The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14


prts here hope The President true, per the
Washington Union, talks dGnIedIy abont observing our
- obligations treaties toward Mexico" We'll, lei him
FAR him. But II there be req! disposition,
in this hunt and three thousand tough el
lows could be together for the purpoe with American
officers should go ~ and it difficult TO I'M
agine how Mr. Polk could stop EN-. However there
be something about the move winch IN New Orleans
understand better than do here One thing here be
mistake about that tie tImd, malignant idle and shtless
Mexican population south OF must way, sooner or
later to Ango-Sayon and seIshness-Or We nave
about is much OF the last as the first.
The weather here is lIo-nO rain for long tme--eutteS
abominabe horses sad and doopingbutte dear
and municipalities waxing feFcer and neutrality-suspicious.
office holding Barnbuers begun and Doubtless 10 be con
tlnued actively. MANHATTAN.
Ls.- A new drama, to be called = Ireland as 1t
Is from the pen Of distinguished Irish patriot, IS
III preparation. 1t treats on Immigration and it,
catlSes, in mastery manner. and should have a
great run. ii is to be brought ont by E.fney Vii
hams. for whom il was written.
~ The 9th regiment of infantry We're paid of
and discharged at Fort Adams, Newport, KyD
week before last. Though it numbered only G50
rank and file on its arrival its mus,er-rolls show
about 100 names. that number having been made
up by recruits. death. disease and discharges
5000 Were distributed by the Paymaster.
RESIGNATION.-We learn that the Rev. DR.. Oar
bin, President of the Board of Corporators Of The
Philadelphia College of Medicine and Drs. Gard
neraad Beatty Professors Of that Institution, have
resigned.
% Tie Supreme Court Of Pennsylv met
the itn al Pittsburg. Chief Justice Gibson, and
Justices Rogers, Bell, and Burnside present.
o. A sword was presented and dinner given
10 General Worth by the citizens of Hudson, on
t 18th ull. Attorney General A. l.. Jordan pre-
srnted the sword with some eloquent remarks
General Worth replied after dinner. A letter Of
excuse was read from Martin Van Buren, Speeches.
sentiment and song Were not wanting on the coca
SION. Judge Elm0nds presided at the dinner. Mr..
B. +. Butler was among the guests.
" Sarah Savage alias Stewart. was to be tried
in New York Oh the th inst. Tor the murder of
Pierre BremOnd. She plead guilty when arraigned.
~ Two children were bitten by mad dog in
NewYork on the 81 inst
G1T- Simon " Hard " the Massachusetts, Clock
MAKER died in Boston on the 30th uit., aged %
years and 5 months. Every Bostonian must remem-
Der his establishment on the Neck.
THE MURDERER OF Mr.. SCHGoLCRAFT.-Lat-
ters says the Cleveland Times received from Sault
ST Mare STATES that disclosures have been recently
made at Fort Brady, indicating that the assassina-
tion of the iale James L. Schooc7aft, thai fort,
the 9Th of July, 1916, directly or indirectly
tjin act OF Lieut.. ltden. the officer who WAS sub
seluenilv convicted OF robbery and murder in the
city OF Mexico. and sentenced TO be hung
~ The Cincinnati Chronicle states that the
potato 70; is quite prevalent III the neighborIood of
that city.
SUICIDEs.--Rem Snedeker committed suicide on
the Isl inst at jamaica, l.. l., by cutting his throat
with razor; failing in his business, he became
Responding.
DR.. John b. Walker, an accomplished gentle
man, of Eoston, las been missing since the Bis
ut. A boat in which he went out in the harbor
having been found with So pound weight missing,
he is supposed % have committed suicide.
New YORK NoRTALIry.-Ihe deaths in the
city Of New York week before last. We're 309
men, G5; women, 81; boys, 100; girls. 81.
PAaDoNED-A. Dodge, formerly Postmaster Of
Frankfort, blaine. who was sentenced 10 ten years
Imprisonment, on a charge Of pur'olning money
from the mail, has been parloIred by the President
and discharged after an Imprisonment Of about
fourteen months
~ 4 child of Nr. Thues was killed in New
York on the ID by falling from ih-siory window.
HORRIBLE MURDER.-A letter from lIa-engo,
ic!Eenry county H., states that on tie 22d ult a
brutal murder was committed by German named
Henry Bridenbeck, upon tie person Q. a Young
German woman Of the name OF Salama kaesar.
The murder committed IN corn field, and is
supposed to have been done by slrangling with a
handkerchief, which was found near the person Of
the woman. 1t appears that the girl had been Sc
duced by the murderer.
~ Another death from the explosion of spirit
lamps, occurred al Springfield. Mass a short time
ago Mr.. Calvin Barrett, j., being the victim. lie
WAS, as in all such cases, filing the lamp, while
the wicl, was burning.
~ There We're twenty fires il Newl ork during
the month of August.
MEXICAN PRIzE-tn attachment was granted
against the schooner Wasp, at Philadelphia on the
it'll, a Mexican prize, captured at Iaguna by $.
w. Colon, October 10, 1871. She is alleged to
have been the property Of Mexicans at that time.
ENcKE's CoMET.-Lieut. Mary, the superin-
tendent of the Washington Ob>ery tory, ii letter
az ressed to the Secretary IF the Nav, announces
the return Of Encke's comet, after al absence Of
three years. He says that il was discovered on the
night of the Isl by Professor Hubbard II was Oh
served in Philadelphia in 1875. The Boston
Transcript; mas the following on the subject OF Ills
comet: ga letter dated from the Observatory,
tambrrige. August 80. and addressed to President
Everett. by W. {. Bond, states that on Monday
morning last, about O'Clock, the comet OF Ercke
was seen at that Observatory by Mr.. G.. p. Bond,
As al exceedingly faint nehnous patch ofligh:. Il
was, however, soon obscured h. clouds that onIy
one pretty good place was obtained by tin r4a ting
OF The circles oi the Great Equatorial. On the night
u IL" cjih OF August, and tre mnruiug OF the Both
the eNaina RS were eUahed - grt Il series Of mi
"rulm 'rIca! measures win Illuminated wires. The
come is yet rather difficult object, but has H.
creased in brightness since Monday morning