The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-28
A String of Items.

The U. S. ship St. Lawrence, Capt. Paulding
arrived at Bremen, on the 18th of August.
The Rice harvest has generally begun in South
Carolina The late eshe in the vicinity of Forth and South
Santee Ferries, has proven disastrous the
There were about $4,000 people present at the
Oneida County Fair, (NewYork) on the 18Th The exhibit
ton, Nsny points, compared well with the State Fair
1t is stated that Mr. McCurdy of Conn. has re-
eyed the nomination Of Charge to Austria rendered vacant
The census of Norristown, Pa, will show a
population of about $780, In 1910 was about SOO-a very
considerable increase.
The Peru (IlI) Telegraph states that the potato
rot has made its appearance to great extent through that
section
Mr.. Murdoch, the popular tragedian, closed
successful engagement At the Front street theatre Baltimore
on the evening of the 2Jth.
An excellent movement has recently been made
in Philadelphia for the establishment Of Female Academy
The Natives of NewJersey have nominated
Isaiah Toy Of Burlington county for GoyenoE and joseph
The adjourned meeting of the Maryland Editorial
Convention announced to take place in the city of Bau
the fourth Tuesday and d day OF October 1850
Valentine Best, Esq, late Speaker of the Penn
svana Senate has been enomnated for Senator by the
democrats of Montour county.
Mock auctions in New York abundant
ever and cases of swndng under their auspices of fire.
quent occurrence.
The Morse Telegraph Company has raised
mast Paducah, for crossing The Ohio with their wires 1t
is in four pieces and measures 62 leet above ground
Hon Hendrch B. Wright, president of the De-
mocratic National Convention Of ISL has been nominated
Information of the death of the Rev. Addison
Seare Chaplain OF the United States rgae Cumberland,
has been received. Mr. Seare died the passage to Alex
andria and was buried at sea-
Mr. Samuel c. Boardman, near Bridgeport,
Mass, stuck nail in one OF his feet recently and ives In
Saturday, last
The argument on the motion to dissolve the in
junction in the case Of Mr.. Forrest, was concluded on
Wednesday, before the supreme Court IN New Ork tutn
| decision given.
There is said to be in one of the county jaiIs in
Connecticut little girl her mother, granddaughter and great
grandmother Here uquly visited upon the children uhIo
| The third and fourth generations
The Lake Superior Journal states that prepara-
tons are making for the Treaty with the Chippewa Nation
who claim the lands lying along the north shore OF Lakes
| Huron and superior.
| Miss Davenport is playing to delighted houses
at the Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia. Miss Wemyss
is still at the BOwery theatre, and MIS- Russell at Burtons
The Fire Department of NewYork acknowledge
donation OF 5000 from Jenny Lind and the Treasurer Of
the Home of the Frendess acknowledges the receipt Of
| 500 from the same source.
The third concert of Jenny Lind took place on
Tuesday night Eth inst, and it is estimated that from Oto
~ m 81 any he 9Fomepae ckets We're sod at ST. Her
singing was apturUusy appanded the first night.
A very high compliment has been paid to Jenny
Lind The prnpretor Of every steamboat and railroad line
between Newly ok and Boston have placed their steamboats,
and railroads her disposal in view OF her approaching visit
| 10 " the city OF notions.
Mr.. Albert G. Williams, a wealthy farmer of
Bedford county, Va, while deer hunt on the nh inst
discharge oil the OF Mr. A Daron, OF Hampshire
A new and simple apparatus has been invented
En5oe Company No. q for the purpose Of acai1s the
operations Of remen III eXnEuishnE fires in store house and
| large buildings.
Jennv Iind's fourth concert took place at Castle
Garden on the evening Of the 18th The fifth was to have
e on 1 ne s dv eYe s H a au last
| '' r T,' ''''e'' :" '''' In ~ - - 7
ne expenses oil, oil Inc Feae[a 81 tns
head, for every ma'woman and child IN the United States,
| The NewYork Mirror has been requested to
ats that the Gunad nRnE between that port and
meBt 10 Commence with he aeyt tp Of the Asia.
| ~ NJ + ,
| M. NJ. Ldlnonds, Lafayette de I4aSterle, and the
Lon. beVedy Johnson Pha VISIT to- handa Island the
they saw and heard They ali aidrs"ed the Children
| Fanny McGaw, has been arrested at New York under a
warrant Eanted by The Commssoner on the affidavit Of
and gTnsn9 1nnbmen y6ont iTstfabs g" eI y
| committed in default Of bail "
The Baroness Rothschi.l died September 9th,
the 68h yer of her age She was the widow of the cee
erRar9 i1neI s In69nv B g S Nb ST 5p
pr MI, Pa,a . - l ~ VI VI" anu
| "uO" lSyei' ''N'O'-'s 4A'''s'ii al" WIS r'Ho''
'Jecrea oonnersi,nel bg tho MI or VoIrri b;b
oaSns an eTTaoTnqy credit Of ten @ons Of f@a for ia
purpose Of organZng service Of direct and rapid cOmmun
prea, democratic C' r,cstion meeting was held
n, fttia on t5I S,% 100 ~ N ~, as nc u
whom the Hon. Judge DEMO presided strong resouors
were passed and the Convention Adjourned with three cheers
for Seymour three for The State and three for the Union
Ne Ra a Tg IA he cor tin
- - y .o0o0 ~ W y ~ ~ '' ~ w
6iceR 6onatoU for seamar Home at that 1sce hG
been fully made up by the heray of It's citizens. and tn
establishment will be accorded permanent foundation.
rTbe Dsr,oor,, ito C,,,f,-o, NI,,;, h I'D r,o,,1,,
| Inc Democralc InnipTee hIr'Hg neg recently
o fb nt Wv WAY T m Nez; 0i on F &9um
district The Whg Confeps have nominated MI Smvse
for Congress '
A C3frsSl,hH ,, 3I L,i1 view ork r!ouhe Say
that toI; NJ Mitchell viii contest the election OF Hon
enT H. JlNNgY, VINO %ai recently Gt2n % represent IT,
rs votes " '' "
| we learn from me Noriok beacon that me par
ties who are TO rebuild the Seaboari and Roanoke Rai0a
have concluded their arrangements satisfactorily and finally
anu WIN commence .eI wofN IA a very ,1o ,'ls W.,
mnsoR n ", n2un4 10 lHYerpon, Put mo bo'2n on IN
iIth IN ulsresI having Ot huIWarks a1cheons boat an
tLloo4 anu also started seams III he uech' etcs IN gal
| on lle ih INST
| The critics have Just discovered that neithe
Stuart nor Peae succeeded in giving the expression
N2shlngi0n7 mouth on Their portraits. One painted hin
WIN Dau Huhg sci OF artificial teet ana the other with
ont any
were attended ia NJ the New York Distansarv b tho ns
clans, and 66 at their dwellings, making in ali 2593 III
hummer OF prescriptions put up Were lmmense-no less tina
Ssh having been given ont during the working days
August
| The Trustees under an act of the Ppnnsvlva nj
Legislature authorizing the sale of the Franklin Railroad
advertise at public sale so much of the road "a lies IN thf
State distance Of Is miles. The sale is to take place
thambersDurg on the 9th OF October next
The Philadelphia gas company are building
gHsoneter which liO feet in diameter and 70 feet byI
te7copc form with two sections and will be the largest on
in the world.
, IT, VI, Tel, 7 ;,.l, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,. A., Ill
N,iot lanes GIooy Ths esmaIe c ST VA as 81,
OF the Pioneers in Oho-he town where he resided an
where he died has grown under his e, and owes niue
o., its prosperity 10 his energy and hberality.