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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

We have had another ins;allInent Of DR.. Bellows's
Sanitary Commission. don't believe there has been
any five consecutive days within the last two months
that have not been Sanitary Committee from some
where. Isuppose that they are highly beneficial, and
lope they worth all they cost sther the Govern
ment or individuals. lope DIR. Beows's commits
sion visited the General Hospital here, and found out
all aboutits management. hope it sscerts ned the
truth or falsiy of the fying rumors that men,
SICK and cOnyalesoent, are kept on short
allowance; that there is huge knk that
needs siraiglteniDg in the matter of drawing
raiionsi that the institution has been org nzed and
is managed with favoritism that there il ground for
grave doubts as to tie degree Of skill with which pa.
uents are treated that, in fine, there Is lengthy
chapter Of similar things quite 81 too numerous To
mention here and now, but which may be alluded 10
hereafter, in Dr. Beowss Commission shall have
overlooked the matter. The truth or falsty of these
rumors don't undertake to express any opinion about
at present, and shall not before more is known Il
seems these examining committees ought 70 yet ut the
Iu Of all matters that relate to the management of
hospitals especially TO inquire into whatever concerns
tie patients.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
IBy Telegraph
FORTRESS AoNkOE, Jnly IL, 1861, D
tie patients,


Via BALTIn0KE, July l8.
Two steamers from Norfolk were seen landing troops
this morning at Sewalls Point, where X is apparent
that formidable preparations being made 10 annoy
our shipping, and perhaps tie fortress itseIf.
There are, doubtless masked batteries at WiIlough-
by's Point, and opposite the Rip liaPs.
These preparations will, however be Intellectual, In
view Of the terrible engines of destruction IN be brought
agan the rebels opposite TO the fortIess in they
attempt 10 disturb US. sewas Point has no strategic
importance.
NOrf TX and Portsmouth not the road TO Rich
mobd, but should the Conf.dertes annoy Old Point,
they will At once be routed.
Two negroes escaped from Pig Point last night, and
found refuge at Newport News TYey had been
obliged TO work on trenches and report thai the Con-
fedsrates are in large force opposite Newport News.
TIE 4th Massachusetts Regiment saiIed for Boston
this evening in the S. II. Spauldng. Care had TO be
taken by the authorities to prevent the carrying OF con-
trsbands, several Of whom were smuggIed on board
the vessel
Col. Max Weber's regiment will encamp beyond
Hampton.
Tue Sasquehanna called to-day for New-York for
reIairs
The Mount Vernon has just arrived from Washing
ton with important dispatches for Gen. Butler.
Gen. Bullrr made on approf riate speech On the de-
paTure Of the Massachusetts Regiment. IL i evident
uat they do not 70 home in the best bumor.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

issues Of Tuesday morning' II was reserved q, Az,
Gotham sheets to bring us thar news.
Mr.. May, am happy To inform Won, is couvsisses,,
and was ~ bis Office yesterday, in town. He d., ~
seem to be in haste 10 explain bis visit 70 Richr,orS
before Mr.. Potters Committee. I Lean from ,,h.s.
may be deemed good authority. that there ia No. :.
particle OF truth IN the allegations Of bis ends ,bs,
Ills mission TO rebedom known to the Governmsr.
as q political one, and favored by it. However. ws
shall doubtless have the truth out in the co,,..
few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
AIexandris Usder Occupa,i.p.
Of TIE N. Y. Tribane.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, July I6, 1861.
The recent order of Gen. Scott inierdcting the re-.
porting Of army movements by telegraph and the i'm.
mediate Subsequent movements OF the Army in tue vi.
cnity Of the Federal metropolis, such the pouring
of several regiments daily into Virginia q; this point
the advancing Of camp stations here several miles
further out the Fairfax road the rumbing of bag.
gage trains and smbuIanoes through tho streets Of
Washington and Alexandria Scuthwsrd bound the
clattering tramp Of United States cavalry day and
night similarly directed, and particularly the late
from Fairfax Cour-House, have admonished toe that
TN advance southwsrd Of the central column of the
grand Federal Army Ia now beginning.
THE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA.
A word Of information in regard to the present
uesns Of communicating betYeeq Washington and
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

The Failure OF the Allen Couri-Mariinl--
Hr. Rus,eli's Opinion- Desc ipfion Of the
Camps-CoL Mar WebeT-The MssSachu-
srifs Third and Roarih go hemc-New
OsIat for the New-YorL second Regiment
Gen. ueClellan's yicteries-A Strange
Rumor- Gen. Butier-The blockade and
Piracy-sabitary Committees aud the
Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
THE CHURCH AFFAIR.

You have no doubt met with account Of the affair
between Col. HeintIleman, the officer in command
here, and the Rev. Mr.. Leitwch pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church, in which the former closed the
Church Of TIE latter for perssting in praying for ths
success Of the Secession arms This proceeding has
given rise 10 considerable excitement and has afforded
excellent opportunity for disloyal perons 10 raise
the cry Of interference with religious liberty
ship of prayer &c. That the praying Aforesaid would
not have any effect either ceio ercothedra, Is
generally admitted, and tho military authorities are
heartily ashamed Of their part in the matter whether
the other party are tss they should bel or not Tie
proceeding instituted il 10 ssid at the insgaiion
Of an inexperienced and cfciOus under officer. without
due confederation at headquaiten and has Of course
been receded from, leaving the Secession pastor 10
wrcs.le with the Lnd In The cease Of tbs reles ss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
FROM MARYLAND.

The Mayors Scheme 10 Get the Police aud
Fire Alarm Telegraph into his nands-
Its Objects and Purposes Hostile 10 the
Government - The Secession Fever mp
Alphabetically Of Keeping mp the Pres
ence OF an Armed Force Loss Of Public
Confidence In the HIsyor-Col. Pincisney's
Pronp ptiiude i'm Visiting Cambridge-Mr
may ConvaIcsceni- More Cencesied Arms
Feund.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
FROm WASHINGTON.

The Beginning Of the End.
From OuE Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1861.
ITO hero born Of battle strife,
Or bard Of msIiLliay,
Twsre worth ten Yeas Of Peaceful HE
- l.
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w euus nau Grseeat ghursdaa orna septembtr &C. 1861


that the authorities went on board the schooner
privateer two days since, and took possession Of
all the powder on board. II this schooner had
been purchased Oh taken by the authorities for the
defence Of Mississippi Sound she would, with her
welLtrsined crew and officers, give good account
of herself. It's supposed the day for armed sail
ing vessels is past 1t does not appear SO from the
way the picayune tenders Of the Hessians cap
tive yessels-say the dozen in June last on hissis
sippi Sound, and the dozen on the Texas coast
during the summer.
The account from the country in regard to the
crops are favorable. The cane is superexceiient'
1t is not supposed that planters will hold sugar
back unless itrecedes to too low figures we nave
currency now which will ohviate much trouble, and
the requirements for the Savannah, Charleston and
Virginia markets, for both sugar and molasses,
will BE large.
AS regards cotton, the planters are holding back
with great unanmity. Take Memphis, for instance:
The receipts at that port from the LIST to the I'D
inst. were only two hundred and eighty'eigh bales
against eleven thousand two hundred and eighteen
bales last year. There is mere cotton picked in
Tennessee now than at this time last year.
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Gard of Thanks.

NEW ORLEANS September %, 1851
Rufus D6lbear, ESQ.,;
Dear S is with sentiments of the livlie satisfaction and
gratitude transmit yeu the following preamble and
solution adopted with the greatest unaninity and enthusiasm at
the last meeting Of the Orleans Cadets: Nt
Whereas, patriotic and spirited fellow citizen RUFUS
DoLBEAR who has been devoted friend Of the Orleans
Cadets manestng his friendship not only by his voice and
personal ruence but by frequent donations has by
collected from the liberal inhabitants Of ST.
Tamany Parish than thousand dollars for the pnr
poses of this Company !; 1t is hereby
Resolved, That acknowledge publicly Indebtedness
this eneans DISTINGUISHED exerops in behalf also
testify gratitude the open hearted donos Cob
Geo H. Penn Messrs. f. Cousin, A. Cousin j. H Webbsr,
William Miller John Cousin, Cousin A. L. A. Balm, c. A.
Cousin, T. Carrfere, P. Leveaue and Mrs. Mailhe.
Respectfully,
se26 2plt JOHN A. PURCELL. Secretary.
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The ENEsY's INFORMATION CONCERNING OUR
ARMY OF THE PoToMAo.-A dispatch to the New
York Times, dated Washington, September 10,
says:
Information from Fairfax, which has been re-
ceiyed by the authorities, states that Beauregard
is OF thatpoint witha command numbering 10000.
The estimate is based upon the number of rations
daily distributed and it is believed that it is re-
liable. They had an abundance of provisions, ex.
cept coffee, which was only given to the advance
guard Forage, however, was scarce, all the hay
and feed having to be transported from Manassas,
and by reason of this the cavalry arm OF the SER
vice had suffered much. They hs d an abundance
nf artillery
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Notice..

The Subscribers having been appointed by the Secretary OF
Treasury Of the Confederate States for the
Parish Of Orleans procure subscriptions the Confederate
Loan produce be disposed of by agents or factors at
such time they Designate and proceeds be
per cent Bonds inform the planters and oher parties
wishing snbscribe ha books opened ut the C
zens Bank of Louisiana where they will please call and
gister their names .--4
@. DERBfGNY,
- t' JAS. n DENEGRE.
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Company A, Louisiana Guard.

The friends and members o. the above Company, under
aad Of Capt. Cha E. Fcnner se nofed that Private jno
r. Gddon win leave for virgnis Tuesday, October LIST
and will take charge Of all articles intended the members
cold wesher apdy approaching and If tho friends of
each individual member would send on stout blanket to him
II would materially contribute his health and comfort These
with other supplies Of winter clothing will be safely aud
promptly conveyed by Private Gddon If for him at c. e.
GIRARBEy L co.'s No, 81 Magazine street se24st
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Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING II.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PARING IT.
am endeavoring to furnish the Volunteer Troops Of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and having prepared
Uniform suits Of wooden cloth and suitable undercohes
distributed them Informed that the patriotic c
of several parishes also engaged similar preparations
for the benefit of their companies If these contributions of
clothing sent by them directly their several companies
without being of the quantity and kind sent and
companies supplied great confusion and will be the
sequence.
soldier only carry certain quantity Of clothing It
OF great importance that each of soldiers shall have
good substantial wooden suits possb but is also
important that there be of among those supply
ing then in order avoid sending double supplies
panes.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens of the country
parishes to send in this city, such supplies of clothing
they prepare with explicit directions the companies
individuals for whom they intended. will take
that they reach their destination The clothes shoud be
up baled, and directed in New Orleans with
Of the company for which they intended marked it,
statement its contents that may dup
cate tie articles.
Respectfully request the newspapers publicity to these
suggesos in consideration of heobjects lie effected.
THOS. O. MOORE, Governor.
h-a,- 0rIca Ann r,1n1
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aaron RSaskSA

sgQr1ss EstseS,
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL r. TAY10Rj IMPoRTEg OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. Is and Is Royal street,
Hssnow store large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUzY GHAMPAG quausand pntB also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEIUK, PIPER HEIDsEICH, PAR
MEN1IER, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment Of the best Old Sheres as AMONY
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs1l S3s-soUTHsIDE MADEIRA, of
direct oortaoa other Madeas of lower grade supsrio
Old London Dry Dock PORT, other Ports Of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIEs-vintsgs l795, 1888
1902 end ls5aarge supply always hAnd AL grades of
cLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WHIs-
kYSScotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER N pints quarts COR
D1ALs ETC. Ny usual assortmentp best WINES which
viii any the city
AARON BIRD,
alS zoly Nos. IS and ID Royal street
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Notice..

Amateur Dramatic Representation for the Benefit Of the Free
Market .-
Ths prices of admission have been fixed as follows:
First and Second Tiers 81 So Parquee 81 so Pit 81 %
Third Tier, &c., Gallery, Co.,
Mr. H. Ruier will be at the office of the Opera House from
A. NJ. TO P. NJ, daily, when seats may be secured
se25 lp2t THE MANAGEMENT.
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Louisiana


It must be obvious to every thinking man tRt owing
distractions by the present blockade and
Virginia. North Carolina part of Florida Alabsma Georgia.
and MoasseB from Nashville, us MOST CONVENIENT and
CHEAP Err for item than from any other point Thase Staes
require 200 00 d Of Sugar out Of present incoming crop
We have established ourselves No. Market sLrest Nnsh-
Vile for the sale all the Sugar and M0Asse that may BE- ship
ped address, Planters will snip direct from their pRnR.
tons expense shipment New Oreas Direct to he
Agent Memphis and Charleston RaIirsa1 via the Nashville
Decatur Railroad, TO address.
Our Ar. JAMES is absent Virginia B-d o4sr States
making arrangements with the large dealers in advance
Of Sugar and Aoasse that will as Us to place the
Sugars as fast, If possible aB they are received
We pledge ourselves to prompt Femsncas aa GIely Oh,
tanning the best prices
Liberal advances made when desired Sales made exclusively
for cash
PAYNE. JAMES & On
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10 THE
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATE


CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES,
NEW ORLEANS, Aug IL, 1861.
Having been appointed by the Secretary Of War agnt
collect receive and purchase small for Confederate
States dee necessary sxpedlea known tha
fact generally possible secure cooperation in
work which needs to sdoae quickly Citizens pato
that lie unused your houses experiments have
that any of your fine Double BsIreed uas
with the improved Mimic ball than for the
much talked Of Mimic SIuske Then, bring them forth
place Them upon the altar your counrys liberty they
may the work of Christian de.
Tense. IF objection be made sending away your gun
urged that you home the reply is that
the surest prevent the necessity of Eang them home
place them in the hands the many thousands of brave
who chang with snxous desire as wall
of fire between you and the invading foe If this answer be
deemed inconcusve then the reflection those high a-
thority those in whose Judgment all confidence and
who, it but fair to presume, know well necessities
at home and borders have
augnrstad this movement should sufficient guarantee for
the wisdom utility patriotism the service you are called
on perform Then desire short war speedy peace
and an acknowledgment of Independence honorable
selves place weapons the disposal your
As desire strike the hearts of those who
plotting subugation and destruction
the trusy Rife death dealing Gun which you
have hitherto highly priced part Dext con
fict rendering If possible victory complete than
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas.
My Instructions contemplate that shall send forth into
more populous regions assistant charged with the
of collecting forwarding proper points, all the weapons
thts obtained may BIS we'll state that any who
wishes to though he visited by Agent can
greatly facilitate this work sending guns has or can
command my address, Of Robert Pitkn No. Ii Camp
street, New Orleans. o.
BALLARD s. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. sul3 aptf
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auI9 2ptf

sg- For Congress - We are authorized to
announce II. REID, Esq candidate for the Second
Congressional District composed the First and Fourth
cpa Districts Of New Orleans and the Parish of Jefferson
represent Congressional District, in the FIRST regular Con
of the Confederate States subject tho approval and
ratification Of the electors thereof the election to be held
the first Wednesday of November next sea te
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-26

THANKS 10 ME. DoIsRAR. We direct attention to
tile eard of thanks blshed BY the Orleans Cadets,
and addressed to Mr.. Rufus Dolbsar, which will be
found ID another column II will there be seen
that ME- Dolbeas has been untring in his efforts to
raise funds for the Cadets, and has not only de-
served highly Of them, but Of all friends of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-26

agO. pala1non Dessommes d Co., fmport-
Of Foreign Dry Goods No. Magazine Merchants
of the interior adjoining visiting the city, will
find the abovenamcd establishment of the complete
Foreign Dry Goods imported into this
try sold prices lower would be thought possible in
ordinary times. Give then a call. see 2rl5teod
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-26

EBNMotiee-I take this method of Offering
professional services free OF charge the families Of those
who absent from the city military duty Residence
Harmony street. between Prgtans and coliseum streets Fourth
District.
ny3l 2ptf p YEISER NJ D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-26

AeCIyEsT no tI.IifEoIs TaooPs. A gentleman
inst from the North brings intelligence ST The oe
aurrenee OF 8 serious accident on the railroad
about thirty miles West9D Seymour, indiana, on
the 0hio ard Mississippi Railroad. The train was
Cincinnati, and ia consequence of The falling Of 4
bridge was preoiptatsd into rayine sone thirty
feet deep. Que hundred and fifteen were killed
and many Wounded--one entire company being
found missing. memphis Avalanche.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-26

TO CITIZENS.
NEW ORLEANS Aug 10, 1861.
As this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that puions have racced upon the public
crosby persons obtaining relief who entitled TO the
same they hereby appeal all good citizens who may
to the knowledge Of any such of fraud to inform
bers Of the Committee in person. leave such information
with little delay possible their Office secetary's Room
Of Board Of Assistant Aldermen. The following the
of the COmI1tee-
GERARD SETH, Board of Aldermen.
s. P. DELABARRE, :. :.
l.. f. FORSTALL. E. :.
j. H. HUCKINS, :. =.
JAS. BEGGS, Board Of Asst Aldermen.
W. r. HODGK[NS :. :.
j. B. LEEFE E. =.
JAMES DAVIS, e.. :.
JAMES BEGGS,
aul9 2ptf Chairman of the Committee.
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.VelG Goods.

81 MAGAZINE STREET, UP STAIRS.
Just opened and for sale, large stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
RICH VELTETS-in all shades
UNCUT FANCY ditto.
SILKS, sATINs, MARCELINEs.
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS.
VELVET RIBBONS, in all numbers.
LACEs, BLONDs,
STIFF NETS, TARLETONs,
RUSSIAS and TRIMMINGS.
The above goods will be sold cheap for cash.
se23 2ptf P. j. TRAQUAR.
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R9- Super intendent Public Education =
Please announcehat HENRY AVERY the present .superin
endent OF Public Education, candidate for reelection.
anl5 2ntd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-26

sB- Ed. Crescents Please announce James
R. RkDEH candidate Constable First Justcea Court
in the district bounded by Julia and Felicity Streets and from
the River TO the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
aus 5ptd MANY VOTERS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-26

a5 Ed. Crescent; Please announce the un-
deriened candidate for office Of State Supernt ndent
Of Public Education. WI. N. MAGRUDER, 80
aus 2ptd Baton Rouge La
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Ra~Herrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Mes 81 and 81 ravier street. Now Or
lsans. d5 3ptf
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SO Mr. EDITOR: Please announce George
W. sADLER candidate Consabeef The tJustices
Court, at the ensuing election SELF 2pte*
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-26

AcADEMY OF Music. There is to be an entire
change III programme in Mr.. Harry Macarthy's
representations at the academy Of Music, from to-
night Fsrces, bnrlesques. and songs Of the richest
hamor will be given, in that inimitabie style for
which Harry IS so justly popular. Everybody
should patronage this entertainment; il is good in
every respect III I'LL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-26

Il VoLBErEERs WASTED. Thirty men are wanted
in Company G, Louisiana Guard, now in active ser
vice ID Virginia, under command Of Capt. Frank
RaWle. We refer persons who would Ike to join
this gallant company to I4ent. Montgomery's card
which appears il another column of to,days issue.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-26
CREOLE.

So Fer Auditor OF Public Aecounts-Pieass
announce H. PERALTA candidate for Auditor of Public
Accounts al the election in November
asp OREOTE
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Nsp 0rIsaas naiIu Gresftat.
aFrierAr JOURNAL on CRY or NEW ORLEANS
]. 8. Naxtss, aaasssar ANA proprietor.

CaEscET RIFLEs. Company a, Crescent Rifles,
Capt. Smith, are still at Camp Dreux, nine miles
from Yorktown. A letter from private J. Devore
Lewis, tanether Of the many printers from this
once, end there are four Of them in that company
states they are enjoying excellent health and all
eager for d sbrnsh with : Old Wool. Urn This com
pany Is attached to The First Louisiana Battalion,
and ID one Of the best in that noble body. We
are sure ID hear d good report Of them when the
lonr Of action calls them to the defence Of South
arm rights and honor.