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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12


ARTICLE VII.
Certificates Of Stock shall S0ckndesns soon
MS the board Of Directors shall organize act and such
Board trpsf n be valid unless made upon Tie stock
book and by the surrender OF the certificate.
ARTICLE VIII.
The Capital Stock he increased from time to time in such
manner and be recommended by the Board
and determined upon by majority In Of
days previous notice 10 Of the city ueHpapers
ARTICLE
The Company shall make dividends often the Board OF
Directors shall deem expcdent.
ARTICLL
Stockholders general meeting held for that purpOSe
after thirty dnys notice newspaper shall by Of
power to make any modification, RiloH changes III this
charter, to dissolYetAe same entirely,
ARTICLE Zr.
At the co8e Of this charter sooner if the majority Of the
Stockholders close it before they shall elect thrGe
Of their body guiaing Commissioners, Who shall hove power
close the c01Omgn sell It's effects and divide the proceeds
thus done and passed in my Office the sEid city New
OtIeans presence Of Hugh Madden md Ernest Petpnin
Witnesses Of aul nge oruiclliated III this city, WHO eHto
i hsr names with said parties and Notary, the dag
and date set forth in the caption hereof.
Original Signed
Join Ii H K0GVA. by G. L. KonuB,
BEN B. KOUNS,
". 7: sC0yEIfy by Ben. B. Kouns,
NOAH SCOFELTl by Ben Il. kcunS,
J. II. RAMSBOTTOM, by Bon B. Kouns.
HUGH MADDEN.
ERNEST PEA TTPAIN,
D. J. RICARDO, Nj. Pub.
hereby certify the foregoing to be copy of the original
act on fe in my records.
New Orleans, 6th June, 1860: ~
jc9 lNw5t D. !. RlCARDO, Notary PuhliG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

ROZEh1AN'S HOSPITAL
AZ No. 80 BARONNB STREET, New Orleans,
EeRr.he CBr;olon Railroad Terminus.
DR.. n. BSzEMAN Gate Of Montgomery, Asy having 10.
Gated in New Orleans takes this method Of announcing that
he has opened
SURGICAL AND WONAN'S HOSPITAL,
and Is ready roceVS paen Tho building he has fitted mp
is admirably adopted to tho purpose ard being situated ouch
convenient desirable part Of the city that ho feels
ranted IN sayirg that 1t affords unusual advantages.
This GENERALLY largo and airy have al uHiGr
gone thorough repair.
Both whites and blacks admitted.
For terms Of admission apply t. Office III tie bnldnc
fall 1yEW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

q EAfs0WRHs sTE&EEgE STEFAN B0ILEE
AYSSn MANuFACfOEH, 95sween oTdEa5 md tie75a, only
FA hS three miEuieR walk from tins 81. Charles LotG
TIE undersigned having largely increased bis work.
shops end having Ill tho Gia, a prepared 10 I'll ordHrE
for n7 description Of BGILEiS in less time End low Tanz
they De had in any ahop in tbs onth OF nPoTedGromhs
North. ...--
30 feet long, nud ~ inches diameter.
Also CYLINDER BoLEE SO ST. 81 and Sc tnchosdianae.
tor, and various tGnghs.
Five Fronts Crate Bara Stand Pipes FatToa ETC., ccuaaHy
hand.
Ali work will De guaranteed of best nateria! and workman
ship
Parties wishing purchase Boilers plantations 9ten.
boats sawiB respectfully nyikod cali and nudge for
themselves ing lEkwl D. H. FQWLEB.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12
sPEERs- ZINE OF ELDER,

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

,pgass COUNTRY RESIpEHCEES f. n . "a,
fSfI ARNTSPersous wishing land either for surlmo 5
s re8dsnGes farms within three hours 81
travel Of New Orleans, invited to apply to
GEORGE CQIM1Fs, Land Agent,
Springfield, Livingston Parish, La.
NJ BFo charge rnadefor lat7ruaon and per es2tagc
charsnd to purchasers. nj IyI&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

NJ BFo charge latar1aton and per ce2tage
charged purchasers. NJ LYLE"
3d. NEGROES EOEE SAKE = JOSEPH G.
S BRUIN, regular trader in this city for the last
- twentsX years. has Just arrived with large loteG
of Maryland and Virginia NEGROES such rs he.g8
chics Servants Cooks Washers and ir0ners Field
Hands and recolvag fresh supply during all the
reasonable for cash approved city
cepances at his Old Saad Of ESplanade and Chares
streets. Third District. SEQ 7mhW
e& FDSTEETE,s SLAVE DEPOT, No, rs BA-
SGS ROME STREET. New Orleans, keeps constantly
"a hand and for sale, Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Wash
Ironers and General House Servants. Also, buys
and sells Slaves commission. o23 6m&W
~ ROYAL, SATLFl&kI1E$, Nos. Is CANAL and
W. II CrosslRn streets, sign Of the Root Hog or Die
Manufacturer all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS. TARPAUIINS, Also all kinds Of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes, with
Flagstas suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings fitted
order The shortest notice BLOCKS of all
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS,
SPARS and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery
other heavy material. -
have likewise hand fine lot of SPRUCE sPARS, which
I offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
Crossman Streets New Orleans
N B. Sail and Rigging work in all it's branches, and country
orders promptly filled at the shortest possible notice.
n19 lY&W
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04

LOUISVILLE, August 3l-A special to the
Courier. from the UniaR and American, Nashville
3lst. says:
Dispatches from Richmond state Gen. Butler
AS comnlandin. beet of 4 hundred guns and
4 600 men arrived at Fort Hatteras on Tuesday
and opened FIRE on the fort which was vigorously
returned The garrison consists of 300 men
under command Of Capt. Barron. furmerly of the
U. S. Navy. After twenty rounds the rebel anu
milton gave out, and the entire garrison surrender
ed.
The fort was built few months since, and
mounted 80 guns
Some say il is believed in Richmond that the
blockade has been efectualIy broken by the ar
rival of the British ship Alliance at Beaufort, N.
Davis is reported convalescent-
An engagement took place at Gross Lane, Va,
on Tuesday, the 6th inst, between 300 Confeder-
vor.
Commercial non-ntercourse with the North,
under limitations, is TO be enforced by penalties
during war. Also, letter correspondence is pro
hibited
Matanzas 25th British achooner run the block
ade off Newburn, and arrived here; she has sialed
for Charleston.
A sloop from Charleston also run the block
ade.
Tworegiments of the brigade OF Home Guards,
Louisville commanded by Brig. Gen. Jerrett,
paraded through the streets this evening They
made fine appearance, being fully armed and
uniformed Several companies of the brigade,
ununiformed and unarmed, not having participated
to-day. are on parade in the streets to night
The shock Of an earthquake was distinctly felt
here to day, persons being aroused from sleep by
its violence. The shock lasted fully three min
utes.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04

The re1els are in such condition that they
are compelled either to attempt to advance or to
reti e from the Potomac. The resources Of this
region are exhausted aud they can not much
longer subsist their immense force on the Vir-
giuia side of the Potomac They must either
avail themselves OF the riches of the splendid ag-
ricuItural district Of Western Maryland or fall
back at least upon the Rapahain0ck Their dis
position will make lively times along the Poto-
mac in few days and perhaps in few hours.
WASHINGTON, August Silt seems certain
that the Administration at present has no inten-
ton whatever 20 avail itself of the permission
sanctioned by Congress, for the collection of du-
ties on shp-board or to the entire closing of ports
which on the land side are in possession of the
insurrectionary authorities The Government
will RELY on the existence and efficiency of its
blockade for a sufficient answer to any reclama-
ton which may be made by foreign governments
in regard to their maritime rights.
The Intelliqencer of to-day contains article
to the above effect, and this sa.egraphic agency
has such authentic information "a warrants the
expression of the correctness of the statement.
A special to the Post says:
All the regular correspondents of loyal news
papers are now granted passes to cross the Po-
tomac, the temporary restrictions having been re-
moved. f4 W
The Government is using the new treasury
notes in part payment of the clerks in the Depart
ments
Advices received from Western Virginia state.
that the loyal men in that region are rapidly en-
listing in the volunteer service.
A Union meeting has just been held in Alex
andria Virginia
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04
.Br rELEeRArH.I
New York Market.
NEw Yoak, Saturday, August 3

New YoaK, Saturday, August 81.
Flour-Medium grades about sc better, with
fair export demand, while other descriptions rule
dull and heavy; 81 25@4 30 for superfne State
S4 5000 gu for extra State, and 81 65 for CHOICE
"a 25(a4 80 for superine Western; 81 1904 65
for common to medium extra Western; So 05@
5 10 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
IS 20(G6 25 for trade brands, market closing
quiet
Whisky without material change in price, sell
ing at lie.
Wheat irregular and unsettled: good sound par
cells without decided change, while common and
inferior are heavy and declining; Chicago spring
95d97c; Milwaukee club 93@Sl 06; amber Iowa
81 OF; winter red Western 81 l0@l 10; soft and
inferior do ST. 050l 0S; red State $l.l4: white
Western 81 20@l %; white Kentucky 81 ESQ
80.
Corn about lie better, with moderate supply
sumption; 441s @4714c for inferior to common
ping do, and 50@52c for yellow Western.
Pork-Demand continues moderate, and mar
ket without muterial change; SIS for Mess; $l4
so for uninspected do, and $40 Tor prime.
Bacon quiet and prices entirely nominal.
Lard in better request, but without essential
change, selling at 80 @914c.
Butter selling at 6@llc for Ohio and l0@l4c
for State.
Cheese continues steady at 6@71Sc.
Sugar-Raw very firm; Cuba Ga ole; Porto
Rico SIC.
Molasses in moderate demand, and prices very
firm; Barbados 29c: Porto Rico 42c; New Or
leans 45c.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 30.-The gun boat
Iroqus from the blockade of Savannah arrived
last evening. She reports having heard heavy
cannonadng when off Hatteras Inlet, and also
spoke to brig which had met the Federal feet
We have no other intelligence of the expedition.
One of the Confederate prisoners retained for
some days at Old Point, expressed the opinion
that the Federal vessels would be blown up by
submarine batteries which Lieut. Marry has
placed in Hatteras Inlet and other assailable
points on the Carolina coast.
Since the quarrel between the Alabama and
Virginia troops, at Yorktown, which resulted in
the killing of eight men, the Virginia regiments
have been transferred to Norfolk. The Alabami
ans accused the latter of cowardice.
This morning a small secession tug mounted
with rified brass cannon out from Norfolk
to within two and half miles of Newport News.
She fired twenty three shots at the U. s. Frigate
Savannah, but person was injured.
The tug was in range of but two of the Savan-
nah's guns and Sawyer's rihed cannon on shore,
When they were brought to bear on her she ran
down toward Old Point and fired two shells, one
of which exploded near the Seminole, and the
other the Rip Raps The fire returned,
whereupon she retreated behind Sewel's Point.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04

NEW York, August 3l-Richard s. Freeman
was arrested yesterday on his way to Keene, n
H, to purchase shoe and pegging machinery for
Georgia, and was taken to Fort Lafayette by or
der of the Secretary of State.
The remains of General Lyon arrived at three
o'clock this afternoon, and were escorted by a
guard of honor to the City Hall, where they will
lie in state till Monday afternoon, when they will
be conveyed to Connecticut
Forty thousand dollars belonging to the rebels
was seized yesterday in the Park Bank by Mar
shall Murray.
The Posts special says:
All is quiet on the Potomac to day. The
Unionists near Mason's Hill are leaving rapidly
The War Department is actively filling vacan-
cies in volunteer forces by appointing officers
without regard to regular grades.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04
From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, September 1.-The following is APP
pended to passports issued BY the Provost Mar
shall and must bear the signature of each person
accepting the pass:
IL is understood that the within named and
subscriber accepts this pass on his word of honor
that he is and viii be ever loyal to the United
States, and il hereafter found in arms against the
Union or in any way aiding her enemies, the pen
atty will be death.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, September 30.-This morn
ing our citizens were surprised and thrown into a
state of excitement by the arrival of ITO mount
cd rebels, who paraded the streets and captured
two U. S. army recruiting officers, snd then re
turned to their camp, which is some eight miles
distant.
IL is rumored there are $50 men rendezyousing
here; the withdrawal of the Federal troops from
this point and vicinity has left the field open for
their depredations.
Last night sixteen of the U S reserve corps in
this county were ordered to arrest violent seces
sionist, living some ten miles west of here On
approaching the house, the lights were put out
and the owner. learning their intentions, fired
doubebarreled shot gun, killing two of the re
serve corps. They burst open the door. and Kill
led him and another who fired and
There is a camp of secessionists in that neigh
b0rhOod, few miles from where the above men
TONED occurrence took place.
Seventy ofthe reserve corps left here this morn
ing to hold them in check until renfO dement's
can be obtained
JEFFERSON CRY, September l-Colonel Mar
shall's cavalry were at Georgetown on Thursday
and surrounded the town, taking Magofin pris
oner with several others, One of Col. Marshalls
men was killed and one badly wounded. They
have probably reached Lexington by this time.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, September 1.-The correspondence
of the New Orleans Delta, August 2oth, says:
The coast of the Mississippi is well protected;
scores Of volunteers are along shore. Quite a
number of gun boats building.
A special to the Della, dated Richmend, Au-
gust 9th, says:
Davis is so i'll that Congress adjournelto await
his convalescence.
A bill passed Congress for the settlement of ac-
counts with the Government and States for ad
vances towards the prosecution of the war.
Some members favor the release of Harris Nc
Grow and Ely.
Commander Boutwell,, was brought to Rich
mond, charged with being a spy.
Gen. Magruder is here.
Rumors here confirm Rosecrans' surrender to
Lee near Beverly.
President Davis is authorized to appoint two
aids to the Commander in Chief.
All the absent officers of the army of the Po-
tomac are required to be at their posts on the
26th
After the adjournment of Congress Davis will
take command 10 person of the army of the Po-
tomac.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04
From wheeling.

WHEELING, September There is considera-
bic excitement here tonight in consequence of a
dispatch just received from Paramount, Marion
county, by the Governor, stating that large
number of Secessionists have risen in the back
country and are marching on the town to burn it
and tear up the railroad track The drums are
beating to arms and the streets are crowded with
people.
The Governor is dispatching the Home Guard
and volunteer citizens to Fairmount.
The rising is supposed to be in concert with
some movement of Gen. Lee. All the United
States troops have lately gone forward from that
point
cessionsts may be general, and large numbers of
citizens here are going on patrole duty to night.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04
new is the Time 40 subscrfbe-Kcep
the Rail Rolling.

We appeal 70 the Democracy of Indiana to LID
orally sustain and encourage their press In
time like this, every Democrat should take
Democratic paper, and see that his neighbor takes
one. Great events are occurring, which may
change the character of our Government, If the
people are not vigilant in maintaining those pop
ular rights which have made US a free and pros
porous nation The press is powerful agency
in exposing the designs of those who, in the
name of liberty. would strike down all that is
valuable to freemen. The Sentinel will endeavor
TO do its whole duty in boldly speaking for the
right; in maintaining free speech and free press
to expose the corruptions of the party ia power
and the cOrrupting influences at work, which, if
permitted to continue, will undermine our free in
stitutons, and substitute therefor despotic CEN
trail power In. battling manfully for the
Constitution and the Union, for the preserva-
ton Of those great popular rights which have
been both the glory and boast of our ma
ton, we ask the Democracy of Indiana to
strengthen our hands Let the influence
of the Sentinel, in maintaining Democratic princi
Piles, be felt in every part of the State. The way
to accomplish this end is to enlarge its circulation
We want 10000 more subscribers-20,0 900 more
readers, in ninety days. This can be done if the
present subscribers of the SeRtiael will see his
Democratic neighbors who do not take it and get
them to subscribe. Democrats of Indiana, little
effort on your part will put the Sentinel into the
hands of every Democratic family in the State.
of Democratic principles and the preservation of
a free governmeut-the rule of the people not the
servants of the people, to go to work at once. If
you want paper to sustain your principles, give
US the material aid in the way of subscriptions.
Don't delay. Let every Democrat constitute
imself an agent to raise clubs in every township
and forward the names as fast as received.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04
Sunday Night Dispatches.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The following is
the official report of the Hatteras Inlet affair:
To the Secretary Of the Nary:
have to inform you that we have been emf
nently successful; all that could be wished by the
most hopeful has been accomplished; we are TAX
ing on board the Minnesota the officers and men,
numbering 6i5, who surrendered after lombard
ment from the feet during the day.
After landing the prisoners at New York,
shall return to Hampton.
S. H. SrRIxGHAM
Blockading Squadron.
The articles of capitulatiOn agreed on between
Com. StrIngham and Gen. Butler, and Samuel
Barron. commanding the naval forces G. s. N,
Col Martin and Major Andrews commanding the
land forces at Fort Hatteras, stpulate that all
forces under the said Barron, Martin and An
drews, apd all munitions, arms, men and property
be Internationally surrendered to the Govern
ment of the United States, in terms of full Ca
pitulation, and that the officers and men shall re-
ceive the treatment due to prisoners of war.
Another official account says the expedition
to Hatteras Inlet resulted in a signal victory over
the rebels. We captured two forts, twenty-five
cannon, 900 stand of arms and us prisoners,
among whom are Capt Samuel Barron, Lieut.
Sharp, and DR.. Brown late of the U. S. N, and
Major Andrews, late U. S. A. The loss on their
side is not learned. Five are known to hav e
been killed and number wounded, many of
whom were carried away. Lieut.. Murdoch, late
U. s. N, is among the number, with the loss of
an arm. We have no casualty of consequence.
The surrender was unconditional.
About 300 men landed amid the heavy
surf, when the men of war hauled in and COM
menced the cannonade at l0I5 A. NJ, on the
2Sth, and kept it mp at intervals all day, recon
mencing on the 29th with increased effect.
The enemy attempted to land l 500 men at the
fort, but were driven back
At ll.30 they displayed the white flag and
we're forced to surrender at discretion.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 3l.-Lieut. w. H. Ward,
late of the Macedonian. who lately resigned, ar
rived in New York on the Rebora ON Friday and
has been sent to Fort Lafayette.
The Navy Department had the Potomac river
examined last night between this city and Fort
Washington for boats which might be used for
Transporting contraband articles across the Poto-
mac. Thirteen were brought up to the navy
yard.
Letters to Western Kentucky to the continued
postoffices should be addressed by way of Louis
vile.
A special to the Post says
Startling news reaches US from Kentucky. Mr..
Jackson. member Of Congress from that State
who has Just returned to this city from the per-
Torrance of committee duty in New York, left
suddenly for Kentucky last night, having re-
ceived urgent dispatches indicating danger of an
instant outbreak of hostilities. Similar advices
have been received here to-day from Mr.. Guth-
rie
Schuyler Colfax has just arrived here. He re-
ports that enlistment is going on finely IN Indiana
and Illinois. The troops are anxious for imme-
date service in Missouri Within fortnight
25 900 men viii be in the field from the State of
Indiana alone
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04
BEEF CATTLE.


Owing to large decrease in the receipts of
beeves, the market yesterday presented an unusu-
ally animated appearance, and holders succeeded
in establishing advance of fully half cent per
pound on all grades. The bulk of the cattle
found sale on that day at the advanced rates.
There were cattle expected in addition to the
number which was on sale on Tuesday morning.
AM as the greater proportion sold on that day.
the market opened to day with much firmness at
the advance established on Tuesday, and some
few OF the choicest brought slight improvement
The average quality of the offerings was rather
better than usual, while the number of inferior
cattle was very small. and very few sold at less
than &c, though we quote 61ac as the lowest
price. There were but few cattle left unsold this
morning, and the sales were quickly effected, so
that at most of the yards the business closed
up by twelve o'clock. Brokers and drovers were
udilant over their good fortune in procuring such
good prices for their entire stock. The general
selling prices were 754@Sc.
CALVES.
The market remains toleraby firm under a
steady, fair demand for all stock. classified as
good to prime, hut the poorer grades were not
much wanted, and brokers experienced some diff
hculty to obtain remunerative rates The bulk
of the offerings were ordinary, but fair proper
ton were good and there were some few extras
on sale at all the yards, which sold at very full
prices.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
The market for sheep and lambs has undergone
no essential change since our last weekly report,
and there has transpred little calling for especial
remark. The receipts were again very heavy,
and the prices were generally the same. There
were some very inferior lambs on 'sale however,
which sold at extremely low rates; in some cases
for 81 75@l 81 per head.
The supply was ample and the market dull,
though the prices show slight improvement on
our previous quotations above-the range being
fiom ga to 414c.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04

A Richmond dispatch reports several arrests in
Loudon county. Virginia.
Several deaths of Federal prisoners had oc-
CURED, including Capt. Jones Of the LIST Maine,
and Lieut. Bowdoin Of the llth Massachusetts.
The Baptist College at Richmond is made an
army hospital.
The Knoxville Register. Of the 24th, notices the
arrest of Commander Boutwell,. T. S. Navy, By
order of the Confederate Secretary o. the NAVY.
The Pensacola correspondent of the Colum.
bus fGa.) Sun says:
There are whispers of a fight soon. Litters
are being made by order of the Quartermaster.
Troops are expected.
Capt Alternately, of the 18th Mississippi re
ports on the Goth more than half his brigade in
the hospital.