The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10
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Foreign ntems.. Per Late Arrivals.
Mr.. Ferrand said, at the close Of an oratien at
York, " Asi am living man, il were the Cap
tain of merchant ship, and the authorities of
Charleston came on board my vessel and tore one
Of my crew away, Iwould thrust a rpd-hot iron
in'o barrel Of gunPowder, and blow them 10 the
devil and myself to glory"
The new born Prince does not inherit, Of course,
any honor of the British Peerage.
An intense hatred TO the kilt is being manifested
by the Highland ndregiments condemned 10 wear that
picturesque and national, but uncomfortable garb.
The Scotch papers report that the jail Of Roth
say has not now single lodger In the entire
county, with population Of 1000, there is NOT
single individual shut.up in "durance.vile !" and
the pententiary at Perth contains only solitary
individual, who sentenced in Rothsay.
Dr. Smiles of Leeds said, in a speech, "There
Is every to believe that the Of educa-
ton certain parts of the agricultural districts is
quite bad have seen il stated, that woman for
some time had 10 oficate as Clerk in -@.arch in
Norfolk Ahere being no adult in the parish able TO
read and write' r
A new telescope comet has been observed sf
Altona.
The crown glass trade on the lyme is nearly
extinct.
Mr.. Richardson, the traveller, has left Tipoli, to
explore Lake Tshad, in Africa.
During the last three months, tEs bankruptcies
| in England have fallen off nearly one half
The port Of Copenhagen is about to be declared
| a free port.
Mr.. Willis's republication Of his pictures Of So
eiety, People have Met" is criticised with
| severity IN the last number Of the Lady's News
paper. He is particularly abused for the " Year in
Spain which he did not write Sage critics thoss
Lord Cockburn is engaged a life Of his Iass
distinguished friend and brother judge, Lord Jeffrey
Sir Frederick Ihesger tells very good story Of
Mr.. George Hudson, M. P. A ei dsUaat friend Of
Iths monarch cut him the osher day in the lobby Of
| the House of Commons, upon which his Iron Ma
jesty, turning round, exclaimed, +" Halo, you Sir,
what do You mean? What do you cut me for2
I've f200, 900 left ~
| The principal Jewish houses in Bavaria are
about to emigrate and withdraw from the kingdom,
civh and religions liberty being denied them. A.
large depression Of the Government funds has en-
sued from the abstraction OF their capital
Rev. Edward Dodd, vicar Of ST. Peters, Cam
| bridge, has been suspended for three months and
adJudged 10 pay the costs, for refusing bury the
corpse OF one OF his parishcners the gUand that
ne died in state Of intoxicalon, of which there
| was no proof
Forty-three persons were lately taken into custo-
dy at Berlin for and sssaulIs made On Tie con-
stables at the Opera House, while waiting 20 obtain
tickets for the .ProPhete,' such was The excite
| ment Occasioned by It's production.
An iron bridge, 100 feet in length, is about to be
| thrown across the Shannon at Athone.
Aquantity ofdried and saIted- horse flesh hss been
| imported into Hamburg from London.
CharIecote Hall, near SatfUrd, upon Avon, was
recently entered BY burglars and 87O0 worth Of
property wa distracted:
Amongst other articles Of value stolen aId some
in connection with the history the Lucy family Of
Considerable interest, may be enumerated: :: Three
gold watches, one with portrait OF Charles H. set
round with diamoDds; laps iazui snuff boz, gpd
mountings, and a cameo ia the centre several gold
rings and snuff boxes, three handsome purses hIIed
some with old coins and soyerrigns; a two guinea
/ piece OF Charles great many gold and silver
| pencil cases; small exquisite miniature of SIR
| Thos Lucy, THE Justice Shallow, before whom
| Shakespeare was taken for deer-stealing; a gold
| medal OF Shakespeare magnificent ring, -nam@lied
with the inscription, '''Ihe gilt of Henry VIII to
his Treasurer, Ward" engraved inside, etc. A
considerable portion, however, of the plunder, was
i recovered.
Chromatype is a new process of photography. II
consists in washing gold etter-paper with the fol-
lowing so ution: Biehrt male OF potash ten grains.
sulPhate OF copper, twenty grains; distilled water,
| Ons ounce, Papers prepared with this Of pale
yellow color, and may be kept for any length Of
time without injury, aud arc always ready for ase-
For copying botanical specimens or engraving notl-
ing can be more beanIiful. After The paper has
been exposed 10 the influence Of sua-shine with the
objects TO De copied supeFpo-ed, 1t is wsshed over
IN the dark with solution Of nitrate Of SILVER Of
} | moderate strength thls IN DONE n verV
vivid positive picture makes It's appearance, WHICH
| then only requires washing in. pure water. We
hope some of our readers will make the experiment.
A rain in Murcia, Spain, has excited more atten-
tlon than revolution would have done, probabiv
After drought offve years, this hapless provincs
i was visited on the S'h Of May BY a eopous rain
IL was curious TO the young children, who had
| never seen II rain in their lives, evinee a. much
| alarm as if a frightfu accident had happened
Ii is stated in the French papers that the Pope of
Rome, deeply touched by the calamity of The falling
of the bridge of Anglers with a company of French
soldiers, and The conseq quent loss Of one handred
and eighty lives, has sent ten thousand francs,
through his nuncio, at Paris, 10 be distributed
among the wounded, and the dependent relatives of
| the killed.
Ills announced in England. that it is Queen Vic
toras intention 10 visit Ireland, on her way Io her
| Highland summer residence, at BalmnFal. John
| OConnell has announced in the Cancellation Hall,
| his intention of procuring the presentation OF ad-
dresses, full of loyalty, indeed, but at the same
time filled with accounts of Irelands woes and suf
ferings, and containing demand for the Repeal Of
the Union,
Il Mr. Golden, M. p, at q late meeting in London
stated fact, that there project on foot in
the United States for purchasing the whole exhibi-
ION OF the Worlds Industrial Convention, as soon
as it should be finished and carrying it off bodily
TO New York. He also stated that men OF respect
ability and capital interested in the enterprise,
and that he believed the idea would be carried
| 1t would be grand idea to carry ii around the
country for exhibition. 1t would take like Jenny
Lind, though it would cost little more for trans
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