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


ustain q Government Mhose little regsFd Tor them
,annet BE- but keenly fe1t fiji the fnsaienes ,filps
,ancy and brutal earelsaaness displayed towards
nents where Official manners are not unlssqnentiy
hose Of Sleek dainty puppyisi and insoIent Yam
zee e.ho1defs fmported from Washingto
The case we have reeited above OF official inso-
encs and earelessnessIs one Of facts, detained tor
is By an officer who il responsible for the trnth Of
bis Information. Like instances of such neasnsgs
are not unfrequent III some of the Offices of the
however, not 10 make large exception Il favor
Of many officials, whose civil and kindly treatment
Df the poor private soldiers driven around the
cumlocufi0n Offices Id Richmond, we have wit
~
ssT)yr ~ III RrG ys-fTH D. Err The Cincinnati
eornneyc;a1 fhus s,,ea,s Of the late foreign news
80 8 q L. ss,,id ~
aila giYss - opDion = tne poiiey a
Tie exportatiou of ayuus and ammunition from
England TO the United Statea has been Forbidden
and an immense quantisy ok arms are. being
rnust Be confessed, is decidedly hostile. The war
ike tone Of affairs has had IT'D eject Oh the English
markets, in producing decline Id cotton and an
adssss .sasn IN ans spas a Sns e ~ na ssa
cannot fail TO produce general exaspeTaten in this
country. 1t Is not reassuring to reflect that the re-
cent publication OF diplomatic correspondence BY
our State Department, fully 1isgoses the facs that
France and England have been acting III concert
respecting American affairs, and now we hear Of
the disposition Of France Ia be- meddIesome in sugs
gesting recognition 81 The Southern Confe federacy,
and In rendering hsserrices al aanediator between
England and the United sfases.aTha immsdiat0A
effect Of the news, probably will b., certAiHIy
should be, to stimulate our authorities I, put in
motion all our armies, and strain every nerve to-
crush the rebellion in the Southern States. II we
| could succeed speedily in overwhelming tbsTebeI
| hordes in Virginia and Kentucky We would not
| only regain the respect Of the nations Of Europe,
but be prepared 70 turn our attention to eansday
far more important TO the rebels than % onr Gov
eminent. There must be- the most SPEEDY and
aa g gns scN
Observation-Disclosures devoive VIII rictttv estimate M
yale oY tirnefor il Is Obvious every davis des
lay is bie with danger. and that the life the ms
4 snpreme haur of our destiny 2st 2 Y 81 ~ s4S ~
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se} An .,yysrtpy dean Iieutenants from
MnIla. yrho uara nm, intp IN lie Of
the Mammnth Gave. K Iately eonceiyed the Wild
idea IN viatng that Oraat curiosity IN accomDfish
rsb;cb +hav bsa ~ nsnafrata the eonritrv
q d;atancs@ Of 1eio,it miles and than pysss into
ser VICE ti,e nranristnr Iineolnites a. Guide AZ.
living a. that Mace they gave The proprietor 10
y, Understand init II M Md nat saceomuany them.
snd ntaa @tIatrss ,ersonatH safatv and The
seeurty Of their horses. his life wonld be the for
4 ssit The were accented al eompulsiou.
! and thev entered the cave wanserina from cham
her to Shamher and chas. HI fhasm nrltiI Il Al,
avfnl,v Gloomy Mace iIia anide suddenly turned
Il non t,a,,s icaid n eslsr1e Won
bava n rea t,e story the British offfcertw
4ol1 the Au,ericaH harher- If ha drew 1rop Df
x hlond while shavinfr him he WouId kill him ~ The