The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-04

A severe snow storm was experienced at New |
York on the 26th.
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson, consort OF the Hon.
Cave johnson, died recently at Carksvi'e. Tenn
Thomas Vincent was Kill ed al Ithaca, NewYork, |
| on the 92d by the kick of horse.
Jenny Lind postponed her concert at Boston,
| last week, on account Of sickness
| The small pox prevails toa considerable extent
| in Charestown, Mas.
The rate of taxes in Boston, for 1851, is ~ on
| $1,000.
1t is stated by the London Times, that the Crys-
| tai Palace will be preserved on It's PR sent sue.
| The Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad has been
| completed from Portsmouth. Va. to Weldon, N. C.
Al the last accounts the Connecticut river was
frozen from shore shore.
The Philadelphia City Council have passed an
ordinance making additional subscription of ta5oO to
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Gasometer of the Schenectady Gas Works
exploded the 2h and seriously injured one of the work
men, also Blowing the building to atoms
1t is stated that General Cavaignac, who is
nnseen dsush,st Of NJ Oder the banker Of Paris
| The sentence of Joseph Rock, recently convicted
of at Dsnsvile, NJ and ,ensncsd te be hung on
man named Demo,t Stookey was shot dead
Chas. Seybert who is in Jail at Wil'iamsport.
John Ryan, charged with the murder OF Patrick
slaughter. slaughter HA' '''A '''''''@N - y N
!. Within the last three months large parties Of
farmers have migrated from Virginia. farther South and
The well Known horse Buckskin was raffl.d of
$ on Saturday at Mobile. F. Malone threw 4s" and wor
e visitor was contemplating Niagara Falls re-
Gently when verdanookng individual came up and asked
if he would please tell him the name of that ERE river.
"Constitutionally tired is now the polite way
of expressing fac, that is naturally lazy. We lv
n in wonderfully refined times
The New Haven Journal says, the tide rose to
srsaer height that harbor. Friday week, than ha
been known for the last ten years
e Two truant boys were sent to the House of Re
tuge for twelve months, Saem Massachusetts,, the wee
L. before last.
re- John H. Bowen, an extensive dealer at Memphis
Tenn has, according the Philadelphia North American
IS fdi ed to large amount
The French papers record the death, at Moscow
of NJ de Saint Priest. member of the French ACADEMY
. formerly Peer OF France
Mrs Jacob B. Flory of Wrightsve, Pa, CAV
birth to thee fine children the 10Th. Last she ha
o. twins
at The first and only Free Protestant Church i
ay commenced at Turin on the 3lst OF October las
er when the corner stone was laid
sIsI On the IS h. the first ground was broke on ii
Wansrton (Va.) Railroad By Mr. Beckham, the co
eg tractor
% President Fillmore was nominated a candida
ng county, Ind, on ths1th.
The Elmra Karlon, paper edited by G.
BUR- and my brother Keenan,, has ceased TO exist. t
spirit having departed from 1t.
!, The U. S. revenue cutter Hamilton arrived
Charleston last week, and is to be stationed there perm
Ice nently
md Lieutenant General Arthur Lloyd died recen,
at Lythsm and He entered the army in 1894, and
been Major Genefal since 1887.
A wall Of four story brick building in the cour
of erection at Cincinnati, fell in on Friday week Seven
eight workmen were bu'ied in the ruins, seven Of whom
was thought could survive the injuries received
The papers do not think it improper to mott
that Chiet Judce Greene, OF Rhode island, bachelor
So has Just been married to the widow of Mr. Larned,
mer minister toCml
Marshal Haynau has offered for sale the est
he had purchased in Hungary with money present fr
This Aus Emperor He coud not procure abosrs to
| in a single ctup.
The Hon. Robert Rantoul, Jr, has been cho,
- Deegae to the Democratic National Conye, ton from
Ayre IRON The Third District Of New Hampshire.
On Saturday week, German house in Lor
ing yile Ky shipped for NewYok, sixty eight hogshead
ing Il was p1nrcSssd '''"'''~'
this Joseph Doves, one of the most daring and
compished rogues in the western country has recently
somm!ltsd in Pisburgh for forging draft MesSs.
.. Lowry Il Co., OF Clncnnai.
ing. Ann Augustus Hubbard, child, aged eight
lew n.y. by her little nro,hsr accidentally setting the be clio
,b. | on fire.
'nis The Mayor of New York issued proclamat
at setting apart he 9th nit day of thanksgiving
the Offices connected with the city Government to be cl
4 on that day.
TODD On Wednesday week, as Capt. VIM. E. Dud
the of Fayete county, riding Lexington, KY, hi
threw and kicked him., breaking his skull! tie survived
,ens lessor b. W. Dudley.
M. Schoef Roman Catholic Missions
MIS- was beheads May last Son rsy. in Cochin Chna
lent rider OF he Mandarin for the offence of preaching tn
res his smiling.
A boy on board one of the Gull of Mexico ste
ers got up quite panic among the passengers recently
top suddenly into The cabin morning, before he
o senges had fairly rubbed their open. eIclamlng-
Whole crowd said the s
,h ,onlshed al the alarm he had Gea,sd know We ar
tue because the capns top o. the house, and another
lrayp / the 0Okln' to see Bhdr 1e ar -