New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23
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Our friends Scott Soaring are well known They have
Leyee and Cana, sreetsthe daily resort Of hundreds
Every body thinks of his clothing at this cold season wish
ng 10 be unlike the fool in King Lear who shrieks out
Toms cold =, Scott Soaring are among the first In
bringing out the latest fashions and possess tho Of
MAKING appafsi neat dnraole ano ~ mooe'a'e Pr'ees
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AR LINE RAILRoAp.-The NewHaven loe) papers con-
masonry Of seyeutyone miles Of the air line railroad COM
msncing at New Haven and extending eastwardly.-
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Moss'Nc MA'oR.-fne residence OF Ma)or nodswortn
OF was attacked on MONDAY nignt the zotn
ut by few fo"dles VINO oroke tne onnas sao
IN the sash with clubs and stones rock" Weighing
nearly pound was found IN tne paror next morning
excuse for this outrage was the OF an Of
dinance BY the Town Council ew Gays 0eiore 1or tN
suppression OF fntemperance. ~
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proved acres Of anin Kentucky is stated at 27t
the cash value of which is $154330262 In Indiana th
number of improved acres ia 5046 543not quite half th
sum in Keutucky-and valued, at sl36Ss517s This t.
| bic will be found in the fifth census, 1885, III
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FHHr.-They catch large quantities OF hsh colle
doubt the sttest fish that swms either IN fresh or ga
water Tho fishermen say of these fsh that when hun
nm nv the tan in a hot SUM- of summer day they vi
melt and entirely disappear except the bones IL pu
ting up about fifty barrels this season. one Of the she
men made two and half barrels Of oil from the hes
and leafat alone without the least injury to the
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EUROPEANS IN CosrA R,cA-The Governor of Costa Ri
desiring to encourage the settlement Of European labor
aud capitalists within their State have made unice
grant Of more than million acres Of cuiti.atable h
: on the shores of the Pacific around the noble Bay
lGulf Duce and zone or belt of land Of three miles
BREADTH from the Atlantic 70 tne faeinc tor earr'
road or raisay 70 connect tne TWO oceans ana torn
line ot route sraversaoie IN WE'VE noul ,ton sea 70
from 'Wo vi LILO nhess poi - o ~ sAo "oiiN
English papers are canng 'ne aseen''on ..
tnat country " .ne ae'' - u''AAoe N'A'S 1oA "
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! SAILING OF Mrss1osARtEs-The ship Trade Wind sal
from NewYork Saturday the 13th for California,
two far oreoon Rev Messra si,as q Harmon rdvard
wasworth, Samuel D. Bell. James Pierpont Thomas CT
don. John G. Hale william G. Pond and Obed Dickins
!; They are all accompanied by their wives
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The ABOLITION VorE.--Full returns from some Of
States and estimates based upon partial returns from otl
s+.tas ;ustf tho heef that the oreo.ta voa for In
'Ae ''A'. .ae' . 70 ~, wv -e =
Hale, at tne accent Presidentia eieetlon, was IN
neghborhood of 10000. In 1913, Van Buren, recei,
ae2 szs-shovna a dminution of ,nore iha, half in fl
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CHNA.-The following extract from DR.. Gutzlafs "
exhibits the Chinese in q somewhat new light Forei
org xbo know nothing ahout tbe internal state of
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country, are aps " Am"sne 'na' 'nefe feieus '''
peace Nothing is however, more erroneous insurl
tions of villages cities and districts are Of frequent
ro,co The refractorv an;r;t of Tho peonla ths.onn
aAsn. - -ANs er - e - ', Nfp ~
I sion and emoezzement OF tne manoarins' ana OF
causes such dearth and demagogues, frequently ca
q an unexpected revolt
STEAMBOAT AcctDEsr-Loss Of LVe.-A dispatch fl
st. Johns, N. B dated the 15th says The steamer
mira st John, late of the British Provinces contain
twenty aborers run down in the harbor yesterday
k steam fripate and all on board except seven,