The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-01

The Governor Of Indiana has appointed hey.
Richard H. Allen. Of the Presbyterian Church, a. Chaplain
to the State Prison. for one year.
The Fishery known Freestone FONT, on the
potonss river The Alsxsndra Gazette leased BY
suosSsH for avs year, to Samuel cropsy Of 'sossown
James Gordon Bennett, Esq, Of the New York
Herald convicted ofs libel Mr. JAIME. Hunt In one
Of the eSur Of that city few days ago. and sentenced to
new steamer, the R. H. Winslow, has just
been completed at Cincinnati for the New Orleans trade
feature has been started her. in the shape Of library
for the use Of passengers.
Gen. Lane said in his speech at Indianapolis,
that had he been in Congress he would have ySef for all
| slave law as the beat Of the whole.
| The old bridge at Nashville, Tenn, which was
erected about year .nos az s0;t of
had long been serious obstruction to the river.
| Mary Kane, aged thirty FIVE years, and James
Tsad ana as
the words which the cause of their deaths.
Brigham Young, the Governor of Utah, has re.
all allegiance United Staes and all the United
states ocer who not Mormons have been driven from
/ the territory.
A citizen of Licking had two daughters elope
from his house in one day One off with her lovyer
Both succeeded in getting married.
| The bride of Marshal Tukey Of Boston, whose
marriage has already been announced was Mrs Haydock
widow lady, whose husband died recently in California,
| Thomas Kane, the keeper Of an evil den in Bos-
tom was on conviction sentenced by Judge Bishop fol
o b selling ,sm %h ;nr Gs1e s TOR Keeping
one years imp rsonm snt. with hard labor.
| NJ Ernest Baroche, son Of the former Minister
o. As o n Ss
the conclusion of treaty literary property between the
two States.
The Board of Underwriters have presented to
Lawton check for si5eO as testimonial of their ap
probation OF his bringing into New York port the
OF hemp.
Mr. George Sheppard, of Cumberland, chair.
maker employs four dogs, that turn two large wheels, by
furnish power to work saw turning lathe and boring
machine.
A lady, talking over Mrs. Cakes Smiths lecture
eaid, La what's the use Is there any woman worth
trusting WITH vote. who can't make two at least
The trial of Charles Steingraner, in Ashan
county, Ohio tor the murder OF poor, feeble. blind girl,
Of IN the inst He IS to be buns ms Sn H.
| Both OF January. 1854.
Newspapers seem to be rather lily appreciated
Indiana he Journal says are not more than three
four probably out newspapers that are
that STATE, that meeting their expenses And there
little danger OF those that are paying Their realizing
fortune.
The Editor of the Mobile Advertiser has received
potato raised by :. ID. Hooks Els m of Washington
two inches length, foot TWO inches In cir
cumerence, and weighs seven pounds
Il A recent issue of the Nashville Union contained
communication three mortal columns in LENGTH urging il
the strongest the claims OF General j. Gideon Pillow
OF dltchdiggins notoey, to the vcs Presidency. GIea
: | county, this.
4 "You will lose nothing in the long rum" sait
eminent divine from the pulpit. by being kind, afeo
ged his children their lives and
his tremendous " 81 Loving because forgotten
to sew slIing on his night cap.
Expensive jeweIy is becoming more fashion
able. Messrs. Ball Blake Co., eleIs New ork c
often sell sets OF jeweIy worth fom $4,000 saUOO.
amoant to IRON thousand dollars per week Tines
y rings and breaspns varying in price iron