud that nothing
has happened to any nlAInher Of her fam,iy, OF
which her husband Is not the only one VINO has
taken up arms in defence OF the Federafaa,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
NUMBER 206.

pands OF isbes. which have been infesting the
country EestS that place are concentrating at
Springfield Whefea part of Price's army had ar
fisea' ana Ihe remainser expected soon. Ma,
Col. Boyd, of the T~suty.fourth Missouri. has
lssned a proclamation from Pilot Knob, setting
forth that Fremont's proclamatl,a will, hs riofdiy
enforced in the counties of Jeifsrssa a.. Frances
ashlhgton and Trenton. That oifeHsers rvi, bss
summarily shot and rebel sympathiseRs swing in
formation, Will be treated as Spies -. -,
sgF. ..Es 90. Siegel and Lane ss7ss -r6Gzt
oispafeh from St. Itonis Of the 18th says that
oiegel ana Lane are within two days march Of
frlce, ana hoped to get fight at Springfield.
Ihe facshc Telegraph was completed to San
Francisco on the oath, - .. ..-, -
James a. Nc Masters, editor Of the Freemans
Journal, has been, released from, Fort Lafayette
upon taking the oath Of allegiance, which he did,
protesting against the requirement. as being with
out warrant, justice or law. ,e-.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, Oct. 31.-Late New York papers re-
port that the trial of the crew of the priyateer
Savannah is progressing. -
Mr.. Tongue defends the prisoners Among other
grounds Of defence, be urged that the prisoners
were in the service of what they considered q,
5dcto Government. He objected to the jurisdic
tion Of the court, contending that when the
prisoners were taken by the Minnesota into Hamp
ton Roads they were within the Jurisdiction Of Vr
snia, which was the only State in which they
could be legally tried. The case was to be resumed
the following day. ~ ..g- ~ .y+t sss -
The ship Matapan, from Glasgow, had been
seized, fractional part of her being owned in
New Orleans. s7rz. I'd. ..-=- - g.-- T,
The Baltimore South of last Friday says that
the force on board the Federal feet in Hampton
Roads {since saled) is from 80, 1000 to 10000; and
that their destination rs probably not far South.
~ Several New York papers are complaining about
the suppression of the truth in their losses at the
battle of Leesburg. ...a n s,.rEr. . E4.a ,4gsz +
Hs Dispatches from Wheeling of the Oath say that
the election in Western Virginia favored division
OF the state. III - sra1 s.sss &sE.slsassk gs i
Washington, adyices of. Friday state that the
blockade Of the Potomac is complete, and the
transportation of and stores by railroad is an
absolute necessity. ssz1. -. ->.,s-sss= ~ ]
From WILMINGTON we learn that up to 8 O'CLOCK
last night there was appearance Of the Federal
feet on the coast. All quiet. nnz gnu, .g,a (
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
Gen. Prices Command.

" Gen. James Harding, Quartermaster-Gene Of
the army of Missouri has arrived in the city, direct
from Gen. Priees headquarters, which he left on
the 18th. Gen. Harding confirms the reported
falling back Of Gen: Prices command to Neoshos
intelligence of which we published in our issue OF
the 26th and expresses the opinion that the retro
grade movement of Pgice is only one OF strategy
for the purpose of forcing Fremont to extend his
lines and thereby weakening his strength.
Prices army is represented to be in the very best
condition and eager to engage the Woolly Horse.
The number is less than has been supposed, all the
original camp-followers and jayhawEers having
been sloughed off, end the army consisting entirely
of approved good lighting men, of whom scarcely
one hundred are on the sick list
Gen. H. says tie proximity of MoCnlloch's COM
mand, which is receiving aGcessioNs daily from Ar
kansas, Texas and Louisiana, viii enable him to
cooperate with Price, and the combined armies OF
the two Generals will outnumber any force FIRE.
mont can bring against them.
Our informant speaks in terEis Of great confidence
of the result of the expected encounter. The
opinion prevails that Fremont, having been ordered
to report himself at Washington under arrest, had
determined to remain at the head of his forces,
and make one desperate effort to retrieve his fail
ing fortunes If he wins. he will probably throw
himself upon his friends OF the Northwest, through
whose influence he hopes to reverse the pnfriendy
decision of the Government while if he lose, his
position can scarcely be worse than 1t is atpresent
He WILL therefozs, in all probability, be forced
to fight our army IN the West upon such terms a!
Price and McCnAoGh may Oiter.5 The situation o
affairs in Southwestern Missouri is becoming one
absorbing interest and we await news from tha
| quarter with more than usual anxiety. The resul
| of a victory Of SoUsAeYn arms over Fremont wi
result in the speedy pture of Jefferson City, an
| the speedy liberation o. the State. Gen. Hardin
is en- ron!e for Richmond, on business connecte
with the command of Gen. Price, and he will leav
for that city at the earliest practicable moment.
|
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
Important from southern Missouri.

We are indebted to gentleman of this city for
a copy iof the Little Rock (Ark.) Bulletin, from
which we extract the following intelligence:
The following dispatches from Major Clarke at
Fort Smith have just reached here by expressman,
10 O'CLOCK P. NJ, 25th, being the second one in to-
day--BAKER. . '...
FORT SMITH, Oct al send you all dispatches
UP to late last night. An imminent crisis is upon
us, five could only appreciate it. Men must hurry
up quickly, or Arkansas is gone, 1t will not do to
let Fremont get South Of Boston Mountain. The
express leaves for Little Rock in a'few minutes.
s7- Yours, truly G. W. CLARK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
mM RpPTURES FH
N RADI G a LILY @ U R D " ~
Jet.r frnrn Dr. W T. Mills the Editor of the Vicksburg
RDPTURES


EsItsr from Dr. ". T, NILS the Editor of the voksOnrs
vIoKspuRe, Aiss May 8, 1860.
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or Knife
Mr. Editor deem those afflicted with this terrible
and painfn dsease the folio wing statement;
s e hrss ma 6oy ased nS
sS 6 case hsre was deence
opinion about te 2e of attn s o he @ se o1
Nav Orleans and obtained Truss of DR.. j. 4. sAer
en a1s1s f%s MStue ai!y e'S about rss boy se
and perfectly e rms was n n the ta o 20 30
inr 9 ali ha work Of hand rolling bags without he
thoss Who have and for gratitude to D., Shsr
Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous the
Above, in reference to the same boy
lss teUENA Co., Miss, May 2 1857.
Ut ban sP5e Soy George perfectly of rupture
m * 9 s a gs aG king on N
ls'''' ''o' L scans in the State Of Mississippi
DR.. sheruan-Dear SIR send the boy Ben be to you
|sfe1 with my skill to do Justice sald plan
1 right ana 5het you can e"ns him. Please wi Mo 0S 'ns
N0'A u 'D' p'''' THos. j. AARPER, NJ. D.
n-This letter was a boy about Il years
old who was rupured both Sides who subsequently,
returned sound. The following explains itself
vIcKsBURG, MISS, May 7, $780,
Dr sbarnNn New Orleans:
Dear Srl send you son James to apply to him suitable
at svery drug store Trusses tho however. have lit
confidence but having confidence in skill in such
0' THOS. J. HARPER, N. D.
DR.. BELDEN's OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, jan 6, 1852
Samuel Davis, Esq, - .- - r, - .
Dear S-It true Dr. SheTmans Truss as applied by
him will give edectualy than any other have
seen my entire satisfaction know Of several cured
by the use the recommend you 10 get one
but Dr. Sherman himself applies It as much depends
upon the fitting. II. bhhDhN, H. ~
H9-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rHptured persons
or those slaves that he returned TO the CITY
and may be found office No. 7OST STREET
New prepared relieve and all cases OF rupture
hy the application PATENT SILVER TRUSS and OUR
I'TTVE MIXTURE my6 lyhW
WALL FAPEts.'............'.WA WALL PAPER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

Col. jim JACKSON SCALrED.-We are informed d
that this traitor and renegade to his State aud sec
ton who was bought by lincoln gold and Lin,
coin appointment, made narrow escape from
death few days since. AS we heard the story,
he had very rudely and coarsely treated Of his
men while on drill, who, incensedat the treatment,
teyeled his gun at Jackson and pulled the trigger.
The Mimic ball gFazed his forehead tearing his hair
out and pretty well scaping him. bat NOT seriously
iniurihg him. He will not come off so easily when
oar boys gea after him. Townsville Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

THE UprER PoToMAC.-A dispatch has been re-
understood to have emanated from All officer OF
the army "n the Potomac, to the effect that Banks
entire column On the Upper Potomac had fallen
FaGk 10 Washington The War Department SO
far have been able 10 ascertain, has, as yet,
! no Official confirmation OF the report
uehmund kSBiniuer, 2Stn Elt.'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
oFFIofA'

--. - HEAnou ARTERs BENToNSIt1E, Oct. a. 1851,
Mntor Geo. W. Clarke, Fort Smith: ''+
| will not accept any more mounted men, as
have more now than L need, but will receive all
the infantry that will enter the service for twelve
months.
BENZ. MCCULLOUGH
. Brigader General Commanding
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
UNOFFICIAL,

-.' .- o. 'r' CAssyrLLE, Mo-. Oct. 20, lS6l.I
Accommodating parties of Fremonts cavalry
were in the neighborhood of Springfield on yester
day: Hundreds of wagons, negroes and droves OF
stock, with owners and families passing to Arkan-
sas, Or to Dixie,H as they say. Conduct of Fede-
raj troops to non-combatants is outrageous You
must never let them get into Arkansas. w.h.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
tEfiUlAL. +zN.-. p
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. o, 1861.

Major Clarke Fort Smith: --'7f
Gen. McCulloch was at Bentonve to-day with
his command, and will move towards Springfield
with the few men he has with him. Gen. Price has
not yet joined him, and it is feared, will not The
small force the result will be doubtful. The Mis-
souri, Legislature meets at Neosho o-day. Capt
Rief and DR.. Gauslen left the Generals camp this
morning and are now here.
NJ. M. KEMMELL, Lieut.. C. S. A.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

FAYRrrEv1LLE, Oct. %, 1861.
Two thousand Washington county men have
turned out up to-day--others, still coming Ex-
ctement high Are our friends coming to help us
:,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Lieut.. II. H. Bein Lieut.. Geo CammAck,
Licut. D. W. IMbouisse, Lieut.. G. H. I.Uzenbe E.
Lien. " Oliver,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01


H,rn'' ~ ", i"''oiSse' i"0"'' W. AA' i' B.
Lie"' " otF'ef'
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
~ " ~ ~ ~ ' '4'
-, Hon. i. W. Noise, , Henry Guidel =.
"a II r rou N J,,in
Major j. Meiieur' Geo '" Ward '''
n N uenna, lanes L1o,yitt
c. Fellowts Captain Steve O'I.eary
O. W.. Cammack, F. /" Cahpoep,
h. Rawle, b. AVegno,
=, ,.. -, n -
'' r L"oouSSo' '''I'l ~ pe-I'
Il. " Muse'oSe Il: a. o"IN,
H. Renshaw, jules Zories,
Jos. Lallnnde, d. Brother,
Gusave Miltenoelser' D. H. Sf"w,
N. II. Dudley, +. N Voorhees,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-sT CHARLES STREET
w. Il. tUlFFESbAlE. AElIIe manager.
jOHs DAVIS .Nlhse MhiiageI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

EXCuANGG ON .-gCff }iSND, VIRGINIA
Il SIghI CHEEKS trruf'l = ',"" '''nchonrg' Ann
Norfolk, for sale InIr'-H II, W .
'' - ~ " IN W. FlSS, N 4 CO.,
iv2 n g Union street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

THE FAMOUS BATTLE OF THE ASS EE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

FRIDAY EVENING, November l. ls6i.- Will be per
Termed the elegant comedy of NAVAL ENG GAGEMENTa;-
After which, Mr.. H. Morton will The popuar
Scger Boy, with original To conclude with the
STAGE aTEuCK TAILOR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

Is
B-The Box Office will open at A. NJ, VIXEN seats may be
secured.
alg 6A and curnin rises Z n,elock nj
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
THE SOUTHERN CAUSE. IN EUROPE.
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL

LATER FROM LBEsBURG
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
gtilitarv Notites.

a. LINTON LIGHT TxNFANTHR-THlE, ,..l ABOVE
FN winch will be borie by The Conpay
WI heretofore known the DUNCAN LIGHT INFANTRY
LII Tbs members of This Company will attend nar drills
T9ntgy Friday EVENING", gt O'Clock. Squad drS aay
al d. T. 81. a No. 10 Perdido street
." * .-1.Er fss 'fE -' By order of
.......4. :. - p GRANDPRE, Captain
A few more young men, with good references ns 70 good
character, &c will be received, . .
Uniforms equipments will he Furnished S me Ionl'
Dafy Those desiring to Join will apply at No. Union street
"a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01
odd FELLOWS HALL.
THURSDAY. EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1861.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT

TO BE GIVEN BY THE LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS
For the Ben1it OF the 18th Regiment Louis
lana Volunteers, now Encamped on tht
Battle-Ground.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

In active preparation and neay ready National
Southern drama, entitled THE RO l. OF THE DRUM Or In
Cidenls III Potomac.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

piseAr c4Eo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

GEN. PRICES ARMY AT SPRINGFIELD.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

ATE TION. NOLUNTEE1RS!- A FEW
Ill and able bodied len will be received in th
VII BUNF0RD GUARDS. A fine opportunity is offered tt
III those wishing go INTO immediate aetlTe service
Equipments aud uniforms Furnished. - -
Apply the Armory, 6l CUSfOMHpUsE STREET, NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

y. u 7
z CRESCENT RLUES-THE DRILLS OF CON"
ID many this date VIII be rs follows xv,,r, ,.s. .
a%f T-Conpapy D5iils, MOS DAYS and WEDNESDAYS, H
Wa O'Clock r. II In clt,zens dress. -..g . :, - :.
AZ 0f,nttac1 Drills on FRIDAYS, a o'clock, r. NJ, in
iI-Dls recruits daily Sundays excepted at clock
r. NJ includes all newly e cted members 'H' nave ho'
heerI admitted Crnpary Drills. 49, ,., .
Mah,hiy aprs aGstgs Wedne day in each ino th at
oc5rk p ". No. III, issned by inc governor ana
Con lalldel in Chief, win he strictly enforced
john KNIGHT, Captain.
IF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-01

Al WANTED FOI& TIT Il u ltEGULaIN SAaItS
"a icr Icg ed, patriotic men are "hiea i9f 'he
III regiment Of Louisiana insny nov Sta,toned a. FsSG sG
aa6 NM CLOTHES cAt attendance. VIII be iufhlsled
a ii rrrit, Regiment, which is one OF te hss
AMI discpaed in the CoRedatt ARMY lHbe well 'Aeu
far aid every supplied h'' .+-' 4
'''S'' LIEUT. CHAS. R. Benton,
Regt. Louisiana Infantry, Rcefnitng oiheer:
T, Cos ]. a. JAQUEsS Supt. 0nI q