The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08
Something for Everybody.

The iOurtn MOnudy III hpih heAH u
The vote was IS yeas TO A nays,
Something for Everybody. s
The Legislature of Indiana is now in session.
Chicago is place famous for its beef packing.
The Night. watch, in Cincinnati, have at last
adopted the plan of wearing badges. |
The Tennessee river is now navigable i0r the
steamboats, from Decatur Chattanooga and Knoxville.
Several deaths from cholera recently occurred IN
st. Louis.
The steamship Mississippi has been ordered to
Philadelphia. for dockage and repairs.
Pork is selling at So per hundred In Maryiaho'
Fine times for farmers.
An ant.Slavery Fair was being held in Brook
lyn on the 18th ut
The steamer Silas Wright was three months in
making her last trip from this port to Louisville
Chas. C. Trabue, ex- Mayor of Nashville, Tenn, |
died in that city some days ago.
By census just taken, it is ascertained that the
population of Sandusky City, Ohio, 10 5000 |
The Jews of Columbus, Oblo, are apout W |
erect Synagogue :,
The city of Pittsburgh will be in complete rail-
road connection with Cleveland on the LIST OF January next
Jenny Lind returns TO England during the year
| 1859.
The people of Geor getown, d. c., seem seriously
/ bent on demanding their retrocession to Maryland.
| DR.. CLAYTON, of Norfolk. has constructed an ap-
paratus for taking the yeas and naysin congress.
| A homestead exemption Dill mas peen intfouuceu
in the Kentucky Legislature. 80,
H. Kaufman was killed last week in Giles
county, Tenn. by young man named TidWen, VINO ned
Four persons from the steamer Asia were
drowned in Boston Harbor last week. by the upsettng OF
| boat. - ~.
A prosecution has been commenced at Cincln-
natl, for the Isrceny OF model Tor steamboat ma'nine'
A silver penny of Hardieanute, A. D. lo4o; has Is
s ss' ,a Hsna at h''Hs'''' '''''' ''' ~ '
, jenny Lind has made gift to the Swedish
Church of GhcsgS 81 so ,o1 e
loved Citizen of Brooklyn, n T. died on Thanksgiving
dsy. He renowned for his benevolence.
p T. Barnum placed at the disposal OF oo MessIs'
n lisia1 their T ao oSs i's'''p'''A' '' "
d Margaret Schrider, a German woman, was
NY MY q on wednesday week, while intoxicated
l. Mrs Martha H. Creasey, aged y years, wife OF
Mr. Samuel Cressey OF Hewburyport' hung herse" IN
IS A fugitive slave, belonging, to MT. Shreve, OF
c Louisville Ky. arrested near New Phiadephla' ma''
~ recently. She ran off ten years ago.
The total nopulation of the State of Indiana
al Indians and .7ss coored.
st On Friday week the citizens OF ST. Louis, 6y
ne the improvement Of the harbor at that place.
he An Arlesian well, sunk to the depth of $40 feet
nv the Newark IN. - India Rubber Company has beer
o. abandoned
l.. Samuel Hubbard notorious criminal, has {
time h to@ the Hr oo s &
Some Philadel phia papers are agitating proJec
for the establishment OF line OF steamers between mat por
aud Chagres.
Mr.. Young, of Manchester, England, has sue
Ito ceeding sodfyng gas-a result which Le6ig saa som
time ago. was " one OF the greatest wants OF the age
III fossil human footprint is said to have pee
pg connd in red sandstone quarry Damies What COZ
scranton Ibis will among the geologists. If true
W. A Roman mosaic pavement OF great beauty ma
ssa Sisnsh e ns1 pe IL Of Bacehsntss
we Rev. Chas Brooks, of Newport, R. l., has &C
spend the winter in that city, as their pastor
m NJ A. Lawrence was tried last week at lndiai
OTIS nols for robbng the mail at Evansville Indiana, and
Quilted. n
md The grand jury of Washington county, Pa
made presentnent against the law oil that State viii
~" prohibits the circulation OF small notes
'er, VIM. and Benz. Scruggs have been arrested
mr. Richmond charged with attempting to bnbe Juror oil
VI Superior Court. q,
get Twenty. seven young men of Harrisburg, e
were fined Is each and costs, for bad behavior round
gu United Brethren Church last week.
and little girl, aged three years, daughter OF I
bev Dr. Davis Port TC o"s. Md g 1s burned
yer In the reign of Henry l, about the year ll3o
sheep could bought in England for -four pence and wh
han enough feeding one hundred men whole Jay cost nt
las single shilling.
'es' Amongst the most recent inventions are gu
ud which are stated to be a more suTfD
for. rais.
II ia Tripler Hall, in New York, has been leased
aes as Meisopoiian Hall 1t undergo extensive alterat
=. | and improvements.
'hig The East India Company have forwarded
the Manchester for SALE further consignment OF ninety
bales Of cotton. by the Countess OF Letand from Co'
hest China.
The railroad from Terre Haute to lndianap
has been completed with the exception Of about u m
line by the middle of December.
spe- The steamer May Flower recently made her
liter from Cleveland Buffalo in ten hours and five mnu
twenty eight inmates quicker than the "p-was ever
)t to before.
Some trouble was anticipated few days 81
IL 10 among two factions of Irish work the railroad
Maysyie but was prev ened by the timely ntersren
Father Joyce, Catholic priest . -
they The pork spectators in Wheeling, Va,
~ " refused to buy the high rates 1t is therefore
able that little business in that line VIII De done hs seas
nent Wheeling.
we'll hn.Glh he o, oop,,s last weak OH. Gunzis
can murder of his wife was also convicted and DOM
fenced to be hung next month";
lrgue Charles Shearer, a youth Of seventeen,
liking up b a. wife HS the matter
re in ng 10 her dollar week for her maintenance,
The Common Council OF Newark, N j.,
own engaged NewYok surveyor estab h system OF
ohoIr or that city The of the survey will be OOO OF
'ehai | 1900 have been appropriated in part payment
,ause, Mons. Gregore offers to bet any amount OF
ney that he will kill bullock with his cenched ifs!
With the fist break v A. hS Sc m,p sy n
merit shouldn't IKE ~ qnaite WIN mat man. ~ III
lance Hon. J. C. Fairchlld has advertised in the
mazda consn Agrcuurst for ten thousand pounds OF corn
ddate b. hashsed ana s, pea b I%
7ill be Pottawatome county, in Iowa, IS otfere
ness por on Of ~ the owned and Occupied By
mn f, population as they are about TO make sehe'a
" ~ from this place in the spring.
l. But A young man, now about twentytw two YET
h;, age. named Joel B. Potter left Cold Water. in Mig
"h'e think in The fall OF l84s with drove horses desl
"a sna pesh he'' Oh W
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