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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

JENNY LIND. AT Bremen, it appears after
performance, she became aware of an intention =
TIE part OF the crowd to draw her in her carr;,oo.
As she desired to avoid the ANNOYANCE 80 -
9uested the manager, who was corpnlent nn,v;oi5
oulk Ct humanity to precede her in her own car
lidse winch was Ia waiting; while she youId elm %
In some private conveyance Jenny,s carr;aa 'P u
scarcely moved when it was invested bv FL Ia" ~
students, who, in spite Of the remonsrancas "r
uryer, unhlched the horses and ATTACHING a'e
10 Tue vehicle, dragged along with shouts Of
Inc complasant big gentleman in the inside baTar
ea thls intended as compliment TO himself c'r h
thereby aanreno H. of NIss ind IA
easy aeilit - inc citlzens at either par az ya Cor
6 secIfeT ggreE8se either of he orcesler an
atulating himself on this evidence of his immense
opularly, the carriage drew up before the hotel and
he manager descended, bowling and smiling under :
'ofuse shower of elegant boquets, which rained up-
l him from all directions. When the bloods dis
'vered that, instead of the aerial form of Miss Lind
icy had been hauling three hundred and fifty pound, h
solid masculine flesh through the muddy streets. a
ler rage knew no bounds Their shouts of admir- :
1on turned to yels of revenge. They rushed upon
he oily gentleman to mob him, but he succeeded in c
ddling into the hotel, nearly dead with fright. lust
time to save his bacon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

The FUGIrIvE SLAVE LAW. The Buffalo
Express says-"The Detroit case and decision are
as follows:
A negro was brought before the Commissioner as
fugitive slave from Tennessee. The Counsel for
the negro presented an affidavit duly sworn by the
former, stating that he manumitted by the deed
of the present claimant for 700 dollars, which the
latter had received for the same and that the deed
is now in the hands of the negroes friends in Cncn-
natl On this affidavit the counsel for the prisoner
moves that the case be continued until the deed of
emancipation can be procured and used as evidence
The Commissioner decides that the deed would be
inadmissble if produced; that he has no power to
enquire into any defence the negro may have against
the claim, but only to determine whether the case
presented on the part ofthe claimant is sufficient to
entit+e him to a certificate for the removal of the ne
gro.
'lf this decision is sustained, no colored man
north can be safe for day. Ica deed of freedom Is
annued by the act, there will be perures enough to
send into slavery every colored man and woman
north Of Mason and Dixons line''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

A DANGEROUS BEVERAGE. Water is COM
posed OF certain gases, of them quite explosive.
The other night when Professor Rowland, in Pitts
burg, was decomposng water, and causing terrific
explosions OF its component cases. rather free liver
IN the audience, exclaimed, as he held his hand to
his ear. Catch me putting water in my brandy af-
ter this might be blown up, like the boiler of a
steamboat 20
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DR.. R. WOODWARD.
Aug 16 ana AholhaS Streets.

Ann Si dss compound Cod Liver OIL co.
dnenza our or friends who are troubled with cold cous
greatly miti@s, n me asthma and who desle sone6in 10
nnrcbssn go tltlr sniferngs, cannot do so welI a ~
DIV ys Package of Blisss Compound Cod liver me as to
as Is as agreeable as the choicest confection am
oil Any ieuihe rs the pure, unadulteraed cod In
nny one purchasing take especiai Goa IiVer
ers e genuine article for there are a ne
~ Prepared by B X BLISS, sole pronrie,or s.
general agents for Worcester - 'oO1 l. JR d CO.,
detIVl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24
fuckers ANNOUNCEMENT
NEW BOOKS

OA w BUUhS
nveretts Orations and Speeches. . vo1s
History of the Polk Administrators 'ois'
Eowler's English Language
Inscription and Historical Sketches Of po,,.
Lake superior, by Agassiz u diestLe'
memorial of hartman and Marshall
Sacred Scenes in the Life of our Sayio
Memoir OF T. Powell Buxton
Lie and Writings of David Hale
The Phantom World
Night Side of Nature
Sketches of Greece and Turkey
Mackly's Popular Decisions vols
Progress of Astronomy. by LOOMS,
Conquest of Canada, 9 vols
The COnspirator
Trsth stranger than Fiction
Peep at the Pilgrims.
Transactions and ColIections of ~
- ran Society," vol. 8, part l. i'"h AH'l9ua-
farmers Guide No. 10, by stephens
dictionary of Mechanics, No ~ by Bvrne
SStonographic Encyclopedia, No Il.
n JS.t m9rks No 26 King Henry the sth
oct24 A' NO No MAIN STREET.
mn, dM&S&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM lEUROPE



ne steamship Asia, fom Liverpool, 18th inst
arrived at New York on Tuesday. at 10 - o,cIo,5
''ei"s made her passage in 10 "a days.
oo'ton closed at last weeks rates, with sales O
e9'ooQ bales. Breadstuffs steady Corn p TO 2ss
w, Lard active. Pork firm.
cIotb ,oi manchester the reports are more cheering
''0sl and ID yarns having advanced.
AN effort was about TO be made TO con,act Coo,.
I'd = ana ;l treat Britain by line of steamships.
IA poor mas been visited by terrible gale, which
M W. in9ch Damage. Numerous vessels went ashore
ING sup providence for Africa from Liyerpool. was
1--we among the banks, and twenty-three of the
N'9w Perlshed' The storm was felt also at London
u.ei:lnahy continues excited, while Austria and
raaS s" are on the verge of civil war; At Hesse
ueapo'ic measures were used to irritate the
people to deeds of violence and as nretext o tbo
interference of Austria and Prussia.
Inc Holstelners have failed in their attemnt 70
.aNe rrederlckstadt They have been repuIsed in
'aoi d uecislve manner, with the loss of their he
slesing guns and at least 600 killed, that their conse
now seems hopeless.
otep by step, Louis Napoleon appears TO he adj
, nanoils IN his ambitious career One splendid re-
suGceeds another Vast masses of troops are
oiouSht together. Wine seglrs, sausaqes sa,sonaI
WIN quasi imperial smiles and ahabiifv ~ aro
aealt out TO them with profasion, and the Bonanar
Journals with great completely, tell that thew per-
'eise . nnothlng unusual in these proceedings
despatch from Paris says it is stated
pGs,,lT t that decision respecting The Hosten
Question mas been come to by France, England Ans.
,' 4 dnu the German States, in favor of Denmark
ana inat the Dnches will be informed that thew mnsi
G.lah rom further hostilities The President Of
rance mas determined to act in the affair in con
cert with England. '''' "A'D' III con-
"a. AZ Inc review on Thursday, there was Grand
military spectacle of an extao binary characteT and
e IS impossible to conceal the fact that good deal
;; uneaslness prevailed lest Napoleon should Mace
He at the head of his troops and march to the
ras nfV,o ihfpe were $4,000 troops present, and
ne Republic was not cheered 4'7N''y' o"l !; !!
nHe preach between the President and the As
a ay Is widening, and that body will probably be
Tba ogelnef at an earlier day than was intended
Portugal had died away. i'''"'' e''ion y y
.emium Ia Hayaria and Wirtemburg have e.
- Das"erreOtype EstabIish0,e
o.. " H7Ha 1.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

If in shindy or a flight, =
Dick Roe had turn the tables,
Aud exc should tear piece from out
John Does un-mcn-tion-a-bles--
Query-in such case as that,
What course to go upon?
Should John bring suit against Dick Roe,
Or Dick bring suit to John?
Or If compelled to sue Dick Roe,
Say what the new Code teaches,
Should John sue Dick for breach of the peace
Or for piece Of the breechesl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

A DEFAULrER. We understand that David Da-
mon, depot agent on the Ct. River Railroad, at Hol.
yoke, is delaulter to the amount of or $1,000 The
Company is nearly, if not entirely secured by the prop
erty and bonds.
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CONVENTION.

The Convention called ssto consider tho onos.;o 8
Womans Rights, Duties and Relations assembled -
iiiey iiai' Yesterday morning, and was temporarily
organized by the appointment of Joseph c. Hathaway
oi view York, as Chairman, and Eliza J. Keonev Of
Salem' as Secretary. A Committee was then anpo;nt
ga on the permanent organization, which retred and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

A GREEN OLD AGE. Asaph Rice, Esq, Of
Northboro 50 years of age, walked from his home to
Worcester, IL miles, before breakfast, yesterday
ing. to attend the Convention here, and atten-
tive listener to the proceedings, without manilestng
80 much feeling Of fatigue many Of those in the prime
Of tier years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

~ A boy aged II years, of John Ritter, fell
from East Rock, New Haven, distance Of between
100 and $50 feet last Saturday. He was not killed,
but dangerously wounded
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

TROUBLES IN THE WING CAMP. The wbic
nominating convention of New Bedford have rcpudi.
ated the nomination made by the district convention of
Zeno Scudder for congress
In the first district J. r. Stevenson has declined on
the ground of private business
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

HAVANA, Oct. 3. The first peaches ever open
ly exposed for sale here, saw this morning. They
came in ice from Boston and were in loerable or
der. Price IL l-2 each | am not mistaken if this
does not bring them out in abundance next season.
1t would pay for any possible expense of packing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

"WhGt's in a Ndme?' A deal Of money some
times; Just take passport to the foreign office,
and yon will find that you are charged G2 Is Cd,
merely Tor putting the mamie Of Lord Palmerston
uponit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

Gg Jenny Lind has been in the country scarcely
seven weeks, during which time she has given concerts
which have produced $4,000 and contributed to va
rious public charities SlS,255.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

OHIO. The senate will stand II wings, 16 demo-
Gratis and free soers The house 80 wings 80 DEM
ocrats, free s1iIers.
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DON'T Pc nECETVEI

THE genuine Bay State Stove is decidedly the FEST
STOVE in the market, for either wood coal Beware
OF limitations or pretended improvements for the BAY
STATE stands unriraIed.
have the Air Tight ParIOr, the most perfect
stove OF the kind, and in beauty unsurpassed.
,,' SOAL STOVES, niM oUeas and Cast Iron WOOD
STOVES with rst-rae ovens and convenient for doing
small amount of cooking and wtha suited to any room
CoAL STOVES, new patterns; COAL CRATES Coal
burners, Talors Stoves Office Stoves &c &c for sale
cheap by J. F. IORJNC. ava N'
Worcester, Oct "a eod&wstf "a MHv sr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

RUNAwAYs. On the 2Sth ut whole family of
slaves consisting Of mother and four children belong
ing to Mr. Jacob Feaser, near Mddletown, Md, and
two owned by Mr.. John Simmons, made their escape
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

~ Thirteen fugitive slaves were overtaken at
Wilkesbane Pa but the constable refused to cooper
ate in their capture, and those npursu reeated, and
the negroes went on TO Canada.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

x young lady, Of delicate health, in this CITY,
says the Portsmouth Clipper, attempted suicide by eat
ing seven ears green corn few days ago No cause
assigned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

EB- At a recent sale ofpews in Rev. DR.. Hawks
Church, in New York, pew sold for 81 16O anoth-
er $500. The average price, Of the pews sold was
$500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24
FARTHER REDUCTION OF PRICES

- 1"A7I' HHUUUIlUN Of PRICES!
bannupt's Stock of Dry Goods
1T THE .vEV YORK sTopr
n,n No l79 Main St., Worcester
00 Sou al great sacrifice, very extensive asso,,-
:, G y Gtl Cassimeres, Vestings, shawls
CARPETS, THIBETS, ALPACCAS n -,
NNi9' M' dc LAlNs, PRINTS, GINGHAMs, &C.
Together with large assortment of
L ufnlsnlng Goods, Feathers, Curtain Cam
brics and Musiins.
The above Stock will be disposed of
"' 1llces lar below anything of the kind
Oct g. 1850 'AO0"'0i'
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w There were brought into New York from New
Jersey during the past season, no less than 500
bushels of peaches.
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Messengers Notice.

" Messengers Notice.
-rl y9[ceSt e,; IS; October %, 1850
ION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
\ Tor the County of Worcester, has this day issued
warrant against the Estate of DANIEL T. HOWARD,
o. eutto IN said County, manufacturers and partner with
1eishom Keith OF Sutton doing business under the firm of
hett Howard, an nsovent debtor and the payment Of
any debts or the delivery of any property belonging TO said
sovet debtor to him or for his USE and the transfer Of
any property by him, forbidden by law
The first meeting of the cl editors IF soil i,o,.
VIII De hed at Court of Insolvency al the Office Of said
commissioner IN Worccster in said County, on the bir
OF his Estate. J. w WJtIppI ~ " "sss'shees
o24 " 80, - -
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tf George Washington Dixon has been commit
TED to prison at New Orleans, for stealing carpenters
tools.
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The Russian language will be introduced as the off.
cal language into Poland on the first of January ncx,-
II would be impossible to make more melancholy an
nouncement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

CT Washington Irving relates that Abdallab, the
father Of Mahonet, beautiful ''that no less
than two hundred Arab nadens died Of broken heart
the night he was married TO Amina."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

FREEsoIL STATE CENTRAL CoMM1rrrp
h0 CONS l, Railroad Exchange-lower floor
from Court street. my 'uii0i'is
EDWARD L. KEyEs, Secretarv
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CT Madame Biscaccianti met with severe loss on
her passage out to Europe, in the death of her only
child.
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NJ essengei's Notice.

IVorcn,tar . 00''e . " 4'vtENV'
n 0Sg Ti SIS: October 90, 1870
II ON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insol$encv
ii the County of Worcester has this day issued Va
au' ugast the Estate OF OILS CIRCUIT, JR., of Leiccs
any debts or the delivery off any property belonging To- ad
soYeht debtor, to him or for his use aud the transfer If
any property by him are forbidden by law ~ "
he lrsi meeting of the creditors Of said nsolvent db,,
viii be held at Court of Insolvency AT tIe nGrn ,f J
commissioner in Worcester in said Comfy on mo Ism
day of November next, at ten O'Clock In he Gre o i h
me proof otdebts, and TO choose mn assignee or n
llls Estate. lo23l j. DAY, D. s., MESSENGER.
~, V99rceSfcr, So: PROBATE once, October 90 1850
son, late of NorthbrlIge, deceased EpretioS
YOU are cited to appear Court of Probate n b b"leu
to show cause why the account rendered by Goor enson
should not be allowed VI s"'o hs
o=lo CIiAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
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lure, winch you &c tod 10 tiil .c,ilis .t1i,.
On entering, you amazed to look upon an unparti
toned room of some $50 feet in length and more Than
250 feet in breath. Here is scene of busy life indeed
Hundreds of ope atves are concentrated under the same
vast roof and the way they take the raw cotton, and
put through into clean, neat, and beautiful engham
is neither slow nor unartiStc. OPENING picking card
ing, spinning reeng, dyeing, warping weaving, clean
ing, pressing, drying and finishing, are all performed
with despatch and abundance that convince YOU the
ladies will never again for dresses This whole
establishment seems to be conducted in the most bust
ness-ike and liberal manner An examination of il
will richly repay for the time and expense of visit
ing it, even although he may have to go hundreds Of
miles, and spend several days on the excursion.
But the carpet-weaving establishment presents the
acrue of mechanical ingenuity and raises your admra
ton to the highest pitch of excitement. The genius
that contrved, and the skill which put in operation the
loom by which Brussel's Carpets are woven, not bv
hand, but by power, enough to awaken wonder in
the most prosaic mind, and enthusiasm in the tamest
The mind that has wrought such a triumph over the
obstacles OF nature may well be proud of its achieve
ment; and the fame of BIGELow, like that of Ark.
wright and Whitney, of Fulton and Morse. will eyer
be associated with blessings to the race of mankind
with neither tear to dim blood to stain his well
earned aurels For the richest specimens of this sye
oil carpets we shall longer be indebted to foreg,
countries. Our own looms superior fabric.
Much more would gladly say, Mr. Editor; but |
remember that your space, we'll as my time is limit
3D. Let no one accuse of exag9eaon, till he has
gone and examined for himself Then he will be 4 Sc
cond queen of Sheba, and declare, sthe half has not
been told me-
For the opportunity of making this pleasant excur-
SON. nave to thank kind friend and for the many
pleasant recoectons that will linger around this day,
give vote of thanks to all who were in our compa
ny, and also to Mr.. Bi9elow and the other gentlemen
who so politely gave to the several establish
ments' Yours, faithfully, s.
Worcester, Oct. %, 1885,
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entered into an offensive and defensive alliance
Bavaria is to assist the Eector of Hesse Cassel with
troops, by order of the Frankfort Assembly. This
it is the intention of Prussia to resist. 1t is thought
this affair will bring the German question to crisis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24

in Jasper county, Illinois, this fall, while hunting
urkeys.
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III oNIt UT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
To Let.

AA TWO pleasant and convenient TENEMENTS-
Iina possession given Nov LIST. Inquire mrnediatev
of HOWE & PUTNAM, No. 6 Front st.
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FOR GOVERNOR

Free Soil Nominations,
ELECTION, MONDAY, NOVEMBER IIth,
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pamphlet edition of Judge Aliens sneecb d.
llyered IN the City Hall, Saturday evening. Oct <
1850, is now ready for circulation. -
An orders from individuals or Town Committees
VIII be promptly answered. Price rs cts. per hun
dred, $3.50 per thousand r. N""-
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Circulate the Documents.

JUST PUBLISHED for distribution amonq the
People, the recent enactment known as the
FUG1TIvE SLAVE Law,
printed upon large type, that she that runs man,
read the niquty of our law makers. Town Com
mittees supplied at short notice, price IS cents ner
hundred. POI
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(For the Daily Srv

EDITOR Have you ever been to Clntono ssI
"''h + have; and advise YOU to 90 as soon =
-" N'i command day Of leisure For The od,.,a.
ga "elghty reasons easily be ASSIGNED o.,
YOU WIN nave delightful ride on yo,r M ss,no A.,
mn and valley, forest and clearance Tho o,;o. :
country lle and the activity of tbrivnr via1
mon - 9'i' scene OF varied interest and uncon-
tn "h'ch 1t is well worth while to visit
-, O' "iu an excellent public house when Won roo,
IN which your wants are easily OWNED o., !
p.f supplied. mime hosts of the .sCGnto, II.
tba eSS'S' Faulkner and Burdit will greet Won will
.. .neSt oil Welcomes and cater to vour ,as,o ,l
are SIKH and varied abundance. "''N
YOU are interested to the evidences Of ,br;a
g PRISE and good taste which mark the ,ron.o,
p"'' o' OLD Lancaster, which, but fe,y ,,o,n.
could boast of only here and there
'"'' III MS unpretending mansion. Nov
credtable specimens of don,os,;, sec
beave ~ IA every direction, the church with is
an,.I. pointing splre, the school house with i,
dimensions and tasteful arrangements tbo stano
10 attractive variety, and the public hall c,r 10
anu o'ner iorms of social improvement
-, Is 'ne various manufacturing establishment
iii'n especially claim your attention Horo
'ose eiegant counterpanes, which add to Tho adaa.
1e"' ana convenience of many ssbest chambers ),
"o' ior the hrst time, witnesses the act;o, f,t
" winch they manufactured il asto.
5.Aou al the lntricacy of combination and tho
i"o''on which meet his view Pass from, -,
''''e al TINS Is seen, but few rods, and vou
'oh Where that beautiful sscoacb looa,, :. ''''
men gives so nice finish to public and nrs.,o e"'
ages Some parts of the machinery here soan e'
,u0Weo with life and intelligence, 50 ready and sccn
ne are they in performing their respective e,na,;
Tue same room picturesque cloths are abicato &C.
CT indispensable article of gentlemans wear caod :;
SShn' parance of the taiIors. 'spantaIoonerv ),
' Mn'cn selections could be made to CRAFTY the at
i ,as'e anu meet the impulses ofny fancy which
axe walk of a half mile, and Won 500 ,onu c
ae low, and altogether unique and pcturesome s,r
Iariao e i 1S, 'rg,Nt.l 3vs..slu- sdys,s ~ w
tn m EnesSe that he is prepared To recoi
the same. CASH pam y tiIu at H
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AMASA WALKER of North Brookfeld.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
STFT HEN C. PHILLIPS of Salem.
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1850.
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A KOCKAWAY front ond Ll 80
and in every patent excl and boxes has run bnt ill.,
Subsequently, reported the following list Of officers
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-22
Later Nswsfrom New Orleans,
I.oUIsyrLLE. April IL.

The New Orleans papers brought by
Bos iona ccntnin further accounts Of The
damage done to tho crops by the recent
cold wcather. In various parts Of Louisi-
ana, Mississippi und Alabama, everything
III the shape Of corn, cotton and fruit is
greatly injured, and in many instances the
planters were ploughing up and planting
over.
A large body Of water continues to pass
through the Bonnet Care cr6yasse,
which caused Lake Pontchnrtrain to rise
very much, and makes its waters COM
pleiely fresh. The water Of the Gulf has
been so freshened as FAR out as pass Chris.
tan that II killing the oysters. The chan.
mel which the water has worn from the
river to the lake, will probably hereafter
form q permanent outlet or bayou md
the river has thus done what was proposed
should be accomplished by artificial MEANS
as one of the modes Of ofprotecting the city
Of New Orleans from future overfows.
The river had fallen Is inches at Match.
ez.