The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Nsgs,se o6n1pl saliih, shssisd RisA ~
gransy. - ystss1ay Tsnsnisd ~ Mssesdss
Caldwell for oaa1sakisa tod He vss sasghs
on 1tsrd ths sts6 ~ Sazaase No. with intent
. stssl. $3.50. s. ~ s
Horse Staslsnrs--Jamss Kskss and Jslss He's
were srrssssa last Susnisg = skasss Il horse
stealing. 1kssri1 t<gslss = egsd 3 Edward
Tslenhsin. 49, =
tn B;ss 1;s.; Ne svsy sis,s named
Charles, bslensine - = Lower Catten Press, 4.
tsusblpd 70 biis a. - fore fnGsr ~ vatchn
c6Gieys = order 70 iAlncs him-eo1 70 hold 4
e $500 Gshhsy nys " il - - blsssin' Nv
Gsl rs didaet eks his ast and elub o. both to.
sethsr. I" Az tys Gsahsy, addressing Alder.
man Fsbef for ! coupls Of citizens who
voud'nt have this hand nov- 70 kis, tbe boot
with" Charles vas rsmandsd 20
M.s
Ssnasw Fdsts.--Rumors haze been s6oat far
some days back that Ssnssor Foote had declined 10
run the race oct Tor Governor Of Mississppi. Tbs
following, from the Flag Of the Uaiol, puts al
doubts q rest: Is 49,
Of reposs 1t Ceoper's wells. vSich vili e fcI.
lowPd in few days By hiplsst tour in The canvass
throsgh the southern and eastssn sounties. A
rumof ha6 besa foating sbout the country. ~
learn, without any distinct locality, To he eject
that be too has declined OF 10 about 10 decline, the
canvass, and retifs from the Geld. At his spe-
elsi request, w are suthorizedts ~ that nothing
il more unfounded than such 9 sapposition. H6
has thoulht q NO such purpose, nor hss he given
any such intimation to any -. He has been
placed in his present attitude By his political
friends, and will certainly occupy the position IS
signed him, and endesvo. y perform the duties
connected with il 70 the best Of his abilite1 and
to the end Of IL ehattv, whatever may Be the
consequences to himsslf
, Tragedy at Nescark.-At Newark, Del, on.
the evening Of the 9Th inst, man named Edward
CHM had difficulty with woman named Caro-
line Pichard, with whom he lived. After some
words, he drew pistol and shot her, but mot ssri-
ously. Her brother interfering, he killed him on
the spot The murderer then fed, ard 1t the last
dates had not been arrested 1t occasioned great
excitement in the nsighborhood, aud hundreds Of
citizens were in pursuit of him.
Singular and Fatal Accidens.-Ls.ely at Stretch
worth, Cambs. a post mortem examination Of the
body Of Ellen Purvis, aged seven yean, disclosed
the fact that needle had performed the heart and
caused death. The child complained TO her mother
in the early part of the day previouG to her death,
that in leaning over style she had psicked hersef
with needle that WINS stuck in her pinafofe but
the parent could perceive only slight puncture.
The remaining portion Of the needle was, how
ever, found near the style, with a piece of white
thread attached to it.
Sad Rsash.-The body of a man named VIM
Martin, IN q partially dec0mposed state, was found
near this place fsw days ago. MI. Martin wa
an Englishman, was highly educated man, and
when tres from The influence OF liquor, was Q pol.
ished gentleman. He had lived in the mining re-.
gion tor many years, the principal portion, Of the
~ man of wealth and steady habits, but having
incsutiously entered into copsrtnenhip with man
Who squandered his money and involved him to mis-
rum, he became dissipated, and his sad fate was
probably brought about when in one OF these fils
Poor fellow, he had no heat 70 brook the lllh If
life [Dubuqus uows) Express.
Aaiom Of tho Prssidsns wv learn that. upon
receipt Of the dispatches from Captain Plat, the
President directed copies to be sent to the spanish
Minister, the further to enforce an appeal already
made to that Government, now since the leader Of
the expedition has been cut of, to deal mercfully
with his deluded followers, who were enticed into
the invasion under the belief that the people Of the
Island were already in state of revolution and
desired assistance TO establish a republican gov.
corld ~, 49,. ;,,.,;sas en, lao existed
the view OF our own statutes or Of the law Of ma
uons, out me expectation o. which gives them a
9Ib ;a.. o'"'AA ~ p"'"o" s'niAg'on republic,
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0sa@ 20 fze"F Ia correspondent OF the Buff
iaio courier says that mr.. Fenlmore Cooper is not
- ~ = nas oeen represented that W. Francis
...sS ~" iom motives Of personal friendshlp,
nasns nes,a q ms Illness ana having previously
oeen consulted ny MN that new course Of treat
v.,L., ,h.n h.fo,a ....,.I - - w"
a... 'n-l p''0.T, 'essisi Oh ms symptoms are
inofs iavofao'e' Inc editor says the information
comes from source entitled to the highest con-
sideration,
n. MI ,oo - -
"o-rseaiiy wv IONS Oh euano have been
taken from baltimore 10 the farmers ofthe Centre.
vile District within the fortnight past The Times
says it is intended for the wheat crop. and in
resons acts finely s''p' "''' =" 'o'''e
native o" dowreast' gives this description
Of the remarkable properties of the above article.
lie says that few hours after planting cucumber
Seed the DIRT began to fly, the vines came up like
streak, ana although he started off at the top OF
MS speed, the vines overlook him and cured him.