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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15
mo. 5733.1

mo. 1881
fesH'r That the adjudication HI the Cnmpr arrsna
ply to isolation No 5g Of contract tic construction OF
new" ana repairing and Keeping repair his bridges and
Crossings of the Fourth District Tor years for he SUM Of
avD per year t9 the Iepairius md ~ rr nnr h5r
measure tnr ne newbrdGes comp'ete 10 VIM Hery-seri
fity ohn Freilen ebe and the hereby appvCyd the
security cGep'ed, and the Mayor aubor2eI into con
tract Eh no mn es, per Otal tUr the fAJtu e,rol-
ancG Of said work.
LSgnedI J. MAGTONI
President Board Of \ eslnt Aldermen
lS1gnedI = p ItK .AEARRE,
President pro tcRi. Board Ui Aldermen
nus st LSignedl J0HN r. MONROE. Mayor
No. 5734l
Re0'H That the Comptroller and he is hereby authorized
to warrant on the Treasurer in favor Of all bills of r,leres
'ol WORT on the ortcnOns in progress cation for
defending the city Of New Orleans, pur""d bills he
duly ap oVei by the President S-cretary Of The Comtn
sion on ,y Deences nteiy appointed by ihe Common Council
and the hRneH Of the Comm Oily nefrnces and The
tI:TuHn OF the FDaHce COMMITTEE; Provided further thai
he same does not eXcee asu fifty thousand dollars and
the Said committee shalt report the Common Council full
and deateu statement Of such tXf endiures,
l0i9nedI - J. MAGIONI
President Bourl Of Assistant Aldermen.
LSisnedI s. 7. DELABARRE,
Approved August 7, 1861.
tStgRed JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
aus 1t MARION A. BAKEE, Secretary to Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

Reo'Tt9 That the Cunproer warrant on thr Tr.,.rar in
favor 81 Ihos hynes ariGus hundred dollars the san l..
N in f"r ~0rk done in filing WahH gon lquaJe Third D.
said sum being in ull Of all demands 0' -' 'N
LSisnedl j NAGTuST
rc,-. ;, President Lizard Of Assistant Aldermen.
tS!SHtuI s P. bELABARRE,
Approved August :. 1861. 4''
avs 81 LSined' JOHN T. MONROE, Mrvpr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

,G.pi5 y
P Pse ST. as Tsss e g 5 w. s l2a52 M
8. 3. $500 eoeszeo
8 80 slal SOL dss ss5 BIG. 476
f,r,saas 80 ~ 80. ,laa opoSke' eActlzen Of New
naemhsss ~ a.,a nah, Matthew Morgan,
q Maa va.,, sDnsa'asea boara q Currency
esnss w. s;,s sea.i.a = lhe gfeaV secession
4,s = si y Messfs Matthew
smalIest INA oe iupayke, the
ber last - fs'''sO A4'''i0'et' sag II NoVem
But secsssio u .snnot ..,,o
orcibl There can be little douh tBs My
aJoy 2, tne people Of the South, with the entire
ssntb ss ~ Is believed that in no
majority If indeed thew a uas ,he IL
Be- Tic case. tley Viii he nae ey mere pas fsueh
the united voice Of the other States and the aeWer
I y Inc 9ne genera e government,
Y y, aessis. Morgan and opdgke, will You give
Y % yonf opinion now Of secession, as well as the
views aS' q sae. New York Board Of Currency We
LHKfA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

r.... .e... NO. 5g5L.
sso,s3 That resolution No $3.50 be amended read
cause Tie stone crossings the intersections Of AID
Deslr4 streets 10 be made.
s, zlsignedl j. 0. NIXON" .r
rs. . ..'0 President Ronrd of Aldermen
!signedl J. MAGIOSI.
Approved August O. 1861. ~, -'4'
anl0 81 t9ignedl JOHN n. MONROE Mayor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22
RICHMOND MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 22 1861

y eight o'clock the street near Baruums Hotel was
mass Of standing humanity The doors of the hall where
the Convention was held not being open to the prblc
the crowd made its way the front Of he hotel where
it was reported that the Hon. Mr. sumnea of hassachu
sets was stopping Cheers for the South, and groans
for the Union we're INDUCED in for than hour
when the crowd passed down Baltimore street far
Cav cheering and grooming the different newspaper off,
ces as their fancies diced After believing themselves
hoare they returned 10 headquarters and for upwards
of two hours k pit up roUr OF yell aud hurrahs.
The Minute Men assembled in front of their headquar
trs a, an early hour but manifested more camness OF
feeling than did their opponents; and only when
then the opposite party came down Baltimore street
chceiog, that they responded in an opposite sentiment
About nine o'clock some twelve hundred Union men con-
gregated in front of their headquarters and sang Hail
CoIunbi, and the Star Spangled Banner While the
Union men were engage in singing the national anthems
the other party were Justify singing "Dxies Land and
tue brass band at the Psgoda playing the Earsease
Hymn The excitement was kept mp until late hour Of
the night, bu. heard OF 10 serious disturbance Fit
teen or twenty druI ken persons taken to the
ton house. which constituted the arrests for the night;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22
PROCLANATIONS OF GOV. HICKS AND MAYOR
BROWN TO THE PEOPLE OF MARYLAND.
THE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
rn rur prnpfr nP MAINLAND.

TO THE PEOPLE or MARYLAND:
The unfortunate stae of affairs now existing in the
country has greatly excited the people of Maryland.
In consequence of our peculiar position it is not 10 lie
expected that ih3 people o the State can unanimously
agree upon the best mode of preserving the honor and
integrity OF tie State, and OF maintaining within her
lims that peace SO earnestly desired by all good ct
x.ns.
The emergency is great. The consequences Of rash
step will be fearful IL is the imperative duty Of every
true son of Maryland do all that can tend to arrest
the threatened evil therefore counsel the paope in
all earnestness 20 withhold their hands from whatever
may tend 20 precptate US into the gulf of dscord and
ruin gaping to receive US.
counsel the people abstain fgca all heated ocntro-
versy upon the subject to avoid al things that tend to
crninaiiCn and rccrminatiOn; to believe that the
origin OF our evil day may well be forgotten BY
every patriot the earnest desire to avert from US s
fruits.
All power vested in the Governor Of the State will be
srenuousy eXerted TO preserve the peace and maintain
invioate the honor aud integrity OF Maryland.
call upon the people to obey the laws and 20 aid the
constituted authorities in their endeayoTs to preserve the
fair fame OF our State uniarnished.
assure the people that no troops will be sent from
land unless it may be fos the defence OF the Ma
tiona Capital.
It is nay intention in the future it has been my
deavor in the past to preserve the people OF Maryland
from civil war and | invoke the assistance of every
true and loyal citizen to aid me TO this end.
The people Of this State will in short time have the
opportunity afforded them in special election for
bers Of the Congress OF the United States to eXIres
their devotion TO the Union, their desire % see bro
ken up. Tn II. Hicks,
Governor of Maryland
Baltimore 18th April, 1861.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22

ourselves with noble prda, "a Virginia womaD" once
hgbost patent Of nobility? Now we mus. hide our heads
in shame before these Pertain danes whose lords have
been true 10 the rstnts Of their fahcrs-to corquer
the weak and to take where they have the might. Have
rulers forgotten the time when Virginia gave laws
aid sw-gve;s to the ns ton that they can now
to for justice? Hrs this ever been the fororun-
TO kings AMI nations 10 become the euppants here
they shorli command? Have hey read history to so
!ite avail? d. the hesdess BODIES Of @ aes and Louis
speak no warning tteI1y Woe be those VITO would
dethrone our sovereign mo.her-our beloved Virginia
God be praised there is not man among u vho is
not ready 10 Virginia with his fe's blood if need
be-who will rot witbouts Sigh give all that he bath"
to place the fallen crown once mere upon her head
knowing they all do that vile and mother sister and
daughter, will give them God speed in this holy work
They DO not need that we should tell them how brave
and free should They have taught what the
women who are loved by such should be, aud they
feel that will disgrace them. Nurtured, a
have been, in and luxury there is no mid shrink
ing, gentle woman amongst us who would not give the
jewels from her person. the comforts from her home Lte
loved from her heart to win hack Virginls honor
and renown. But Il our voice can touch 4 chord 10
hearts less brave ard lea then in GODS poms rse
it, and call sisters throughout the State 20 rouse
them TO their mission. Did not the Roman marOn stay
the parricidal hand Of her son. though he sG the
gates of the city, and now, at this last hour,
man. in her divine right of mother can call on those
Of Virginia that they say her not There Is not
amongst who cannot bv the bes power ot love,
Ifuence some who hold tie destiny OF oGr Gate Use
it in its full forceon your knees d needs bcell them
NO csnnot redeem vOgs 10 honor the hondsmen Of
such masters 90 ,hey would give us--tc them 10 wo-
aan trusted coward or loved him who was moved
by sordd gan-ell them ID in earnest and they " Il
add reverence 10 the love which they raw feel, and
pride when they remember that they pFaug from such
mothers, whilst in the future your children will rise up
and cal you blessed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22
NUMBER 81.

he Of these Psthe periodic attacks Of Nervous or Sk
Htoche may be prevented; and taken NJ the commence
ment Of attack immediate relief pain and sickness Will bs
obtained
They seldom fall In removing the EauSer and Hedcache 10
which females subject.
They act gently upon the bowe-removing Costireness
for literary Hen Sdent Delicate Females, and all perssns
OF stIntdry hGJs they valuable Lrzdoe improving
he dpG giving tone and vgor TO the slye crgsns and
restoring The naara elasticity and strength o; the whole system.
The CEPBALIc PILLS the result Of long investigation and
carefully conducted experiments having been many years.
during which time they have prevented ard relieved vast
snount Of palm and suffering from Headache whether ogna
ting in the system from deraaged state Of the
stomach
They entirely vegetable In their eomposon and may be to
Ken at all times with perfect safety, without change Of
Diet md nedIsenos Of any disGgrSede Lt renders Sdsy
% ddraiEister them 20 children.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFETTsl
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry O. spa5ag each
box.
Sold by Druggists end all ether Dealers In Medicines,
A box will be seat By msn, prepaid on receipt CT ths
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed TO
HENRY c. SP4LDING,
As Cedar street, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR Vg TENAs.

MENSAGE VI lhE bON ctsN AlA ct IEAAS.
Governor Csrsc, 900 was called 70 the Gu5ernatOgia
char OF Texas by the Convention Of that State has sent
message to the Legislature. The following is & summa,
~ Of is contents:
Governor Clarke recommends the issue Of one million
dollars OF State bonds 10 meet the present demands OF
hs Treasury and that the ad valorem be increased
from 70 20 the 800 OF value and the poll
tax be raised from 80 cents TO 81 per capita also the
p-opriety OF borow.ug for State purposes the oneeuth
revenue which aocrues annually 10 the capital of the
school fund.- which under existing regulations IS loaned
20 railroad companies de OmmenGs that such amend
meuts De made TO the present tax law will the
IL ble aud rigid collection Of taxes and subject TO tax
every description OF property which should not be
especially ampted. lie urges that the law be amend
ed as 70 permit the taxpayer TO render lis real property
at sworn value and pay the tax thereon TO the Assessor
and Collector OF the county in which he resides.
An amendment Of the laws for the organization Of the
militia IS also recommended.
The attention aud action OF the Legislature is asked
on the following ordinances OF the Convention, which
uuire the I'D laws in der to give them full effect
An ordinance resp, ctng public proI ery ord
relating to custom house Oicers aud GUST
a. ordnance authorizing the purchase Of arms for the
O. the State an ordinance concerning arms stores &c
recently surrendered 70 Texas by the United States Gov
erament; an ordinance 10 provide, in part for the de-
tence OF the frontier and of the State and an ordnance
relating 10 the laws OF Texas.
The Governor asks q attention Of the Legislature to
the al DO iaoa he lIOperty acquire by this STA
from tie Government OF toe United States Among 9th
or things there large number OF horses and mules now
being kept in San Antonio at very heavy expense 10
the State If they are transferred to the Government
Of the Confederate States with all the other acquired pro-
party the Governor thinks they should be furnished to
| the forces now about TO enter the service.
Distrctug the State for Representatives in the Con-
/ gress at Montgomery is recommended
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22
THE WOMEN OF VIRGINIA.

over loo women OF Gloucester county, Va. respond
to public paper from the women Of Essex, and sign
their names to the CALI Here specimen Of their pas
sionate appeal as published in the Examiner:
We have watched with indignation and sorrow the in
er or cowardy the sordd or careless acon Of those to
whom we have con6dd the aesny OF all hold sacred
and dear sld sany times have we been tempted, like
heroic women Of old to raise voice and hand to save
country from degradation and ruin. Is It not shame
to country when is women have to call On its to
act We fear when they have sunk 50 low, scorn
eanpot move them. -, ....s.,. IS E. s,,
Where has asd the ancient chivslry Of Virginia when
they win zee calmly passing from wshs glory Of ealing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22
SrEANsHIP Baltic, of Sandy Hook,
y ms ROBERT ANDERSON,
Nllor Ist ArlUeFy, NuUlIluIuIIS'
Hon. SIMON CAxERoS Secretary Of War, washington

SOUTHERN VESSxLS SEizEo.-On MONDAY srse nun
~ ,s ,sls fon, Southern ports which have arrived
A. New York without proper cesrances have been sez
ed sad are subiec. to fae Of 500, and forfeiture Of
al foreign merchandise contained on board IN exe'ss OF
$500 The ship Anjoyer, from New Oreans, was Sc Sed
under this act the master fined $780, aud the
die being in excess Of the amount stipulated by iAW
forfeited In addition the Andover the following YES
sels were Yesterday faed 800 each:
Schooner B. W Browne, Charleston, S. c. schooner
r. r CoEgshal, Jacksonville, Fla ship T. ;. De Soto,
Savannah Ga; Schooner y. A. Ellis, Charleston, s @
brig Wm NJ. Groton, Pernandina, KiA, trig HsrGld,
New Orleans La; schooner Laura Gertrude Pernnndi-
na. Fla; schooner L. Y. Myers Jacksonville, Fla ;
,c6oorer r Mercer Jacksonville, Pa schooner Ned
Cbareston. s. G; schooner Pearl, Jacksonville Fiai
schooner }. Bandolph Georgetown, S. O. schooner
MARY stedman. Charleston, O. schooner virginia
HoS;l. AIs'; schooner J. NJ Vance, New Smyrna, Fa.i
schooner \. 4. Wood, Noble, Ala
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22
Baltimore, 18th April, 1861
PROCLAMATION OF TIE MAYOR.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Anil lEih 1871

Mayors OFFICE,
April 18th, 1851.
heartily concur in the determination of the Governor
preserve the peace and maintain nvloate the honor
aud integrity of Maryland et forth in the above proc-
laGl,ion and will earnestly corporate with bis efforts
TO maintain peace and order In the city Of Baltimore.
AID cannot withhold my expression OF satisfaction
his resolution tbat troops shall be sent from hlry
land to the soil OF any other State The great questions
az isue must 10 tho last reso be settled by the people
q. tLo C'v aud State for themselves az the DioI-bo1,
and al opportunity for free expression OF their epic
ions viii speedily oe Afforded at the a9rgole ilg Con-
gressiO1al election.
Ii the couusels Of the Governor sba! be heeded We
nav rect secure in the condercs that the storm 0: civil
strife which threatens the country will a. eas; Piss
over our beloved State and leave il puuarucd but if
they shall be dsregarded ieari aud iraricds strife
mar at once burst forth in our mdst
Under such circumstances can aey 0- Cd citizen doubt
Tor moaei' he poeT'9 uuty aad houor alike re-
uulres ME- TO pm
Cro WV BnowN Mayor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22
OLD ROCKINGHAM TO TIE RESCUE-THE TENTH
LEGION IN MOTION.
Rrola Me Roclinqham Reqisier.


ALL RIGsr HIRE NO man to fgh; fGs Lincoln and
the defence Of his Union be found in Rocking
We are unit for the defence OF State and TO resist
to the death the aggressions OF Lincolns hirelngs.
AIMING THE VoLUNrEIRs The county court OF Rock
ngham Tuesday last, appropriated the sum o. S2SOO
for the purpose If furns ing camp equiDmens &;, Tor
the volunteers of this county Good! We always knew
our oble old county would do her duty 10 the " brave
bows" who are willing defend their native soil and the
hearthstones Of their fathers.
P. S-Since the above written, the county court
Of Rockingham have beer summoned here to meet =
o'clock on Thursday yes.erday lor the purpose of in
cressrg the subscription to our volunteers to $4,000
The patriotic county court of Rockingham will DO their
duty by the brave ows who ready to enter the SER
vice OF the State.
UNANIMoUs FOR REssTANCE.-The people OF Rocking
BAN, here ofore 6rm honest Union men, after the ex
posure Of the treachery of Lincoln have Indignantly
pudated Unionsm. He aud his supporters have villain
ously imposed upon the honesty of a large portion of
our people, by protesting to pursue course OF peace
towards the South while at the time lie was pre-
prng the engines Of destruction which were to oevasaie
the country No people patriotic than ours; ;
but VIXEN Black Republcansm looks for encouragement
and support in It's crusade against the South it vii look
in vain. When LiLcola assails the South, unanimous
cry will from people of resistance TO the DEATH
The TKUE SPRir-It would be impossible 10 describe
the enthusiasm aad joy oi CITIZENS on hearing 'hst
Fort Sumter had surrendered. Our gallant boys the
Valley Guard, pasded at daylight holday morning
aud fired 100 guns in honor OF the first victory obtained
oger Lincoln sui his federal forces. The Register makes
is best bow fer the honor done IN the salute gave
Us. We hope the Register viii still prove true to the
rights and the interests Of "our own our native land
God bless the brave and gallant boys who have exhibit
ed such aacry and promPtitudo in responding to the
guns fired Fl ON Sumter
There are none in the South so base be untrue TO
their own hearhsones and altars. Let stand togeth-
CT, or perish in deiecce of our common liberties.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22

Arsenal Fayetteville, North Caroline, resigned his
post previous tn, occupltion Of il by the authorize
Of Moth Caroline, and leara intends enser the
service of his natv ate, Virgins, Myor Anderson is
cousin of Msi. Anderson of FORT Sumter fame.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22

Pors's IrI,D,
Come frcm y-ur mountain regions,
Come from your pains aiaT,
Nirg.ulaut come bv iegions,
Come psnopiied for wa.
Fsom every height and valley
Tr-m e.. IS and (. lm farms
From every village rally
kise ~, prepare, 10 arms
Who calls Us from our borders
WHO bids Us leave our tuisy
What are thcse mortal orders
Of battle and of brolsq
Why should We rise by Ieg,ous3
Whence are those loui alaIms,
Who calls On our anegiarcey
Who saImons Us to Armsg
IT'S I, ny sons, o other;
lis t-flEGtNlA call;
am yCur common mctrer.
For have borne you IL
That mother, look upon her;
viii you aesert her now,
And su1er foul dishonor
To brand her sacred brew
Can you forget my glory,
Ny valiant sons " Oh,
Names ca oui1led Ia story
Deeds b.sElntd in br ght goldi
Nv eucg.its aSsemb
To ser ms anc i1grace;
Go make the Invader trembls
To scourgs The treachsrous race.
gave them broad domlnions;
1 gave them ioerty;
And nov the upgratcial uinious
Have turned { tetter me-
Lcugyears have been pleading
That they should graft M peace;
But they, my No.ce un-seu
Vow AR shall never cease.
Leave then, your peaceful IA orsi
Un'url your banners highi
Briug your rifles and your sAorts,
And % prep sred % die.
To die Tor Ee is s.ory
s. died your sir,s o. old,
Nv sons, come back victorious,
or never come back more.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22
BALTIMORE THE DAY BEFORE THE COLLISION.
Erom Tie Hsiti'aor5 clipper Of Friday
THE EXCITEMENT IN rHg CITY.

The excitement yesterday vi5bly increased and was
kept up until late kour night the central portion OF
the city being croEded during the entire Say and right
with persons of Union and Dsuuion proclyiies. De-
nuuciiors we're fecly INDUCED in and cheers given re-
peatedy for the representatives. of their peculiar predi'
econs, but no very serious disturbance resulted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22

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T From the National Intell'geacer, Apra 10.
DrSpA ATCU FROM MAJOR ANDERSON


The Secretary Of War received yesterday afternoon,
from Major Anderson the subj oned despatch This oref
comprehensive and modest contains we should
think quite enough put shame the grauitons i'm
mutations so " Justly cast by few presses upon the sol
diery honor and patriotic loyalty Of brave man called
70 cope with difficulties and dangers in combat than
which u would be difficult conceive OF one more un-
equal The gallant Major defended his post TO the last
extremity and when finally compelled by conhigration
within and the concentrated fr, Of dczsn batteries
without to surrender, he did with the houors OF war
SrEANsHIP BALTIC, of Sandy Hook,
April Is, 1861, 1890 A NJ via New York
Having defended Fort Sumter for thirtJ'our hours,
until the quarters entirely burnt the main gates
DESTROYED by fire. the gorge walls seriously Injured tue
magazine surrounded by flames AM its door closed from
tbe effects OF heat four barrels and three cartridges oil
nowder ony being available, and no provisions remain
I'M, but pork accepted terms OF evacuation offered oy
General Be- ssuregSrd-beirg the offered by him ca
,be llth Instant prior TO the commencement OF hostile
ties-and marched ou Of the Fort on Sunday afternoon
,bs 4tb instant, with coors flying aud drums beatug
bringing away company and private property, and sA
lu,icc nv Gag with fifty guns ,.
'-'@e ROBERT ANDERSON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22

The plain duty Of every good citizen is to act calmly
and solely for the welfare OF his State AID country.
What is best to be DONE j. beyond keu to say just
now But one thing is certain, large majority Of the
people Of the section Of country in which We live, are
heart and soul With the Southland the party that
Gas elevated 10 the Presidency identified with q
many sets of aggression against the constitutional rights
of our citizens They viii await with anxiety the action
Of the sister State OF Virginia and then make selection
Of the banner under which they viii fight