The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16
A String OF Items.

One or two rich veins of coal have been found
shout nine miles from Bloomington, Ind
Poetry IS the music OF thought conveyed to us in
She music of language
ST Henry Buwer, the English Minister, and
lady, have returned to New York city from Canada.
Iom Hyer, the celebrated pugst, returned to
New ork from California in the Empire City.
Iapt II: l. Shields has been appointed Judge
Advocate Of The Eastern d vision of the army.
The quantity Of gold coined at the PHILADELPHIA
mint this year to LIST November is sI9, So, 997.
An old lady, named Mary Sewers recently died
IN columbus, Ohio, aged 10.
Earth is kind, that lust tickle her with hoe
aNd she laughs with harvest,
Free Labor Convention is to be held at Salem
Union county, Indiana on the 18th instant.
{. M"lneke, Esq, an old and respected citizen OF
Baltimore. died in that city on the It'll.
George Earnest, Jr. Esq for twenty wears con.
ID Inst "' tue O' Oh Maryland died IN Baltimore on the
late English writer, in speaking of the Uni
proped grave yards
Gen. ChiIds is his way to Florida, to take
the protection OF the country from the Indians
The contracts to furnish the L. 5. Senate with
OF New York.
The Bishop of Toronto, while in England, OBJ
4Hed subscriptions fund for supporting an Episcopal
University 10 the amount Of $6I,NJ.
Statistics, founded on The tax returns received at
the office Of the Comptroer General of South Caro;ina,
Rev, T. H. Stockton has been invited to resume
he pastoral charge of church in Baltimore to which he
sustained the same relation twenty years since.
James l.. Jones, Esq, of West Chester, Pa,
Slave Law '"''' ''' ! "s NV {
The Mayor of San Francisco having vetoed the
ordinance providing saay for the Aldermen the latter
fused to pass ordinance giving a salary the Mayor
man named Barne stabbed in an affray at
Midi on Ind, on the 29h ultimo, by DAME, O'Nea The
offender has escaped and reward offered for his arrest
Ia RFpnpF lIp S,gp Iiah my oil is
a present III St Louis also, Hon Amos Kendall and Col
Samuel S. HaIdeman, of Columbia, Lancaster
Co., "a has been appointed Professor Of Natural History in
The University OF Pennsy Ivana.
Mr.. Lowe, The Governor elect Of MARYLAND, has
OF State, a. '''''''
We learn from Norfolk, that bills have been
being concerned in the slave trade.
The Legislature of Maine has appropriated
10000 towards establishing State Reform ehoo in thai
; At Orono, Me, on the Goth ult, five men wer.
peeptaed INTO the ryer by the parting of pile of cdgRgs
and Uur were seen no more.
The brig Kate Anderson cleared at Bangor. ID
instant for Chagre with two steamboats, and fixtures rur
ChaGres rlyer IN connection with the Panama Railroad
yThe five men convicted at Norfolk, on the 9th,
H. any board the bark Kingston, have been sentenced
"a months imprisonment without labor, in the Pentenary
The steamer Washington brings the striking
piece omegence o. the arr val at Southampton, England
Of one million dollars woth OF Cali Oma gold dust.
The Board of Health of Washington report ffv
Two deaths in that city during the month of October o
which six by consumption, and twentysx under fv,
years of age.
Judge Crane, of Ohio, in letter to public
meeting in Dayton in the State, maintains the constitutions
and binding character of the Fugiye Slave Law, by argu
ments which defy reiuatiOn.
Elisha Arnold, seventeen years old. has beer
sentenced to be hanged in Columbus county. N. c., fol-
shooting an old man named Dyson, who eprOVed him. bu
an appeal has been taken.
The Detroit Free Press says the telegraph yarr
from that city about thou and fugitive slaves Canada
and the British Government rendering them barracks a
hnmbug.
A correspondent of the Georgetown, (Ky) Her.
aid proposes that all parties unite upon Henry Clay for Pres
dent and Lewis Cass for Vice President The correspondent
staunCh and influential democrat.
The Chattanooga (Tenn) Gazette says that Z
mandatory of railroad has been established at tina
place. 1t supply the CHATTANOOGA the GeOTg,
State. and other Southern railroads.
Mayor Bigelow, of Boston, was denounced by
the temperance nominating convention for his failure to
force the license law, and also his syCOphanCy Mlle Jenny
Lind,