New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-26

puDaSAea OY Inc young t2QfeB OI5bne E0uEtn8 III
srict High School, II Is filled with d variety
subjects that young ladies usually write abou
and = printed on Orange. coIored paper. Fh
price ID one dime per copy, and the proceeds al
to be devoted TO the relief Of our soldiers. ~
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4. ExKD or GAPT. TEMPLEFos.- The card of Cap
W. g. Templeton, which appears elsewhere, wi
attract quite general attention. In this city, wheI
hehas so long resided, and where he is SO we'll an
fayorabig knoWn, doubts as to his feaIty to IL
South do not exist and his plain, simple narratiY
of what We believe to be indisputable facts, wi
cdRsinee those with whom he is unacquainted tina
: great Injustice was done by the arrest which too
place two or three weeks after the battle Of Ma
rassas. The fact Of his unconditional release b,
President Davis ample proef of his sonndness ast
Southern eitizea and We trust this expose Of truth
will relieve him of al imputations in tho premises
TnIBnTE ID BEAu BOARD We have upon oul
table piece Of music with the above title. It il
one III the beautiful compositions Of Mrs. MeCon
neil, snd i dedicated to the Beaure gard Rifles
Capt. q. G. sMesiier, and published for the benef
\ of that fine company. On Saturday last, during
the FsTfew, We had the pleasure Of hearing THU
piece played At the head 81 the Beauregard Bat
Talon, and more soulinspiriDg music we nsEe,
heard It's worthy tribute to Louisiana Is ureai
scn,,sand will undoubtedly become one of the
Il favorite marches with our citizen soldiery, Tie
gantlemen Of the Beauregard Rifles are happy IN
having such work of genius dedicated to them.ra
sy StFsSe3Sl
The MANN RtFLEss-By reference to orr adver-
Using columns, will be seen TINT This company
haa been fully organized and n,ustered into active
service for the war. The officers elected are ali
gallant gentiemeR, and Messrs. 4Keene and Lynas,
Second and u. Second Lieutenants, have seen ser
vice in Virginia since the beginning Of the war
We wish them every success
FoREtGN MAIL NJ THE SouTHwEsgERN ExPRgss
CosfrA This company gives notice this morn
ing that mail viii leayesfor all parts of the
world, via Tampie5, Mexico, Oh Tomorrow morn.
ing, and they also notify the public that should
any diihenles prevent their transmitting the mails
through Mexico, that they have made arrange
neEss 70 transmit them direct from Matamoras.
An opportunity il thus offered to onr3 community
to correspond with absent fl lends, which We hope
willnot be overlooked. The Express Is as sare
and ~ speedy means Of Communication as could
be hoped for, aud the public can rely On 40 effort
being wanting to make it accomplish all that is
promised s{E Ss+sts tsaf{t5
y ACADEMY OF MusIc. 4 Still Water Runs Deep y,
will be played al the academy tonight, with the
same excellent cast that appeared il itlast night
and the performance will conclude with that anus
ing farce, Nature and Philosophy, or .The 4
Youth who Never Saw D Woman, 4, "A good house
should encourage the managers in thus catering
fer the amusement Of the public. TIL IA .
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& q ORLEANS LIGHT HoRsE--Ths troop il ordered
to assemble for dress parade, on tomorrow even
ing, at'sa O'clock, at the Riding Hall. See Capt.
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CLAY GuAgD. "a meeting Of this company win
be held this evening, at No.57 ST. Charles street.
at o'clock. Members are required 10 be punetual
and parties desiring to Join the company can hand
In their applications at the same tiIe See notice.
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