New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01
Louisiana Intelligence.

IHey nave Uebll GVuSOLe
parish for the benefit of the soldiers, Gas we learn
ffom Ise Meschacebs, which netted the handsome
srlm of near three hundred dollars. 4s "
Auaat oo,a.e,iy II ST. ainsssay that aomeof
the young students Of 5effers College have Left
fortthe war.
II ArrAKArAs .CoFTosA We tranalste rom
L,Ana,u goures.y the olioWing
The Creole women of Attakapas have been
making for d long time, ont Of the cotton grown
upon the soiI, certain goods much esteemed IL the
markets Of the South. woman can MAKE twenty
five ellis Gan ei is yard ana aa1,1 o.
makes seyenty-HYe dollars The expenses of fab
rieation are small Two years since Ienhessee-
an broughtint nun ger OF ma.
chimes to clean, card and spin the cotton Iherel
are now in this region abouta hundred of these
machines, capable Of making three hundred eiis q
cottonade aiinonth The cottonade sells at pf1ce
reduced to one dollar aud cents an ei
The. machine imported from Tennesses does not
occupy more than four Or 1--WE square feet, and can
Sbe worked by two Child rens "
We are requested -by .. Nc. Avery, stateE
that the report circuiats ths paflsh
that he ia selling the salt manufactured by him at
tE1ee dollars per bushel, is not correct Heds now
ready to furnish planters or hants Wlha snpe
riof article, delivered by him at New Iberia at
4 t. f.. tSt. Martinsvii1e Courier
4 5pRorEor1oE AGAINST EREyAssEs.-The Pointe
i gonpeo Ecfo says.:4
In view Of the high stage Of the river, the Gov
ernor has adopted . most excellent plan for pre-
ana tie cutting Of the leyees. Detaehments from
\ tie militia companies are required to patrol tue
lovees all night, and for this purpose squad for
each nightn the week is detaiie forsduty, py me
u Captains Of tn q companies. %s4IssS
:, Tie same paper says: s. ~ isysss rsfe
THE river at this point Is some two feet
: the leVee and still rising, - ,s
The Tensas Gazette Of Friday says: JED IS ..53
: From passengers down we learn the deplorabie
f fact tfatthe leyee broke at osey place, apnys
ri lyAshton and atssome other point, IN eonseqaene
q of which the Bayou Macon country viii, 70 y yet
y great extent, be Inundated. 3D. IN 7ag 7a
! ! a At no BE Bu1LT BIZ OUR LADIEs.--Th
Y following subscription list has been left with us
Al ;t explains itself, we need not add anything I
Il indnee cur patriotic ladies' to- their poe
for the Ct THIS none
1e Subscriptions for building q gunboat, y, Ao. 2
or called The to re Gn ~ " e m
III ishes Of Tensas Coneordia, Madison and Gaffoi
isl Mrs n Mason s bales Of cotton; Mrs.iS W DO
il ley, 81 D. Mason w Dorsey IN, o.,et,s
Nv The Alexandria Democrat says that" Old Rad
i is falling. - Z y :.5.;s 44ss
r. Cor. HERBERT, MAJOR TuNsARp AND GApT.sl \. Y
- IN An FoRT SMirH 60 Opr readers will be higl
:. gratified 10 learn that the three LonlsanlaI m
en- aahart Tnnnard and Viglini, who were captar
ng by the Federas in therecent hght IN ~
re- have been exchanged and IN salssy y.
,h Smith w have been klndy iu ~ - - =
.s;s following dispatch: ~ 'F'&
nv 10 Ft : = sn,, March Col Hebert q
"a self arrived safe yesterday AA well
~ Two MORE CoMrAN1Es.- Our parish now.has =,
VT co1,nanies nearly ready to leave tor the seas
all warFl,apt Bynunis infantry, and Capt. Y On
ike caynlry. This will swell the nunbe our par
ent has contributed the army to about one thousa
his lesndsd ~ adsdition ia the above Col
rge crossing finely with his company No. voea
gFg the p,aduemine Gazette calls for the establi
,rna ment Of martial law III the river parishes
lter 1,,pa nyEMEsrs II IN Baron RouGE. our per
1ght bulatos around the ia sss
ison with the nnsnper " :. mani seems to
7 noine ahead with wonderfu coa.uS " n;
the and ths nTiass while man
aoes heai es.a.s ~ ,he tnre prosperity of the
Mr.. saam Inclined to hold on to property o. az y
for Sor stii better prices. This shows I'M.
open that the people q y ~ III have an ab
~ onnfi5ance 4 in our ultimate success Ihe eW
body s,ar sractinp by WIS. Pike, Esq ls one oi
80. nv a;n teatnres We observe in the pro gress q
,.nn,. .sa sister city ISugar Planter. 8
othed s. srR ASgg, v1sITo ast Monday mornln
= ,;co mi ajor Philip Banef W2anae1 ana
t,lred q large beaver IN the river 9Rpasl,
ofhce. What this strange visitor was aaing
4 ires Sara We can't say, unless he IS an .emiss
J,inoon's come dawn to inspect the !lor.lo
llning = ,,.:,.
IS, the T,,,. M aqIoN or M ls,op
re oc- correspondent Of the Memphis Apsus ~