New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-13

yia Courier chat the adviecs from the growing crops
tobacco are quite unavorale fer fair yield this season.
MOVEMENT TRoors-aeyenySe recruits, destined
for Santa Fe arrived at Jefferson Barracks, Mo- the
evening of the ID inst
The ExrnAprrroN Judge Nelson has decided that
the Kane extradon shall be brought before the Su
preme Court of the United States.
LoSsryITr-The Vincennes Ind) Gazette notices the
death of Mr. Poerrer of that place who was supposed
be lO1 or 1902 years old His wife survives him. who is
supposed to be ten years older than her husband.
CHOPS IN ILLYeIs-rhe editor of the Springfield Ga
zete in describngan excursion through sangaon
ty says he saw at single sight six eight and ten miles
of unbroken cornield All the crops of that vicinity
spoken of as abundant, almost beyond precedent
GrN SHOT ce,pENr-At Memphis on the 9th instant
son of Mr. D Lake accidentally shot by his gun GO
ing off while he was putting it up the trigger catching
against the wall dischargng the contents into the eshy
part of his hand. The young man is doing very well
FATAL ArrAlR.-The Memphis Appeal of the 18th inst
says: "A Mrs IIenly living Wolf river killed on
Monday last from the discharge Of gun. Report says
that Mrs H. and her husband We're souing for the pos
session of the gun when went off, killing the woman
Immediately No legal investigation has yet, taken
place.
FuNNY The yicksburg (Mss) Sentinel Of the hot
test re-eang papers in the South, rcioces the
election of Tom Benton in the St. Louis District
gratifying evidence Of the union Of the democratic
party and the progress of democratic principles" Soyo
are come again. Mons Benton.
The New Orleans Crescent seems to have hopes
that Scott will carry Alabama The editors head would
be good study for phrenologist mobile Tribune
We cannot find it in our conscience to return the
piment of our Mobile neighbor; though certainly
must acknowledge the keennes of the optics which
what is not to be seen in our remarks,
FarA ACcIpESr-The wife of Mr. Henly, who resides
three miles from Memphis Wolf river was killed by the
accidental firing of gun August : She had loaded
the gun to shoot man by the name of Akin when her
husband finding it out, attempted to take it from her
In the scute the gun went off and the entire load lodged
in her left breast
DEATH OF JUDGE sHuRlps-The st. Louis papers an
nounce that this gentleman died in that city on the st
instant Judge Shurlds during his long residence in
Missouri held many important public trusts and dis
charged them all with fidelity and integrity He was sue
cesavely Secretary of the Senate Auditor of Public Ac
counts Secretary of State Circuit Judge and Cashier Of
the Bank of Missouri The last Office he held until lately
and resigned it after service of Is years
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RAILROAD LApIEs-At convention lately held in Aher-
deem Miss in favor Of the extension of the NewOreans
and Jackson railroad Inv the yygv of Aberdeen Miss and
Florence Alabama, to Nashville, lady who was present
Mrs Mary Sms-proposed through one of the speak
to be Of the twenty ladies to subscribe the
S1ooo oo,b o.;nr so1 0o6 IN the road sha ir,,,
diatey responded to by nineteen Others and the sum
made up in a few minutes The whole amount subscribed
at the close of the convention was S300OO0
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The PoLrr,cAL ABoLrIoNrsr.-The Boston Post thus
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your political oboitionsts He chuckes every
Of cruelty to slaves as SO much political capital and go
ries in the commission Of rapne and murder by negroes
upon whites Notwithstanding such deeds end in the pun
hnent of the black man by fortunes and death and the
tightening of chains The political aboltionist is so de-
,ro-l +to4 "A 10 lizfa,,l+ t +eI f.o-, III, l,4 -f -
f " ' ~
he hates the most the black race or MS OWL
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The FIRE ANSIitLAToR-Lieut. A. d. Dundas, com
manding the Cassipore FAST Indianan has written q
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says til"' VIII" "'0sN ""-1ip'I u tut inaon"e9 VI
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SxoRBsM-A special correspondent Of the n Y Herald
dispatched to Concord to make researches into the hsto
ry character manners etc Of the democratic candidate
fer the Presidency sends back the following astonshn
revelation
will tell you an anecdote Of Pierce which is approDo
to the sensees charge ofbeng IA aTstocrat few day
ago ne was IN company WIh Two gent emen from tn
soutn' anu o5 VI li's VINO was an hoheS
boys > mot him y,non yybicb CON pnrr. s5t IN
him in the most friendly manner Just as # he gas squal
station to himself This is exactly his disposition CID
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PoLIrIcAL BATTLE-There is frequently what NAV h
+l5 shaw erir, i, ann ,o,i+i.o1 a,,1, 49, ~, g.,
.'N t"P - Ing ~ 'Ni p'l'.0" ''s'is'' o"O ' w
lowing rom te hehtueky hhe strikes US as the erac
shot" of the
Gen Scott started Ms Captain in the army, and f,eb
nm IN the ,,oeition oF Comma cbiaF ca pi,c
started as Bri,adinr General and fought nm TO ,a5g
Gen Scott started on foot and rose m TO The harl of
war-horse where he remained conspicous mark far III
enemy's bullets in every war Gen Pierce started on
pIunriur seed y and f,pfeR down In footbac frnr
there to he'd and from bed home before his first war wa