The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

VI Ndslly lHOTe 10 nulndnt
than elevating to office the nephew of great man
now agitates the mind of France it is the recon
struction of society upon bases and in the con
fusion and turmoil to which so vast a change mus
give rise, Louis Napoleon will be lost sight of ik
ashipwrecked bark upon stormy sea.
NAVAL Court MARTIAL.-The Naval Cour
Martial on board the o. S. ship Pennsylvania, pro
ceeded on the 18th with the case of Lieut. Holland
| charged with drunkenness and disObedience 0
/ orders. DR.. Patton, Purser VIM. Kennon, Lieut.
Wayne, and others, were under examination a
witnesses. The cross-examination of the wtnesse,
was not finished yesterday. Tazewell Taylor, ESQ.
OF Norfolk, appeared as counsel for Lieut. Holland
The NAVAL SCHOOL, ANNAPoLIs-We Learn
from the Free Press, that the term at the Nava
School commenced on the 18th. The class for this
term will probably number about eighty. Quite a
number of youths have arrived in Annapolis from
the West to undergo examination previous to enter
ing the Navy.
Do The Secretary of the Navy has visited Ports
mouth, n H., where he was received with dstin-
guished honor. The citizens offered him public
dinner, which Judge Mason was constrained to
decline.
Do The Democratic nominees for Congress, we
understand, likely to be as follows: Sd district
Gen. Walbridge; 4th district William B. Maclav :
9TH district, Daniel E. Sickles 9th district David
Jackson, or Robert Emmett, or Lorenzo B. Shepard.
N. Y. Mirror
AURORA BOREALIs.-This beautiful phenome-
non, says the Norfolk Beacon of the 10Th. was Wis
ibe for several hours on Wednesday night 1t
seemed as if the northern heavens were peryaded
by thin haze, which was made to reflect a rich
pink color by light proceeding from beneath the
horizon as the last rays of the sun light up the
clouds that float in the west.
0tE' The Central National Democratic Commit
tee has published an address in the Union, calling
upon the voters belonging to the party to be active
and energetic, especially in Pennsylvania and Ohio
WISELY DONE. = Drs. Bedford and Dixon at
New York, have wisely settled their quarrel In
the suit which the former brought against the latter
for libel, in charging him with plagiarism, a nole
ProseqW has been entered.
WIsCoNs1N.-Asabel Finc5 jr, of Milwaukee,
has been nominated as the wing candidate for Con-
gress, in the First District of Wisconsin.
VERMoNT-On Monday, the 10th, the House of
Representatives, on the 46th ballot, elected Hon.
VIM. c. Krittredge, by a majority of 4, Speaker.
The vote stood
Kittredge Wing ......... 100 Needham Van Buren, "a
Eaton CasE.......29 Scattering. ................2
Do Mr.. Webster was to make speech on the
10th at Faneul Hail. according to the Boston Atlas
OF Messrs. Graves & Ferebee, of Portsmouth,
Va, have obtained the contract for building ore of
the SIX Z. S. Revenue schoOners, for which propo-
sails were opened on the 10th instant.
EUROPEAN PEACE CoNGREss-The London
Times Of the 9th ult., in long article, frowns
upon this wel-meant endeavor TO secure peace with
all nations About 200 English and American gem
aemen and ladies were attending it at Brussels.
Or The eighteenth anniversary of the opening
OF the fremont House, Boston, was celebrated on
the 10th inst, in most hosptable and sumptuous
manner by dinner given by the proprietors.
% The Art Union of Philadelp hia have dis
'routed their first prizes, twentyeight paintings
valued from $50 to $25 each.
The Mormon TEMPLE-The Fort Madison |
statesman says that a company has purchased an !
he Mormon property, in the hands of A. w Bah. |
oltt the Mormon agent at Nauvoo. including the |
walls of the temple and that arrangements have |
been made to rebuild it as soon as possible. The
1rice paid was $4,000.
The same paper also says that the citizens of
Nauyoo are about to, or have already, arrested a
person living in Nauvoo, who is supposed to he the
IDENTICAL individual who fired the temple.
WESTERN LAKES AND RIvERs.-Tbe folIo,y;r,,
interesting statistics are furnished bv the Iast -
rom the Typographical Bureau:
Laue Of Amer Lake commerce S3I q9 MI AL Up ~ ~
Enrolled and licensed tonnage ~ n 90 Soi'995as5g
Farmers employed, ...-....-. q "a IO0S52 I
,learances and entries. ....-,...... ,3Sla
ysIna nj Sbi1nir, H'' ''''''''''' 1894 IA |
ssseng 80 '''''''''''.'. 81, 600 900 |
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alue of commerce. az goo o,o