New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13

promising to cut the levees and drown ns all ont
Did that French ship which arrived here the other
day, bring the Empress Eugene,. or was it only
her mother Is it fact that the Yankees are
digging tunnel under the city, and If so, Is there
any danger in falling through!
We're all the guns in our Notifications stolen Dy
unknown parties last Tuesday night, anu has Gen.
Lowell put large water.ppes in their places mas
martial law been declared, or is it not to be done
at half.past on Tuesday night, in Jackson square,
Is it not true that the City Council have deter
mined to make cannons out of the bronze sfataes
Of jackson and Clay, and to take all thes TIN rom
the roofs OF the houses for the same purpose Is
it true that the public schools are to be closed.
and the lady teachersto be made do duty IN the
hospitals as nurses? In case Governor Moore
orders out the volunteers, will it not be his duty to
leave at least one regiment at home to protect the
ladies and children? Have the City Council ad-
journed sine die, and the members formed them
selves into military company and elected the
Mayor captain Ia. .aD, -
Won't you answer me these questions I am 50
much alarmed and so worried that don't know
what to do. You have no idea how many OF these
reports there are in circulation, and how strongly
they are insisted upon by those who told thenl
Let me hear from you as soon as possible.
Iour lend, hAIE fF"
To satisfy our friend, Miss Kate, we will answer
her questions to the best of our ability, 1emarking,
at the same time that we may possibly be mis-
taken on some Of the points.
Although there are large numbers of Yankees
and some free negroes on Metairie Ridge, they are
not exactlyin armed rebellion, but are secession
ists Of undoubted status, they ,cent e' most OF
them, as early as 1853 Gov. Moore is not particu-
larly hostile to natives of the Nutmeg State, nor
has he determined upon shooting them but we
| understand that he has issued orders to the Quar-.
termaster's Department not to purchase any hams
from them-without being sure that they are not
wooden limitations.
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s'tIloss,a - hoo, of cnsh;no.s oo,ion an III
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guns were not stolen; but Dago fisherman wa
caught on Lake Borgne with pistol in his pocket
which j, ia charged he stole from one of the so
s;..a a.o+;nnod tbo,o como t;n,o ago
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The water-pipe story is a pure fabrication. co
Tom Murray has them all in position at the Ere
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Tuesday night at 65 O'CLOCK, IN JACKSON square
bat will be whenever Gen. Lowell sees proper
issue his proclamation, if Gov. Moore does nc
~n:sa+ r,;s ,,.o hona row n.r,icu,or frie,d
, OBJECT Inns We nave ,Fom ~, pa!''u,ai iilenu
friend OF the Generals Ihe llty Councl nav
not determined to melt down Messrs. jackson an
thou M, ra+ a ennn,v of brass Tho fin story ma
they eau se' supply oi orass lne IN s'o'' III,
be true nut not eAaetly as stated II is 10 ma
q circulating medium for which this article is to /
used The schools are not to he closed lust We