The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
new ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ~


William Curtis, plasterer at Cincinnati has fall
len heir to 81 600, 900 in England nus IA
MAJOR John NJ. Scott, of The T. S. Army. died at
ftahAlo't' on the evening OF the I'd inst.
a propeller steamship, 1870 feet long designed
iorCaltofna, launched at Philadelphia on HE 4 nst
one hundred barrels Of sourkrout have bssn
shlpptd for California from Detroit 0''
ne crew Of the Kingston-iye in number
nave been Indicted at Norfolk, for muuny
" ny rs gambler superior to an honest man
because one Is a good man, but the other a better
Banvard, the American artist. with his bug. pon
people, and n aking his fortune. - Vi
bApl. leggarts balloon. which broke loose st
Jersey lily, has not been heard of since Ii il pyobsv IN
California ere this. - " p'o'aOV IN
We learn that the freight of the steamer Enphrs-
age The boatles in but feet water O' NUS D"'i
Some OF the Committee of Safety (" in Boston
s ,9aft 70 ,, nd1ee the railroad companies convey
The Baloch Suspension Bridge across the river
seyfrn Gsar The entrance Lchlonond gave way lately
Whie Hook Of sheep were beginning to pass over it.
Mr.. Gilbert Of Brown county, Ohio, was shot
at and badly wounded by fugitive slave while attempting
u recover stolen horse from the slave.
The u s steamer Vixen, now lying at the Wash.
paired with all possible despatch.
The Clubhouse of Mr.. B. F. Broom, near Tus-
kegse Ala was burnt on the night of the About 40
An Irish student was once asked what was
meant oy pGSthHnols 7oorhs " They such works.
s'1s EHhuya as a man writes alter he is dead.''
The steamer Euphrates lately sunk at Albany
total los The freight and part Of the machinery will be
saved 10 a damaged condition,
An accident occurred on the Both uIt. on the
valley Railroad, near Chambersburg Va by which James
o. Bnen lost his life, and John Rins badly injured
II is thought probable that Samuel G. Goodrich,
SPe;sr Farley wi H, SnfGeed the Hon Mr. Walsh Con-
TIE Indiana constitutional convention now, in
eoOr' as inexpedent.
A
Maryan for the murder Of Joseph Mumma and acquitted
u appearing he acted in self.defenoe,
medical man at Preston has invented fire
Without smoke His plan is called 'atmOpyre or solid gas
Alexander Mccarthy has been sentenced to
salh 4 Green Bay Wisconsin, for the murder Adophas
II has been lately discovered by a French chem
sa 6ds s v q a animals Th na are Killed the latter
will when Killed in the day time.
The work on she new cotton factory at Camel
ton Ind IS progressing RAPIDLY The Economist says that
ture coarse sheetlngs with facility and Dispatch
Tie Cabinet has unanimously decided that the
power oiappontme9ts and removals in the General Land OF
Butterfitld. anu '0' III WI
1t is estimated that the gold and silver imported
nto the Uned States from various Of the world over
hd above the exports, drng the last three years to
one hundred millions OF dollars.
More than sixty expeditions have been dispatched
from Engandt9 explore the Arctic regions from the time of
Ia 1876. ~ '
new and nexhaustible quarry of slate has
lately been discovered Wales. This is valuable dis
eoyey as The Welsh slate is allowed be the finest in the
A. H. Brown, of the State Sentinel, has been
elected printer the Constitutional Convention of Indiana
ana The official proceedings are to be published in the
AT Alexandra, Va. recently, colored man
named Henry Fletcher hand board the sOop Palo Alto
from Washington City, shot himself through the heart and
Louis Snsheiner has been arrested at Washing
En- ehnrgsi With participation in the robbery of Mr..
days ago. Treason had been previously arrested.
The Hon. John NJ, Clayton, it is said has con.
5eed 70 denver an Eddess n Wilmington, Delaware in the
dols ones o. ''' o" the lie and character of eOmmO
Hon, John Short, of Cincinnati, and Professor
charles Short OF Louisville, have offered bear all the ex
can be engaged duly qualified for lbs service
The Pltsburg papers state that the navigation
on the Hopghoghegy 9 now fairly opened and that steam
loaded with freight and crowded with paseneeTs
Acoquetle al ball asked gentleman who
adjusting her tucker, fine could hs fam No ma
Hit" ~ USE ''' Ou' can ian
The town collector at Macknaw was robbed o
sl7O the night of the 10Th He was called to his door and
Enocd down and then pandered. $3.50 subsequently
found in the woods
The London Times of the 18th instant states thai
steamer has arrived at that port from Russia, with eighty
nine packaSe 81 goods Intended Tor The great Industrial EX
expected from the same country
NJ. Alexander Yattemare, the author of the sys
lem Of international Exchanges, being about to return t.
France publishes atieeonate farewell the American
public. lie will devote his life the success of the work OF
which he has beel engaged.
An engine, looms, and other machinery neces
sary Tor factory, have been received Savannah from
Providence X, l., destined fer The Macon Manufacturing
Company
Mr.. Edward Poole, of Philadelphia, is about Ia
visit England deliver lectures American manners
habits institutions and customs. John BuLhas great dea
10 learn in this particular.
A call for great Union meeting. similar to thai
held Castle Garden circulating in PHILADELPHIA Tn
papers there earnestly commend this subject their citizens
Also, in Geneva, New York.
Two boys--one the son of John Beauchamp for
mery Of Bowling Green Kentucky and the other unknown
were recently burned fire in Scottsyille. The boy
were asleep in the building tue time.
Gross, sentenced to be hung at New Albany
few days ago for the murder of old near eersOnv
s string has had bis put off the 18th of De
oember, order to enable him have hearing before tn
supreme Court on an application for a new trial.