New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-22

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/, sWILMNGToN, Jan. 2l;rrA Dispatch from Goldsr
children have arrived from Nawbern By thetrafn
this evening, Ne other news; fight sxpsessd slss
and states there were at Iiaa P.M on
the lsth inst, 125 sao the e1emy's vessels zoo
vessels inside and % large steamers outside the
attack NeYbern and Hyde county and Roanoke.
Inlet simultaneously. Confidence ii expressed in
the ability Of forces for their position
Movements Of the Fsderalss ssE 4% I
4, NAsHFLLE; Jan. 21.41P Passengers by todayts
train report that the Federals number from ten to
twelve thousand; that they are at Murray Galloway
county .Ky:, about two miles from Paris Tenn.
1t is said their march is in the direction of the lat
ter place. but Nothing definite istknoWn of their
movements Or intentions. they are at the place
seize the railroad and burn the bridges SO as to
prevent icommunica between Columbus and
Bowling lGreen.st8 ss3t gssGai. q {ta7s ! 8asE
- - &S5eSe From Memphis. sssazsez. tsss,
MEMPHIS, Jun: 81 Tile latest intelligence from.
Paris Tenn. is to the effsctthat asiarge Federal
force Is At Murray, Ky, threatening Fort Henry
4and the Memphis ana Ohio Railroad. Their object.
is to cut off Communication between Memphis and.
Bowling Green Great excitement exists at Pars,
which latter place is twenty FIVE niles from Muir
ray. Several Shareholders have already come I'd
Memphis with their negroes. Nothing new from
Columbus An An attack q e nmonaentarily expected.
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ass'S'"sstla " s'a From Richmond sifa aas s4s$
RteHMosp, JAM. ETyier's ID fl.
neral, the weather as inelement,
was largely attended. The funeral sermon was
eloanently and impressive pfonounc ced BY Bishop
Johns, IN st. Papl's chnrch He was buried at
Holl by the side of Presids lent Monroe. Presi
| dent Davis, the members Of Cor gress, the Gov
ernor Of the State, The Legislature tie heads of
Departments, and an immense concourse Of citi-
M Mzens and strangers were in the procession. s,sa
From Savannah %sgsis-ag ~
SAVANNAH, Jan. 21.--Ths mornings News says !:
Yesterday private lettars from the Carolina coast
says the Federal vessels had not left Fort Royal
and the picketB report40 ior SO up Broad river,
about 15nliles from PorttR Royalssgfi ~ i5lts;a
xa s3z&t z9 From Petersburg. " sss@
PETERSBURG, Jan. 81. Two Of Wise's legion
one named Gsmpbell and The other George, we've
was shot by the captain Of the company and the
other by sentinel. + 81 ,tss 81. >sF
+ @s5 81 s;s Louisiana Legislature. n Il Ss
u BAToN RouaE, Jan. 81 yesterday, in the Sens
ate,the general ropriaten bill reported by the
Finance Committee passed. gtttsssg l4atSs rTss
Et8A bill inreiation to patrols passed. ss.iaq.e ~. :
f. bill to provide for the raising Of troops in this
| State for the Confederate service passed. ~ ~
blfor thew widening, a op ening and straighten-
| ing ofthe streets in New Orleans passed. -
| A bill amending the revenue Law. passed. = ! ~ ~
saMr. Texada offered o. bill for the calling OF d
| State Convention six months after q treaty sof
| peace with the United States. n It1itssg issi
| In the House, the bill for taking Testimony of
persons in the military and naval service passed.
A bill to encourage volunteering by making It
| unlawful ito render judgment for misdemeanor
against persons in the military or naval service or
theirsureties, passed .syassfyS.9 II, sktse ssss -
A bill suspending execution on judgments against
debtors to alien enemies. Passed. sB.sse 4 I 'ftt'
IL ASbill from the Senate, appropriating $29 900
| to charities. Passed-ayess37, noes 36.4s-f4+ y.s.
The bill to abolish the Office of Superintendent
of Public Education was lost by not receiving the
majority required by the constitution, the vote,
however, ,wasre considered and the, bill placed on
the table subject to call { S6es 77ss ..,s,
ia bill regulating the rank of mortgages was
~ The bill prohibiting the issuing as currency of
small notes and bills payableitol bearer or order
drafts or checks, railroad, steamboat and hotel
companies are embraced in the prohibition bill is
| stillpending at 7so'elock 2. Ms i3s2g{g sss%
To-day the Governors veto of the Cotton Plan.
ters Relief Bill was sent to the House at half.past
| IL O'Clock, Al. M; twas read in the midst of pro-
found sence.s After the reading the most indig-
nant denunciations were expressed by Hon.
e. Davidson, whose speech received immense
| applause. motion for a recess was Immediately
carried by ayes, 3d. nays ~ The friends OF the
Cotton bill, from, both Houses, met IN caucus /;
they recommend the passage Of the bill, if possi-
BILE, over the Governors veto, and that no other
business be done until the bill is passed.. A COM
/ mittee Of the friends and opponents Of the bill
from both Houses is now sitting with view to such
i active modification as may make the bill accepta.
I bles to sufficient number of members Of both
I Houses to pass 1t by the two thirds majority Five
O'Clock, P. NJ, both Houses have adjourned until
to morrow, without doing anything. IN the House
the vote on adjournment was, ayes, IL noes, ll.si
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