The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-07
A String of Items


A letter from Vienna, in Berlin journal, says |
that General Haynau about be created field MARSHAL
Harrison C.. Hobart is the democratic candidate |
for Congress, in the Third District Of Wisconsin.
The Leg slature of Maine will stand ninety-three |
democrats and ffty.eight wings and tree.soers.
The Mexican Congress has authorized the negO-
tiation of a loan of half million fdollaD
Don Jose Gueno has been appointed Minister to
Rome by the Mexican Government
The plank road between ScotSville and Char
lOttesvIlle, Va, is in course Of construction.
Mr.. Briggs, NJ. G. from New York city, does
not decline a reelection to Congress.
The Universalist Church at Watertown, n Y,
was de trOyel by fire on the 22i ut Loss 5000.
"Who are you in favor of for PRESIDENT" said
we frees9i baTnburner, Jenny Lind for ever 20 said
he, These fellows are non-commaI to the last.
A Working-mens State Convention is called to
assemble in Boston the 10th of October consider what
political other action required by the interests OF labor
A woman in Jersey standing over the corpse
Of her husband EXCLAIMED n an agony Of grief: " u 2
The Hon. Charles Durkee has accepted call
signed by two thousand electors to run as an independent
candidate for Congress IN Michigan.
Gov. Briggs, and large number OF citizens OF
Massachusetts, about to return the late visit OF the Mon
ueal party to Boston,
On the 25,h nit, fire occurred at Jersey City
Point which destroyed Adrondac Steel Works, valued OF
upwards Of S25,U0J
Governor Anthony, of Rhode Island, the capable
editor Of the Providence Journal is talked Of for the next T.
S. Senator from that State.
One-eyed Thompson was bailed at NewYork
the sum of $1,000, committed the charge of having
manufactured the Drury torpedo.
A vein Of coal, similar in appearance and quality
TO the LyepQo and about eighteen inches thick has been
discovered in Brandon, Vt.
The lectures of Mr.. G. P r. James, in Boston,
the Athens of America are but poorly attended He hes
arrived there at bad time the Lind mania absorbing all in
The cranberry crop in Minnesota is likely TO
prove f,urethe cranberres being roed by the high
water at Rice lake and the other cranberry localities in that
Ned Buntne's triumphal entrance into New
York city, tfrom conyics cell on Blackwell Island, was
ovation The last thing Of the kind we recoIIect
The packet ship New World arrived at New
York on the 25th nit from LyerpG% with seven hundred
ness occurred on board during the passage.
Haynau has arrived at Aix.la- Chapelle, suffering
from the oggng he received from the London day
silent contempt
| The remarkable production Of wild rice about
Green Bay this is unusually abundant and the Me.
nominees are now engaged in harvesting and storing for
| An old lady of Pennsylvania had an unaccounta-
be aversion to rye, and never could eat in form till
late they GOT she SAID to making it nt9 %hiskey and
| The people Of Vermont are preparing to send a
mammoth memorial to Congress- and the President in favor
| Frankfort Peace Convention.
The sixty.sixth annual convention of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Diocese Of New Ork, assembled New FORK
next General Conference which meets IN Cincinnati six
| months hence.
advantages to be derived from the completion OF the Penns
vana railroad to that place. none greater than the facility
| place.
The morality of New York, on the week ending
the 2lst, 323 of Boston, u Of PHILADELPHIA l4j
s82';o Of Liverpool, IS5. '''''
We learn from Washington that Lieut. Jane.
Mccormick has reigned his commission in the Navy Of thu
US Yr. Met ormcl was formerly OF Portsmouth, but W,
understand now largely engaged IN private enterprise
We understand that Just before leaving, M'II,
Lind sent $50 e the sws F Episcopal ChGFch now
SGaB made Q" learning Of 'nO''''''"'H' OF 'n
A discourse entitled 1.-THE Murderer" by Rev
E. N Kirk, of Boston, has inst been published containing
strong plea in favor Of capital punishment and anmadyert
soT Webster.
The Lowell Courier SAYS that the aggregate
population of that city by the T. S. Census, with the
up fully to c0 BY the state census in May the aggfe
gate was 3s,62O-gain about four hundred.
The census thr0ughour Great Britain will b
taken on one dayTMonday, March 81, lSjleach house
holder returning al the persons in his house on the preceding
less poor, Of person, travelling, and on shlpboard
Gen. Avrzzrua having been charged by a Wash
ington correspondent of New York paper with being
publishes card in the New York Herald which he mo:
emphatcally denies the charge.
Matthews, who shot Skidmore, at Washington
chy, the 25h still At large though the police have bee
hot pursuit of him The Physgans have no hope what
The Norfolk Herald is officially informed that tn
negotiation pending between the propneOrs OF the road
me Bamn9 e {n [5csI Co{ nay oega Jt1GgGt
,.SgT iii he bUjH NO
I'll r. 81 w. ,,L r NJ
by Tue utath Oh 'oi' WIN IFngndH, OF rus
buTgh, recently de2ease his daugheF who some years
eOped with Captain Schiney, OF the British Army, come
the entire possession OF an estate valued at five millions
dollars. Ma. SChnley Is now residing at Southampton
England.
. A party of Germans have erected in Steuben
vile, Ohio establishment for the manufacture of sod
ash and chloride Of lime il is The only one Of the kind
the United States es,maed that during the first year
will Df SODA