New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-04

one hundred andfifty thousand soldiers. The field
for their conquest is vast one j; the work ia diff
cult; butWith such a force, united under and in
sspired by such "a lender, we doubt not that the
task will be DONE and effectively done, sooner
than most people anticipate. When done, it vii,
sena what at one time appeared the most diffsdl,s,
labor in putting down the great revolt. nW,il
then remain only that the Rebel army ip eastern
Virginia be destroyed, and South Gap,fna., J. well
chastssed; after which the rebellion - q millsafy
fact, will be essentially disposed Of
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SCENES M NAsHvILLE.-Asdr Correspondent q she =
Mobile Tribune says n y S.,.4
Now and then bTeaks H Sas n ~
harr NH Ias haaS raised and educated in the
south and Far osSf twenty years has been princl.
pal 81 the fa,sbns Nashville Female academy
1 E,nu n hsSnning of the war, and even of the
g ne war, be has been uncompro
n,;s;a, Southern. No trimming In elliott. Well,
tss took His academy for hospital. One
ssoas fsi.ow O. lae sJaa onl s. hegameh;.
i -rss came from the neighborhood Of your
Tiers. and have messages from them to yon. !
feslss little unEel anyhoW, and thought would
ing waspishy through hisspectacles, when a man
hat uniform calls on me on business, treat hira
civiiy but decline alluisits from such. But
have messages from yonr brothers to yoa--they
want to hear any messages from them'if they are
on your side, y and the door slammed'in Buckeyes
face. al few days afterward this Buckeye and a
Major, on horseback, passed by Elliot's premises.
Changed your sentiments yet, sir?n said the
Chic soldier & Not at al, was the reply where
upon he struck Elliot Ia small and feeble many
twice over thes head and shoulders with stick,
and then kicked him. Turning to his Major
ysMajor, have 4 beat him enough ~ The Major
quitting hisahand to bis pistol, replied, !" Beat him
just as long as You please s1 sssWell, / guess
hath Doctor this tinie,'' was the remark Of the
moderate member Of the 35th Ohio Regiment. "a
regiment was passing at the time One of the sick
soldiers, to whom Elliothad been kind, on Witness
ing this treatment, told him ii he would lay the
case before Gem Buell. he would get redress.
Elliott nsw cred ~" look for my redress to the
SontleFu army .''5
With all their deceitful kindness and hypocrtical
Meanwhile am informed, hate their inva aers more
than On the day shey entered the city. They chafe
under the fact constantly realized, that they have
masters Oper them must gel passes, like negroes
from these oreigners and nobody, son any bust
ness is allowed to be- cut sitter 6Sofcock night
Besides the Federal flag on the capitol, only two
II otheFss hayea been raised one by man named
IScovaI suspected before, and under bonds to be.
have legally to the Confederate States; the other
lrhy sftveFsmith named Flowers, ON Union street.
i The boys about Town Fiddled Flowers windows
that night with rocks. Bad boys for the first time
since the world began, are now useful. They pes
ter and bedeVil the Yankees more than all Other
causes cembineds IA IS Hurra for jeff. Dagisn-anG
WhEzzz goes q rock at q blue coat When inqusi
ton Is Made for. the saucy Rebel and the rock
Hnger, three or four young rapscaflion Rebels maj
be seen just disapp bearing around distant corner
or through the familiar paths Of q back alley. N
These Yankees will go into stores, through tl
Ehalf-opened doors, where the proprietors sit ant
whittte sticks, and the least chance enter into
discussion on the Constitution and Secession; etc
they get plain talk, generally. 3sts