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aawaawa aanaaaaaaai aaaaaaaj i BY IKENDALIa, HOLBBOOK 4 EDITORS AND PROFRIETORR Office 66 Cur Btiiit. teems or ni ncATVirsi ma for um imii. ibsbs tar SIS, for Feebly, ball TarW ead quarterly at a pi reductioa. All sabaGrmWae (a be mmU Inva riably advance. Single BspiB, uwrtuftiiu or n.ucea, rr atva.

la rarl solid, hevtna the (na mi tbe WW. 01 Proa. to twenty baaa, the Srs lassrtlias. Si sack mWrt. tor tS.

ran Um I'M-!" aen. nM savertkawseato wfli he A anil da Mala Mr ETTli-mU published at mtsrvaH i get ease Bkerel rkrarat will si freely daring cne year. ttl erdarod wrt. 9. a.

It twenty Uiity biaxdJs of printing apr, trV4 K. Oar- "h734 lashes, which win stored la ua wArenoase JaektoB BaiLraad, lathis nity, wars taAcn thenirom by soma person Or lertons nnkaown, which famsilad on Friday. Tas drsyniaa who took, hi troprty away Croat th depot is- notified to Jbtirig it to this office, or to tha place from wa taken. Alljr9per charge frill be paid. Tni Grioril BAIOABK.

We hav al- toady alloded to Um Ntt eea-rio that has rendered oar eitj by the military eota-Stance of Gsna. oca and Maliaan, aiding Ota Mayor and polls la prasar-iag th qnisi aad good arder of oar eity daring th BxaitajaaJiU of th last Amxt or fir days. coaot too often sarasstry Near to it. Jut had spsoial oppoitanhiM of obssrring Ah alacrity, th djrotdna and Sdallty and ndnranea. in tpU of fatlgaa and dopriration comfort, -with which tby haT difhargsd Ah (SbUs thsy bar so promptly astamsd.

Th advantages that bars aaeraad to th pity from this so ores are insalonsabla. EvACCATios or FoaT Pike. It was bUT the report jras eoalrmed, the Confederates had s)Tacnatd Toit Pik and abandoned erery-thing it eoLtaiaed proTisionSt monitions, Btc, oc FirTT Dollars Kiward. It appears by teadTtrtlaamsnt, in another col am, that a re-irard of $50 is offared for the recovery of soma mrticles of jewelry which war lost on San-sjsy erenisg, in Ute Third District. Brooks Bouse Th proprietor of this fplsasantly sitnated, Urge, and well managed ctubUshmcnt.

has an adTartisamaat in an- Other colnmn, of Interest to families. Twa Fiaa Dshartmist. The attention the members of the Fire Department is Balled to the notice from th Chief Engineer, aiabliehed in another eolnam. The Bubttkk Keoimewtj Aaotic of some Inttrsst to the members of the Somtor Begi-neat win be found among th advertls-; 8 advettisement of lot and houses in the Third District for sale. The Mator's PaofftaiiATioss.

The attention of th public is eallad to the Mayor's proclamations and his avotio to shopkeepers, Vhich will found among th adTertiee- Thi Morat or the War, CoL Morgan la voted th Marion of this war. With equal Justice can Col. Turner Ashhy, of Gea. Tack-son's corps of the Virginia army, claim to be ghe Mural of th war. Not long since pobliabad an sztraet from th Winchester correspondence of the Philadalpia Enquirer, giTicg the teatimony of Federal offleers to his Blsspless energy and personal daring.

They htm captured, merely to as th maa wbo bad been fighting them all the winter Wherever they1 hppeared," said these, his ary Been. let. Ko smaU tribute, surely, this. With Us jilendid regiment of cavalry he fought the foe wherever he met him, ao matter what the Odd. He has ever yet suffered a decided siefcut his greatest reverse going no further 20 drawn battle.

Often it would seem jgftcv to a disinterested spectator that the CoUl was ceruialy whipped, but th man himself never realized that vahU prtaition. Oa such occasions he awoulti 4etr slowly and defiantly, th enemy, Boteatiug to pnrsue iwu lo which was seldom the ease after an en- with the Askby horse. CoL Asbby fun ver deolined a fight, and it is together jajrliu cool audacity of his charges which sw uthe admiration of hie enemies and jrf him to rank the Murat of our TJ fiichmond Dispatch makes the folio w- -1 ikeresce to the services of CoL Ash.by sftarit us pi aara so auuoa ua aarrioaa thi. offiear. IT, wao aaa aaaa aw uwwai Storcrr of oar Comcuonwaajth, A truar sad kraver doM not aUt witbta Um aonSaaaa hiadaHu laate an4 aarolo anloHa, ia wa af kia nativa.

Viiiia, in uivanal laamm aaTacy, mt Jmimian, uuFImi afta tita war taxntnataa will fta lahanaai arlth InfioiM sntiIostian mad. daUfkt. M.m ara tka ImUmU talatod ol his chivalrous rtll ha aabUahad Btoia. wLioh, aa raeaotlT aiapiayaa toa mwjn tr ay ta tbia tlna, haa keen eatef I eatrboa Oeada. With tba Valley saoala.

bia yn a ioww of atrancta, and If au waa avac- SdeUaaAIoiBtaTaaadaaUaBtooadBot. TarnarAakh lataoUaaAky tbaaafor wkoaa koam ana traaUaa aa taa keaa atruaaUaa. With thou aanala ha jgH ottiy latarma of tba moat eothaaiaaUe pratoa. vaa inua utoiaem nay aarva a maieata um ekaraer ar of tba aaa. Wkaa oaz uat aTaeoata Wla-taaatar, naear ariera Iroai the Wii iniliinai fa wUk -ti kaesaat ialnntanoa that but aaa wua -um uraat lairwnanoa um aaaay mt out aMva aoldlan tnrpaa tbalt baoka naoe thaU koarca aa taatr Mra onaa Tba Brat aaty at tba ajoUiet tba bad hMrnee, aad yleUMS eheaJeaee i bat arttb hearte full of sorrow tbey baaa adtaa to frWnda MS klBdraal, aaa cooa op um aaa oi aauea for tba aaa cuoa ap um we aaaraa for Um r.

CoL Aahay, bawarar, Mnaan fcaeiaJ- Um approeok of tba baosbt aaa onprla-Dorlna tba antira wtntar ha haa keaa UpaaraUay. amdwatobadi Kiabi fba. Da aaaaBblDS and SahtiiDe tbam oa tba folia 1 1, aad wttb jia, aaUaat traep bad iaiMa back aeiora auaarior aaaa-aWia ta Wlnohoater, wbera ba aad tbay bad koaad Saola wxmld ba firm. Diaspaolated ta thla, ba ar aataoioad to wttaeaa thai oataaaoe into tola aaoteat tows of tba Valley. rB TaAloc htt poaitiou with Wend, on sa amlnaoee 'near tbo adnVf town, be waited aaUl tbalr Broad eotaaaa had Ailed tba etreeta, aad antll tbetr pfekata -vroro i brown eat oa all tba voada leadouj from tba tan.

a boadwd aad afty yardaaf tba ttrart uftbaar aolama ba took bia hat aad ehaaiad Buatll er Jeff DaTta aad the Southern Confederacy' beadaabed of St ftaU apaaa far tba VaJay whtob he raaobad only to find hia way la-Zaaora-t i by the caeaay'i piokaU. Notbiaf daunted, Kedx hia pbaol aad ahot dewa oaa ef tba pacta ta, Uaaabaaeaaned bioT apaimeraad fennU biaa aafcly to eawUnee. TWa iaoidaoa ia ita- Sfekl) Tuucbed Sac by a aialliiaa aaa laa tee valley BAar UW name Jbtct raikitoase BAor beUie ef Eetnetows, la watoa Aanay rxkngt ef jEUchmond CaHur says ef eat aoldlera are final 1 aaa in the heada of i t-i 7 MTe aany ac a aire xa ear naani. P.rto5-J Hi tb retara prowolow spoke thai TU Black KepukOcaM St CUoato. afta-' oA mack7bSmllmr a as re, ia tbe esidtt ol Uaoor and much h.TZ.T" t.

a van 1 I Unaoia aoliH 7JTU! lanpportad by Eaobaoaa'e adinlalaaatioa, Vea aBoathe aao. far that mmmZDtJZz 1 jDaghav Oe the ticket with this '-rartnaaat: Saftanator Hamlin, ac Jdslne, aa akolltloclet ef the 1 Uohn Browa-Halpar ecaool a aaaa, who, for mind. 1 anvaaua, iBBMreav, BSOUUa, BOSS. aaTS aua aoUJa tosBoaU for The Federal Commander" Demands. In the face of a great danger it becomes a brave people to be calm as weU as resolute.

We are In the face of a mighty danger, and wa must meet it, with the courage of men who know that they are right, and who are ere oared for every extremity, in preference iotv voluntary submission to their own ml: and degredation. The eorrespondenee between the command- ing officer of. the hostile sejvadroa ta oar waters and th authorities of the city, closed -with the peremptory refusal to accomplish with our own hands the act of abject prostration which is prescribed to us by our eonquer-era. The city will not humble itself by taking down State flag, which flies over the public offices of the city, while it is in our possession. It will do nothing to countenance, th.

belief thatitisaaythiaa; mora or leejhan a city conquered by a foreign enemy 1 that those" whoaoma to tak passcssioa have any otter tVlatKatlinaaaf nnblia aaamlSS.aCquirSd by superiority of foree. The enemy Bay caereis aU the rights of conquest, but among thsm neither the nutherlUes nor the people of Ne Orleans-and we toerude among them the men and women, and ehildren-wm know-inaly permit anything to be done, with their reepecCwbieb, impliedly directly, marks, their recognition of the invading force, as having any title to be her, xcpt that of th saperiorityof arms, whether accidentally or not aton to in a airs. They may be forced, aa people struggling for freedom nave often times before been forced, to themselves, thlr property, institutions and light of self government, crushed under the heels of a military deepotissa, but there is ae extremity which will extort from them act or word by which th world shall taught to believe that they are willing slaves. There are seventy or eighty thousand non-combatants in this city, aad forty thousand women and children. It is impossible for Com.

Farragut, whose nativity is in some part of this iegion, which he threatens to blast as Hyder All did the Carnatic, not to know that it is an utter impossibility to remove one-half of the women and children in five times the pace he offers. lis knows that there are not roads or means of traasportation, or communica tion, ths palmiest time of prosperous peace, to find shelter, roof or food for a fifth part of this mass. lie knows that at the best they would have to find shelter in the open fields, behind the levees, under -such temporary coverings as could be gathered for the houseless. He knows a til I further that the other branch of his threat, impl'ed with horrible significance, that bis guns may be so aimed as to break th levees, includes the menace that he will pour in the floods of the Mississippi, to drown those who may have taken to the woods and the swampa. The menace of the enemy, triumphing his ability to do whatever harm he chooses, is before them in its naked atrocity of meaning.

It bas not terrified them, it will not extort from them a sign of submissiveness to the des-potiem of foree beyond that which Is capable of enforcing, by the laws which might has established for him over right. But while we abide the alternative which he presents to us as the penalty for refusing the ignominy which he exacts, it is but right that we, who knowing its full extent, are prepared to abide it, rather than suMy a righteous cause, by any abject escape from th torrents of Hre from his guns. a If is capable of executing literally, in all its fullness of consequences, the threat with which he seeks to extort the self-degradation of a people, who, believing themselvee resisting an unholy attempt to ruin and enslave them, and can sleep after wards without being laahad nightly by the scorpions of remorse, a la alftad with an insensibility mora than hnmn. Kvarr lost Ufa in that carnival of murder, would be a witness at the bar of human nature, every where, against the maa and his nation, capable of such, atrocities, in the abused name of fraternity and republicanism. Tbeee are the amenities of.

the Union to which we are invited. We wonder whether it can possibly enter into the conception of any man at the North that there ia any man in the South, not utterly Tile, willing to sit down undsr any wrong and outrage, infamous and contented, who would consent to entertain th thought of living in political communion with the race to wiom each means occur aa. fit for the subjugation of an unwilling people to their sway. It may not be worth the while of a people threatened aa we are with Instant and oondign punishment by a triumphant foa, to suggest that there are in this city, and within the reach of his guns, hospitals crowded with sick and wounded victims of this war the removal of an portion; fit whoa within Vie time sped- neu in VVSWSUia aiiaai would be a matter of impossibility. Yet each is the fact.

Aad dees this. veteran offloer of thaUnlted Statot Imagine that he will adT any laurels to his own fame, or honor to the Goveromeni'eifervee, by firing oar crowded fcoepltals I w-. Moreover, this is, emphatically, a city of ebaritabl institations. Thdr is hardly a city in the world that is mor noted for th number of orphan and other asylums than New Oilcans. Almost every street contains one of these, aad they are aU filled to overflowing.

Th genius of Christian under the administration of such angels of. mercy, aa the sainted Sister Begls, wbo departed this life on the very ere of the arrival of tmr cnemT. and others, whose lives are de- oted to th care of th unfortunate and the defenceless, may truly be said to have found in this city a field for tne exercise oi ner sublimeet ministrations. Is it upon institations like these that a repreasnUtiT of the Bepublic that boasts itself the freest ana most enlightened among the nations of the earth, can seriously utter such a menace aa that which ia implied in the letter of Commodore Farragut Ia view of all these momentous oonsidera-tions, it hardly to be imagined that there can be any personal motive on th part of th naval commander who now lies, with a powerful fleet, before our city, to liastalTand precipitate that event which, from present appearance is destined to occur at no distant date. If New Orleans is to be occupied by a sac-eeesful invader, there need not be a dispute between the military offloer who is hereafter to take the command and ths subordinate to whom has been entrusted the duty of taking the initiatiTe in our subjection.

Barely, those laurels which are stained with snchadisgrae as most attach to the discharge of such a ser-rice, must prove bnt a sorry compensation to him who will ever have upon his soul the re-membrane and the reproach ef a deed so inhuman and ao unnatural. THE 8ITITI0N. rb Thsmsiiiiniirr'ir'rtf yTtsttrfrr Aa. as' usual, there waa -no issue of the Ptoaynn contain soms facts, based oa private Information to eouors, ana some reports, the anthentlcity of whkh, of our, we can not vouch for. The city has boon, aver sine our last, filled with rumors of JJ kinds, and fromauqunrtera.

Bunday morning, aboab, an hoar beforo soon, the Confsdsrat ateaasr Mali earn the.rhr., from tha forts, mndcr a flag or eanreyiaf a teamboat on which wart our kill. Md.wou.dad ia tba bombard- a i ment. After a conference with the Federal commander, she was permitted to land her sad frsight. The Bulletin acknowledges having naa r.laad at its disoosal the following lis of the killed and wounded, as furnished by Surgeon at Fort St. rnuip, wno up la the MeKae SrralLi.Ut.Pi.n.

Corpora Sjnfc 1 risTsad rrivates Jamet B-uten, f-f1' I Peoea. Shields, Clark, eaea. eniewa. viata, i WrltaaW Fort Jackvm Taee-doreKaanee, Ooroaan. Thocaaa Poffy.

Cy; roeUTSlibaei uIUan, ThomM Lynch, I rJTDrager. Hunkel. Jaaford. Fort St. PAitp Coarath Vianet and IreuB LcS, o.

-Lieut. Lieut. Thomaa Arnold, allhtly Geo. kesarkir, ffmnan, otofeTooaW Wm Rrn; rarely i 8am. Henna, I 1 jJieTcotfre, Vrenoie liaUV.n.

fL Uwea Stetrrata, oarawn a bwi i atraak b-r a ahaU. Aa Heat. Arnold wm only elifXtly woonied, he returned to dety and waa tranafarred to the Louisiana, i The says the Bulletin, are at the arm Hospital. They are geaesally doing weU, only two or three1 in fact appearing to be in any although many of them were severely wounded Jawee Welah, gunboat. Mease, wound la Ue aide.

Francia DlUmiltoa, caakoat htoEae, Udotly "la'orenoe fJhJ gamoal Henna, junboet MeEae, wounded in the head from ipllnten. -John Hiyea, fUDboat hCcAse. woanded In ths bead -111 'u. ranboat McRaa. wounded in the ana.

Oeome Kendrick, unkoat wooadad la tba Tbonaa Young, gunboat lfcH.ee, eonturioa. Tbowaa AUon, gunboat cRae. alck. Jobn Olann, gunboat MoRae. alck.

WUliam May, uaboal Muaio, wounded in the ab- Rbd Ditbto, gunbeat Reeolute, wounded the calf by a ahell. Godfrey Dralger, Taiar Company, Fort Jackaon, wounded in theTiead and aids. Tkeodore Krauaer, Sappere aad MLaera, Fort Jack-sen. lea amputated. John WUllama, Company lat Louisiana Regu-lara.

Fort Jackaon. wounded In the leg. Michael Bullrran, Company lat Louisiana Regu-lara. Fort Jackson, contused. Thomas Lyncb.

Co. 1st Louisiana regulara. Fort Jackaon, cojntuaad. Thomaa uuny, lac Lioutaiaoa JkrkiaiL 1 wounded la. tne laoe ana wiwuo.

Wm. Dancy, Loncn no. o. No. B.

WOUBQOa la ue taiau. i ihinnflh the warda adda the Bulletin) we were gfatlfied to noUce the warm interest taken ia these brave men by the Asalatant Surgeon, Dr. De roln. C. S.

A. They bay the benefit of the best aur-alcal aid, and we trust wlll.aoon racow from theu wounda. Dr. Beard ia urgeou of the hoapitoL We find the follow taur interesting, and, Ii some respects, astonishing statoments in the same paper We learn from an officer of Colonel Siymanskj'a regiment that the aueceaaful paaaaae by the lorU of a portion of the enemy 'a fleet waa effected by aurpriaa. Um gunboeta were ataUoaed Just a bore the forta, and had no intimation of the adrance of the Federal anlps until tbey were in their mldit.

Some of the lookout on duty at the forta and in the rirer are euppoeed to have deserted to the enea and glren them the ne-ceaaary information to enable them to effect their ob iK Whon the Federate were dleooTored, our boata ateamed up tba river nearly to tba Quarantine around, about four mileraboTe tba forta. It waa here that the naval battle waa principally fooght. It waa obstinately conteatrd oa both aldea, and two or three of the en-emv'a veaaela were aunk one of them a large three muted propeUer. There were also two lof tbeir veaaela aunk at the forta daring the action and three Ourown run boats, after being disabled, were abandoned, and burnt or aunk by their erewa, the moat of whom escaped to the ahore and took to the ewatnpe. The better to deceive ua the enemy used our lighta fa confident that had the alarm beaa tkm, fnrt.

in time, tba afaiea could not have farced a paaaage. He aleo etatee that a member of the reciment te which be waa attached, on being captured by the Federals, volunteered to pilot them to the elty. The disloyalty of this man, however, is of but little AAnaannania WS hSB nstanaaasTSeal with the treachery er neglect which enabled the Federals te elude the fireof (Jen. Uuncaa. is 1 1, aaa am i v.

enemy or the armament ef their Tvaaela, are they in debtee for tbeir eacoea. From another eon roe we learn that at the latest data the forts were ia excellent condition aad abundantly supplied with eaununitlon and provisions. The Algiers News Boy, of Saturday, states on information derived from men who es caped from the Confederate flotilla, that when the enemy's veesels whjeh are here passed the forts, the crew of th Louisiana war in th not of changing theirguns, and had bat two ready to bear on these. The Lomiaiana shed tbeir heavy shot as if it had been but haiL It also way that the picket guard wucn was below ia a launch failed to give the signal when the fleet started up the river, and that oar forces were thus taken by surprise. The News Boy also haa the following, un der the head of Inconsiderate Destruction." There waa much lea and destruction ef property on Thursday ninht and Friday which waa utterly on- neceasaiy and oncauea rar.

our ury eocu, wnioa ue whole Federal navy could not carry away, ware aunk, moet of them beyond hope of recovery. A warehouse below Use depot, lately pus in use ay sar. snavar, waa burnt on yesterday morulas beoaoaa of the presence of a little cotton therein which belonged to a Spanish house but beetdes this there were two hundred koga-heada of sugar, the property of a widow lady in Alta-kapaa. Two ol the Bargee of the Opelonsas Railroad were abo burned. None ef theee aaorifioea were necessary.

The eotton belonged to neutral foreigners and waa sale from capture. It waa put ap in half bale, as ia usual with oottoa intended for Mexican transportation. There could have been no apparent reason for its destruction. Not only this, bat Mr. Thayer asked lor time to roll It out, but this waa denied to him.

We Jgapo to hear of no more eoch folly. Gen. LoveU. We understand, expressly disavows having ordered or sanctioned these acts. From the Bee of yesterday we extract th following tOa Saturday it was generally believed that Forta Jackson aad St.

Philp bad been captured, while the rumor prevailed that Gen. Dane an waa killed. We are happy to learn that these reports are groaadless. A gentleman of veracity who left the neighborhood of the forta on Friday afternoon, about 1 o'clock, assures us that tbey were aafe, and that the vessels of the Federaljquadron 'were not -In eight; He statea likewise tbat tha Loutaiana had not been captured, and tbat the heavy firing of Thursday morning had scarcely inflicted any injury on her, one immense 11-inch shot alone having broken off a part of her iron casing. With respect to Gen.

Duncan, be la uninjured, and writea that the damage received by the fort during the terrible bombardment of the mortar boata, and the fight with the enemy'a fleet, have been repaired and that he ia prepared, aa heretofore, to defend hia position to the last. In th leader of th same paper, the editors say Tbe intelligence foun the forts, referred to elae-wbese, diffused eonetderable satisfaction among oar oitlaeae. It ia somewhat comforting, to know that, ia the midst of ear diss star, tbe sola defences of the river have not yet been destroyed, or materially daaoaged, and, above all, tbat tbe heroic commander haa eeoaped without injury. From all aocounta the forta fought the enemy with the utmost desperation, and the proof of the determined eoorage aad oonstancy of their garrison is that, while they were passed, they have not been redaoed. We would now renewedly call attention to the very judicious recommendations and orders of th Mayor, the Prevoet Marshals and the Committee of Public Safety, the first and most important of which is that enjoining oa all keepers of grocery stores, and other establishments where provisions are sold, immediately to open their respective places of business, and not foree the authorities to measures they would wish to avoid.

It is also recommended that the ordinary currency continue to be received. It is as good now as it ever haa been, and there is no good reason to reject it. Those who refuse it must shars the evils aad inconveniences thsy thus participate in inflicting on the community. It la hoped that a spirit of accommodation will now be evinced by all persona. Those indi-Tiduals who hold Confederate money aad wish to part with it, can have It exchanged for city bills, by applying to the Committee of Public Safety.

It will be seen that the Mayor, in conjunction with the Committee of Public Safety, is taking measures to provki for th distribution of a supply of prorlasons through th Free Markat, where there will be a sufficient quantity of provisions acoeesibl to the public. In the xaeaaiime, the people are requested to maintain a proper calmness, and to rely on tha di-position and the efforts of th authorities and th oommittea to do everything practicable for their relief. Ic connection with this welcome announcement we would call attention to that, in another column, of Thomas Murray, ths Trvmsuser of the Free Market Committee, to th afleet that tha market will be open as usual Vhis gaornlng 4 The General commanding the European ni.4a which haa been contrrbuunir eo materially to th preservation of order and qdlet in oar city, for several days past, has, by jth request ef the Major, assumed the command of all the foreign troop in the city, ind calls on aO good oitixetw to give what aid and asei stance they can to preeer order and traaqaUlity in the city, and tney are request tO polat HI OECB OX aueir respevUY aiseroa, immamaiiT to uiaee aewra oar faMaiyotBJadthePrqv that il aitiaan at home by nine O'clock In I aejiar uraaaa-rannn aiewt. the- aventoa- and that ladles and childrao retbaht within doors daring the day as well as the evenings All theee- are exoelientreoom- tve veanAfttaul and Eareciallv aheuld the leTce. and the streets Immediately s4JaoeepTaleaf' of the crowds of men, wouVd and Which bay tarried titer a- oaataatly for the last four days.

Tha gratiftcaOdn of aa laT eurio-itv is no ooninensation for th inevitable eon-' sequences of this practice. Besides tha disorders it induces, and the peril to life, It is unworthy of that calm self-respect which we BboaUobaerv, in our present unhappy position. Let ns sot make a show of ourselves, and a noisy parade of our emotions, for tne gratification of an exultant foe. 1 be Confederate steamer McEae, which, as we have related above, cam up from the forts, bearing our dead and wounded, after, laving discharged the duty assigned her, was about to return yesterday morning, when, in consequene of th injuries received by her, during the bombardment, and which- were plainly visible to every one who saw hsr oa ner arrival, she sank at her anchorage, opposite the dock yard of Mr. Hughes, on the right bank of the river.

All on board her were saved. Yesterday noon, the following communication was brought from the fleet, by Capt. Bailey, and delivered to the Mayor U. 8. FLAB Ship Habtfosd, At anchor off the city of New Oresui, JtprU 28, lObSI To tla Honor the Meyer and City Council of the city ef Mew Orleaaet Your communication of the 28 th Inat.

has bean received, together with that of the City Council. I deeply regret to aee, both by their contents, and the continued dlaplay of the flag of Laaiaiaoa oa tha ceurtbouae, a determination on the part of the city autboritiea not to haal it down. Moreover, when my omoera and men were aent on ahore te eommaainate with the autboritiea, and to hoiat tha United State flag on the Cuatomhouse, with the atrlcteat order not to use their arms unless aeeelled, thsj were Insulted in the groaaeat manner, sad the flag which bad been belated by my order on the Mint area palled down and dressed through the etreeta. AU of which go to show tbat tha fire of tbia fleet mSy be drawn upon the elty at any moment, and in snch an event the levee would in all probability be cut by the abella, and amount oldiatreas ensue to the iuoocent population, which I have heretofore endeavored to assure you that 1 desired by all means to avoid. The election taereiore is wiin you.

sue it Decome itntv to nottfv von ta remove the women and 1 children from the city within forty-eight hours, if ham rightly underitoo your aetennmauoa. Vr reaneotftulv. TOUT obedient aerrant. i I Signed D. O.

Faesacot. Flag Officer Western Gulf Blockading Squadron. In the interview between the Mayor and the Federal naval officers who came with this communication the senior officer took occasion to urge a complaint on the part of Flag Officer Farragut tbat the officer commanding the Confedenafgunboat McRae had violated the flag, of trace and his pledge to return aa he came, by intentionally sinking the McRae. Tbe Federal officer was briefly tniormed ol the actual facts of the case, and given to nnder-stand that the complaint he urged had no foundation. Other eomplaints were advanced, and were promptly met by the Mayor.

There waa an evident desire on the Federal officer's part to find some pretext for harsh sneasnres, but we are confident he failed in that respect. The thinly veiled threat of the Flag Offiser to cut tbe levee with shells was repeated by his messenger, aa if he had an idea that the utterance of it by his superior officer was not eufaeieat to aaake ns afraid. He remarked that the Flag Offloer waa very avsrss to ro sorting to harsh measures, but," Slid he, your Honor must be aware that if we bombard th city th levee will probably be torn by our shells, and, in that case, an enormous loss of human life will be occasioned." There was no need of this repetition. The atrocity of the threat was not likely to escape obeer-Tatlonnt its iteration did not add to the terrorism its anther designed to create; on the contrary, the evident desire to fix attention on it even weaksnsd the effect it might have bad on the few timid persons to be found among us. Ere they hare done with us the enemy will moet assuredly discover that they have to deal with a people here who are not dismayed by threats, however diabolical they may be, and who will -not, oven to escape threatenedaaeti-nction, recede from a position they have deliberately-assumed, and perform an act of humiliation that they have onoe and unalterably declared thsy will not perform.

In concluding the interview the Mayor Informed the senior Federal officer that he would convene the City Council to take it into eon-si deration, and send a reply to Flag Officer Farragut this morning. the same time, he intimated that, although he had no authority to speak for the Council, that body, he was of opinion, would not recede from the position it had ataamed and in which it was sustained by the citizens. Soon afterwards ths City Council met In secret session; and the foreign consuls, who had met forsonsultatioainthe City Hall, held a conference'witn th Council. Th proceed-lags bsing secret, of coarse cannot report what oecurred, but we haye reason to believe that the Council resolved to adhere to the determination previonslyannoanded not to hani down the flea ef Louisiana which floats proWly from the dome ef the" City Hall. News fro ta North.

Tbe Northern papers report that the city of Rochester, N. has elected democratic municipal officers by a considerable majority. It gave Lincoln nearly a thousand majority. Tbe town is the residence of Hon. Alfred Ely.

We sea nothing of importance in the result, except that the people arr getting tired of the A bolitioniata. Washhctos, Jfsundk 28. The ioDowing named prisoner, were to-day released by the Commission re-fxttni to State prisoners J. Barrett Cohan, O. Morris Bryel, A.

i. Michael and Wm. B. Bryan, on giviag their wrUtea parole. F.

a. Ellis was discharged on takias the oath of allegiance, aad C. W. Bryan, H. A.

Steoart, I. W. Casper, w. J. Raisin, were recommitted.

The Philadelphia Press's Washington correspondence haa th following The discovery on the lawn near the its toe ef Jack, eon, ia frent of the Watte House, whioh ia atsraetiag ao moeS attention to-day is undoubtedly a part of the machinery by which treason planned the deetraetioa of the executive auaaion- The articles taken from the eave are curious, indeed. In executive session today, pro-slavery Senators demanded that the aomtaaaou of Carl Sahara as Brigadier General aheald be rejected, because he was a German revolutionist, sad made a speech In Hew York reported in the Tribune of March 7. Th Palmyra (X. Courier, a Republican paper, ba contemplating the defeat of its party at home in tha recent election, makes tha following eonfssaiong Diasjuiae the met as assay, tt la bseornlng elear fa CTyaihafcf USmTti teew.Uth.lr ranks hart In afl eaador braadaraad wiser conaeela moet prevail, or the sUbUeaa party, not only ia this town, bat all over the. district, will jure to stand aside fat the alow but suraly Inoressed tread ef onroppoaonts.

Thla ia a aad aad humiliating confession, but it ia neveKhalaaa true. The fealtimare Newt Sheet ssytt The Boston Daily Advertiser la dusted with the gdiloqaeaee of the dtssaucbas a-fcW have iMea Lent over tbe wire ia raaard te the battle at Wia- i Hawahfrr TtT eoUT Ue wWatry to rldi-ole and eouteaipt "raathHTsi-M. to Rait ia true that the JUpabUcaa laadera and tba ua- rTncn which.1 the BarUord Conn- Tunes thoa eemments iii, Where ia Mr. gawaH, aaa where are hi Why are the doors ef Fort Warreo unonedtor enea "Mf Uiiiii" aa tola, rf ft ia rigbt to open aatd for' taoaa aaeaoay immonw mm knbl tad ajaat mm vii. ar Mr.

Howard I Mhapa ner happened te tneei an eStor who declares hi. oppooittoa to a- restoration the oia tnton. Asala-there 4. the New ork Tribune. It said, -SiviyeaTaae Wo months ago: Let this secjlou ailment go on." decUrln.

to be oaa ef tbabsat tkiaan tba or word to that en ecu Anwtt mmymVW hive a regret, lor the old Oisaaioa a riakteoos divorce -ndsjieartogl jaya .7 i rTiTT art, mmatm mim it restored 1 II air. wears nrgaia say it would be ee free speech,) let bin fltflUa 1U1IM WUU M.WI. av. at least not torget aisowaaas eei to the Illinois Rapubllcana, oaa ya te eave this Admlaiatsav. J.

i. mmnlktmrnim tat I noa, ana rrr-- w-tl. a-. 'rLmlf7kJ7Tmon. H.ooefortb forget Eat r7 sr is.

UattM jUpoUaoan party of the United States waa erer the dlasoUUoo ef the Union. 1 k. MMIMM letters have been received in New York. from the Moet Bev. Archbishop Hughes, seat- fno that hia health is much improveo.

Sow in Borne, and will remain in that city ntii afhar the festival of Pentecost. The Connecticut XUetio New Haven, April, 1B68 The eleotiou in this State Is overwhelmingly tt a mn mask BO aa to make the nntmaortaat to-niaht. Mora than tare-third of the LeaUlature la aoppoied to be Union Republican zt known to be elected. The whole Union, Republican State tloket ls supposed tg be elected oy over are iuuumuu 'From Utah. Organization of Siate Government tak the following from tbe Salt Lake City correspondence, aurca is, of the Missouri Republican The reports from tbe settlements of the election on nit si Onnnuir.nd tne oa wnwuw, i Reoresentadve to Con rr ess, are unanimously favorable to Brixbam Young, Heber 43: Kimball aad on a BernhieeL ia the order above set torth.

Umm .1, Kmii iinanlmousl accented. h.va nnt been heard from, ao the figures given by the News to-day ansuats to nothing bevood exhibiting tbe uniform vote ofKST ia favor of i nf V. Mn. the oopsutunon ana ror we v. uv tlemen to the highest offices within the gift or the people.

The Ne we, however, has a not uninteresting paragraph on tne view taxes, ay ui aaiw uu uw oomlng tranaiuon usm lemMHw mnmm not to ha miatakan. have declared their aversion to colonial 1 atrvitnde, tyranny and oppression, and that ah touperepde the tesrttorbeierm ef goverB-, hih thee hm aubmitted for nearly twelve thev wiah ment to which they years, djo la accordance ara by a Bcate government of their own formation, accordance with the principles ot the constitution i ht.h tri aa muna attached. They have for a long time been depnwd of their political ngbts, ana tney now mei una them, and relieve tbe Federal government from tbe r.Denae aooruinc from tne unoonawanomu arrauiv sent Instituted by Congrsaa for governing territories, r-. tn in mla of II tab." rh. Nr of exBsctios an early proclamation from the "Governor elect," celling the Legislature to- tetber, the subsequent "election oi omoera iot ue or-aanlsation of the several aepertmenta of rovernment," ind "of two United Statea Senators "A requeat or a rn.

ulmhaliM into the family ef States)' ia to follow, of coarse, and 'the eequel la lea for wise men to In the meantime, every preparation ia being made for tbe Legieletnre coming together in tbe "Council House." The Dsawret News haa vaoated the premise, and everything ia under the brush, preparatory to the opening of the session seme day early la April. I ahaH have then, from present appears noes, MM.ft.fme MMMtlu to reoort. Tk. Unnrnni b. lust onaned their new theater a maaniSoent butidlnx.

said to oost, whea fialahed. Bp- wards of a 180.000.. Tne house ia crowded twice, a week, and the playing to first class. True Patrioltm.J. Starkes 8rmms, of Grinders Sbeal, Paeolet Biver, 8.

has refused to allow anything made in his factory to be sold for more than it brought before the war. While others have aold 6 per bunch, be haa held it steadily at $1. The Major G. W. Morgan has left -Knoxville en rout for Western North Carolina, to recruit a battalion among the Cherokee warriors.

Th braveet of this gal lant aboriginal race have already been Ailing an the ranks of our volunteers in the Tennes see regiments, and we leam that large num bers yetare eager to enter tne service. 7 A bill bas passed the Legislature in Kentucky inflicting a fine of not lees than su, or more than $50ti, on any minister or priest who shall solemnize a marriage unless he shall first have taken the oath of allegiance to the United States, and sworn that he has never aided the Confederate cause. A Greet Inttitvtion. Bennett, the buf foon of the New York Herald, says the Rich mond Examiner, has a most exalted opinion, of himself and his delectable sheet. He swear by tbe Herald, as the old knights sworn by their swords.

Hethinks it the lever that moves the world, and controls everything, from an earthquake to an election. He has recently taken to blowing his trumpet," and we give our readers the benefit of one of his blasts By general consent, alike of its friend and its enemies, the New York Herald decided ieba tbe reeteat Intellectual institution and tbe electric mo ring power of the sre. Every deceased politician will tell you that tbe Herald killed hia and if we ware aa-Indtan, we could adorn an Immense wigwam with the acalpa oi political sachems and warriors of our own slaughtering. Oar enemies shoot down each other with tbeaecroaa fires, and leave us unharmed. Geogrsphl-oally speaking, all the wscht is eonstaatry attacking or praising the Herald.

'The Importance attached to the Herald ia ascribed also to to every one who la, or is supposed to ba, connected with iu If we change one of our Washington reporters, it create greater furor of excitement than the dianiassi ef. a member of the Cabinet, and all the other journals announce the event in large type, write editorial easaya upon it, aad publish the bt-ogxaphy of our presumed attack. A man can live year alter year unnoticed and unknown, until some one starts the rumor that he is connected with tha Herald, and forthwith be ia afflicted with notoriety, and all hia saying and doing are duly chronicled. The Herald goea ahead in tta own way. It has the largest circulation, tha greatest advertising, tha fullest and earliest news, and the most genial spirit ef say newspaper in the world.

It understands Its duties and-ita rerponaibilities, and ia equal to them. It supports the government, and intends so aid it, aa it haa always done, in restoring the Union to ita integrity, and defeating the intnguee of European politicians. By this time next year we shall have the Union as good a new, snd shsll then drive the European armies Iron Mexico. Singular and Fatal Accident. The Knoxville Registerof the 9th, records a lamentable accident which occurred at Athens, a few days ago, as follows Lieut.

J. T. Davta, of Captain Chambers' company, Bradford' regiment, etepped into the express ear at Athens on hia way to join his regiment at Iaoudon. Upon tbe arrival of the up train the news of our victory near Corinth reached Athena, when a aimnltano-ous firing and shooting oommenoed. He having a double-barrel shot gun in hia band, pat it through the window to fire.

He being left-handed, held the gun some little distance from hia face and palled the trigger. Tbe first barrel miased Are, whea, trying the other, both barrela went off slmultaneeo.lv, eausing auch a heavy rebound that the but of tbe gun etriking him fa tbe face, literally tore his head to pieces, killing him Instantly. Z5T Th Stmt foree of Georgia have been transferred to the Confederate army. THE CITY. City Both Boards ef the City Council met ia Joint sssstoa yesterday at after aoeae time spent ia ateliberattoa, adjourned antll o'eeoek this morning.

The Foreign nasals were ia conference with the Council, but the proceedings being Buore re have ao report oi what oooarred. The deei-sioa oi tbe Council, however, oa the subject of Flag Offioer Sarragut'a eosnari tiniest! nn, we have food reason to believe waa to adhere to tba determination not ta haul down tha Flag from the Ccv HaiL Tba Mayor, It is understood, will sand a oomaaoaioatioa ta the federal naval commander to that onset thla aaonilng Aaaiv.L. os a FasacH Waa A roper waa rile yesterday that a Britiaa aad a French we veaael were eoaaiag ap tbe river, and. ef coons caused much surmise aa to their errand here. It we amusing to beer tbe numerous oanjeotnrea soma kb -surd and some plsnsible that were haaarded.

A lit tie before duak It became certain tbat at least oaa tot eign veaael bad eesae ap the river, a reach brigaa tine maktog her appearance an4eoningteanoho ea poeite Algiers. Tux alaaaaTa as tub Gaocsar ajtd Paevrsto 8tosb. We were sorry te aee yesterday that th anaikets were very eeantily supplied with naas, fca. aad that vtj few of the groceries sad prsvlaioa atoras were openest There mast be achaags la this reapeot. their aiaaiaanea are caaains anas rlvatioa to the maa of our clviaenx, will, in all pre doors titbeLa la aaa m- I I i .1 1IIS are not mer.

o. tne 'abandon "fZri iu which would ka tot, haiardona. rantn.t.-At all the ForeWrn oon eTli. Sd rth.m miliury guards w. i nauaaai nage ka Wnorbt ever-iM oooun aa rT Wt aiaaaias that it be PmrUy that t.

aw baa baaa re- mania aoio. tae sjsaa-r totosttotheraUoe. A arfJI be seen bv Utor Thxf Offiosc Sas watoa tJ r-J SThe'Sted by theFederai Flag Offloer. oIKcera. attenaea ay Ti 1 iomnni.1.

-TL. niiroad. eat the 7 Tii .1 i-rroiuoa. BavaracMa. we liae, and oa "TrrjLa.a.rn arare hunfoTeoeS success, tbey wess mrv' mmmr.

lor. am bv beios tarn's aaa ith Uaaee, tbey weald a taste It rhing' are Ukaly. tobesjuickljr kM kisjIIb ta tnss vsoxauT. -s- 7T- TuTKkDArCrewd of aeopss were 7' and around thT City. Hall from morniag tiU night.

2 loMill there ware eoiok. aasecabtings ia LSSmVm eltvVa any sxeiclng laoldent eerred Remor hid suoTher Tfi.ld da7and town -SwwT-tws nsarl, all the sto-seiS LZ-'ll A ffrfrJTrr but. as a seneral thing, "ilniknddeteraBined animated the greet maa eftheseopie. ExcirsstBrr TOCK laawso. that on Souday evening taere waa ment at the Stoik Landing, in conaeqnenoe of be-tigdVrstood that many cattle were te be kl led st deUvered to the enemy's vweels In the river We else teara taat ins Safety promptly movea in me srm.4 MMfi- nnlnff ol the Fed- need uii measures wy era! vessels.

learn that a boy, about iu years o. ace, was ran over oy-a Zi AZ- terdev aAernooaTat the corner of Canal and Priear ItreM a-heetcruahlnx one of hi. kips, but not as to Inde th. hoaa that h-wlU es lameness. The driver, we are Informed, was free hoy.

is i. senaraUy thecSM, being the sufferer by his own fool-bardmeaa. CoaurvaicaTtsc wrrii thk Esmt. A named Joseph Noel, was arrested on the steam boat landing yettsrday as he Undsd Uam a yawi which had come from one of the enemy a hlps, on a eharieef communicating with the enemy ana a rting as a spy. He found that from the le res to the Kir.

nufrftr Police Station waa a hard road to travel. Had it not been for the protection be reoelved irom a detechmentof our Home Guards, whlnh waa oaTled Sponto escort him, he weald very likely have been hanged by the exasperated people. vestsn-aav mere was araiu a dearth of interesting cases in the Recorder omoea. 1 iTthl First DUtrtot, W. H.

Hunter, charged with drawing a knife aad being a dangerous and suspicious CLewUMvera, charged with 1. amps ana aayuig them: was ent to the Parish Prtaon for thirty day. n.mitD.-John Abrahart end Deals Boole; ebarged with having stolen property In poe- were arreareo on oswruj, discharged jeeterday by the Recorder. Tub LsDisa, Ood Blsm 'Em! Within an hoar or two after the new got about of tbe tenor of Flag Officer Farraget'a letter to Mayor Monroe, a memorial te the City Council praying that body to persist In it detarmiaattoa ao to lower an. na from tba City HslL, wa are informed, wsa signed by a large number of the noble women ot New Orleans including many of the wealthiest.

treat, and highest the spirit that-animate the ladle of New Orteaaa, which the enemy can not disregard, and which the Con Ude rate will welcome with great joy but without surprise. The ladies, Ood bleaa 'em 1 M'ABBIED: On Saturday svenhig. the tftth Inst at ths residence of the bride's father, by tbe Ksv. Ur. wiafia W.

CARRE te Miss ELYlaA A. BKAUtt, oota et sma city DIED! J. B. COBB, of the firm ef J. BVCobb A Co.

Hub friends end acquaintances ars raapeetfaUy reqneated to attend bia raneral. That Morning at 10 o'clock, without farther notice, from 176 ersvier street. On Thursday, Mth lust, of wound received at Fort I Jackson, ALBAN J. OOOCH, a native or Ijonaon, Bnaland, aged tl year. Oa Meadey.

tbe astb at half past I clack F. SIDHEV JORK BON, only soa ef Alsaxe H. and Rhoda 8. Wood, sged 9 months and ST days. Tbe faneral will take piece Tbia (Tuesday Morning, at 10 from their residence No.

Botnaa street, near Canal. The friends ef the famBy are respectfully invited te attend without further notice. garairhmsad anil Torktewa Virginia) paper pie as copy. On Monday, eth at half-peat 6 o'clock F. WILLIAM a.

LOO AM, aged as years. Hia friends, 'anaVtbose of hit asn B. B. Legaa, alas the trisnos ef eiquel A Jamison, are raspeetlally Invited to attend bis faneral Tbis Momiiig, at lo 6 'clock, from No. 13 Burgundy street, near Canal.

At 1 o'clock A an ths trth frsm wounds re oeirrd an board steamer Star, ia tba naval enanasBaent at Fart Jackson, on tbe 4th Mr. ANDREW O. JACKSON, aerd 46 native ef Sweden, and resident of this city far the last thirty years, rEE' MARKET. NEW ORLEANS, April 24, 1 90S. THE FREE MARKET will open as usual, on TCESOAY MOBMNO.Aprll tv.

apw itsdp THOA BfUaRAT. Treasurer. NEW ORLEANI, Apri 88, im. It bavfns been found Impracticable to 'distribute pre visions tbroagh tbe FREE MARKET, as advertised ha vaster lay's papers. In addition tbese already-aartng tickets, ether arrangements will be made as eoea a prac ticable, and due nut lee will be given thereof threogh the newspaper.

JOHN T. MONROE, apa atadp Mayer. Notice by the Mayor. All Shop beepers may with. csaSdene.

receive all the ordlnarv current notes, (otherwhe called Shinpajrters) a they wtllb redeemed by the Committee of Pablic Salety In city fends. JOUfl X. BOBkUB, apan adpet Mavor. Ueautqnartera Kartpeaa Brlgraae. HEADQUARTERS EUROPEAN BRIGADE,) No.

4S Old Levee bet. Customhouse and Bienville, New Orleans, April 37, lnoi, 11 o'clock A M. By order of bia Honor Mayor J. T. MONROE, dated thla day, I hereby assume the command of all ths Fereigm Troops.

I call upon all good citixena ts give me what aid aad aeelatance tbey can te preserve order and tranquillity la the City, and they are reqaee.ed te assemble forthwith at a central paint in each of their rwpesUvs diatricte, and report immediately to thees Headquarters. apa4sdptf PAUL JUGE, JR. Gen'l Com'g. Fifty IjaUara Reward. Lost, on the evening of the trth of April, between the home of and o'clock, ia Us Third Dietrrct, oae pair of diamond EAR RINGS, fear diamond ia eachi one pair of emerald EAR BJNSB, eae large diamond RINw.

one diamond RINO, enameled, wtta tha iaacriptisa Bob te Rite" Inside, aad one dlamsad RIIIw act la tbe center ef a a mail black stone. They wars sil locked together ta one of the ear rings. Tba flader will receive tbe above reward by leaving them at tbe afflcs et the Delta with the cashier. apte tip NOTICE. AU absent member from tap SUMTER REGIMENT are expected to report iwinenlstely to tbe CeWaeL Transportation caa now ba obtained on application te the proper oaertere.

By order COUNEt O. A. BaJaATrXVt JOHN H. IL8LKT. Adjatant.

asSS xTiaaMtlefa tj the Mayer. MATORALTT OF NEW ORLEANS, 1 CITT HALL, April SB, IsSS. Th aad and malaacholy dreamstanrss thraagb which we are peaatag leeahes taa ataase wasdemaad finkisr-eaeaea the parted ssfdusau. Cbey akawld net aaSer themaelvae te ba carried away by tee beaa a taaes ef the dnBcaaica by which they are aurrasraded, bat eagat, th contrary, te aid th Maaictpel Aathsrtty Is nmlateia-teg erdw ia the city. TefsiHtete amy dstlteaa tha earn.

aUtnted Chief ef the Felice, I have called ta nay aiilat aac the aervtca of ths Earepeea Brigade, aad thsy bevs hmrn invssted by me with the duty of watching over the paane treaaallllty. Fstrols aadsr tbe airacttoa sat the cwpaadtag officer ef eaht asigada abesM be areataS with mpact, and obeyed. JOBN T. MONROE, Mayer. Apasir Apriltt Ifttt WM.

FRERET, Cfca Ssjssy Ceteaaittee. fm-drnt Bewrel of Preyeet Marshals. -i JfEW ORIXANR April B4. rTkllat 111 uialllatid ksTBtarrT iathirrtlltt TflTI naTik carasaily ever the traaestmty at the cfty, tta erdarad liu STI 1 llassae sat 1 anan III a Mb Thi sklln wt1h tvtira to thaw aomel at er bsforsNTNE O'CLOCK. By erier et the Board 1 ants-edn TJUaVtf.WiXBX.ite'T- ability, be aevera.euu...

-jr-rr tnMitil. Themilhertook, aorne cskans te oc a saaaeaa mmM IT lOnUsI Vwa eaa JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT I or HE PICAYUNE. INN. CaWewt and IT Bak Ptaw. No.

WW mMA Hi Ob3 PrflNTINTJ TtTXM feiafalr sat JTOS PBINTINO, nivateafrerderaat the above eatabUah where tbev cea have thehr work sxeCT-tsd ia k. vAaterlal aaad ia this ef the OAce waa selected with tab sWaadiiaaM dy adapted tea rial --rT" with She ajuxo-ra, Blixa Aafi CBxUm.BOOU. ij iamt Bxnav sAaratsM aBCatan asn atiaaa ttVnXVOm mk Ovatecsrf rsJSCT FAF-fia. CAADO ead OBSfAS UirTAr. atMUtg hi ef the awst varied and earafmttl aaiacted fata eitf, IHOsVa AHA APAMS KTUM TOWKA nfaVBg are need ta She.

estaklhbma, by aaeasa mi waaeh be yeeTaVdsrscaBbafaiuwli. nt aoUcsaadwW fate) ae that srsry cbaraeter ef mating caa ba I Bbia Osaea. tram a raster of saw red. and bsaaaa-A sawkwanHk I ajBMDALL. HOUKOOK CSV SPEOIATi NOTICE.

OFFICE CHIEF EKCHHEEK FIE DrrARTstE3IT, Mew Orleans, April S9. IS9B. The members of the Fire Department are hereby nasi aad 1het an tk alarm of Tea Tap at the FTfl Uaros Bella, they are ta Immediately assemble at tueif different E.fins snd Hook snd Ladder Ueusea. At tha Alarm ef Oae Tap. repeated three Usses, ths Assistant Engineers and CwatmandleJ nicer of Csae-panlea win immediately proceed to the Office ot tha Chief Engineer, to receive ordera.

In ease the Alarm given for any ef th Regular Firs Districts, the Companies performing duty in the District for which the Alarm 1 given, wtl immediately proceed tbe location el the Alaraa. AU Caanpaaiea ase hereby notiaad teeeatiaea te per-ferm thalr duty as heretofore, "aad as all their exertions in tha preservaUoa of life and property. BptO-etSdp PAT1P BBAPaOET. Chief Engineer. COiriMITTJEE Otf PUBMC SA-fEXTe NEW ORLEANS, April 16.

Resolved, That the Cecamitte of Public Safety wifl reretve, antll further aatlce. the foils wing individual aad ..1 11 NaIm cinnlaied aa aaaaer lntbiaoamme. aity, and that they believe ear citlxeno may rely oa this. fftTwA That this Committee will add to this list such othsr names as they war deem worthy ef the confidence ef the community. Btste Treasury Notes.

Confederate Notea. J. A J. C. Davidson.

Leeds Ce. Henderson a Gaines. Thomaa, Oriawold A Co. Thoa. C.

Fayan. Jackaea RaHroad Company. B. Fasaman a Co. City of Baton Rouge.

City el New Orleans. C. W. Caatmack. McDonnell A Magrsw.

A true extract from ths minutes. spK-sdptf OEO. C. LAWRABOBT, PKOCLAMATION. MATORALTT OF NEW OhLEANA City Hall.

1 a mt Oracerv Stares ead tteAsriea are hereby no tified that It Is tbe desire of th city authorities that tfcry tbeir nlarea of business Iwiaenisreiy. ia the people of tbe aner- aw sasawa anthertties wttl aa that they are protected in taatr rigata. ffTVKBFfBTBSl 1 T. MOBT1 SdpSt JOHN T. aaWBiKwai, asarer.

rttO CLAM ATI ON BY THJt tflATOats MATORALTT OF NEW ORLEANR I aty Hall. April S6, 1SU. I Ts the Keepers ef Orscery aad at rrevkdea Btere Tbe city aatberitiea request that all keepers ef ehacery tore, aad other, establishments where Frevistaot are said, immediately epea their respective pUeeasf burrneea and not force the eatberltlee te miasaiSBHbaj wealst wish to It la abw TeeemmendSd that the sr dinars' enrrency continue te be received. It la aa good new aa it ever haa been, aad there te ae rsas te ia.ee it. Tboes whs refuse to receive it most share the evha aasT inconvenience tbey that participate In Inflicting aa the community.

It is hoped teat spirit ef accaanmodaiioet wlU new be evinced by ail persons. Thee la ai visuals wbo hold Confederate money, and wiah te pert with ay caa have It exchanged Sar City Bins by spsJymg to the Coinsnntee ef Public Safety. Far tha better praaervatioa of public order, it I partto-alarly desired that all citizens be at heaaa by 9 F. sod Uiat ladiaa sad cbildrsa reaaala within dosra aa teach aa posaible. epST Sdpst JOHN T.

MONROE, Mayor. haq8erty bbothebs, 128.. CaaaJ Htreet.M. S(l ...199 NEW 9 Fbg. Fetsaon-nsiera, rwh 8DAUMKU vtarosuiM Haying abundance ef material, we are prepared te receive proposals to supply 1 TEN THOUSAND BUMMER TJN1FORMB, anade frent French Cottonade, lined or anUaad, Sad Heavy Brown French MUitary Linen Drilling, lined AT Madeup sao.pl sa far Inspection at 1 rTe proposal lor lea than BOO Unllorass, ef any kind, -received.

BASOERTV BROR. ape sdptf I LIQUIDATION. SfKW OBsUBANR Ja Tbe Clothing How, ezsst anea taw wtB Dquid arlon after tbk date. aseiaacee the ate ba. at very redued price, st KceslX CBA STREET.

Fis-edpttV m. Creeeeat Vtty JsA WOOL MANPFAOTOBY. BLUB AND SKAT CLOTH AND WOOLEN TARSI r. For aClltary Farps. The eadtrwgind are now ready te SAwdwier the above named rticlae, at the awtaraotlee, OnVas far thaaaUaf Tara, at F.

SUSJUJCa. Mh tT CasaalaStaea. Office for the aawef Cloth, at H. OERTLTNa'aV Ma, Chartrae ssiss. r.

We past baaa, alao. Raw WsoL ba any Seclal AM Beclety IaSonation ceeieerntns ran sg shaTtrei bationa, will be received by tha1oaowrng ladles 1 fro. FTSK, rVeaadaaS, 4 Eselanags ateeet. Mm. WRIOHT, VkaPrsais-a, Mla LINTON, Treasurer, is Daaphma atrse.

Miss HUSER, Bauetwy. 11 Jtrksaa Se.aara. afBn eg eras-hat Ward Mrs. John Watt, sit Cataadilet straet. Secaod Ward Mrs.

Rleac. 1SS Caraadalet Third Ward Mae tUaeswb, 1 Mrs. H. Maea, tat Careaaetet strac rearth Ward Mm H. W.

Csssaer, si Weak Fiita Waa Mr. atnxh Waad RUe AIMS Seventh Warn Mr. Rebt. Tfresutert, S4 aaabmade a. sagath WaJdatra.

Haser. tl at, Fetor atieaa Hfcnta Ward Mn. Procter, sat Msissa street. Tenth Wa-abaHag1i ef Fslysaaaa ilnsl. Elsvrath rVytsaU St rest.

aplt sdpstasrtt -MQT10E. At a BMattag a the award ef DnaoteeaheSse4b OU Cempaay, haU ea aVatsuuar, 1Mb last, tbeta anas' mmJL wrmmmi jjvtJeBd of two dsflero ner a id aeea the eaestel asacfc ef taia Caaapanr. paaate at ita asTsee, aa aad essae MUsvUAX, taa ataaiaaa. SIMEON TORT, JRW FiiiHiat," -f ap Sasea. STAFF BTmPONSS GOL4D I.ACK9 it.

FBiHKO'S aseeaaaaWwnaw tlllssasa, SHasnnip SatwS-a, amd i tarsaasa asWaWaWSWaZBs-al asa rrnit a-wf anaaia 1 i CORNER FOTDRAS ANO CAROnxU TREETBi 'eats Sdptf fw a Bnaer, arar aeraa of LAND. frmKnr sa thsraiH i seed, Appi at at Ceatt stresv 7.