New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-06
VOLUME XIV .
Neh ORLEANS Dailp Crescent,
ANOTHER TRENT AFFAIR.
MoNTytY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1862.

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, 1s4 ANOTHER TRENT AFFAIR. -g {
The vessel which carries over to Europe Messrs.
Massn and Slide will also carry over news of an
other outrage of the same sort committed by the ,
Yankees, under circumstances Of less rresocation.
A British schooner, sailing between the neutral
ports of Havana and Matamoras, has been stopped
and .oyerhaule:i ny the Northern blockadefs, ana
two gentlemen, one of them belonging to this city,
forcibly taken from her and sent to Key West.
These gentlemen were private citizeus, and, unlike
Messrs. Mason and Sdell, not in the service of the
Confederate Government, nor bearing its commits
sion. Thus the outrage is a more fragrant one
than that committed on board the Trent. In adj
dition to this the bockaders have stopped the nav-
gation of the Rio Grande, and interdicted all
commerce by way Of a neutral river Mexico
herself is not SO poor spirited as to submit to
this thing and still less will Great Britain sub
init to it. stgs1oa2' tt@ 2 s-s
We may therefore expect by the next steamer
from abroad another demand from Great Britain
a demand that our kidnapped fellow-cltizens be
given up, just az Mason and Slidell were. The
Yankees will have to yield to the demand, and
again eat dirt. They will have again to get down
on their knees and sue for mercy, To this pitt
| able state of humiliation and disgrace will come
| incurred the contempt of the whole world.
Superadded to this, we feel confident, will be
demand that the blockade of the Rio Grande be
broken up. It is stream to the navigation of
which all nations are entitled, just as much as they
| are to the navigation of the high seas The Yam
KEGS have blockaded it to prevent citizens OF
| the Coufederacy from passing in and out to Havana
and the Mexican ports and bringing in supplies
| and it will be particularly binding on them to have
| to take away their bockadng vessels. But when
the British lion roars, there will be no alternative,
The Gorilla will again have to PROSTATE himself IN
the dust and show that he ia a coward as well as
! rascal. "The way of the transgressor is hard
| But the question is, how long will European ma
tions stand all this nonsense? How long will they
permit this sconrge Of mankind and disgrace to
civilization" as the London Herald calls the Yam
kee Government TO carry on III this sort OF style,
and commit all kinds of crimes and outrages? We
do not believe they will submit to it any longer.
We believe that nation so regardless OF law, so
jnsoleut and vet so cowardly, will not be allowed
any longer to conduct itself the North has been
doing, but there will be concerted movement to
mt stop to 1t at once. Great powers, like Eng
land France and Spain can afford to be forbearlng,
and to treat with contempt tri1ing infractions OF
international lawbut they certainly will not stand
idle and see every principle OF light and justice
rudely trampled upon and kicked aside BY the pe'
+ sotted fools who rule at Washington and their
equally besotted agents. The whole family OF ma
!, tions is disgraced by the conduct OF one member
and it becomes the duty of the Others for the sake
of their own reputation, to put an END to 1t.
MILITARY NorICEs.-The Beauregard regimen
is ordered to assemble the leyee, at the head
r Canal street. at O'Clock the morning OF th
Sth, Wednesday, fully armed and equipped, 20
, inspection and review. See order
The Sumter Regiment is ordered out for reVleV
= by Brig Gen. LabuZan this afternoon at ) CLOCK
y, See order. -.'>-
The stu Con,pany of Wnshing.on artillery
ordered to meet at the armory. on Girod street,
) o'clock on Wednesday morning, fully equipped
- for inspection and review. See order.
= Co,npanies A, B and c. Louisiana State Guard
are ordered to appear at their armores this a1te
of noon at 81 O'Clock, P NJ, armed and equipped fo
~ inspection and review. See order.
II Confederate Guards, Co. G, are ordered
! appear at their armory at quarter to ) o cloc
il this afternoon for battalion drill See order.
s'- Tie Crescent Rifles, Go. D, are ordered
;. attend their monthly meeting this evening at
y O'Clock.
,'' Tie Bea,uGgd,d Rifles will assemble at the
| armOrY thlS afternoon at lg U CloCh, pltPal GU ~
Il review and inspection.
R1lqgles Guard will also meet ats O'Clock t
ol' day, for inspection and review. Their regu
meeting, which was to have been held tonight, HI
been postponed to next Monday night
y Tile Continental Regiment are ordered to assei
q BILE on St. Charles street, on the morning OF t
lis sth inst, right resting on Poydras street, al
he he o'clock.
=, to assemble at their armory on Wednesday MOI
l.5 ing at II o'clock, uniformed and equipped for
viii vii view and inspection The regular monthly me
&C. ing of the company will be held this evening a
:, o'clock. F-
3 Tie Le,cis Guards are ordered to assemble
oes their armory at q O'Clock this evening prepal
- for inspection and review.
- The american Ritles are ordered to appear
IL their armory at O'Clock this AFTERNOON in full
tn ns form for review and inspection. Members are
the tilted that there is to be no battalion drill NJ
.ns. Friday.
~ no. o. The Crescent Blues, Co. A. ordered to m
II be at their armory at O'Clock to-day, prepared
inspection and review.
e-- The Belmont Gua''ds hold meeting this ev
Il; ing, at Ct O'Clock, at 81 St. Charles street, for
the transaction of important business.
su1y The Jet Dnuis Regiment is ordered out for
Si view this afternoon at o'clock. 1t will assem-
The on St. Charles street, right resting on Julia sire
lived TIE Orleans Hoaoitzers will hold their regt
's"fy monthly meeting at Al O'Clock this evening
!. business of Importance will be brought bef
= them.
'ht Magnolia Guards.-The regular monthly M
!; ing OF this company will be held at 152 Ca
. and street, this evening at o'clock
.Gurondelet Light Observation-Disclosures OF
company are ordered to appear at their armory
.s Wednesday morning, the sth inst, at y o'c!t
Il for inspection and review.
''' SICKNESS AMONG THE ENEMY.--Ihe Evans
Il Qa.) Journal reports that The 18th and 18th
ana regiments at New Haven, KY, are in
sI siy anticipation of forward movement. Also,
= the 33d Indiana regiment is still suffering teri
s6l.S from the effects Of Gen. Thomas mastery ret
isssd from Cumberland Gap. Last Sunday, d week
snt. no less than five hundred and forty were
:, and but one hundred and twenty-five were fl
m No duty" s-.,..- .
: VIM. W. 80 . .
sI sHpao' HosIE MANUFACToRY OF UNIFORMS FOR SOLD
- Officers who wish uniforms nude in the yer.
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