New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-15
TALK ON 5CHANGE.

There very little talk yesterday in fact 1t was partcu
larry dul. Carondeet yesterday Col Fassnan was
there ready to receive orders for his ties old bay
and buggy had taken the place of that old weather
which has stood gaad many weary months cooudon
Yea yea standing Col B.xters taking
meridian trying to take IT. Qhe weather being very cloudy
we could not discern anything all the Poydras only
Col Fassmans old bay hoe and buggy We must not omit
however that s3wing his yores as well as iron
hoops Not scntila of ntomarn oher respects
By by we observe that The Attorney ihe State
Las spread his sign Carondeet We that
great required close watching State should he
directly represented on its flags .Ai-
There telegraph dispatches received up the close
OF business the frequent excitement
soine talk about the essians progress up that
from the Balize towards the forts and an
from Mississippi Sound all quiet the lake Shores and the
boys Ut Fort Pike fully prepared for Abe ncon's cohorts
Texas who captured by the Yankees and
tanned for forty days. and ashore Mississippi
being transferred from vessel to vessel city three
days sncs 1t supposed through this souFce the
ing General of this department has been placed in possession
much Information Subsequent accounts however, that
the enemy has we'd large renforcemens Ship band
but not sufficient to make lind attack city, So
far learn there troops Ship Island this is
not sufficient for respectable show Mote plain
as the MONDAY that the HeRsisns rely their navy,
In the contemplated attack city, than their
In the campaign of 1914 and is the British squadron
posed of ninety six vessels including transports and
and they only could bring about troops with
piofIsIoub
present contest the advantages Of steam give enemy
laged facilities. or ii well undes this time that
the raising o the blockade of ports part France
England need not be talked In November last talked very
freely that the blockade If to lie broken be by
efforts We cautioned our merchants and factors not to
rely the great influence of cotton 1t manifest that moth
ing but powder and balls managed by
usty devoees Of the Southern cause will open
"sacknowledgeh the receipt from old commercial house
of this city, of liverpool circular of the cotton market
the lSt OF February, We have
me. r ,.., i-I- f. a ~, ,a,J-e r.ufs ..,gis IN ~
The weather yesterday denoted something spring equ
If should turn into hurricane
mens Of the Hessan squadrop shall rejoice. If it would
send them where :risoners Of taken Ieyd
against the Cumberland, nobody would complain l.l !.
The following OF letter. from of the South
denoe1 the feeling which nnimaes the South
1t is dated Camp Waonyile February 8 1862
Speaking Of wound received by the falling Of a leg by
which his fingers broken, aud though in fighting
order, he would the risk of using it of fight he
says -N s- III as1 %s-s- ''' i.HF F'r2
be We shsuld DO ob ged ia buck behind The
Ter the odds which can bring against u.s. Com
At S % IL ss inv with msy ss
phis and then advancing New Orleans from above
be SG Il + ss hy hPs I @ @
either to ah, the North until herei arm left to strik
he 's "os 9od
o Sowa ~i S" %sss hs1
W ysnFes M & oqRi6y 5 M al be sss amy T M fln e%s
every Of trade fdnslry and naive, and citizens
The south will become ses 70 the fnnkes nation
annhated in honor than to exist in crimson dishonor
The foregoing the views OF the entire South There
will e such word fail in the glorious cause in which We
engaged and the foregoing only the determine
ton Of every true Sou,herner. Fight fight !"
the words Of AL volun.e and soldiers leaving for th
battlefield,