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ssi.B. Il. Defreese, the present incumbent,
. . candidate ier ''ete TEeasafee tyi 2ptd
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Tho Board Of Trustees pay nteeatat
Of SIX PER GENE per IN cash all the outstanding
certificates Of FIX holders thereof
ssnativss, and after tho SECOND MONDAY 6h day. cf
June next. And after over One on Of Dollars
of Profits redeem FORTY per per cent? Of the issue
of 1858, payable as follows, wig;
Twenty per the second Monday doth dsyl Of June
next;
Twenty per the second Monday h day, d sepe
Der next
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF THIRTY
II past mouths ending the Sh April 1861 whleh
certificates will beissusd and asrthe second Monday 2
Esyj OF August NEXT.
The Company continues insure against the perls Of ths Sea-
River and loss damage by Fire the Of pre-
THOMAS Js ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS yre-PresIdsrt.
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R5-For Auditor OF Public Aecouufs-pieas
H. FERALTA as a candidate for Auditor of Public
Accounts at the eectionin Noysmber
al 2pte CREOLE
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ankee paper, III estimating the abilities Of
ON army Ulcers, some time since. spoke
\ gerry ghtingl III Col. gruder. The most To be
said his favor his ne social qualities, being
# ttlte If sooial ty5 etc. Wonder what this
ankee pApe u the late social party at
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Tue sHgAIFF = ~ se at Aaction this day ST noon,
at Sle rss stsse situagsd
On Tchepp haseen JdliA Bss I1ss
tFiet F9s pesi and terms, issnsais
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&s-Herrfng's paIenr Champion Eire and
Burglar Proof Nos 81 and "a syer street. New Or.
Leans. d6 2ptf
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TENN Meeting 70 rnorrow
evening u osclock. sscA notice.
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ciofIsfssq soa. tiae slxaasalsea,.

ROBERT PITKIN.
Has on hsnd large assortment of :
WHITE DUCK and DRILL PANTS
LINEN AND sEERsuCKER SUITS,
ATTAkAPAs PANTS.
MARsE1LLEs AND SILK VESTS,
LIGHT FRENCH CLOTH,
MERINos ALPACA, and
LINEN COATS AND SACKS,
SHIRTS, UNDERSTANDS, DRAWERS
And other
FURNIs HING GOODS,
EVERY KIND AND QUALITY.
Persons wishing supply themselves would do well to call
at once, at
r.. FTTKIN,S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
Nos. Is ana 10 Camp street.
ise 2pst
.seeU Military Books.
HARDEE,5 TIA CHIcS.
Revised Edition, by Col. Hartlee.
THE SCIENCE OF WAR.
The above Valuable Military Work,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
HoMAs l.. WHITE,
Bookseller and stationer,
I05................Canal Street
Also the following
THE VOLUNTEERS HANDBOOK,
By j. K LEE, of Isl Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers.
THE VOLUNTEERS MANUAL,
By Col. Richardson.
HEAVY ARTILLERY aud ~
PLANS OF THE SEAT OF WAR,
For sale at &&G ..
Tvs 2p2t los CANAL STREET.
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nsp u ii ogNl !, irIIsY y, 1861.

aaa ,sdfs
by eae sids y ts'
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M Rluussr ] oKE on THE SEASON. The Trustees
III ths Columbian college II I'M Yprlr, al their an
naal meeting on Wednesday last, conferred on
Abra Aala .iaeoIn the honorary degree Of III. Pr.
afe informed by the New York
Times of the succeeding day, that this title was
bestS sFed on Lincoln, not bs reason Of his
itisal station but, vi course our read
Ell pares 40 say, because Of said Iinsoln's
tta3onR, ainments and learning. MOT SO the
Zines learns fFon III trustees that the honor was
rendered because, III bib garaI address, f br.
Lnculn aimed BLOW 1t secession the bitter
Ionnta Of al The eTils that now distress the coun
as the signal service inshe domsinSof
politics. science which justly earned for hin from
tis enerabie body tho CHEST academic honor in
thsir
ON readeEs ssiIl observe that Dr. Lincoln only
Eocs Il the blow. HIs aim was tllat Of the man
Wl0 aimed III hia foa ana killed bis friend. Dr..
Liilcofn,s inaugural mortally wounded the United
StatsR yesnsnerit. The next fire, his procama-
tion; Signal service, !" truly, but to the
Eunfedefate cause 8ss
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intercourse with Mobile and some OF the sea-shore
villages is stopped for the present. The authori-
ties of Mississippi do not appear disposed to take
the least step to protect the ,sea-shore of their
State. 1t was talked about that some vessels, with
cargoes of provisions, made it convenient to be
captured. However, the enemy is bold, coming
direct to the shore when it suits their whim and
pleasure.
The further talk was though the Confederate
steamer Sumter had got to sea- it would be about
as well to forward direct to the commanding
officers of the bockadmg squadrons, and Sill other
vessels, the names of the officers and the exact
| number of men on board, as to make them known
through the columns of the city papers. line enemy
/ will know within fortyeight hours the exact
strength of the Sumter from the publicity given i'll
one of our contemporaries of her crew and ofhcers'
All information of this character ought to be sup
pressed. There are some vessels preparing Tor
excursions, but we deem it impotic and unwise to
| nut their names in the paper.
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PROCLAMATION OF GEN. Ben. MCCuLLocIr.-The
Memphis Appeal of the LIST inst. has the following:
Citizens of Arkansas-To defend your frontier,
troops of Missouri are falling back upon you. If
they are not sustained, your State will be invaded,
and your homes desolated. All that can arm
themselves will rendezvous at Fayettey lie, where
they will await further orders. All those who
have arms of the State will march to the scene of
action, or give their arms to those who will not
desert their country in the hour of danger All
organized companies, whether cavalry or Infantry.
will report at Fayetteville, and be at once formed
into regiments and battalions. The necessary
subsistence stores will be forwarded from this post
Rally, promptly, then, citizens of Arkansas, and
let US drive these Northern hordes back from
whence they came.
Signed BEN. McGCILOCH brig. General.
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NoRTHERN INSANITY.

n )
The trite adage $ those Whoni tne aous w..
destroy they first make mad y pecunafiy appif
cable to the people OF 'ne NORM at Tue Presen
time. No single sane iaea appears 70 so1eln wv.
sections from DAY r. aas' hol W lies iea.n
from the fact tnas EVERY p,su'o'toi 1ilau1 ~ ~
sontn mas pssn t r a. NH 70
70 lne vefy 80 Az
iae inoho = a.
thah .lie tatssi ~ tte =. A.. 80
NORM was aaiaue q sup1eo' ~ 't0
aof.s Wnici u =. 10
unlon py many u tie ptolnnen' nien = "a 80
non were loolisls a'u.ou.eu - lsa
sequences aseiy 70 result non 10 uisl upeion
Wnefe new arg e,iose
IN the soutn. WIN seaisei o. -
TO De 1ouna IN tne eAinps u 'le ooaneno "a '-ls
Comic ;,
On the great quesuoh now peiole us ali are
united The press, with one voice. Is eeioills Tue
general sentiment Our women, with heart ana
hand are enlisted IN the sacred cause, ana even
the children, with their toy dfunls' are types OF
that spirit OF resistance 70 tyranny @iiioh ny"
prevails throughout-tne SCUM.
With haiiuclnation Wonaerlai ~ 50 utili'ai,au
an age, the North ehefishea me pehei tha' iios's
from the leaSlng powers q EUROPE ~ 'ile
movement N lhe oouei aouia " e wv
and in the most arrogant tones aahouhceu .,as the
anti.savery prejnalces, q Easianu aia fLahse
particularly, Rouio % asfayea u .ne siue = 'ie
North IN any struggle when might ensue' now
now stands the cases Not only nave england s and
France tailed 70 dlsconntenance inc southern
movement in any way, but, 50 Tar as the temper OF
the people Of both countries can be ascertained
from their leading journals ana the words OF Their
Leading men, me SCUM mas reason 20 expect, IN
this contest equal consideration with me North.
Il was SAID by our enemies, IN me lace OF our
assertions 70 me contrary, .aas VI "oulu pe a
divided people az me .outl shouia te question ol
Secession pc practlealy raised. II was SAD mat
we would nave our hahds iuiy occupied al nome
in protecting our nouseholds Iroln domesnc ele
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From The Seat Of War.
TRULY SUPERB
PHOTOGR VIEWS.
PICTURE WORTH FRAMING.


No. a. View of the Orleans Cadets, Capt Drenx
rale in their encanpmcn mouth Of Big Bayou,
! Pensacola.
No. l. b. View of the Orleans Cadets Capt Dreux, front
Of their encampnIent MT the mouth of Big Bayou Pensacola
No l. c. View of the encampment Of the orleaus Cadets,
Capt DrenN, showing camp life while off duty
No. ID View of Officers and Officers Tents Of Orleans
Cadets.
No . View of Fort Pickens taken from tn, beach in front
Fort BarrauCHs This nearest land to Fort Pickcus-d
lance about mile and a half.
No. g. Front of Fort Barrarcay from the beach
No. l. View of the old Spanish Fort Baancas with Fort
Pickens in thc distance.
No. View top interior Fort Barrancas, with the
| The guns.
No. g. View of top Fort Ba7raucas showing
guns, etc. y
No. / View Of the Moat around Fort Baraucas showing
sally port, etc.
No. View Sally Barnneas from inside look
| ing out showing two lOlncI coIumbiads coming in
Nc, 10 View from the top Fort B.7lanca encarup
Of the ls Alabama Regiment with Pioneer Guards Capt
| Clark, parade
No.ll. Vie Of Sand Battery right Of Fort Rarran.
cas-.
Nc, 10. View of the Light opposite Fort Pckens!s 1855
feet high OF the hest lights the country top of this
Light house comna view Of land aai eye
| reach.
No. II. View Of Fort Fckes the top d Light house,
| showing the United States squadron anchor.
No. u. View of Navy Yard Fort Btrru euranp-
| NESTS, etc, Gem top OF Light house
No. g. View the clcImpmen Of 'ia 9 and 10th Missis
! s!rpi Regiments from top Of Lighthouse
No. Il. View Of the Envalpner tie clay
Louisville Hn the Barbour sand Btg.ses etc. wiki, Fort
NcEAe in the distAuce ,ase. up Lighthouse.
No. Il. one the Barbour Sand Batteries house.
| wiki at guns.
No % Encamiinen of Clayton Gunrd Cap: Mabrey, near
| Lighthouse.
No, p. Encamlucnt Lou>vi.la Blues Can't Rlud.
| worth, lat Alabama Re- grcu', rr.r Light house.
No. % View Of the FuctmpnIeu Mississippi Regl-
| mems back Light house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-04

BuRYISG FoRT. Quite an original method of
TAXING q tort y described in the last number of
BiackWood's Magazine In 1896, large Russian
army besieged the Turkish fort Of Azof, which
Was sIua.e e On PLAIN strongly fortified, and had
approachsa could H. bs made and the Turkish
case the engineering skill of the Russians was ha
fed, hGt General Patrick Gordon, the right.hand
death i Is said he ever shed tear, being deter.
mined to take the place at any cost, proposed to
bury il with earth BY gradual approaches lie had
q large army the soil Of the plain was light and
deep, and he set twelve thousand men to work with
spades, throwing up high decentralization 81
earth, and advancing nearer and nearer every day
to the place, by throwing up the huge earth wall
before them in advance, The men were kept ii
gangs, working day and night, the earth being
thrown from one to another like the steps of !
stair, the top gang taking the lowest place every
half hour in succession. In five weeks the huge
earth wall was carried forward nearly one miie
until it rose to and above the highest ramparts
and the earth began to roll over them This caused
the Turkish Governor to hang out the white flag
and gfce in. Had he not done so, General Gordon
would have buried The fortress.
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Attention, Ladies:

number of Ladies' having organized themselves into
ciey for the of preparing Lint for the relief those
Who be wounded the coming conflict they would solicit
the aid of lady in the city in this work mercy The
Young Mems Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid and by the beay of the Louisiana
ance Company No g. second story 81 Camp street.
joining the OF said Association preferred for our
depository in addition Hall Of the Association
We sincerely hope that housb per in New Orleans will
respond Immediately with donations of old linen and other
useful articles, 1n,f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-04

LATER FROM WASHINGTON The Washington
Star, of Wednesday evening, puts down the total
number Of troops which have arrived there at
4s,s45, exclusive of recruits, numbering about
1000, and several independent companies, so that
the aggregate is over $4,000, without counting
regulars, marines and District Of Columbia troops
the latter about 4osO strong. If this is true, the
total aggregate of troops already on that line
amounts to between 5000 and 81 900.
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M A II r l e d =:

On tile evening of the Both ul the residence of the brides
brother Captain +. Sadden by tbs Rev NJ W Stickner.
Chaplain of the LIST Regiment of Polish Brigade Lieut. j. r.
WARNER, Of the Mcclure Guards, 10 Miss LOUISA SLAD-
DEN, both Of tAis city.
Wednesday,, Sd inst, by the Rev Dr. encock HOR A.
ITO S SPR GIG, of the parish Rapdcs TO Miss JUDITH
AWE HYAAIS dnughtor Of H. N. HYMNS Of this civ.
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Military Fair, Third District.

The Military Fair will be held the EVENINGS of the I'd
3d. ih and 9th of July, the Deoo School House. Maue
vile street. between Love and GoodChdre. All military
paries admitted free. Let all those cam attend The
benefit is for families Of Volunteers who have left for the seat
OF war. Remember the patriotic motive. jyl 2p5t
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KSI0dOn Springs, .9g0bansee.

The Projectors take This method Of informing public that
these SPRINGS situated the Bstee river miles above
Mobile are at all tiEles open for The reception Of
We have now superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance
and effort shall be made part render visitors
comfortable.
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arIiye the Springs about 10
o'clock NEXT MORNING.
Convey all the river in readiness to convey
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES CONNOR 4 co, Projectors.
JAEgsS SYNE, Druggist. l24 Canal street New Orleans,
sole agent for the BLADON SPRINGS WATER
ie2S 2p2mhW
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MILITARY NOTICES. The Davidson Guards
elected their officers last evening The list, with
announcement of drill nights thanks to Messrs. J..
8 J. G. Davidson, etc, are officially advertised in
the proper column.
The Orleans Cadets and the Governors Guards
are referred to official calls for meetings to morrow
evening
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na-To-day being the 4th of July, no paper will
be issued from this Office tomorrow At this tinle
more than ever before, it is incumbent upon me
people Of the South to respect and celebrate tae
Day of independence We trust it VIII De o.
served as general holiday throughout the eity'
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COLTS NAVY REYOLVERS.
X - t l. CA II Il RID q E -
SWORDS, sAsHEs AND BELTS
III Il cit ARY BUT TITO r s
Military I'l.tl441llillES
C o L u l. 4 G r S, f Il c
BLUE, GRAY AND RED BROADcLOTH,
For ut
Fl. FRANkO'S,
lif Puylras, Carondret street,
E3T' Orders '1r NAVY REYOLVERS AND MILITARY
FQN lFNtNIN thrI Al the shortest notice jegn 2pu
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FLAG OF NORTH CARoLNA.--The flag agreed
upon for this State Is an exceedingly beautiful one
says the State Journal. The eolors are red, with
single star in the center. On the upper extreme is
the inscription, "May 90. l775,'' and at the lower,
May 20, 1891" There are two bars one of blue
and the other of white
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association,

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call to the
following resolution
Resolved That applications will be received from Copa-
nes that have not been authenticated BY Bgeder- General
Tracy or AoJutant General Grivet. my15 2pf
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A Card.

We return our thanks to Mr.. WM P. YANDERNIN, of
Montgomery, Ala, for his kind donation money received
through the hands of Messrs. BiScoe Smms.
LADIES SOCIETY OF THE C. S. ARMY
IVA 2plt No. So Cunp street
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the following under date Of Washington, 2Stl
June
The report of the Secretary of War will show
that there are soc, 900 men in the field
England has shown no disposition to reply to our
Governments proposition accepting the Paris Con
ference on the subject of privateering, and this
fact, in connection with important military move.
ments in Canada and naval movements on our
coast, make her secret designs apparent.
1T Is understood that Instructions have been for
Warded to our naval squadron to suffer no inter.
ference with our blockade under any pretext what
ever and gglapt watch will be kept as to British
movements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-04

The San Antonio Ledger reports the arrival at
that city Of three 32-pound cannon from Fort
Clark, on the way to the coast to be added to the
defence of our harbors.
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Fire Works.

FlRE-W RKS OF ALL KINDS,
For sale by
LOUIS PIFFET,
iy2 2pit 1888 Canal street.
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!. .. arxoN. Easter and proprletor.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1861

,
n Correspondents advertisers and others t7'R
he Crescent ,o greatly by 'g but one side q 'hs''
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LADIES THANKs.-see card of the Ladies' So.
ciety Of the Q. s. Army, thanking a generous
donor for money received.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-04

FEpERALIsrs ABOUT TO Move FORWARD. - A
special dispatch to the New York Herald, under
date of Washington, June %, says;
There is no doubt that Government has recently
determined on making forward move in Virginia
Some regiments on the other side are under orders
Additional forces are moving across quietly but
steadily. It is clear that stand will shortly be
taken in advance of the present portion of occu.
patton
A battery is being thrown up at Flint's Hill, two
miles this side of Fairfax. 1t is Intended as re-
sort after forward movement. 1t is evident that
the Federal forces are concentrating by at least
two different routes to Rarper's Ferry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-04


&J~ Coal Oil and Lamps Country Nier-
chants Planters and the public generally will find Great
Southern Coal Oil and Lamp Emporium No Charres street.
by far the largest and only complete stock of PURE COAL
OILS and COAL OIL LAMPS in this city which Aessrs CO.
VERT HILL offer to the trade retail lower prices
than they be purchased for any house in the
Soplh uvS 1Dtf
E8~Notice-I take this method of Offering
my professional services free OF chnrge to the families Of those
who absent from the city military duty. Residence
Harmony between Py aud Coliseum Streets Fourth
District.
nySl 2ptf p. YEISER, NJ D,
FB"E L. Defrecsc, the present incumbent,
is Il candidate for State Treasurer. jyl 2ptd
ss"Fhc undersigned, having been appoint
ed to distribute the funds collected aid the families Of vol
Untees notifies all those need of relief apply the Office
No 80 raver street. the LIST ID and Sd also the 18TH 10th
ana llth OF each month, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO p. NJ
Applicants will be required to furnish certificates the
companies their supports enlisted in.
jelo 2pu T. o. SUL.LY. 50 Graver street.
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FIREMENs CHARITABLE AssocIATIoN.-Qua
meeting Of Directors next Monday evening See
notice. III
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Relief Committee.

The committee appointed by the public meeting held at the
Merchants Exchange ed of May funds for the relief
of the families of volunteers finding necessary to increase
their numbers, have obtained the of the following
temen TO receive contributions from such of patriotic
may disposed and families destitute by the alb
of their protectors home service of their ccu-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-04

NAsHvILLE's BID FOR THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
The City Council of Nashville, Tennessee, lately
passed the following resolution:
ReSol0ed BY the City Council of Nashville, That
the sum of five hundred thousand dollars be and
the same is hereby appropriated for the purpose
of buying, building and furnishing residence for
the President of the Confederate States, together
with the further sum of two hundred and fl ty
thousand dollars which has been already sub
scrbed by the citizens OF this city for similar pur-
poses; and that we tender said sum of $3.50 600 to
the Confederate Congress, together with the hos
pitalities of the city and all the public buildings of
the city, as offices for the various Departments OF
our Government.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-04

H3-1erEsng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 Gaver street,
lesns. dk 2ntf
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QUERY IN RELATION TO TIE KILLED AND WouyD.
ED AT BErHEL.-A correspondent of the New York
News OF the Goth, over the signature of 'Ameri-
can" makes the following enquiry of General
Butler:
The people would like official returns of the
klled, wounded and missing at the battle of Big
Bethel Please furnish the same, that the people
may no Longer be in the dark as | understand
rom good authority, that we had two hundred
kllled and wounded, and lost Thirteen prisoners.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-04
ES0rc'ys
EsNrc's
SHAVING. AND HAIR CUTTING SALOON.

Having removed my shop Poy5as on the 2st Of
October last to 46 MAGAZINE STREET, adjoining the St
James Hotel formerly the old Arc.L will be found there
always ready and wnEto wait my old ard &C
many others vail be kind enough fav1r me with their
patronage
s-No advance 10 price for Sharing. Ths charge TEN
CENTS, usual.
B8-friwte Rooms for Whisker and uai- Dyeiug.
MIC mi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-04

RusBER HOSE, Ero.-lsee advertisement Of D. C.
Lowber Co, in another couau
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-04

A New SnELL-The Memphis Appeal of the LIST
inst. thus mentions new shell invented by cti-
zen of Memphis:
Mr.. Benjamin Cowan of this city invented, and
Mr.. H. G. Fox, of Quiuby Robnsons foundry, is
completing new shell-or shot, if it is desired
to SO use (which, it is believed will, when fired
from smooth bore gun, be equal in effect to one
fired from rifled barrel. The shell is conical, two
thin pieces of metal, each about three and half
inches long, are let into Sits cast in the sides of
the shell, but ranging obliqueIy. Behind them
are springs which, when the she'll has left the gun,
will pitch them forward sufficiently to make their
wlatn proect IRON us sae?. As these wings will
against them is expected to give the shell rotary
motion after it leaves the gun, such as rifle bore
gives before leaving it. The result will be the
same as arises from wind blowing upon the sails of
a windmill. The invention is ingenious vet simple,
aud will probably be tested to-day.