The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10
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BY the so9thern Lime,
The Presidents Tour.
BALTIMORE, oct. 9th.-The President of the
United States, accompanied by the Secretary Of
the Navy, Mr. Preston, will leave Washington
on the 18th inst, and, after stopping at Baltimore
to witness the Fair and great Cattle Show, will
proceed to Philadelphia and New York, and return
to Washington on the 18th inst.
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Appointment by the President
Charles r. Stuart to be Surveyor Of the Port of AIexan
dna' Virginia, vice BENJAMIN 7 Fendall, deceased.
n- Bale Peyton left Washington. on the eve.
ming of the 29th ult, to take the steamer for Cha
gres, on his way to Chill,
OREGON WITHOUT AGovERNoR.-Bfr. Lincoln,
to whom the office of Governor of Oregon was ten
dered by Gen. Taylor, has declined.
q5- A political editor talks about the camp fires
of his party burning brightly. Whereupon another
editor retorts that campfire won't save them, and
recommends chloride of lime.
90 Mrs Fanny Kemble Butler was to commence
her readings the evening of the LIST, at the San
som Street Hall, Philadelphia.
NEAPoLITAN PRINCEss-The Queen of Naples
has been delivered of princess, which has been
baPtised by Plus TX. Her names number thirty
two, the first batch being Maria della Graza Pia
90 The Governor of New York offers. a reward
of FIVE hundred dollars for the arrest of the two
men who shot Robert Murphy at Rensselaerville,
on the 24th ult. Mr. Murphy was reported dead of
his wounds, but this is contradcted.
Costly HoRsE-We learn from the Albany
Atlas that NJ McArde, of that place, has sold his
famous trotting horse Mac, to gentleman in Phila
delphia, for 5000.
o. The steamer Hibernia sailed from NewYork
at noon, on Saturday, the 29th ult., with nineteen
passengers for Liverpool, among whom were E.
Christ, bearer of dispatches for France, and VIM.
Hoffman, bearer of dispatches for Switzerland.
FRUIT Connected with the Fair
of the American Institute, at Castle Garden, New
York, this month, will be convention of fruit
growers and persons interested in pomOlogy.
PINEAPPLEs IN WASHINGTON CITY-An ,e1pe-
rienced gardener at Washington, Mr.. Hewlett, has
succeeded in raising pineappes from the crowns of
foreign fruit thrown into the street and picked up
a year ago.
ROMAN PRINTERs-The printers of Rome are
famishing, The Cardinal Triumvirate have told
them. that few hundreds had better starve than
the minds Of the whole populace be poisoned by
their productions
MURDER WILL OUT.-The Chronotype states
that the recent trial of young White, at Dedham,
Mass for setting fire to barn. it came CUT in the
evidence that a man, whose body was found upon
the railroad track some time SINCE and who it was
supposed was run over by the cars and killed, was
murderedin a grogshop in that town, and that the
murderers placed the body upon the track, for the
purpose of misleading the public.
WHITFIELD's sBoNEs-About 25 years ago the
bones Of one of the arms of Whitfield 1.-THE ceie.
brated preacher) were stolen away from his re.
mains and nothing was ever heard of this missing
relic, until few days ago, when a package wa,
received by the America, containing the bones, &C
cOmpanied by letter directed to a minister Oh
Cape Cod