The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

keeping close under the lana with slight south
the N. E., and rose 70 hurricane, making It i'm
possible for many 0f the coaster 70 stand out from
the land; Most Of them were driven on the rocks
ana dashea !" Reee. Un great numoet every
soul Perlsneu; ns Whole range OF coast, az iar o.
me t ts!mou n ny was s.Iewn WV me wrechs;
s,ss lug ;. aaTes aho oe.as o. seveIal
Sosse as N ~ wa'n -. ~ ocIo' ano oec;siDo
ths rsyasss o. ne storm AZ along the coast Of Nor
iii. ars If : MOI. n.;,s ~ my " aue.S &c.
;as.snoss as.a.;s p ~. ns.uIe IN 1' ,:e VI w
most srt,.osdinarv S s. T., y, w.
cane;zsd in Tho mo,,,h ~ a. u,s ~ M ~. c,s.
CLING ~ IN. hull r.. =, ,o . In,. shc, ~
The whole f;,rv or ,nd ~ 1--we. "nd III In one
were saved m. .,n,,, .,s"LsJ r. vsns.sncs On
the whole Eastern COAT NJ f.r North AZ Rev Gas.
tie, and leit syery where resui,s almost equally
disastrous
On the Western co,., of ZEALAND. .l,o. the .,o,m
ragged violently. A Yacht belonsinr 70 M. Moor.
of Waterford, having on board MI. and Mrs Moore.
with several female LENDS. was observed near
Arran Island in great distress, BY RUssisn brig
which approached her a. near a. possible, and sue.
ceeded at great risk in taking all the passensers
The Yacht had besn disabled thirty hour. Dunn.
which whole time all on board suffered the most
intense agony. Mr. Moore, 1t Is said, made a most
magnificent donation to Mr.. Helm, the master of
the brig Oh Lowestoit, the fury Of the gale was
fearful, and hundreds of Dutch and English craft
would have been lost, but for the shelter afforded
py Inc Das in there. As 1t was even, the loss was
most asa strous.
mr. ArelaAd'
TT nnsrts are making to induce emigration 70 reru.
Inc Government OF that country consent to pay
W. <thlfds OF the passage money, or 20 fof each
acIuit. In consideration OF this sum the parties
''lnd themselves to work certain length OF time
at liked wages or else % repay 1t in monthly IN
stalments. Only Catholic emigrants are wanted.
India.
The Overland Mail, with dates from Bombay to
Sept ], has arrived in England Several deaths
have occurred Gov Mahommed, Vzeri Of Herat,
Moolrsj, late Dswan Of Moultan, Mr.. Bethune,
Law Commissioner, whose appointment is worth
f12, 900, and Commodore Hawkins, Senior Officer
Of the Indian Navy, have all deceased. A freshet
on the river Indus has occasioped an immense
destruction Of life and Of the property Of the wretch.
ed peasants; lO5 villages were overwhelmed and
mostly swrpt av.v
' m..r
The corresnondence betweep tbe Baron Klexl.
Au.t,ian Emh.s..do, ana m Tp,kish Goveyn'
ment. ON he ,nb;eet 81 Kos.uth's liberation. n
nnbl.bed ". ccnv ia more ;mnortsnt nara.
Sr,nhs If ,bs 6r.t Hnstr;.n latter wh;ch = d.ted
fnlr 90 i.s, " 49,
~ srbi,,. p.,.s r.a., III ,,. .f
,.v,s al ..L;n, ~ Il, .,a.;.;.n - :. ;n,.,rIp.s
49, - H. ~ " ~ ~ 49,
~ IL ~ e:i ~ .nS" n.s nv -" as'e.'e -
10y .ne nnPer'al cao'ne', res1'ves no .onge! 70
a'oo1n' =, enEesemon's wnion l ou':Is a 'n'o
IN sne most solemn manner, nor nc'e INC hgnteous
anu wen-Kiounaea cCJscuons mae 70 ~ plGPoseo
course. Peissa IN lts intention 70 se. .. hoef'y
moment when III mnsr;.l M.;s.tv h.s .ourbt y y
give to his sovereign neiRhbor new proofs Of his
wish to maintain good understanding with him
IN me nomi IN q count necnperg 70 the pos
IN M ,hsas s,,,,nds mi IL cans;ds,.,;o, N.
10 Snhi;,, p,ssa ~ s, 80 - ~ ~ ~ W., .ua
sne oaono Io.e nas u - ~ =; " co.u
en.o .ne 1 ta u ~ ues1u =. hoJioun.
Is..;' a', n IN " a. Muayan; sne ~
libe,s,iou os Koss"tb and he p,bsv dsserna If b
EN- a Tha NE v,Ir ~ ~ y;
Jsnl.r.,in, .h;oh he tool nccas'n, ~ 49, ~ =,
.hs a,h ~ rsh,,a.u 70 IN vss, ns1,s, ~, y,
daoa,'. - s liza S ~ n,o;,.aa a a!., .."t I'm ~
Kutavnh w;tho,,t the previousiv Obtained acnn;
escence Of The imperial Austrian Government, vii
be regarded ~ : breach Of the agreement concludes
between Austria and Turkey upon the subject q
Their detention, as an event which must draw ate
me nestlucllon q tnal good unoeis'anolng Wnic
has .tnef'o e1'sseu oetweer ti0 s"o 1oserhmeu''
ns imposspie tnat me Suphme rorIe can snt
lls syes " tNe rae. ny w suSn nsappIenenslo
OF US du'les, as wen - Oh ING alc'ates OF wis
po1s SUI, ms1ms 'eP1 ;n;. =. ns Own !. =
proofs Of real friendship evinced by the Imperis
Government, which fill the annals of its history
the most painful necessities will be imposed on th
Court, arising out Of its doubts Of the sincerity
the intentions of the Sublime Porte, while fnal
such proceeding as that now complained of wi
Gompseis Justly Anss N Piese nee o. lmpei'
. 4; H., ~ .ls,;' III H. sTL; IL - T"n :.
:" *" WV. .ao A''n I'"p"
10 this Ali Pacha, Turkish Minister for Foreie
Affairs, replied, on August 10, in firm and di
n6ed tome. maintaining that there xv.s M rsasf
,o,Ion., ds,,;n;nn ,ba sviI.. nd ooo,ld;,. y, -
Consc;ons ,hs,efo,s ,h,, in No ~ ,,;cul.s hss
been wanting n its enga 0ements- the Governms
oS hi. Maiss,y rha Sntsn doe. no, sn,,s rdar :,
hone that Ala, candid Consider ion ~ ths q q
and Just appreciation Of what must obviously
the desire Of the Sublime Porte, to put an end
L !. II.