The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-15
TeIegraphio Items.

QUEBEC, October A.
Death Of The Archbishop Of Canada, Right |
Rev, the Catholic Archbishop of Canada, died this
morning.
BUFFALO. Oct. 3, 1850.
The propeller Petrol is ashore at Ashlabula, and !
full OF water. She sprung leak in gale, and is |
-,
The propeller Monticello came into collision with
the schooner North Western, on Lake Huron, eaus-
ing the schooner to sink in three minutes. Foru-
nately, no lives lost The schooner was loaded
with salt, and was fully insured.
BUFFALO, Oct 4, 1850.
The boiler OF steam tug, engaged in towing a
ship from the canal to the lake, exploded at twelve
O'Clock to-day. There were three men on board
all of whom were saved. The Spalding was lowed
in by the steamer Saratoga, having broken her
shaft in the gale. She was laden with merchan-
disc, and bound up
Congress Mountaineering Hon. A. W. Buell.
has been re.nomlnated for Congress in the Detroit,
and Mr., Stuart has been re-nomnated in the Kala-
mazOo District.
The Wings have nominated Joseph R. Williams
for Congress in Kalamazoo District
DETROIT, Oct s, 1850
On Thursday, at twelve O'Clock, a party took tea
at the Kalamazoo Exchange, and yesterday, during
the day, eight of them died. They are supposed
to have been poisoned, although others at the same
table were not affected. Here are the names of the
deceased, with their Elisha Russell,
miller; Chas. Mori shoemaker Justin Dullaughts,
ditto; Mr. Beckwirh, ditto; Mr. EastIand, printer;
Mr.. Crane, station hand of the railroad, and
man and his daughter, VINO were strangers. The
corOner's jury is now in session.
man entered the Suffolk Bank, this afternoon,
and while the telers back was turned, took
bag containing five thousand dollars in gold from
the desk, and managed to escape with his booty.
BosToN Oct. 8, 1850.
Jenny Lind, this evening, sang before the largest
audience she has yet had in this city. fremont
Temple was filed TO its utmost capacity, and the
enthusiasm rose to higher pitch than at either of
her other concerts, not excepting even the first
Indeed, this was decidedly the hest concert ever
given in this city, and we think mag safely say,
in this country. The first part of the programme
consisted of sacred music being selections from the
operas, oratorios, etc, of Mozart, Handel, Haydn
and Rossinl. Z" know nv Rsdeemer liveth, " was
sung in magnificent style by Jenny Lind, and was
| received with loud applause. An encore was COM
| piled with. On mighty Pens was sung in fine
| style, and was also enCored. The last part of the
| programme was composed of pieces of a more Sec
| ular character. The gems of the evening, how
ever. were the " Flute" and The Echo" songs,
| which were received with tremendous applause,
| and both enCored Jenny ind was never in finer
voice than she is now, and her concert on Tuesday
evening will be jam. o
Chester Butler, the Wing representative OF the
| Eleventh Congressional district of Pennsylvania,
died of yphus fever, this afternoon, at the Amerl-
can Hotel. He was on his way home from Wash
ingon.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ..
| disgraceiul riot occurred here last night be-
tween party of whites gnd blacks. 1t first broke
| out at the corner Of Seventh and Lombard streets
| white man, named Ripple, was dreadiuIly heat.
en-, and died from the effects of his wounds while
being carried to the Station house. The Waterman
accompanying him was shot at by one OF the ne.
groes Several Persons on both sides were more OF
| less wounded.
TRENTON, Oct 5.
Goodyear VS.. Day.-The jury IN the case Of
Goodyear Us. Day, (the great India Rubber case
in which damages were laid at $780, OO,) have rem.
dered verdict in favor of the defendant upor
I.syery point involved.
The sale at auction of the tickets by Mr.. Dyer
| realized from $4,000 10 $1,000. The secoHC
choice of seats brought 81 so premium; it theT
tell to Sc, and on down to 81, which was the
lowest premium paid.
| The State Fair has been visited by over 40, 0Ot
PERSONS and it is said that the receipts for adms
sion tickets will reach $4,000 Ths agncultura
Ball at the Burnett H4..,,-, largely and fash
iona55y ;,i,,:.Isd About 800 partook of the sup
per, fully one-half Of whom were strangers.
NASHVILLE, CTenn.) Oct 6.
During Wednesday and Thursday night last
heavy frosts fell here and in the surrounding coun
Try. 1t is estimated that two-thirds Of the tobacco
crop has been seriously damaged.
LEXINGTON, (Ky) Oct 8.
Henry Clay arrived here on Wednesday night
and was enthusiastically welcomed.
The Pearce BR-We were grarfed to find tina
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