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


must remind opr ~ dsss tbst Capt. Haven was
the frst person who Tie Confederate States
iiag ii ST Loais, and when he did 30, q large. and
inausntial frm hi that city, who had long beer
friends Of the Captain came on board and told hin
that he must pull that Gag down from his hoatl
matched. The Captain told fhan 1t was himsel
shat had placed IL fhere, and II was against hi
principles to pull it down. And it remained there
The Governor Of Missouri lClaib, Il. jackson
having appreciated the motives II Capt. De Havei
for what he hadsdone for the Southern sCanteder
acy, with . few distinguished friends among whom
NE may mention Gen. ". Shields, Major Thos. q
Murray and Col. John r Tracy, all Of Missouri, re
paired on board Of the Alonzo Child when she WA
here last and presented Capt. DeHayen with 9
splendid and valuable Missouri State flag The
flag is very large, Of heavy blue slk, and surround
ed with brilliant lace bullion. On q ground Of gold
| in the center the state Of arms are exQuisitey
painted, with the mottos q Sdtas fol'ss shpe'sa
e1 II and United We stand, divided we fall Gov
Jackson, ID presenting the flag to Capt. D Haven
made d speech replete with eloquence, quot
ling history and applying its teachings to the
present hour. He also made touching allu.
SONS to the families Of Capt. DeHavets aud other
/ RGuIltluELs PlSSGlAtt VIZ WSiS
at the mercy of the vandals,, brought tears
70 the eyes Of those pres ent and concluded amidst
rantuf Gus applause. Capt. De Haven received the
flag in q modest, plain , and We may say soldier
Ike response, pledging himself and officers Of his
splendid steamer never to allow the beautiful gift
to be stained with any faint Of dishonor. He was
followed by Gen. Shields and Col. Gaines in two
telling speeches, to whiehit is an impossbity for
us to do justice in our limited space. ia.
After the ceremony Of presentation was over
the company present joined in one Of those happy
reunions which can only be gotten up by Capt
DeHayen. 81 ;#
During the evening our friend Mcbride, ,the cor
rect and estimable clerk of the Alonzo Child, was
presented, by Gov. jackson and suite, with a
splendid gold pen and silver cigar case.
The following notes accompanied the aboyes
mentioned presents We publish them in full, be-
Cause We think it matter of Justice to put on
record the estimation ii which Capt. DeHaven and
his officers are held BY their fellow citizens Of
Missouri ss9 4
. !, I, EEv ogls a =, January 1861
Dear Sir The undersigned, citizens Of the
State of Missouri, beg yonr acceptance of the
aceonp snying flag for ycpr ,splensid boat.
u s intended as 9 slight testimonial .of our re-
friend and i patriot. We trust that yon may pros
per during+a long life, and that the Alonzo Child
may continue to float many 2 year on the great
Mississippi. Ill 81, e
beautiful aoors # our State hung out u tie breeze
from her staff. Sincerely yours
THos. 81. Una AZ, ss JoHs T. TRACEY, 4
". 81 AcksoT, /, u Z, !, n, g. eoonlET n
59iss8sf VI ss8 5Esss s#. "a ts5sa IS Il. ~
eBss Nd q steamer sl sios oss sh Jan ss2
y Dear SI-The undeFsign ID citizens ef the State
sof Missouri, beg your acceptance of the accom-
panying gold pen and pencil, and silver cigarscase,
as slight Testimonials of their esteem and regard
for you as q man, q Missourian, a friend, ands "a
patriot. = ssS ssasssss S3sgs s8 5GsE & 4tG
Wishing you long life with health and enjoy
8ment. we are sincerely yours ~ S9&s Y
A$$,S 81. F.sJACKSoN, JNo. a.. TRACEY,
W. sHIHLDs n w. Jackson, Il "
ss3$a THoS, ii, MURRAY Nc. GoODLETT', ss3
I'm. HARRISON.
The Memphis Avalanche, Of the 10th, says
The river was rising last evening at this point.
n. The splendid steamer Golden Age, from New
Orleans, arrived az this port yesterday 75&S
& MHToN RELE FOB 40RELo usAs The regular pas
senger packet Milton Relf, Capt. CT 0. Pickett,
commander, and Mr.. Thee. s Lastraps clerk leaves
at oiclock this evening for all landings 5Ope.
slousas. X. ss Nh s ss =
II rs eHN "a. CoFTEs FOR BAyoUx e. S.
mail and SPLENDID low eSSure passenger packet
John A Gotten Capt Vi B. Batanco commander
and NE. al. Dnpny. clerk leaves at o'clock a. III.
for the above and all coast mail landings &
II ~ \ u, r, c,YIp 1,ba M III. atlv
tpasseneer nacket Masv n. Cant Il Dngas' SnnYr;
IA nder. and Mr. Enpene Latapie. clerk. leaves Il Il
a,elock tis aav for fhe boya ann ali nfermeiiate
coast landings s:Ss = .f t5. / n
1Rr,s1,I, ], ,,ro,R III TnN The ,naonifcent
al Ihary;,la Gant n Il Cross
mfandas and Mrs;tleee Grass clerk laws n i
oaclonk this evening mr. Baton Roee I,obdel1,s
stores, and internediafe coast landings. sfssl
EHpfiRE PAaIsH For THE LOWER CoAsT. - Tho
Grant il Commander and Ifr. L. Bavhi. elerI
isaF essat clock This morning for ali landings
on the Lower Coast. e
E,R4 No Y NOR RFp RIVER. The light draft ras3
1,aekef Era No Cant. Charles Is Rarstow
cnmmanlerS and MI. M. III, CnlheTtsan cIerk
leaves Al o,eIock this eyeningsfor ali landings on
Rad river. eonnecting Al Aiexandria with the iaht
draft naaket ma Ma n for 1SjIrevannrt 20
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I'll IL naaIt Rsa
al heu
a,caa- ti;s aueS;na IN te ahnVa and wav I,onts
d = i 80 Iii - r.
ED GAY FOR AiH PHls.--Iais splenola ana
fayofIte regular passenger PACKET leaves ior Mem
PMS ana tae benas AZ 9 = cloGh tnls WIN
laps. o.. Nr a ~ command and AAr. ne Brooks
u u me ONCE. fhe passenger accommodaucns OF
tne way are oI q hlBh order OF eXcelence. Il Her
speed y well known, ana passengers and Shippers
wln ING themselves or " hands q
carei1l and competent Objects. among ner othefS