New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-14
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LATEST s TEbEGRAPHH INTELLIGENCE,
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q RICHMOND, Jan. l3.--A portion Of the Richmond
press published this morning q statement that
Galveston, Texas, was taken by the Federals; but
nothing cenfrn1atory has been received by the
Confederate authorities. report is ciscutated
here, and stated on the authority received by a
prominent Virginia official, that the Fedetals have
evacuated Romney, but the report needs further
confirmation. The Petersburg Express received
dispatch this afternoon from Norfolk, which says
The elements are fighting for US. The severe
gale, now prevailing, has forced the Burnside ex-
gediiion back 70 Hampton Roads, The weather
is cold at Petersburg, and cold here with snow
sThe Indications are, that the destination of the
IL transports, 16 propellers and sidewheel steam
ers, OF the Burnside expedition which left Hamp.
ton Roads on Sunday afternoon, apparently bound
sonthward, will be developed at al early day =
| The Northern press are sanguine that favorable
results will follow Summers speech in the Senate,
| as he; took gr0nnd against Wilk,s' capture of
| Mason and slide'l and considered Engiand's de-
nand and Seward's rendiE onTight. 4se$ = N; Y
| Revolver Colt died at Hartford, Conn., on the
| 10th inst. -, s ~ ,5f5 i''g1 Il s'5 4
Adyices from Missouri report Gen. Price rein
| 1orce1 by.Arkansas troops, and fight at Rolla
was expected. 80 stsS+7 t45ss5 81 rtta 5ts3
tg Mrs. Greenhow and Snaithson the Banker. "
RIc1iMosD, JAM 13. The flag Of truce news
from Norfolk, was received too late last night to
send South. The following are the principal items:
| The St. Louis Democrat of the. 9Th inst. says,
from sixty to seventy Thousand Federals are pre-
| Nashville, in conjunction with Bnelts force. a
project for .cking New Orleans Ia being dis
cussed in the Lincoln Cabinet Y y. e
Mrs Greenhow and ,Smithson, the banker, have
D hoa innrr SrP Pauf Ia Tnfa
The vote in the Lincoln Senate for the expulsion
of Bright Of Indiana, from the Senate, was largely
| in favor of Bright retaining bis seat. The New
1ork banks refuse taking The Lincoln Government
/ loan.. sqe :. ss.'.if,f.e9 ~ III t-5 S
I An Engagement Probable at Bowling Green.
| NASHVILLE, JAM l3.-Sleeting and showing. here
| this evening. Reports from Bowling Green state
that cur Generals still expect an advance of the
enemy butthe late rains have retarded operations.
| The last reports estimated 5000 FedeEals had
| crossed = Green river at Mumfordsvile and lat
| Row.ets Station, -four miles from the bridge. The
heavy embankments on. the Louisville and Nash
vile turnpike, near Nashville, were blown up on
the 7th inst. A. private dispatch received here
this evening, says large Federal force is march
| ing on Burkesville, to flank Gen. Zollicofer This
Intelligence regarded sreliable, sand much anx-
iety is felt for the safety Of Cen Zollieoer's com
tmand. tTsss Rat5 u. aHstasf 1zss' Es.- -
From Lincolndom via Norfolk. ,:Es
! NORFOLK, Jan. R.AMr. L. O. Wise. periodical
dealer ID this city, has received the Phadelphia
Inquirer Of the 10th inst: Of which the following
is a summary Gen. Mcclellan is worse. F Z, :
H. ALBANY, Jan, "a resolution has been intro
duced id the Legislature reqdesting the lincoln
Cabinet to inaugurate system for the mstual ex
| WAsnSGroN, Jan. ct is 1inted III diplomatic
circles that war with England is Inevitable, and
the next steamer may bring the recognition Of the
| Confederate States. It is reported on the avenue
| that most important dispatches are coming to the
! United States on the steamer Canada, and thai
Government has received their purport BY tefe
| graph. 55,-'2ts Ff. ssFf = ~ %
4 There is heavy pressure from the North on the
| inactive state Of the Army of the Potomac, anl
more rumors to-day Of dissensons in the Cabinet.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 9.--Another expedition will Fl
out here Immediately after the Burnside expedi
ton sails. " SN5a@ ~
Another British steamer has been dispatched tt
| Lord Lyons. s.
Treasury Notes are four per cent. discount.
The Burnside expedition comprising thirty -dv.
| vessels, went to sea to-day and Sailed South
!. Louisiana Legislature. :.
BATON ROUGE, Jan. l3.-In the Senate Mr.. Salo
mon presented memorial from numerous citizen
of New Orleans, praying for change in the law
regulating the free public schools. ests
The same Senator introduced bill in conformit,
to the above memorial. Both memorial and bill
were, referred to the Committee on Public Educa
| ton. - -sss174, - tat Is - Is5z,s- IL
4 The bnl forthe management of the penitentiary
was reported back, fayoraby, from the committee
l o'clock A. a.. ys WI.
The bill in relation to the sale of runaway slave
was passed. r rla.c.- 49, ls}[ y
New Orleans was referred to the city delegation
The Committee on Commerce reported back
| with amendments the bill for the relief Of cotto1
planters. The Senate refused to suspend the rules
to make it the special order for to morrow. q -.
Mr.. Scott introduced bill to. amend the revenue
laws and the manner of collecting the same, whicl
was referred. 05 AZ . =, - IL :. ~, {
The special order for o.day was the bill to pre-
vent during the existing war monopolies and 5eN
tortions in breadstuffs and other articles of con
4 sumption and trade, which passed. =, tssls#
The second special order was q bill to reorgan
ze the militia Of the State, which was discussed
4 and several sections adopted. Sc , f s.1 II,
In the House, Hon. Thos. c. Anderson, elected
Representative in place of A. 0. Guidry for th,
parish of ST. Landry, was qualified and took hi
seat. =. y - 20 ~ ,r5-...r =. AL y.
The bill in relation to Public Printing was mad
the special order for Saturday next, at Il O'Clock
Thu bill to abolish the Office Of Superintendent
of Public Education was made the special orde
fer Friday at IL o'clock. "a 4. 60 "a -q. Il -
The bill reported from the special committee t
incorporate an Association for the Relief of tn
Sick and Wounded Soldiers of Louisiana, wa
passed. The same committee report favorably O
the Senate bill appropratng $l5o,oo0 in aid of tn
Associations at Richmond and New Orleans fo
the relief of the sick and wounded soldiers fro1
Louisiana, with an amendment to conform to aboy
act Of Incorporation bill, passed. - j., -
The bill reported by the Committee on Militia
reorganize the militia of the State was made th
special order for Thursday at II O'clock. F2 al
The amendments of the Senate to the bill to reg
ulate forced sales of property was concurred in
and additional amendments made. The bill re
ported from the Judiciary Committee putting 10
the same footing during the war and for twelv
months after, all judicial and conventional mort
cages, and declaring no priority Of right estah
lished by previous registry, was ordered to Q thr
reading. a...s. :
Evening sessions have been resolved upon
Western Military XCorrespondence
The Glorious Eighill-Thc 6unboas Again-Gen Pillow
Movement for his Re nstafon-How the Lousanans hai
been NeglectedToo Much Glory Claimed for Tennessee
, jeff Thompson Again, etc, elc. a., g. li..as
Special fheNew Orleans Crescent Is " ''i''F "
CoLuaEus KY, january 8, 1852
M. Edaor-The Glorious Eighthlis doubles
being merrily celebrated in New Orleans; but it