New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-20

Of this regiment BY those wisl g 10 write to mem,
bers Of IT, We are enabled to state, on the best
authority, that the res tnent ID now stationed at
Rassellviile, Ky, witha iiksl 'eood Of remaining
there for sometime. ii, ~ sst n,
RRpoRr or rHs ADsurA I'm The re-
port Of Afjntant- General Grivos to the Governor,
the receipt Of which We acknowledged 4 few days
ago, Il d very interesting, ex' bit of e n ~
resources and capacities Of. tse s .ss. F4om i
report we learn that Lor lana has lnst thed two
re, yaents I, The regular service, one of art cry
and one Of j AM y. The 1 cry are 81 i.'oned
F st the various for ID he State. and u infan ,
are on duty Of Pensacola. On ne 1T ca'a Of the
Governor for three iousand volt feers. made
April 18th, q. number Of cops exceeding i've
thousand offered their services, the Adjutant Gem
eral says, in less than i've days. As other calls
were made, other troops offered te' services,
! until he State has now nineteen res men. Il
active service, besides the res liars, and beside
battalions and Independent compar ses The t,tal
number sent 10 the field Is twenty thor sand
Eve hundred and seventy exclusive OF the
Foot Rifles.
OF The militia over y-one thousand are n
the First Division uI u i ne coratvy parfshs ~
have made returns ef their ~ tia the NJ nber
being few short of six thousand. NM q q
The Adjntant General commends that the rmls
tia law be revised and amended, and made more
efficient and stringent Officers should have full
powers to compel obedience to orders and attend
.ance to drills. mustsa ana reviews; and heavy
fines should bs imposed for neglect, and nprison-I
ment in case The fine BIO not paid.
The tables accompanying the repors EXHIBIT in
detail the whole Of cur military organ zat son, viii
Al.
battalions and companies. and te strength Of each
innumbers. 4 pernsal Of this report Of Adiutant-
General Hriyot ought 70 make every Louisias an
I feel proud oil his State. ss "a s N
REPoRT OF TIE BoARD or HEALTH. We have re-
ceivedthe annual Report Of the Board Of HEALTH to
the Legislature, including DR.. Motifs report to the
Governor, and Dr.. Drmeyer's statements in tabn-
Tar form. From the latter we learn that fhe mum
Der Of deaths in the city from January lit ID 3Oti
November were 5449, Of whom nearly ene-balf
we're cb 'dren. OF this number 23a8 were natives
of the Confederate States 427 Of the United States
627 Of Ireland, and SIG of Germany. The remain
der were natives OF cor ntries Of the globe.
Consumption Eied more than any other disease,
the number of its victims being 6S5. Pneumonia
carried off l9I heart disease ll5, typhoid fever 1o2,
and apopiexy 81. There were Is suicides. The
report states that the past summer has been one
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i m .sr non 9,,.e Tr.lsas We have ,r,ece;ves
nom M once IF tbe Cathalis pronagetors
pamphlet n twautv- forr pages entitled 1 s.Traet
for tie Timea y Iesnp iii substarct, If sermon
preached Is lie ChureI, If a. Angustsne F,or;da
hy tn Raw. II Varot Isl 81 Vicar Anoatolic Il
Florida, arli nov Bishop ii savannah. In III ser.
~ paarars
III sstsat
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ana ,rrsvea ~ y s-'' a $3.50
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THE CHARIrIEs OF rHE PEopLE OF NEW ORR I'M. ~
ii Is 4 fact that cannot lie oues sat FIJI IA
Of charity The people Of New Orleans cannot be.
surpassed. Charity ID i virtue for which epss
people sre remarkable. They never seem ID tire
Of doing for the poor Ind distressed and no d:i.
eul6es seem to appal or expresses ip1poyerish. AZ
long as they can do good Their iiberalsty i, the
orphan has been and Is proverbial their care for
the sick ia times of epideics has made their name