The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-09

the Norwe gian Government appears for f33O,0O0.
NJ An English whaling company is about to be
formed, to fish in the Southern Atlantic Ocean
% Joseph POns, the supposed murderer Of
Vincente Fortsna, at Charleston has been arrested
os- Lord George Bentck, it is said, died from eH-
element, having won 100000 on horse race.
NJ Rev. DR.. Gilet, for almost forty years secre-
tary Of the Maine Missionary Society, is dead.
NJ Thanksgiving in New Jersey, the 23d day
of November.
no Free Schools are now opened in various
parts of New York, for the instruction Of young
men and women.
90 Mai. F. T. Lally, U. S. A., was married at
Gardiner, Me-, on the 18th ult, to daughter of
Senator Evans.
no The apartments in the Tuileres occupied by
the late Queen of the French, have been converted
into an infantry barracks.
90 A paper called the Nation, is about to be es-
tablshed in New York, under the care of Mr.. Nc
Gee formerly co.editor of the Dublin Nation
gts- Thomas F. Marshall made Cass and But
Ter speech at Georgetown, KY, and another at
Cincinnati, recently.
o. The eight living ex-Mayors of New York
city acted as pall-be in the funeral of Dixon
H. Lewis
% J. Mem Shafter, (whig,) was chosen Sec
retary of State by the Vermont Legislature in joint
assembly on the 26th ult
ots- Nashville is infested with gang of incen-
loyr tho
ton of property.
Dcy- We have heard that some enterprising New
York printers talk of establishing an American
newspaper in Paris.
or Mr.. G. H. Gamble, U. S. Consul General in
Switzerland, is now in Philadelphia He came out
with Frederick Hecker.
OF The Vermont House of Representatives has
passed the bill providing for the election of Presi-
Dental electors by plurality, and it is now law
OF The frigate Constitution, Captain Gwinn,
will sail from Boston in few days, for the Medi-
terranean.
o. Thanks to the officers of the steamboats,
Revolution, Iowa, and Constitution, for late ST.
Louis and Cincinnati papers,
% -Four Dutch colonies, headed by clergymen,
have recently settled in Michigan, Iowa and
Wisconsin
o. The corn from the bark Touro, 1867 bushels,
partially damaged, was sold at auction, in Calves
ton on the Both ut, by II. A. Cobb, at from 42B to
so cents per bushel
o. Very fine wines of the Rhingau are now
brought to this country, for sale in considerable
quantities. in consequence of the disturbed state of
Germany.
OF The Allegheny mountains are crowned with
snow Indeed all the mountains in the east are in
the same condition. Winter has set in early
everywhere
o. A stranger near Pittsburg was found dead,
seated upright in buggy, with severe wound on
his forehead. He was murdered and placed in
that position.
Dcs- Forty-eight millions of pins are made weekly
at the factory of Brown & Elton, Waterbury, Con-
nantinr.s Il l--t L. year" sIrIcu all our
pins were imported.
o. The talk is that Theodore Fay and Mr.. J. R.
Brodhead, both American Secretaries of Lega-
ton abroad, prominent candidates for the vacant
Chargeship at Rome.
Gs- French labor in the slave colonies is curious
ly managed. One-third of the proceeds go to the
lborer, onethrd to the proprietors, and the other
third to pay the expenses of management
o. The earbonic acid gas, which is emitted
from the mineral springs in Bath, England, the
Chronicle says, is in the opinion Of eminent medi-
cal men, an absolute protection from cholera.
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.