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Company of the Irish Brigade met on Thurs
day night ana elected the following officers by ac-
Glamat!on: 5. L. James Captain; JOS. Han!on,
ant and B. 7. Walshe, Junior Second Lieutenant
all brave men, and experienced and competent Of
icers. Company will soon be full enough to
elect officers. The lrishmen of New Orleans seem
to be turning out almost to a man for the public
defence. All honor to them, say we.
The following responsible aud well-known citi.
zens have been appointed committee to raise
subscriptions for the Irish Brigade Messrs. J. B
Sawson, P. Irwin, Frederick Wintz, Josiah Cole
and G, Vincent.
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SECESSION FEELING IN MARYLAND.-A cores
ponent of the New York World, in letter dated Chambers
burg, Pa, April 25th says:
came mp here today by private with party
ntlemen from Washington Frederick City theme Hages
and Chnnbesbnr found great excitement all through
the districts of Maryland lh sonth of
being strong for and rais military compan
where. though they mostly without From
Washington Frederick City, village mastering
forces the palmetto flag and playing the nquistye
O
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SUITABLE MATERIALS FOR ARMY CLOTH1NG.-Th

Il
AS mistakes have made the of
ais for Glohng our volunteers few suggest from
officer will be The cloth g prescribed
soldier The army, after long experie ce undonh
ulv The best for volunteers The overcoa
blouse, and blankets sho Id wool
ont mixture Of cotton "nd should conform in cnt and make
those used in the regular The stockings should
woo-nO flannel shirts of
less the better of flannel Clothing
usually Issued twice in quantities follows 70 each
so dier hat one forage uniform coat two sack
coats pairs awers flannel Shirts
pairs stockings yenr blankets leather stocks
tive three pairs of rowses the first year. pairs the
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SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 4, 1861.

be then drew sns pistol him and discharged i hen
the pistol frcm h, poNs The pisto at Msar
par gtteipg words rAich could distinctly Their
saa 1 ssif5s Re wpss nv "d s ne &c
walted Off With his pfgin bis hand and said If anybody
oo~h ne ot my enaEor the person Authorized 10 arrest
dancing IN the middle Of
the street the music had Nahsr left me to 20
towards his own home far as know MsAar is quet
5assss eaa1nThis wez,ess testimony cc-roborated IA
Who we're pe at the te i% a wa
playing seemed to be disturbing the peace and ncd
to 4e 1e e. 4 Fghe5s % vs
and on Tb ssss wss an as
sanains BY The deceased asked play Dize5 He
aad May R @ s %us sncn s Then
s t.
Gnas Tns, street 81 was standing in The miGdIs q The
Gsa a, me asked h hin what he Iq aing at he replied
pushed me AID Jomped the banqnette asbar cooked
otb kea'ng ing 81 said l. ~ FEs again You hare got
P kean s ;hs B"s hs fsnd a
il at Mahar r fred ags9 At Heating and the latter
b"S6 TIN eas IN aP eating and took e out n
again Fed M then AZ adraGcc sp and
e s %Ssn Ths I aaq two ,S o %
him he threw is pistol Mahar After being shot deceased
e IL I Jumped 2 gutter 9s asan 's and Stses vent
oma the step as if he going cpick up
croeRt"Pnet AMI that Maher fred his pistol vice
bad ss ut es s ba ns P pns es s IL hi
was noxicaed am the pistol in Keatngs did not
go off while Keatng hadi
james 4"aGty-Accordng to the testimony of this witness
deceased having danced with him. had locked with MALI
ally and nng towards Annuuciaion street. when they
heard the report of pistol and turning Kean
and Mahar standing each with pistol pointed the other
ness ran out irfe the street and cried out hold don't shoot ~
joe While witness ookng ,fV o of ocer M he s tnrsd
once round and deceased with pistol in his hand firing
al Maha The latter advanced step and then at de
ceased eser went into the middle of the asked
9r knife But as he did not get it he threw his pistol Maha
he hen went on the sidewalk again. If 10 pick
he had thrown and sad Joe I'm gone I'm gone and fell
upon he banquee The testimony of the Witnesses
cedng r.
The jury of inquest returned verdict of justifa
BILE homicide, and Maher was discharged from Gus
tody.
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THE POSITION OF GEN. HARNEy.-The New York
Word of the 2Gh u has the following attack upon Cen
ney which will doubt give great pleasure his friends in
this secon it clearly indi the old warrior
will not bind hnselfo tie ranncal and awess plans Of od
Aber
There little doubt that Gien iIaney, traitor We
IRON trustworthy thai he is, mt st. on busy
in til. work Of abe ting and aiding the ssion
in his pOwe His cruel and hi inSuhordnation
have already Hsgrnced his profession, nj cvn ion and
humanity viii rejoice less Than The country he would bGtray
when the gallowS its due.
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SOUTHERN CoHFEbERAoY The Little Rock Gazette of
the 9th ul says:
In spor the call for egwe't Of nautry. from the
Southern Conederacy the following companies have been
dee!:
Cupts Carlton and McGugor, Of Jefferson county,
company.
Capt Mnrcag, OF Union.
capt. ThomsH, Of Hampstead.
tlnrper, Conway nd ench
following counties Nesh1, Ghicot and llIt Springs.
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HEADQUARTERs LOUISIANA MILITIA,
AdjurAnt. Generals Office, ;
H. New Orleans. April 23 1861.
@ ORDERS No.. 1876 -FOUR REGIMENTS OF
Y infantry will be received and mustered into the Of
LII the Confederate Army, under the requons by companies
as as presented Companies Bataons will rendezvous
at the city Orleans without delay and will report the
Adiutaut General, BY order of:
THOS o. MOORE
Governor Commander in Chief.
NJ GRIyoT Adiuant and InSuector General La a2l If
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g. s. Representatives from Kentucky.
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BLOCKADE OF PENSACOLA
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UNION MEETING IN MISSOURI r1zztED OUT.
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NIissoaN Legislature Message of Gov. Jackson.
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The Petersburg Express says there are 10000
troops Richmond 4OOa Hapess Ferry and $500 Nerfolk
iuclpd pg $50 from Georgia.
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LYRICS OF TIE LocK-uP-.-No. VI.

fe Poicke celebrateth ye genius of ye brave
letherhedde Johannes, sHrnamgd Lynne, ana how
he forgetteth injurie for the sake of ye silvere
spoDduckes1
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1ep OrIeans 4ailp Grsseeut.
gntxL SnttIliatNte.


SATURDAY MORNING. MAY a, 1861. .
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THE PERIOD IN wHIoH COAL WAS FORMED Or
the lapse of time in the formation of our coal fields
we cannot have the faintest conception; tbs oaiyP
measured by Him with whom {. thcasand years -ases
as one day. Bnt the magnitude OF the time is not
surpassed by the boundIessness oS the proVSentiaE
core which laid up these Terrestrial treasures insfor
for His children, whom He was afterwards to CALI
into being Let me therefore dismiss this nroitesa
subject with one illustration. Mr. Mac.arren, ts1y
a happy train of reasoning, tor which refer aAe
reader to bis Geology of tie, arrives at the Con-
form a bed Of coal one yard thick. Now, in the
South Wales coal fields aaare is thcsness Of coal
of more than thirty yards. which would haze re-
0ured period of 10000 years for its forzaAtion.
If we assume that the 600 sect of SEDIMENT
ary materials was deposited at tia average rate of
two feet in centuHy corresponding to aAia rate Of
subsistence, it woaaf have requaed 3,SGJ 900 years
to produce this eoal-feld.
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Blockade Of Pensaenfa

Isr rHs SOUTHWESTERN AzD 4aERlcAs LrsEs.1
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n CONVENTION CALLED Nv NORTH CAROLINA
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The following perfectly reliable dispatch wao,
placed at our disposal to-day:
PESssc6nA, Nay 8, lS61-Mess7s n. OveTton
d; Co.-Our port is blockaded to-day
L. NJ Merritt Il Co. are merchants Of the 4 first frst
standing in Pensacola
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~ hope you are not going to give this stuff
to father" sQbbed a lttls girl as abe returned
from an apotheoary's shop, where she had been
sent with a doctors prescription.
"Why not, my childsn inquired the mother,
somewhat surprised.
g Because" replied the child, " the man took
the medicine out of the same bottle tat he did the
| poison the other day for you to kill rats with.s
! g Won. .dnnt rndarstand nd scianca
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There's an old maid in this State so ugly that.
whenever she crosses a bridge. the water ali dana
up above, being too frighteDsd to pass under.
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NUMBER So.

rELEeaapaao 10 THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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lNHUMAS GONDUCT.--the annexed, ff0Ifl tne VIII
mngon IN c. Herald of the 24h vonched for by other
Ncrth Ca oina paperS being subs an tally true:
The that of the aims The " H.
and Wloa Bail oed. containing for Virginia.
~ erosi bd Wlson, produced sneh efect that
the enEnDe and induced to max"
on when wA&disCoYere that o6ed scOund
hal of the TIMBER of the e-tfs work
ii ely tn ong and tn barely inc by he
side Track dioeoveet . the spot, g
ing thy they traced W house the neghbor
hood, d m the report btint { IND guilty,
hanres sht. HaFg ng l. almost t. cd 70 tha
onld n delhe ately aud in cold blood ede4vor ds
hGnarsls of human Il IS.
All the Southern students at Princeton College
n, J., nave LETT the Institution and gone home,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04

HEADQUARTERS BATTALION WAsnINGToN ARTILLERY,
Il New Orleans, March 6. 1861. :
n ORDER No. I3-UNTiL FURTHER OR naA{A
nv ders, Drills of this Battalion will BE- as follows WSR
III First company will Drill on MONDAYS. pSaA55s
Second TUESDAYS. E5zsSNsss
Third THURSDAYS
Fourth =. =. :. FRIDAYS, each week.
On WEDNESDAYS the four Companies will assemble for
Battalion Drill and examination.
March is Sc 1ember the hour for drills will
TX clock p NJ and from st September to s March, at
o'clock P. M.
Fines for absence will be rigdly enforced.
By order:
j. B. WALTON, Major Com'dg.
WIN NJ OWEN, Adutant mi en-
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COrSlage, Duch, etc.
500 coils Manilln Rope to s inch.
3lu bn'eS Woodbury. Cotton Duck Nos 2 to 10.
Landing and in store FIR sale by - .
IA Poydrhs street.
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MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR

ASSOCIATION LOUISIANA.
New Orleans April 10, 1881.
/ R%.Ihe Stockholders are hereby nOtifie ed
fhat in conformity with he Charter election will be held
ot twenty one Directors to the ensuing year. TUES
the eth of May next between the hours 10 A. NJ and
al the office of the Association Mechanics 1nstitne
buiidng, University Piace.
ai9 I'd T. n. HARPER. Secretary
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MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION,
New Orleans. Anril 10, 1851 s
!, "a" F"Proposafs--EIans and speci fications for
aggng Lake grading feveing and dtch1ng on the Fair
Grounds CDreoe Courn be exsmined The office of the
Association Mechanics Institute Building University Place
Emates will be received and after MONDAY 22d inst
Proposals must be addtessedto
ale tf Il n HARPER Secondary
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IGIitatu Motites.

h CRESCENT RIFLES, COMPANY C,
M AlentioDThe mem bes requested
vi meet at their Arnory Of ST. Charles and Gaver
LII Streets THIS EVENING " o'clock Business of i'm
porance will be brought before the meeting.
By Order:
S. II. GILMAN, Captain.
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Tin Plates.
800 hoxss Bright Tin 10 IA.
1000 boxes lC and TX Leaded Iinslfghly damaged by
water.
For sale low by SMITH COOPER & STEBBrNS,
Poydras street,
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Professor Vegas respectfully informs his friends the
lie general that his May Ball will be given MONDAY May
9th. 1861.
The Ball at TX O'Clock, and until
O'clock after which the Ball for ults will begin.
Gentlemen wishing TO obtain invitations will please
and residence Prof Vegas Odd Fellows
Hail
Cenemens Tickets be obtaincd the Hail. Music
Stores and Ticket office the night of the Bail.
Posi- ivelv no admirtance servants, a22 I'd
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ST. LOUIS, May 5.-The Missouri Legislature is
T'ansacting its business in secret session.
Gov. Jackson, in his message, says orr interests
and sympathies being with the slavehodiag States,
necessarily unite our destiny with theirs
Ee recommends an appropriation to place the
State of Missouri Immediately in complete state
of defence.
The Governor charges President Lincoln with
threatening civil war by calling troops to sabdue
the seeded States, denouncing it as uncoDstitu-
tional andlllega, and tending towards consolidated
desnotism ="
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HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT Cry GUARDS. No. 50 Camp ST.
Orleans May !. 1864
ATTENTION V0LUNTE Err S!-THE CON-
E pary City Guards ha rendered their
w Confederate States under the late reQuiEon of
LII His ExCeleucy tiov. 1hos o. Moore for 0 troops
twelve d charged) would that there
are a few vacancies make the compliment of 100
Those wishing join shond make immeaine application in
writing Headquarters 80 Camp street. where officer will
be Il atteunance. BY order:
JOHN A. HALL CAPTAIN
TolIS q mvl If
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Al VOLUNTEERs, ATTE ENTION-WANTED,
III Twenty thp hamGtte Rifle Guards.
NJ ON grey frock and pants with grey
Nh kepi-al trimmed with green cord Member Of the Com
pNny will be at the Armor the office of the First District
Court, St CT aries Lafayette
during thu day and evening until 10 O'clock for the Of
receiving applicants and ng all necessary information.
By order of:
| a. f. SHAW, Captain.
W II PrNDELL, 1st Sergeant. my1 If
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TAMES n. McFARLANE, CRESCENT CITY CAR.
penering and obbng Shop No 07 God street, door
sFoREs AND OFFICES FITTED UP with taste and
dispatch. = -
Rorders from the country attended to with promptpsss
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h knights of the Cresc n tin must be going to pct,
Mneh a man serves zs target for ten KS per shot"
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Chain Gables and Anchors.
so Anchors, 2GD lbs. to 800 lbs each.
& 20 tons Chau Cables English proved, u 10 Ilnch
For sale by SMITH, COOPER Il HFfBBlNst
. pnYdIah street
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nEK, OIL-40 batrets RAW l,1NSEED OIL.
~ n . Refined {'oiton Seed Oil.
For sale by SMITH, COOPER sTGBB1NS,
"A Poy dras street.
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VOLUME XIV.
Mlilitnry Notites.

HEADQUARTERS BIEEvILLE GUARDS, I
. New Orleans May 4. 1861.
SPECIAL ORDER-ATTENrION BIENyILLE
VA Guards -You are hereby ordered meet Armory,
vi ~ Fulton street at ii o'clock THIS MORNING for the
LII purpose OF being mustered into active
my4 lt* MARK L MOORE, Captain.
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rEHE4E IVORY PHOTOGRAPH
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. SO CAMP STREET.

DRS. CLARK l. FRIEDRICHS, Dentists,
Have removed tfro 12l to 14e CANAL STREET. one doc
'. - ~ aS,ant TiNy Ra,E ,al7 If
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LEXINGTON, No., May "a Union meeting hsld
in this city last night, was broken up by the Sc
cessionists. During the confusion one Unonist
was shot, but not seriously.
The secessionists suppressed another Union
meeting called this afternoon.
A secession flag is waving in front of the Court
hnI1ae.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-05
a pnua Girl Feeling for sunbeam.

The sun has just burst out through the
clonds and heavy golden beam comes in at
our window. How bright and cheerful 1t
comes in SO silently yet it speaks to the heart.
Yes, thank God for sunshine Ages on ages
it has Illuminated and gladdened world, yet
we hardly think of the great fountain OF light
and beauty.
Writing OF sunshine brings to mind touch.
ing incident which came under our observa-
ton as we were travelling in the cars. Opposite
was seated a family OF tour, consisting OF
man and his wife, and two children-boy and
girl-twns, totally blind Two lovelier chill
dren we never saw. The family was from the
south. A southern sun had given each cheek
a rich olive complexion, relieved by a beautiful
bloom upon the chidren's countenances The
boy was lightly built, had finely chiseled
features, and hair of a dark brown, clustering
in rich curls around bis neck. The girl was
yet more slender, and fragile as leaf, ami of
the most spritualized beauty Her hair was
black as night, Its heavy glossy tresses, con
fined by golden band, which glittercd bright.
ly upon the dark background They both
seemed happy, conyersiug wis, IN intelligence
beyond their years. The train stopped Tor a
moment upon tleirrouse The windows were
all raised and the children leaned out as if 10
see. The little girl heaved long sigh. an I
then leaned back in the seat, exclaiming, 20
mother, cannot see anything" A tear lrem-
bled in hen eye, and her voice was so sad and
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low that it went to the heart of every passcn.
ger who heard the beautilal and unfortunate
creature.
Neither can see, Belle; but think that
everything is beautiful" said her brother, as
the light wind lifted the thin locks "You are
beautiful, are you not, Belle %
Just then a flood of sunshine gushed from
the white clouds in the west, like a fash, and
then fell full and warm upon the cheek of the
sad girl, and upon the tears in her eyes.
Quick as thought she put up her hand, and
attempted to grasp the golden pencils that were
playing through the braids upon her neck and
check. Eagerly she shut her hand upon va
cancy, and a shadow fell on her countcuanCe
as she failed to touch the sunshine
"Molher cannot feel it, has it fled out of
the window?"
"What, Belle ?"
"The sunshine, mother. 1t touched my
cheek but cannot touch il"
The mothers eyes swan in tears, as did
those of nearly all in the cars. A blind girl
feeling for a sunbeam upon her cheek That
beam was radiant with beauty, yet she could
not behold it. 1t cleaned upon world, yet
all was night to her. Its silver bursting in the
east, or its golden light fading in the west tol'
lowed as day followed day but It burst not
upon her vision or faded at decline of day. 1t
glowed in the sky, upon forest, and field and
lake, and river but not in the blue orbs OF the
sghtless girl. BY singular coincidence the
boy tried to feel of the breeze that came cool
upon the check as the cars sped swiftly on.
The breeze swept over the yellow fields and
meadows and still waters, and coquetted with
the locks of the blind boy hut its footsteps
were unseen by him. We invountarily
thanked God that we could look upon the
beautiful world lie has made, and dropped
tear for the hapIess children who must grope
their way to the grave through long night.
But the light of bliss will urst unon them.
Long shall we remember the two blind child
rem.
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l hereby certify that the above named - are
known to Of property. and able to make good
their guaranty. g. II.
10 be signed By the United States District Judge
United St0teS District Attorney, Or C0lEectOr)
M proposal will be considered unless accompanied
the above guaranty.
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will send
the papers containing the first insertion this office Tor
eXamnation.)
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Rations for
1862, and addressed 10 the undersigned
W. B. SLACK
octl disIu Major and Qnartermaster.
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no OWNERS OF TIN ROOFS
TIE BOSTON MINERAL PAINTING CO.
elastic Mineral Paints,
having purchased the exclusive right to manufacture
and apply

ELASTIC Mineral Paints,
are ready to apply Elastic Mineral Paints to Tn
Copper, Zinc Iron Doors, Fences, &c, reasonable
terms
For Tin or Copper Roofing this paint is superior all
Others both in chcapnes and durability and what has
long been needed for it possesses strong adhesive quail
ties and being elastic in its nature readily meets the e
pansion and Contract n OF he roofing
This Paint Is all represent ii be- we most re
speetiully refer TO the following gentlemen who have
used IL: D. Richardson Cashier Cambridge City Bank;
Maine Railroad superinendcnt Manchester IN. IL Io-
cOnlotive Worke; Eaglevllle Mills, Norwich Conn.
Warden Massachusetts state Prison; Campbell, Whit
tier IL Co, RoXbury, Mass
Specimens may be seen by applying TO :. HARRlNCs
TON, No Seayer street. Worcester Mass and also at
JOHN BofDEN'S, Lincoln House Block.
Z; IL WlGGlN, General Agent. j. H. CURRlER Sn-
pefhtehtehuelkl OF tahting.
rost Office address, Cambridgepori, Mass. :
Aull
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state state ----,
hereby guaranty that in case the lpreg9ne bid Of -
for supplies, above described, be accepted he they
will within days after the receipt oi the contract at
the Sost Office named execute the contract for tie
with good sufficient
shall fan 10 enter into contraet - sse sal
We guaranty To make-anad he difference between
oHcr q the SAID ----~~ and that WHICH ida5 ~,
cepted A i, Guarantor
c D, Guarantor.