The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-31

Mr.. John White, highly respectable citizen of
Yaz"o County, Miss, was few days ago found by his
his back Several persons have been arrested supposed to
have been concerned in the brutal murder.
At the Fair of the American Institute, in New
York, mere an purely OF American stock, eight years
DID, eighteen and half hands high fourteen feet in length
and eleven in girth This specimen supposed to be the
largest ever known.
Ex-AIderman James Saunders, of Philadelphia
on the 2lst was by accidental msseP pLeeipated from
the second deck the hold Of vessel Falling between
two casks, he received many internal injuries which was
feared would prove fatal
Ii is said that an English traveller, Mr. Morrison
has discovered Persia the Ancient Ecbatana the tomb
Of Hephuson, the iavoe of exander the Great An in
scripon in excellent preservation, is said 10 identify this
monument.
VIM. Gordon, a mulatto man, in Trenton, N. j.,
who had been under excitement in reference TO the flu
gve slave law recently, hearing some slave CaChers Were
in town. started to fell in convusons and died on Sa-
turday.
The Cincinnati Gazette says project has been
started in Cincinnati, build plank structure to accOmmo
date N thousand persons in anticipation OF VISIT from
if ''twetye thogsani dollar house could be drawn.
party Of rowdies, the night OF the 2lst, at
Baltimore, during the exhibition Of June Co. Circus
made attack upon the throwing stones INTO the tent
striking number OF persons etc. The poprstoTs
PEELED 10 stop the performance.
William Anderson, an engineer on the Utica and
Schenectady Railroad killed at Paatine Bridge the
"d the wheels OF the running OYER him On the same
day and in tie same manner an unknown man lost his life
d WATERFOWL, near Utica.
Three notorious rogues from Philadelphia
Euoch, ags Dr Ames Jack Stevens, and Ned Goldsmith,
t G5zes inc agency Oh MI " lines 0 's We" O' Oo'
Beloit College has been donated by Mrs. Satah
Hale, kewburyport Alassachuset 1900 acres OF Illinois
land The interest Of the fund viii be dne cd to s9pnoT
| styled the Hale rroiessorship.
| We'll, farmer you told us your wood was a
good PLACE for huntng now we've tramPed it for three
general thing, the less there is the more hunting
The CITY Council of Cincinnati have passed
various railroads voted upon that they are ready to carry Out
the will OF the people, expressed by popular vote at the
late election, furnish the railroads million of dollars
We learn that the Wrecking Company now al
work the Inflated steamer Lexington, have succeeded il
small ausntty OF gold nd have strong hopes Of recovering
other valuables. 5hs lies 10 feet below the surface
DR.. Ramsay agent of the State of Tennessee
for the purchase OF iron for the Georgia and East Tennessee
RAILROAD, is now at Savannah Ga aa5 awaiting the arrival o
So m les Of The road The rails are of the II model and wegl
| from 81 TO Is pounds to the yard
Capt Miller, of the ship Crusader, at Boston
in lat a Il s, oR 81 So aTge sand Of Ice, about %
feet in circumference, and 10 feet high II was floating d
Falkland Stands aiS ''''' 's''''Ds '''
A man was arrested in Cincinnati on the 10Th
by an officer from Glasgow Scotland. charged with havin
absconied from that civ With $500 belonging to the Ban
1t appearing that lie had violated any existing law be
rSesn this country and Great Britain, however he wa
discharged.
Luku, king If Siam, being awakened from sleeJ
and assassination by the braying of an commanded; il
the adGT OF his gratitude, that lCsnknd should he GALE
159, came V H. s" Sis nS s C s r,r of cSTeoHie
procamed- Most potent Luka, absolute lord Of me mn
verse King OF the white elephants aud Keeper Of the sac
yonr Maiesty.'
One of the crew of the Kate Fleming, whcl
lately blown mp near Paducah having consequence
his wounds, into the berth Of deck hand board
the Fieewooi dragged lin out and Beat him On the arr
val OF hIs steamer at he foot OF the Canal near Louisville
| trends OF the wounded The mate would nave snare