New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

Z Ii Aafeady manifested in the grand operate per-
ssrmanee OF z Robert IL Dabls, 'ssen Saturday
night MI Gerard viii the role % Robert and
III DeBeafn, the best basso NE haye ever heard %
& No eity, The; part Of Rerzra Madame Latorrre7
ne will have the part Of ALICE and Mademoiselle
zanetti HAT Of zsa1sRe The cost r. strongl nade
/ I'D I'll excellent Dne in every respect. antici.
vssea crowded house onI ths occasion s5ss4 s.
Mon Sisss asDs iii ApEKs BAsK The iiat of
8 newly eleotAd directors and officers Of this bank
wil edound ID smother column this morning. II
I'll ssss seen thst ~ changes have been made an
the leading oHscsso u the Bank S. .ssss 5s
bASg Oh LouIsI IS This bank will be closed
next Monday III comp lance with The Governors
Drsglaination, and viii hold annual election
ao1. das Soc notices. -. ... SCI
ED#EIGS MALL. IA foreign mail, including the
! limited Ssatea, viii be made up at the Post ofice
nexA Tuesday. Al o'clock, r. N. See advertise
nent tsrs rticuars. u
MaEg1kY NoTipEs. There ne several important
military naticess Il our cslumnss tilis morning
MOE AFF Ind ID rsD. The Cincinnati Commercial
says tBat lie conduct Of England the Affair of
] ~ Tssat ahgnid make the Northern people cut
tram nv English people and hereafter hold
commer6e only with those nations which have
some apprs eiaton! of high toned honor and mag
Aaninity z The writer's apparent earnestneas
Adds ty the efectpaf bis cruel irony. sgs "a va
tx III Il Ss
EoErasxs CoAsr DEFEsuEs. "A Northern paper
- the fciluWing: # "a
Tie thing needsul for our coast defanees u ff-55
xhoaIted os the bsach AZ Fortress Monroe, origi.
1af called Tie Floyd gun, and, since Floyd has;
been anded as q traitor and fhief known as Big
Thunder is the only specimen We have: Il has
and. though ffed III e1 periinsnts as often as an
ordinary gun will bear. there Is no nf deterios
rstion diseoverabss II. the power of this
enormous gnn that the sides nf the British Warrior
would, beyond doubt, be crushed by il Afm6r
sufeint III resist flight Of such mass of metal
- IL throws would weigh vessel down 50 MS to be
Interchangeable, Every fort on our coast should
have Nj least one Of these monsters, and the more
SAoayr AsDS pEspERA rE. - Says the Richmond
Dispatch y ssssssls NJ v 4. y
Vie Hon. sohnyl er Collax has lad another con-
vcTsatan With the General isiinD, MeG leilAl, on
Which, OCCASION III. says, " he General re,
peated with emphasis bis former der iaration that
ihGsW would he though il pr0babl would
! be desperate, His y former decarations Il II we
xecbllsut right, was made some mGnths ago since /
which Ting HE weather, UP to 4 late date was nm
eomiapfilY fne, and the roads as good as in apnl-
lssr but the war has been ID hurry In his
sext sersstions the Hon Schuyler would DO
Vel fp ask Gen. McGiallan 70 define what he
means by & short. The war was to be short
md sharp when Gen. Scott took command, and
pnder Cislian n ~ short and desperate.''
II The Hon. gotfax permits himself to be put off
win this vague staIsoty he il easily satisfied,
l4t AIin asS Ate Glslan 20 be- precise and definite,
= sasara who always giyes the number of
days in the WAT II t0 end tesi.m {
Gr MAilat stid who ii thought none the less Of
tie mark. sGiellan II ny prophet Hepredicted
hegoEe the 6attle III heesbhrg that the MoFtll had
Ind It'll last defeat and seen its last retreat ~ u
pseaic,ian viii "a was fulfilled by q tight in which
aixfeen hnndred Southern soldiers killed md took
prisoners y larger number than they themselves
Nd inthe field That the war will be 6 desperate.'
requires 10 profit 70 fofeteIl, Tor the South, AS
~. Ey Justly observes, IL terrihiy IN earnests
( and iii becoming more SO every day. It's people
IN dghtsng fcr all they hold dear On earth and
asCh people cannot consent osbe conquered by
enY padons fesst of al BY the men who hare just
nssns scared into coign lsions q single roar Of
Z ~ Bfitish lion. W VI