The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-24
soI nething for Every Body.

The w isconsin State Fair met week before last
at Ianesvilb,. About 5000 persons were present.
The w ashngton Market in the city of NewYork
10 to be r,b uilt at a cOrt of $4,000.
The pr inters of NewYork have voted to celebrate
Frankln's birthday.
AT the fort at PASSPORT, Me-, on the 18th, a col.
der name ID Phelps murdered man named Sullivan.
Lea shipped from Galena, Illinois, during the
month Of September. 1851. amounts to 81, 93s pigs
A great many people like an " ndependept
truly honest press must differ from somebody.
there were received at the NewYerk Post-office.
foI the three months ending October 4s etters-cop
sid cradle increase over the previous quarter.
The Louisville Courier of last Saturday week
resume their trips. rise in the having taken place
The mother of Gov. Seymour, of Connecticut.
died the residence Governor in Hartford on the la
inst. She was an estimable woman.
Chateaubrand says, SIN new colonies the Snan-
and the English tavern.
Lemons are retailing in St. Louis at IS cents
chased 81 per dozen, s2s per Dbl puf-
Over ten thousand persons have paid their fines
f9I Of military duty. during eight days at
A Duke, Count, or Lord, who has been nass;no
H. s very ,sHsn
The cities Of New York and Boston were visited
with copioI. rains Sunday and Monday week IN the
vicinity Of Baltimore but little rain fell. "''A IN inc
The coalition between the wings and native
phis. ~ 1'' '''a'n In rn'adsI
The steamer Washington will be ready to sail
assn for AID Bremen Saturday mex. Her
Mr.. Henry NJ. Whitney, former resident of
10 has been appointed Postmaster General Of
, not lops since -' -
Kiss Blackwell, the NewYork practitioner of
successful in her practice.
1t is said that Miss Julia Dean is about to visit
Europe on professional tour. 1t is the thing she
1t is stated that there are more Iandhoders in
thu State 9f Massachusetts alone than in all England Ire
Seven hundred and seventy.six emigrants ar.
rived at the st. Loui. ouarsniins Ground during the three
months ending the LIST inst. OF the number as died
Thomas O'Brien committed suicide at New
the army for twenty years.
In his late trip from New Mexico, Mr.. Aubrey
came in on his famous mare Dolly at the rate Of one hundred
Robert Lawson, senior, one of the defenders of
s hit city 1t Br%S s the late died in that city
The propeller La Fayete which was lately
burned at Chagres. insured in Newly ork for soOo
Her principal owner was gentleman residing Newport,
Nothing improves the manners like an election.
shaking Of a. o snn
woman is Of curiosity.
What more precious offering can be laid upon
the altar and %ans heart Than the first Gys Of pure
eight corner lots and fourteen three.stOry houses?"
The value of real estate has nearly doubled in
pgaens6nrg, n since the completion Of the Mort en
built in fifteen years.
The German patriot, Kinkel, in company with
some friends has visited Mount Vernonpaying pilgrim
his arrival in this country.
Of the one hundred and fifty. one railroads which
have been chartered by the Legislature of the State of New
York. but thirty have been constructed 30 much does spec
ulatve enterprise outrun capital.
The powder mill of Messrs. Hazard e. Co.. a,
the I4h inst There were only i50 pounds Of sun
powder in the mill at the time.
The democracy of the State of PENNSYLVANIA
have been thrown into ecstaces at their Conse
wings hold dignified silence.
L he wife OF Lopez, says correspondent of the
Newfork Times, from whom she had been long separated
at the present moment resident in Paris She belongs to
The body of William B. TAYLOR was aiken from
the graveyard Carmel. Ill., on the night of the 18Th nit
he was buried three ago. No discovery mas baer
made oil the person or persons who committed the felony
Mr.. John Talbert, citizen of Marion county
AIk was shot dead on the 18th ut John Cooper, whit
been arrested and confess the crime '' ""''
Long John Wentworth, of Chicago. Illino;s !,
Gee dedy opposed 70 the nomination OF General Ca Fla
goes ms length fer new man. which may be oonsidersd
good long way a. ne Is bordering ieet HIGH
The official vote for Governor of Tennessee h,,
ju.t been published Campbell received g. a3S Tousia.
6l673; giving majority to Campbell Of 1855 voes Tons
y dale's majority Brown in 1870, was 1885, A'u'
Madame BISHOP, or Mr.. Bochss for her. an
sounees Gran, nusca voysss beginning at Newark
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