New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-14
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l5itg more thar q passing noticc The weather was
commented on. Caro- delet street Was remarkably
quiet Che telegraphic adyees were discussed.s
The sudden departure pr torcible leayetaking Of
minent offieer Of one Of orr leading ncorpo-
!rations Was, commented on. !, The Individual in
question. though living in our midst for the last
fourteen years or longer, has been mistrusted for
the past year. In all probability we shall hear Of
him through the medium Of the public prints, the
same Az Of that notorious Abolitionist, William j
Dewey @he question issofIsn asked ,are not our
citizens orr generous authorities entirely too lib.
ierai, too easy, with these enemies Of tile South
PERSONS known TO be ininical to the South and its
Interests are permitted TO- walk our streets day
after day They may talk sedition; preach insnr-
sEection, and cannot be reached by our existing
laws as enemies, # they can prove they are sub.
sajeeta of European or foreign powers. Northern.
States have been regarded since May last as for
eign dorntnio yet allow the citizsns thereof
reside among US and disseminate their pernicious
principles expressing hostility rsustitutions,
asi the case of thei iate Secretary Of one or our
most Important railroad companies. The person
in question has been suspected for 70 long time a
terror to thesecession Of Louisiana. aais; ~ III
porte. We refer to the words u the great Jack
son that those who axe not for US, and are, appa,
rentiy dumb, are against us. Is al + q rs sas
The Geographic dispatches received yesterday
Were if they could he relied on Of an interesting
nature. But they were runiors, employing the
9woris said with more freedom than Il re-;
gard for correctness;or truth would warrant There
some talk about the running Of the blockade
soni the otomac BY the Yankee Or Hessan steamer
Pensacola II isfa very easy matter for an armed
steamer 10 take an old hulk On each side and,
aeyade the strongest batteries. The ankses can
pass Petite Goquille Pass or Chef Menteur Pass
with the same facilities They can pass or forts,
1871. Philip ana Jackson. The great agency, steam,
inaugu untold Of facilities in the science
3of war. The enemy can, however, be reverted
from coming UP the Mississippi through tie agency
III fre;ships, frs-rafts and rams. The Yankees, in
fact have holy horror in regard to fire and close
lquasters. q ID Manassas, the ram. ~ e slsgA1
There appears to be conflicting accounts abont
the commercial 1 position of the North. The ex-
ports from New York 10 foreign countries. for lie
year ls9l, gre largely in excess of former years
/ l1e ihefsase y Due 70 TIE grain operations. On
i the seth December tho banks If Nav yo,t civ
sstoppea paying coin. They had lost. since M I'M
Itof November seventeen millions of do,lars 51,ba
ports from New York for the last year sbow
large Increase over any previous wear. Bnt II
~ the controlling center Of the great West
Tern Continent has ceased to exist, though L haa
some symp athigers IN this good citylof ours. NJ
held ant 10 them that direct trade with Rurone
will offer more than equal advantages, ere many
4 months ne passed. tse & 8 = y 5asss s5
III or last falk We alladed to the success 81 fhe
4 nissien Of Mr.. Laurance through some OF tbe
western parishes ia behalf Of the Volunteer q,
Free Market although. the solicitations 81 MI
4 Eaurancs % far % subscriptions were concerned
were TO fayorably, they were MOTTO ths
extent that some people think that ID the necessi
lies aud Of the market. to sustain ii
Il benevolent and praiseWorthy Interests, are fa
from being supplied BY the subscriptions tenderet
through Ar. daurance. He only Travelled througl
l3seyen Of eight parshes. The donations tenderes
him are subject % many interruptions. The low
stage Of the water in the bayeus viii occasion
4 delay in the transportation OF course, the dona
tons SO generously rendered by our planters ans
country friends, are subject to many centip