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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

PRUCLAnfATIONs-B THE POStMASTE
l. GENERAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES q

A PRUCLAMATION.-B THE POSTMASTER
AGENEeAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF
Whereas By the provisions of tho Sd section of Con
gres approved August S0t 1851 entitled An Act to Collect
Offices the States at the the postal service
taken charge by said Government is made the duty of
who citizens the Confederate States OF America and VIII
may have rendered postal service in Of the States of this
United States Government before the Confederate
charge # such SERVICE shall present their claims
to this aeG Co dit o such at
than six mouths and requiring the claimant to state under
OATH how much has been paid and the date such
Of the contract appointment under which said claim
occurred, and what FIND provision Inns been set apart
made for the further payment Of or any portion Of
States or Of Of the States and they shall also state
oath, whether they performed fully the service according to
their contracts appointments during the time for whh they
they know of failure partial failure to
Now, therefore l. JOHN H. REAGAN Postmaster General
ofhe Confederate Safes OF America do issue this my pocaa
under the foregoing provisions The Sd section Of the above
named said claims to the Auditor OF the treasury
for the Office Department for examination on or before
the 18th day OF March, 1862 IN order that may make fepo
to Congress of the thereof required by law ~
Blank forms for presenting and verifying the claims vii, be
furnished application the Auditor OF the treasury for the
Post Office Department =. II,
hereby require all persons who have heretofore col
leced MONEYS as posasers composing the
Confederate States and which they had paid at the
time the Confederate States took charge the postal SERVICE to
under nth and send to the Auditor Of the TreSsur
for the Department, before the 18th day
October next general ledger account with the United
States DOR the of the PoOfce Departments up to the
tederae States accordance with the general regulations
the Post Office Department. issued May l5 1859 page LOG
GveR under my hand and Of the Post dice Department
of the Confederate America Richmond Virginia
the 18th day of September in the year ls6l
se23 Itaw4w Postmaster General
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CONSTABEE'S SALES.

SECOND JUSTICES COURT DR.. C. PRESTON CRANE VS..
Parish sf Orleans ANSON PEEK.-No. 1916.
by VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facfas to
- directed by the Hon. u F. MITCHELL Justice
of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans in the above entitled
will proceed TO sell at public auction warehouse
Of Graver and Liberty streets THU RSDAY the 5l
dny Of December, 1861. at IL O'Clock NJ
SHELL AND HORN COMBS assorted FANS, AND FANCY
ARTICLES.
And the day, at O'Clock P NJ Bourbon street
No. I, Canal, the store fixtures.
COUNTERS. SHOW WINDOW, GLASS CASES AND
SHELVING, ETC.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
me- 3 do VI. WATERS, Constable
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- P. BIENVENU,
',I... JAS W. pUPLESSIS5
f'. WALTER II. PETERS, n. P
certify the foregoing be The original san
in my current records WALTER H PETERS, N. r.
New Orleans. Nov. L. 1861. ~ - nnl3 lAWbw
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MEMPHIS, TENN sSEE,
For the sale Of - r
ST. AR, AND NJ o T. a E >

Owing the oBrcons to by the present block
ndc md war; evident til the stttes OF Virginia North
Carolina part OF Florida Alabama, Georgia. Kentucky Middle
and Fast TENNESSEE procure their Sugar and DO asses
from Memphis as most and cheaper for them than
from auy other point
These States will require 10000 hogsheads Of the present
op Seeing the necessity of House In this city especially
devoted to the Sugar have establish ourselves mt
NJ so Nod;o, streot for the sale Sugars and Molas
S.. that m ~ be shipped address, Planters by shipping
dire, from their Fluctuations will savs the expense Of shipment
toNew Orleans Exchange New Or now Is at very
low dglre will likely remain so during the season
Rnittances made Of sales to Bank or Co
sian uopsc in that CITY, Sales made ercusively for cash
c. ]. sELDEN K co.
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r OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
- PANY,

Office Iron Building, Camp and Natchez streets
Amount of Premiums for the year ending 18th Feb
any, 1861. 237s2 "a
ary is6T -. ....',......... s66. 40 90
The have declared Scrip Dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT after paying per cent interest outstanding
Scrip and have ordered the redemption Of Fifty Per Cent of
the Scrip Issue Of 1859. .. -s.
redeenabe Scrip payable and after the SEC
OND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT.
Certificates of Scrip tine year 1851 deliverable after Is
of June, ls6l. -.
Fl. P. JANVIER, Secretary. U.s.,
New Orleapg March 20 1861 au3 trnar9
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sHoG pPs St ,ss5s GUILD Il H. 4 TOUGHER
RY VIRTUE of a writ of tieri facias, to
IL directed by the Hon D. F. MITCHELL Second Justice
the Peace for the pa sh of Orleans will proceed sell
public at the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY the 9th day of
cember 1861 Il O'Clock NJ the following described prop
eTiy-
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First 49,
District OF this city, the square No. by ST. f1
Joseph, julia Tchoupitouas and Foucher streets, M
plan drawn by A. Iiedn architect dated 18th March,
Said lot 30 ee front St Joseph
deep. between parallel lines and front Fouchsr street.
which streets it forms the
Together with Hl The buildings and improvements thereon
consisting of brick building,
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-C6sh on the spot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

pour Ia No 2G67.
Parosse TOrieans
I'm VEltTU dun writ de ferI facfas,
T. moi adesse par Honorable D. F. Mitchell Secone Justice
de- Pax pour la parosse dNrlaans dams are cidesus e
procederale VENDREDI p de eceInbfe 1861 midi Ho-
lei de Cite, Commune les Magas,ns
ct Camp la lencan de la propri6tG don't suit Ia
description, SAVIOR ~
UN CERTAIN LOT DE FERRE situ6 dams lie Premier Dis.
trict Vile dams fiet No B. borne par les st.
<pph Julie VrhoupitouLls ct F0uche plan dtesG
A. Hedin achtccie, uatG du is de 1852 lie dit lot
sure 50 peds de front Ia 81 JOSEPH, III peds
lgnes parbres de pTotondeur face la F0uCher
PencOignIre des rUes st. Joseph ct Foucher.
tnsemble hatissss OTations qui sly
trouvent, consistent l. mAson Ell briQpe9, etc.
Saisie dams l'aitre ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a momcm dc DISQUALIFICATION
MI d. Il W IT, WATERS, i'oustAhe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

NFURPHY's HOTEL. Nos es AND 100 ST.
I'VE Charles street-fh conmodious establishment Is one
Of the most PLEASANT as well az CENTRAL LOCATIONS
in this city. the his thanks for the
bestowed collects continuation thereof
confidently assuring his patrons that nothing shall be wanting
that Contribute their comfort The BAL and TEN
PIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment unsur
passed
SELF Il RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

NOTYCE-THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
~ isLing E. B. Wheeock and Morse under the
and Style Of E. b. WHEELOCK & co. expired by limit
ation..
New Orleans July l. 1861.
Either partner will sign the of the late firm in quda
ton only. Ok Z. B. WHEELQCk
NayF() ,uly g. 1881
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22
METATREE JOCKEY CLUB
of The State of Louisiana.

METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
Gh AaNA OF The State Of Louisiana,
EgMA4%AAsfSA- None of the Sweepstakes advertised
az~ssssSAassst of at til Me>rg have been
filed. ,
TUEsn4Y December TO- S6lEIeats of Three Miles; Club
Wednesday, December IL, IS l.-snge Dash of Two
SANE UAY.-Bcas of One Mile ; Club Pu Sc, $500.
THURSDAY December Il, ls6l-H9ats OF One Mile best )
FkI6XY, December 49, l86lI1eats Of Two Miles CLUB
s4iGRHAY Dec ,nber H. ls6l.-Heas Of Four Miles Club
Purse, $1,000,
The profits OF this MEETING will be applied the gelief Ct the
families Of our absent Volunteer
The following Stakes open for the Spring Meeting of
SATURDAY, March 81 l662-sweepsakes for year ODDS.
scber to FIJI Club add $500 II the race IS run; the
horse his stake Toname and close ON December
SANE DAY-sweepsakes for year Odds, Two Mile Heats,
subscriptions $500 half forfeit three more subscriber to MI
$3.50 added by Club if the is the second horse to
his stake. To and close December lSbi
MONDAY, April z, 81" Hall Hidreth Stake Heats
of Two Miles, for all ages subscriptions 500 half forfeit
Messrs. Hall Hildeth add plate worth $500 three Or more
December 1861 To the Judges stand on the Race
Course q T. NJ, the day previous
Heats of Mile subscriptions 500 half forfeit; the Club to
add $500 if three the second horse his
To close December j. 1862 Three snbscri
bers 10 fill.
E~ All Sweepstakes may be postponed the officers of the
Club The same Clun Pure Races provided tor in Rule
for Purse but only in case of bad weather. some
traordnaTy occasion.
Nominations 10 he addressed to
SIDNEY STORY, Secretary
nj tf New cans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

ioIal... lu'o<
In mineral water where many ingredients absolutely held
in solution conceded be uncertain how these ingredients
chemically united one TO the other We may however In
this case, Infer that the water conains
Carbonc acids scia chloride Of magnesium bi-carbonae
Of lime chloride Of sodium of soda secate Of
bcarbonate OF iron seicae OF coda sluo Of
sodium, and probably other combinations, mylUt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

N0TICE-ALL PARTNERSHIP CONNECTION BE.
~ the undersigned and JOSEPH R. SHANNON
ceased the 10Th Of 1851 the latter assuming all the
partnership liabilities Of the steamers Golden Age, R. W. Pow
ell, and salle Robinson, BY written contract
ne 2tin10i WIN. NJ. WEBBING.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

NTQTTCE-THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE WILL
IN paid Gold and Bank Notes all the several Banks
KIRKPATRICK 4 Co,
no I'm CArodeIet street,
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The profits OF this MEETING will be applied 10 the relief Ct I'll
families of our absent Volunteer
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-' !. =.
AUCTION SALES.

A SPLENDID BUILDING SITE ON THE LINE OF THE
Cnrroton Railroad at Bonligny Station.
BY H. NJ. VAN SoLINGEN,
WN sYEE, Auctioneer,
80 oIice-No. 90 Commercial Place.
MONDAY, the 25th instant. at IL o'clock
4SI NJ. The Merchants Anctoneers Exchange, Wllbe
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, being seven lots
situated In square comprised within NRyhdes, 'aIence
Apollo, and Bordeaux Said lots measure in block 100
feet ont Nayades street. by depth md font on taence
of 1856 feet between parallel lines The lots well Tiled
with choice SruDbery and is he best location for private re-
adenee that be I'D the line Of the Garoton kaiIoa
TERMS Purchaser notes, each for 1856
falling respectively the t Of May 1862 and t OF May
1853 0f the balance half cash. and oneha at Twelve
mouths for note secured by mortgage on the property ana
bearing per current and cent eventual interest
nenss IF ,he nurchn. .rg nib
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

The Of the Stockholders their idences and the mum
held each such subscribed this
and set opposite to The names of each respectively.
Thus done and passed Office at the sad city Of New
Placfde Benvenu and James W Dup
sis Witnesses lawful and dociated inihs city who
hereunto sign their together with the said parties
me- Notary this twelfth day Of November, thousand
| eight hundred and siXts-one.
| =. Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

of the subacbets should die before the expir
ton of hese limited for the this Asso
shall ipso f4eto vest in and become the oerty Of he sur
vvur fair valuation The vessels belonging to the Asso
citation the of such death SHALL in the adjustments be
praised their Provided however, that if all o.
said vessels should thereafter be sold by the Association fol
either less Than their the excess deficit The
be- shall be charged credited raeaby TO the heir
YiYOrs
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The affairs of alton may be lquidRted and closed
direction of the Executive committee, or equal
committee stockholders appointed meeting the stock
holders duly called and held AFT ten for th pnf
which meeting the quidtors shall be named The
riod for liquidation fixed, well the thereof al
conferred qudaors that purposeths whole
by resolution and with the of majority OF The stock
..sr % Z =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22
WOOD! WOOD J.! WOoD!!: ~

WOUD! WUUU !! WUUUE!! 100"
have good supply Of ASH aud HICKORY WOOD
for sale at Sc per cord cubic Delivered free
charge. ! will sell for cash only 80, ~
Also, the best quality of P1TTsBURG co Al.
Office No. 524 Camp street, oppos M9gains Mar Fonth
oi8 Inn FLARANCE PFfsTER-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

Al tBrlCk.-THE FIRM OF REA BROS, Is CoMPosED
IN of Thos R. Rea and Edward Rea and Responsible for
','S =, = ",%1TT THos. r. REA,
my25 If EDWARD s. REA.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

EVERECE4 WIN IL. IL CO., COTTON FACTOR
~ and Commission Merchants. No. "a Old Iavaa
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I BEG TO INFORM MY NEW ORLEANS
1enfs that considerations of health prevent my and
induce make Liverpool my permanent residence To any
business interests by them shall devote the
FERDINAND RODEWALD.
Liverpool, NAV |, 1861. iel7 6thlaw6w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

NAMES IT. McFARLANE,C CRESCENT CITY CAR.
penterng and Jebtrg Shop No 1877 Girod street, door
STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP with taste and
cIsTERNs MADE TO ORDER
Mg-ordera from the country atterded rroraptnsss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22

NOTICE-THG PARTNERSHIP OF TERFLOTH Il
~ ECGHLER has kesn disoived this day by nutu. CON
Either OF the Partners will the the late firm
IL liquidation.
II. TERFLOTH
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-15

L7sro9s daiaR yd hssaq s4w ias ~
5sHsf.zs edt Yn'zingoss ;bs7aHgg saa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-15

"The daughter Of country shep-keep.
er and the daughter OF the Earl of Tyn-
ford to call each other sistersl And he
has done this He will repent it; he
must, he shall. He is . disgrace, a shame
to me, He might have been an aid--he
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-15

DEAR LAukEscE:. 1 thought it best to go.
Forgive if you think it wrong. l am not
able to struggle with the fierce multitude of
moneY getters in this dreary London. Ny
old master, DR.. k----, has offered me situa-
iion as classical tutor in his school. have
acce pied it. 1t is the best thing see to do.
So farewell Ever you!s; WILLIAM
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-15

From this coatent he was rudely arous-
ed to the dread realities of death and
poverty. The pleasant home and the
familiar faces which made it so dear, seem.
ed to Glide from him, and left him standing
alone in the bleak world, which was SO
new and strange; like one who. reared In
Arcadia, is on sudden thurst into the
midst Of the fierce turmoil of battle.
He sought his brother--but the two
natures, always different, were doubly SC
now, when life Of active business had
hardened the one, rendering it more than
ever stern and uneompromising; while
years of quiet retirement had made the
other yet more refined, more visionary
more sensitive. And from Laurence, the
younger brother met with no sympathy il
all those innermost feelings of his soul
the closest, dearest portion OF himself
There was in William Carr that inexpl
cable, intangible somesshat, which mark
one man among his fellews-the poet
even though he be duihb to bis life's end
! The man VI business shrugged BIZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

that may be made BY the general govern
ment on this state, for more men.
After whish the company organised By
eleo.iDg the following officers:
W. GAlland, Captain; r. Goodnoueh, LIST.
Lieutenant, n. Montgomery, I'd Lieutenantj
III. Cheesman Sd Lieutenant.
Whereupon, tho meeting adjourned in
peace and harmoney.
R. Goodnough, Past.
l.. nj. Sloanaker, Seo'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02
We mass Hsw our way 20 tfs esp
1xAl.

We N ass Hsvs our way 20 ths C9p.
lgAl.
The following memorial to the President
was drawn up last evening q large meet
ing OF influential citisens of Nsw York, held
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and WAS forward
ed to the President this morning. Il besrs
the signature Of many prominent citisens:
"To his EEcsliency, the President Of the
United State:
sSis: The undersigned, citizens OF the
United States, deem il their duty, in view Of
the forcible and continued interruption OF
Communication with the capital Of the coun-
try BY residents OF Baltimore, to make known
20 yov, in an emphatic and solemn manner,
she universal sentiment OF the citissDs Of the
onun.ry in favor Of the Immediate opening
OF that communication and in their name
to demand that the gallant men who have 90
nobly responded TO tbs call Of Of the govern
ment in the time Of peril, shall not be placed
10 jeopardy, either for supplies or reinforce
ments, from any considerations Of policy,
expediency, or mercy to rebels.
IAN open pathway to cur national capital
il the nations right, and will bs had and
maintained peacsably il We can, forcibIy II
We must"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

HARRISBURG, April 29.-The Pennsylvania
Central Railroad hss given the Government
frames for new bridges to repair those de-
stroyed on the Northern Central. A large
number Of workmen and engineers have been
quietly cen ,en,rated At = yard for that pus
pose and v i'll be protected BY troops. Il 10
the intention to guard every bridge clear OF
Baltimore. After arriving ct thss city they
will attempt 20 pass around tho city and
reach the Relay Houso, 1t the junction Of
the B. h o. b Washington roads. Should
this prove succcssful they will hold the place
permanently.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

NKw YoRK, April 80.
A soldier who escaped from Charleston
and served At the guns during the 6ght II
Moulsrie, Gays nearly every shot from Sum
ter killed somebody. Between three and
four % - s...5a, .z1 s.i 20 number
wounded there during the siege. The killed
were inferred at night at Potter's Field. Many
were killed in dwellings outside tho fort.
Soldiers were threatened with death il they
declared the fact about the killed. People
were constantly enquiring for friends, and
they were assured they were at SulIivan's
Island. Another gentleman Who Vas u
Morris Island, says $50 were killed there
and lao at Sullivan's Island. They make
the same statement relative to the dead be-
ing buried at night. They also state that
the neeroes only wanted their leaders to
give the word when the slaughter would be
terrible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

nprii 81.
The propeller Winons, having on board
tho Artillery company lately stat,oned N
MsstinSc, passed bore Tor Buffalo 70 day.
The Two regiments Of State Voluatsess "a .
thorixsd BY the Legislature last winter, ars
new fuH snd are quaftsred ID This sisy ready
80 be mustered into service.
The Legislature, which will meet next Tues
day, il 10 bell we'd, will authorize . loan OF
two millions for war purposes and provide
Tor raising troops sufficient for any oontin-
guucy.
A company Of Aying artillery from Cold
water, Mich, having . battery Of -four guns
and full ,complimens Of men and horses, ar
rived here, having been accepted BY tho Wa
Department 10 addition to the Michigan QUO
T.. The horses Of this company are I'll con
snbnt'ons from people Of Cold~Ater and Vi
entity, and are Pronounced tho finest ouftrU.
ton ever exhibited kerc. All railroad oom
psaies IN the State transfer troops free ol
charge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

WAsRIKoroE, April 20.
The troops called out by order OF to-day
are all additional to the $4,000 already re-
ouired. The whole number called for by
the Government thus Tar 10: Volunteers by
proclamation, $4,000; volunteers for three
years service, Az, 900 !; regulars for Eve yesrs,
Is 600; seamen do, $4,000. Being asotal
OF l5S, 900 men that is, $4,000 the week
before last and eS ,OOO to-day. Even this
falls abort Of the real number, - several
States send double the number Of regiments
asked for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02
Frederick. Nd. April 90.

House,. To-day petition Of els voters
Of Prince Georges company, praying the
Legislature TO pass an Act OF secession
Immediately. The Committee ON Federal
relations subsequently reported that the
Legislature possessed no such power, and
the report was adopted by the house with
out division.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

QTCouons.-Th sudden changes OF our
climate are sourcee Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often scs
speedily and certainly when taken 10 the ssr-
" stages Of the disease, recourse should st
once be had to "BaowN's BRoKcBIAL Tao
cHEs," or Losenees, let the Cold, Cough, or
Irritation OF the Throat be ever 30 slight, ~
by this precaution more serious attack may
be eaectuslly wsrded Cd. Public SrsAKEas
and SINGERS will End them efcctual for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See sd-
vertiaem~nt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02
Patriotic DeinonsirAsisn ~ New
port.

Patriotic Demonslrasisn ~ New
IL Pert.
A NEW YORK CLERoYMAR RIYUsBs 70 PRAY
roR TIE PRvsrpEEr- now MRS. LAw1ENcE
TREATED 1 TRAIfoR.
We learn from private letter that the
historical town Of Newport, Rhode Island,
u fully alive to the events OF the day. There
10 an endless display Of stars and atripea
floating from public and private buildings.
Last Sunday Rev. DR.. Baloh, formerly rso-
tor OF St. Bartholomew's 10 this city, in Of
floating in his church, at Newport, omitted
the prayer for the President Of the United
States. lie Vas KscoRrED ont or THs caURca
by the congregation, who without delay,
hoisted over the sacred building tho Ameri-
can flag.
Mrs. Lawrence, the widow Of the hero
who would not "give up the ship," resides
in Newport She was few days ago called
upon BY friend, Who made some remarks
in favor Of the South. The old lady rose ID
wrath and ordered him out Of the house II
her own peculiar and emphatic style. al
took leg bail without waiting for : sssont
bid.