New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02


ton anaex the most favorable auspices. Gapt.sP
GFananfe, gallant young gentlemen who has
seen ssx fice, and our eilkHown fellow itiasn
= Wan aaoInon, Esq. late Captain Of one Of the
companies Of the National Guards, are engaged n
getting np Vie organization. This company j. in
tended fof State service, fun authority having
been 1htsined from the proper quar- tiers, and we
ara suret ii Viii make It's mark whenever and
wherever the ofpor tupity presents itself For fur
ther partsrulass, caII at 40. Is City Hall the
room pfl The Assessors.
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oHeAAszzrIos oT TFtsE MIiifI In accordance
win fae prtclsmatien Of The Governor and orders
No. HI 4, 4 ssnt. Col. Commanding Magee gives
notice nEongh our columns this morning from the
heade fteras of First Regiment, Fist Brigade,
irst Division, that company officers Kill proceed
ianaa TO enroll and Organize their respect
Tvs beats and make their reports without delay.
CoI. ag4e las been untiring III his ezertions to-
properly his depar tment, and his sifeien
ey ss ~ Spf6car and gent emanly department has
called 70 his aid th services of many who will in
time mike ihcr mark 10 his Division. His oaace is
at the corner 81 Camp ana Graxier streets. over
the drug store. ts5ssssssSs sasssi
Gov. lfGoRE's PEacl AatATIos We direct the3
attention of on readers to the procamasS on Of
Governor Moore, whish will be found id anosaer
column II VIII be seen tbat he has wisely forbid
den The bringing TO the cit Of single bale Of cot
ton, and it VIII also be seen that Gen. the
commander III the Confederate forces Of this de-
partmeIis, viii Cooperate with the Governor in
preventing cotton being brought here. We SIM
cerely hope that neither the Governor nor the Gem
eraI Will he called upon arg further exercise Of
authority IN the as aRr stsamb oatmen and
1 planters must know that the bringing of cotton
here 1T this time enaangess the most ortant in
terests.
JEFFERsoE GoLLEaEs-fhe attention Of parents
and guardians ii called 10 the advertisement of
this celebrated Under the direction al
Of one Of the most learned and efficient fac.
nifty to be found in the South, it offers extraordinary
Inducements hi these who would desire q first
class education for Iler chill The advertise
nent contains all partie lars, and we advise it's
general and careful pernsal.
HARns hi This popular comedian will
appear tonight again cit the Academy Of Music il
the fayorite drarasof the Irish Entigrant an will
sing number of Lis best IiEedsongs.
JACKSON RAtLIo AD. At will be seen BIZ referring
to an advertisement made by the General SupeTin-
tendent u this road, that important connections
hays been made; of which passengers and shippers
Of freight Would Do vel to keep themselves
posted, ~ ~
MHEliN6 or BRITrsH sBBJEers by referring to
advertising columns It will be seenthata meet
iRg % British subjects Is called for this evening ait
5s elet street, stairs, for the purpose Of
prganising 4 company for city defence. Tx SG s4
EHsEyERAsoE FIRE GaaPASY Mo- l3.-Actiyel
aud exempt members Of this company are re.
aueated BY ths foreman, by notice In another col;
umn, to meet at the engine house, this evening, at
O'clock 70 transact.impo rtant, business.
so IL 4gsB
VI M1ITARY NoTaEs. I'VE direct the particular
attention of all our readers who are interested in
the military, to the various notices of military
corps tosbs found under the proper head in our
paper this morning.
SouTHERs PReTEoTIoN AssoefATIoN.-- called
meeting of this Association win be held to day In
their room At the corner VI ana 81, Charles
streets refer members to the advertisement
] for PARTICULARS. Is.
GoTToN AID PoHK. The Columbus lbIiss.) Re.
public remarks that bale Of cotton weighing four
huIdred pounds will bring thirty two dollars, and
two hogs, weighing each two hundred pounds, |
Fili bring about the same amount. The Southern
say can raise the hogs at one quarter
less the and many Of them announce their
discrimination 20 give mp the cotton Geld and goin
fof hog raising isk
PEAs IND HAY. Governor Moore, Of Alabama, i
has ssued 4 proclamation, urging upon every
planter throughout the State to gather carefully
and put tps IN twabushel sacks, all the peas
he can spare. Each planter is also urged to cut,
cure and carefully put up, In the usual sized bales,
as much hay as possible. $685. a
GEN. AuCGLLoeH's CANT, The Fort Smith Her.
AID learns from geatlelnsn direct from Gen. Mc.
Gulloch'a camp (who il member Of Col. Church.
ills regiment that three regiments Of nounts d
men are in the borhooa Of Fort Scott, watcb
ing the movements Of the Jayhasksrs. There il
considerable Sickness among the Troops. GA. e. i
regiment have no tents since TIE battle III Oak
Hilla end tho rains recently there have been very
heavy. The Herald adds ;s ID Il y s, 6ss Z
Tents wilHo6n be here, besides sfull and annie
supply ot medicines, as the river is now naygabie.
Malor 0iarge is making every arrangement, and
Fnsning Forward avery means to- get necessafies
"a TAG troops. Some ferty or fifty wagons have
goae e pardapele ter supplies and are looked for
n aere every hnur We think matters will soon be
li such 9 forward condition tiaf the troops nnder
ven ~ Suitoe 4 wll be satisfac toriy supplied.
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THE 81. Louis aygssSe News supPREssEp q.
IRE z roprseors Alrsstea. a dispatch dated ST.
Charles NJ Ramsey, proprietor Of the Evening
NEWS vas arrested this afternoon by order ST the
frcyo5t Magshaiss ~ was taken to adatlartasr
Tor exaEainatious His offence was snbisb;Ts 3
ealtorlal art!sls 20 iay, entitled G Fa q i.exing
ton 2 reectings III bitter ternis upon lid cnyIst
OF the causpaign and military aashorries n M
Department of che West His aaer wac q.
pressed; all manuscripts la tho office we're seiss
and fhe building 70 now In ppssessea al tho raysas
Gaard The name Of the anther was t3isngess mi
that Tho publication OF tie PAPER Mil
be allowed II continue ! : - = 81 =
EA1rIs ii lioslr Tie Tribune d Saturday
says
N La appsoack af winter was indicated by the
EatlEa yesterday. The Thermometers feIl
hsl0sy degrees. These was solHetiIinp like
tlte brewing a . biz. storm on Thursday pisht.
pal sftas ri thesoutlsast, it choppsa
souna - ne aild great many good pespie
we're asa Rpoiatafl those who desired 8 great
sel ERsesss esorL1, soma that .ge have had In
rasD slspes. = ~ - - \. N
~ alsy1s eLoratsss aeaars. Alfred Mnnroe 4,
G % shs Eao7s'tz ssec og tssps oo8e We