New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-14

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LOUISVILLE Nav 49, O'Clock p NJ
| The Magnolia and Bella Donna arrived to-day from
NewOreans and the St. Louis. Alex Scott, Magnolia
Chancellor j. s. Chenoweth Europa and Gen Scott bay,
departed for that port The river stationary and tber
| is feet water in the canal
heavy thunder storm is now prevailing
| Cav srv,,ot,p,s Mrs.,cr Gov sey,po,r of co,ro+;
cnt has sent in his message tn tba Teg;sature II. i
soppd nm the Comnroise of the last
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lie says thae 'e s1e iiee iroi oeo'' anu advocates
| repeal of all public executions.
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| SERENApE TO Mr. WEBsTER-In Boston, on the night Of
tho atb instant Mr. Webster was serenaed hv tba p,
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gaze bano Ut the resueh'e u MS fa'ge
| in Sumner street Some TWO Thousand people assem-
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| New JERSEY GEN. CAss.-The Democratic State
Convention of New Jersey passed resolutions declaring
Gen. Cass the first choice of the democrats of the State
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mander of this expedition visited New Bedford last
for the purpose of obtaining information from our whaling
CAPTAINS in relation to the coast of Japan and securing
their in the enterprise Another object which
he had in view was to that those of our shps
which could make it convenient should touch at Jeddo
during the next season for supplies thereby facilitating
the opening of commercial relations with the country
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CONNECTICUT LEGIsLAruRE.-Ths body met on the 9Th
inst when James T. Pratt democrat, was elected Pres
the Senate In the House. Charles B. pheps democrat
elected Speaker and Hitchcock and George sayes
democrats Clerks There was a grand military turn ont
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THE UTAH JuDeEs-A communication to the Baltimore
Sun, dated at Washington, 9Th inst. says:
Orson Hyde, Mormon. was nominated to the Seaate
oy .e 1 as OF the Iefri-
tow or Iitah ;s Harris rasipnad ' do e'ie
Judge Brandenburg. Of Utah resigned Yesterday 7
have not learned the name of his successor.
" hafrs iate Secretary q o!ah, mas learn de-
tba President - -''' "' 'i W
FIRE IN LouIsvILLE-On the night Of the 9th inst. a
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The LATE FArAI AFrRAy AT CoLuMBIA-We learn from
the Lancaster (Pa) Examiner that an examination of
the witnesses in relation the late transaction at Co.
lumbia: in which Officer Rdgely shot fugitive slave
named Smith has been had before j. W Fisher Esq It
is the intention of John L. Thompson ESQ., the District
Attorney that the whole transaction shall be thoroughly
intends IN Law al, +,,a o1;ao,oa haf,o o., Dill. - :,
have reoustion made on the covar,or Of Mrrlnd fr
tho narson of Mr. Riaoou
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PoIsoNING.-A London paper gives an account of the
poisoning of three children by eating ornamented cakes
nresent from friend one of whom died in dre. df
the others were saved oplv nv promp medica, aid Tho
coroner in summing nm repretted that monv s,m;,o
cases ofdeath under such circumstances had come h,r
him and expressed hone that stop would he mt
sale NJ cakes ornamented bv sucb noisonous rtar;.
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CAunoN.-The large and commodous storehouse, with
I'LL its contents, of Mr. William Kelly, of Poweton Bruins
wick Va destroyed by fire the 26th ult The un-
of burning fluid with which Mr. KeI,vs brotbar ,s ;
the act of filling lamp II sbould he recoe cted that
care is the parent of safety
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boarders at Bixbys HOTEL MI s. b. Crane of Massachu
sets discovered late in the afternoon by one of the
servants hanging to the post of his bedead unite dead
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directed TO his relatives in in which he
takes actionate leave of them and beps to he forgot
ten telling them to shed M taars fr him q. b ,y not
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worthy VI any ne oohciuoes MS Aetter py the following
SAD WORDS would stay with you, but have not the
courage IT required more courage to live than to de
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The next Woman's Rights Convention is to be held at
Westchester Chester county pannsy1yo,;o On +ha Oh ~
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