The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

Lulefeld, the ianitor Of the medical college in
part the Trial Of Webster, Is in New York, exhibiting
lie affair,
riders to the commanding officers of the different forca
ions Navy yards, etc., to afford Amin Bey agent OF the
very facility to examine the public works and receive him
win salute OF thirteen guns.
1t has been supposed by many that the act of
Congress granting lands in aid Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail
oad was amended as to include similar donations the
act question is limited entirely to the former road
At Bridgeport, Conn, dog, wilh the appear
auce of being mad entered school house. The school mis-
enoe of mind seized pitcher filled with and threw
the contents upon him. This set him into w sons, the
scholars had time to escape unframed, AMI the dog was i'm
afterwards killed.
The National Int4Igencer, of the 10Th inst,
states the beefwhch Mr. SQuier Charge 10 Nj
Costa Rca taking that State under British protection, is
msconGepon The only treaty made by Mr. Thatleld with
been laid before Parliament and printed
The keystone Club celebrated their victory, in
Philadelphia, by ncurson from MOyamensng into South
wax with blazing boat, hauled along by large party In
Second street the Southwark police made an ATTEMPT TO as
hit the rattle of Hunter and ganclng, lodged in the
right side of Young gentleman named Oliver who was on
ire, and brcuht down he oter who fired him. and then
secured him. His name is Frances McGuigan
The knoxville Register states tldL NtSSFS
Deery Brothers. formerly Of that place, erecting an ex
tensiye Cotton Mil on Elk River, near Winchester, Tenn
The building 23 feet ong, and will require lOOWV Of
bricks, besides large quantity OF hewn stone 70 complete IT.
The of the machinery was about $2OOO exclusive OF
the ypses Of TRANSFORMATION II contemplated to Tun2JUU
ndes and go INTO operation about the middle oil January
next.
A western orator hnranguing his audience on the
Vast ana INV w o F "a a was
lis Grad e but wharf, war shall find timber enough for its
coffin? -
The Secretary of State has had confab with
Jenny Lind She expressed herself highly pleased with the
interview As Mr.. Webster passing out of the room,
Jenny turned 10 her companion, and enthusiastically
aimed have miR-6is very looks stamp him
with greatnesshe is Of the nobest of Americans.
The Lexington Observer gives a glowing ac-
Of the first day exhibition Of the FAR Of the Ken
ucky Agricultural and Mechanical Association The
her Of persons the ground is estimated 100000. The
display OF manufactured articles wa'very gratifying.
About thirteen acres Of the Albion mines, at
Pctou. Nova Scotia fell in few dayssnce, They wpro all
m EXCEPT PSci or s4Rn, by the spae rfm
Gent and the whole caved H. Fortunately the miners were
at dinner, that they escaped.
On The day Of an eclipse, when all the inhabi.
tans OF Paris were without doors, provided with TELESCOPES
aud smoked glass, Enghman was seen diving furious y
to 20 - qid the driver TO see he eclipse - exclaimed
the ngishman, poknE his mead out OF the coach WIN oT
only Drive up as near as possible for am shortslg
In speaking Ofthe range Of the human voice. the
editor Of the Medical Times says There alb ut nine
perfect tones, but 1852 1856 AIS d4Ten s2nn1s bus II
muscles, ditto, 1874 83 and ~ IN cooperation produce
different degrees of Intensity,
Nicholas Richie, a servant Of Napoleon, aud
one Of the soldiers of 4e Grand Army that invaded Pruss
apon ARENAS Gates, and breaking said Gates arm The
Lowell Advertiser states that Richie was in the bloody bat
arm, and muske ball in the hollow OF the left foot which
disabled HIM for long period.
In The MldJl4sex Court Of Common Pleas, 7itng
in Lowell Buterieid brings action against Ashley and
others, to recover damages for egcng away the plaintiff
minor SON. ana Shipping nm at New beqIod On wh9p
lie Z
iamsges at $SO5 50 Butler and Webster Tor plaintiff, Ab
bolt aud Brown for defendants.
| There was a large meeting of the opponents Of
| the Fugitive Slave law in Worcester last evening. Hon
Charles Thurbur ded. During the evening fugitive
commttes # Vigilance Of fSg esans was S9poi1ed t1
Keep look out for the pearanCe OF save catcher5, who
With.
Milton Jones was to be executed on the lIih inst
a. ChaEeston, H., for the murder OF Joeph T Miller, il
May 1919, while on journey Kentucky, The murdere
only wentyone year5 9d is member Of church aoc
esectapy connected The murdered man was also young
hiey married and The two were intimate friends The mo
| live sun OF money.
| 1t takes Nat Willis to pile up the agony o
praise for Jenny Lind In the last Home Journal lie
ITO see such heaven a. her heart untenanted one longs
wnte the advertisement Of To Let Yet would taxi
BOiyGaRy To match her for half dozen poets two Meyl
heroes, several dry goods merchants and rising politician
would hardy boil down into man OF gifts ush to b
| Great excitement was created at Detroit on the
sth by the arrest Of fugitive slave. Hundreds Of negroe
armed themselves rescue the prisoner. He was the mex
and Others had assembled no T5.rpe vas atfeI9ei ann
Der briCkbats thrown marshal carriage TIN
slave committed for a week, Tor further evidence
| A. J. Davis the clairvoyant, writes TO The Spiri
the future wor d. He slgs: daily examine the 5piitua
earthly body seven hours and half ubsequen to his enc
cut on and hayesuce been engaged IN oberrng the vadUu
| conviction Of future state.
Mr. Henry NJ. Paine sAsal'lssass-is 6,
Af1ar IL