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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04
City intelligence.

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T.; A., ~. - ~, o,nna,,art +ha+ A. .,. 40
A. 81 ~. ,,,, ,I,, nos 1ot - en- - s.,,; |
ba f,I It,;oa oe +,a d;s.ster ,vent obroo5 on a. |
tbrsora +onr,.s and dame Runner with bar ,rol;s
fa.utv GOV, t. 70 on ,,reoub litter of nonstrous and
dstortd ti g.. ~ ~ that III. n.a;mont that sur
mort ~ e,.a.., oi+,;, o,,,r,ns in frort If tbe
bu,,d;,n IA ,,s 40 CO.., &c h,b ,orob ona ,orded
on the other da of tbo street korsam % Others that
tho entre ,van fro. ~ a. for,.s eroet had tonn,a,.
and others apan that tho whole from basement
to cornice had heen mazda re,era, smash of
every bov rot extea and rushed to the scene
of destruction and along thu strsets there was nothing
hut tramp tramp tram and turb;d strsam of hurry
| ing and anxious hundreds
The reality wasn't much after nj, The trntb NAV he
banpily illustrated by the story Of the Ibernan during
the deuae(hs fact is another testimony of the anti
ouity of thsCetc nations)-who after in vain soliciting
Noah for Massage in the Ark and sanan o .ha ton .,
high mountain with the water up to his chin cried out
to the lustrious navigator Go along with your old dur
ont for it ia going to be bxs small shower at hest -,
The facts are that from some fault in the masonry of
the columns of the portico they gave symptoms of
cyity to assume the horizontal instead of the perpend
cuar position One accustomed to use plain language
would say that they were about to fall Some were
warped outward some inward as soliciting support from
the walls and others again were twisted both ways
every waytypfyng every grade architectural horror
like the marble serpents in statuary that affect to gobbe
IN Laiocoon and inger in an eternity contortions
Great crowds collected around scene the looked
for disaster and one ingenious Hooser thought it IA tar
nal shame that such sharp tavern should go to rack
that way 81 But the thing wouldn't tumble. thereby
disappointing public appetite for excitement and spelling
a very fine item of city news. About the dinner hour
the Mayor informed of the impending disaster and
Immediately dispatched messenger to the Street Com
missioner with directions to it; and also ordered
barrcade to be placed the street. to prevent the
people going too and getting bricks their hats
The architect of the building (Mr. Purvis,) soon
there and brought with him strong guard laborers
armed with shovels aud poke sticks who to work
upon the top the pedment which they relieved
of about tons of its weight, by showering down
small storm of mud and brickbats The danger
,rnro.binr the ,aras wara orderad to stac arms az
retire to ouarters
word as to the structure of the porco and bui,dinc
generally
The walls built mostly on the site of the old build
ing the foundations OF winch were lald about the veal
1851 Inc new poilhg having oeeh enlarged by an ex
tension to the depth OF Two lois pack the foundation
the back wall has not settled equally with the other por
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The attention of the public called to the superior facilities of
this office for the execution of EVERY VARIETY of
&oot, Sob, an1 dSancg Gettsr= apress lprimtima,
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
To The smallest and most delicate Card Circular
style of unsurpassed beauty and elegance and at pr,
as moderate office in the city,
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
one of ts most complete and extensive the South Large
additions of the
Latest Styles of Types, Borders and Ornaments
Have recently made and the latest Improvements in the
business will continue to be introduced as fast as
they make their appearance n the Northern
and Western Type Foundries.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and dispatch in the latest and most
brilliant style.
t Particular attention will be given 10 the Printing OF STEAM
BOAT BILLS and CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS md POSTERS,
which departments been the selection of
materials Having Press immense dimenaons enabled to
larger sheet for Poster than be procured elsewhere
Particular will also be bestowed LAWYERS
BRIEFS proohee Of which will be furnished notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

Sag AccIDESr-The Nathez Courier of the I'd SAYS
sad accident occurred week before last the borders of
Franklin and Copiah counties in this State. Mr. Kid
we'll Of the former county returning home with his
wife and child from Gaatin where he had been crippled
short time before by falling into well He and the child
were lying in wagon. His wife riding behind on
horseback tree fell the road the wagon got
opposite it, sking the child upon the head killing ii
instantly. Kidwel, hearing his wife scream, she saw
the tree fall raised his head and til escaped the blow
] by few inches
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

SINGULAR CAsE.-A strange will trial last
week before the Nigo (Indiana) Circuit Court. The
esator had been firm believer in witches declared his
children all witches aud wizards and that they had
sought his life and the destruction of his property Tn
der the influence of this deluson he disinherted his
children. The testimony conflicting The Judge
charged the jury that if they believed the testaor
influenced by that deusion in making hi will it void
The jury could not agreeone for the alidy of the will
and eleven against it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04
ns- Wires, TO Your Posrs First Ward


Gg- WHIas, TO Your POsTs First Ward,
First DsttcThe Wings of the First Ward Of the city of Nowo
leans Formerly First Second WardS Of the Second Municipality
invited Godfrey Gnes Ball ROOM Nayades
and Pomnia Streets WEDNESDAY EVENING next at o'clock
for the forming Club support Scott and Graham
r. NJ Graham, Alfred Nehsnny NJ Walton, Osborne H. NJ
Summers E. T. Parker Seawel Robert Keleit N. Marks VIM
Wilson Mathews L. Matthews, R. r. Ballard, H. Harvey Brown,
Fibney, p Hays G. W. Leovy Thomna Kelly
Seek, Charles F. Hozey a. w. Thaxte W. Strange,
Prendergas Lane A. b. Seey John Leslie Andrews
Clenenz Puckery p A. Shaw T. Singer George Wilhelm
H. A. Burton Joseph Falun A. T. Colder W. H. Whe lton Joseph
Freliche ST. Barr, John Maehng, Joseph Fulehe Jr
Gatze Davenport Wells Francis WERNER Bandhon
Hart F. Slough Ka John Kemp, H. Pearschel p Dopp
Schultz N Zimar David Ferr Nicholas Beeher
deng W. Deany j. Coleman, T. Ksane George Douglas Louis
Felrsth p Heany Christopher Wild Michael Martin A. kaman
Bouch Steel f. Fretsehmd H. Fabre, j. Fabre,
Nuss, Msching Briggs J. Miller, James Dang
Klein Niandal Barry Going j. b. Gribbe c. Schn
Bachino Isaac n Samuel Philips jacob Fey G. NJ Bayiy '" $
Cambel w. N Bason, Raybu Adolphe Layet Neville, G
Dorsey W. Free Jas p Feret Jas Godng, Henry Renshaw
H. Thornhl, Chas Nal Greenwood, j. O Person. DAME
Byne W. W. Dunbar, Jas A. Clifford j. b. Henderson, W. W. Me
Carly, Adophe Mazurean, ]. Fey Major Blanchard oct2
gaa~ The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON Capt. Stone will PRINCETON
EVERY FRIDAY thereafter Shippers rely
tinung in the trade during the
9ptf STRoTHER BRoS Agents, Is Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04
TELEoRApHED 10 THE CRESCENT.
an tff National Vine.
roHice Corner Of ST. Charles and Gravier streetsJ
Further by the Atlantic. ls

T0ffce Corner OF ST. CnarleS anu dfafler stTeets'J
Further by the Atlantic.
gs6s9s All NEwYonx, October 2.
The following additional intelligence is gathered from
the papers and circulars brought by the Atlantic
liverpool Markets.
+ Rrown shipey Co. quote Cotton without the least
change in price the departure of the Canada with
quiet market They also quote the Corn market
changed Wright Grundy Co state the sales of Cot
ton on Saturday 1000 and of Monday at 5000 bales
On Tuesday the market freely supplied by holders
and the embraced about 5000 bales prices being
ther weak. On Wednesday the market opened quietly,
and the sales of the day would probably reach 5000
5000 bales They quote Fair Orleans Mt G to Mid
ding Orleans at sad to SID Fair Upands Cd, and Mid
ding upands ia to per lb. In the Flour market
vorte brands scarce selling at extreme rates
In the Manchester market the demand had been good
and full rates realized
McHenry's Circular quotes Bacon Beef and Pork ex-
tremey dull Cheese in request, and The
market bare Lard which quoted nominally
Cos. per cwt
London Markets.
Sugar firm but without change in quotations, Ii
foreign sugars but little doing In Coffee large bu
siness was doing at firm prices Tallow firm with
upward tendency with rates Rice steady at 20s Cd
| a 21s. per cwt. for Carolina
Shipping Intelligence.
Tho steamer City of Manchester arrived at Livofpoo
| on the 21st of September.
The ship Tyerore [evidently mspet by the telegraph
left Liverpool the 10th of September and went ashor
| the second night out, the Irs 90 tst.
Cuba and the London Times.
The London Times publishes another article on Amer1
eau affairs and particularly with relation to Cuba which
attracts as much notice as the former article
4 NewYork Cotton Market.
4 NEwYoRK October 2.
The Cotton market is yet quiet and todays sales arr
limited to 500 bales. Mddng Orleans is quoted at lo
to 1913 and middling Uplands at 1oS to loao per To-
i Fist Fight----Duel Expected
BALTIMORE, October 2
A dspatch from Norfolk, Va, states that difficult.
occurred last night at public meeting in that city be
tween Henry A. Wise and j. G. Holiday, (the name
the member of Congress from that District is Alex
Holiday Esq and blows exchanged between then
| A duel is expected to be the consequence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

SINGULAR DIsCovERY,-It is stated in one of our
English papers, that the work draining the Lake HAIR
lem has led the discovery of Immense mass of hui
remains, deeply imbedded in the mud, and placed
precisely the spot where according to topographic
chart laid down in ISL and which has always been
sidered perfectly accurate the unfortunate village
Nicrewenkrk situated and which in 1882 swal
lowed up by of those eruptions of the North Sea
which formed the immense Lake of Harlem
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

FROM FISHING GRouSps.-We learn from the Glou-
cester Telegraph, that Mr. Addison Merchant of the
of A. Merchant Co, of that town. returned home
Saturday from Prince Edward Island where he has
attend to the schooner Florida which seized
carried into Charottetown. The vessel condemned,
ordered to be sold at auction Mr. Merchant put
good deal Of trouble in recovering his property In
of selling the vessel she into port she was
stripped and almost every article sold separately
The vessel knocked off at about $1,000 and the other
articles brought $500 These with the expenses
tending, make the whole amount which it has cost the
obtain her release about $1,000 The Telegraph
syes There have been several arrivals from the Bay
Saturday morning all ofthem with meagre Weearn
them that the mackerel and of the
fish play within three miles of the shore The prospect
is that the American vessels will obtain poor fares
this Fall.
We learn that Captain Demngs, OF the schooner Leon
ard Mckenzie of this port when passing through the
Gut bound in hauled down his b for the purpose OF
waiting for vessel which in company with him to
come up. While laying to- he boarded by officer
from the cutter Daring who told Captain D. that he should
seize him
Capt Demngs said in reply that his vessel not te
be taken he not violating the treaty and the of
ter words had passed between them the officer go
sci by that he going after force Captain
Demngs however had received further trouble wheI
| the William Babson left.
Wealso learn that the lieutenant who in command
of the Telegraph the first of the has been
and another put in his place, who does not disguise hi
| vessel, but keeps his flag flying all the time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04
& Come, come, you forget that am present, .

CANADIAN MINISTERIAL APPoINTMENr.-The !'Toronto
Colonst y has special dispatch from Montreal which
states that Thursday evening the 23d ult the Hon
Jean Chabot Chief Comm issioner OF P ublc
Works. in the place of the Hon. John Young, resigned
Mr.. Chabot previously held the office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

LUNCH AT sHApEs-Let the hungry and the thirsty
hasten to the shedes at lunch time to-day Falconer has
made extra collection of and good things to eat
and Byrnes at his post to do thing in the liquid
line in way that is not easily exceed Byrnes puts a
finishing touch to ulep, cobbler or cocktail which is
perfectlY excrutiating.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

FAMILY PoIsoSEp.-A jeweler of st. Louis, together
with his whole family, six in number poisoned
Gently in consequence of partaking of food into which
quantity of arsenic had been put Two mulatto girls in
his employ suspected of having committed the crime
One Of the daughters is deadthe others slowly
covering
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

NOVEL TRAiN.-The Sacramento Union of u late date
mentions the arrival in El Dorado California, of nine
who carried their provisions and traps to Carson
river in three haadcarts and there threw them away
They made the trip in seventy days from st JOSEPH
to Eel Dorado The Union adds that they in the
joyment of hale health having encountered difficulty
| on account of the .tortness Of The srass.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

A New BRANCH TRADE.-An importation of thirty
six ratesnekes from the United States lately arrived
Liverpool The containing them came very near
being preached the passage. The ship ran short Of
water and the sailors hearing fixing in the cases
supposed they contained bottled port Another diff
Guilty at the Custom House, but the having
given living proof that the reptiles not included
any prohibory tariff they allowed to pass free
I,,S,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

THE CONGRESSIONAL LiBRARy.-Thc library in the
Capitol which destroyed by fire during the last
sion of Congress- together with large portion of its
liable conte ats is learn from the Baltimore Cpper
now being constructed in New York, both floor and roof
galleries and booksheve all of cast and wrought iron
Forty enormous brackets of iron, weighing nearly three
quarters of ton each will support the roof of the apart
ment about forty feet above the floor The design is of
great beauty and richness and presents much variety
form scrolls mouldngs rich and free foliage, flowers and
fruits.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

TIE MOBILE AND NEwoRLEANs MAIL LlNE,-Thc Mobile
Tribune pays the following deserved compliment to the
Messrs Geddes agents of the mail line of steamers be-
tween here and Mobe
The efficacy of the service performed by this company
is 30 established in the midst of ALL that few think
how great is the energy and About mid
night Monday, the piston of the Oregon broke,
her mail was necessarily lost here Tuesday and
though she lay helpless for twenty four hours her mail
and reached here the Florida Wednesday
morning
On the Of that day. the Clay" towed her to town
and the fine boat California; Captain Ensign, was de
tached from her lake trade to replace in the reg
ular line The California arrived and departed Thurs
day, and will do so again to-day. Thus-happen what
may-trom the great and ready resources of the line
company permanent injury to the public
| service
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04
a1orDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1856

- III re new Constitution, in French and
Jim, see Supplement.
Z 81 Boats 1tabtng Bort Uuspap.
rs Table on Third Fage.
TIE BARBECUE 1T PLaQUEJMLNE.
1 This affair, for which extensive preparations
hAd been made, came off ct Plaquemine, in the |
Parish Of Ibsryille, on Saturday last. The
Ioese Of iii location offered to the view beau
tifn1 grove.
Hundreds from West and East Baton Rouge
from the Parish Of Iberville, from New Or
leans from st. Marys, and from Ascension
latter Numbering some seven hundred to eight
hundred) were upon the ground. The Baton
Rouge delegations were received with COM
plsmentary address, which was handsomely
responded to BY Mr.. Barrow.
At IL O'Clock, NJ, the spirit stirring notes Of
Messemer's fine band, and the signal discharge
Of cannon, called the multitude into the line Of
= procession AT the summons to march, several
bands struck up, and headed by our gallant
fficnd, Major Kelly, the assembly Of "fair
Wuenen and brave men moved off in handsome
style
E Ihe sun shone brilliantly down upon the
g q ,,d Tana ),
and the presence Of many fair and graceful
ladies' in the ranks, marching onward in en-
eonraxement Of citizens favorable to Scott, in
s;.., z, A n, xvh;cb broke on+ into re-.
a,,.ars ana =, +he ortb,,rst IF which the
9. ..s.,., = +,,o ,v;nd
e oov and
.s.;o ssst;yo1 hnt u soor a. ,ye ar.
~. sc
~. ns1+. .,,d s,,s,eot;,e, sometb;na looked
-. a. 81 T. i, 3 tba,,a an
y i j, M
81
H., - ~ ,ith s-eh
IA uta.sa !. 49, ~
$500 ~ ~, 49,, - ~
q 49,
so1Ao - : 1,.s1i - -
upon 'he groun'' allu W aie soiiy ~ say 'na'
ssly sou.leniy s'ai0neu aiy soous ooi.aps'o,
80 lall laales WTre mus. eurluusiy ui,inlsne0
= a !, ~ 'ii 'i-'s' W.. :, Wy
wu.sner y = wy u a..anS' 'Ao -, vs. nYpe 'ne
.auAes' n0iSaite. ~ e,e. WI maj nm
uowA - g 49, ai'N 's'''''
o ~.
guy sa.1sls.,'on w nau' Nas "
nice, new 6 fittings OF our democratic friends
49, ~. - % "
profit 70 tailors and matters.
Z = = ~, 80 " y, -.
W. - ~ ~
80 = ~
ssas,' - ei',s''.'' " 1870
needed Ia the tempests rage, and illustrating
by the items of hats and cloth, while his own
hat and cloak were necessarily kept sc in soak -
- Il. -. - - 49, ~ =.
s0fApea "nas = uoselhoi " Aooisiiha oush' =.
y ~ II placad in sucb [, d;st;ponsbed pos;+;on
- T,....:.. a,
speakers platform (bullded by democrat
gave way under the pressure of those who ha6
fhron0efi mon IT, To seek shelter from the rain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

SPURIOUS CoIN.-The Cincinnati Enquirer of the sd
ult says that man named John Lee was arrested YES
terday afternoon, steamboat, about O'Clock, by
Marshal Raney, of Fulton, and officers Flannery and
while endeavorng sell counterfeit silver coin
ne Is now in the watch house and promises to diyuge
as to the places that city where this spurious
| com Is made, on certain conditions,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

FIRE liz QuiNcr, ILI.--Two Touring mills at Quincy, Ill
by Mr. Smith, and the other owned by Wheeler
s. Osborne and called Eagle MILL were destroyed by fire
on Thursday night, the 2Sd ut The Eagle Mills con
tanned 5000 bushels prime wheat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

FArA, ACCIDENT The Brandon (hIiss) Republican of
the Goth ult says: We learn that man named David
Holt killed yesterday at the first bridge this side Ct
Bovina He was riding the top of the cars when his
Lead struck the bridge and killed him instantly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04
Planters, Take Notice !

f5Sf- now offer for sale the largest of
NEGRO CLOTHING
the the tho
manner, will sell thom favorable time prices.
TEN THOUSAND SUITS OF HEAVY KERSEY
FLANNEL. SHIRTS,
HICKORY SHIRTS,
WOOL SOCKS,
WOOL. HATS,
GLAZED HATS,
BLANKETS,
AIS A general Assortment Of
FINE CLOTHING,
comprising every article in the line
N. G. o l. G r,
octi S2p Customhouse aud Old Levea streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

ExGevrRsoR BAparR-Ex-Go Governor Badger, of New
HAMPSHIRE died at Chinatown on Wednesday the 22d
u of disease Of the BRAIN at the of 10 years and
months.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

vorrNG ON THE CARs.-A gentleman just down from the
West has given the result of Presidential vote taken on
the cars while coming from Cleveland to Columbus The
vote stood as follows Scott 341 Pierce 116 Hale g.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

New pApEn-M Cobot the great French Socialist
has started paper in his 1carian community called the
Nauyoo Tribune 1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

ANOTHER SHIP CANAL PRoJEcr.-We have already
mentioned this project and take from the NewYork
Times the following additional particulars:
is stated that wealthy British capitalists have
in hand an important project for the construction of
ship canal the Ishmus of Darien, effecting
communication between San Miguel the Pacific, and
the point the Atlantic shore, distance of
about fifty miles of which only thirty would require to
be cut the remaining twenty being nayigable by small
river which empes into the Gulf of Darien From an
article in the Post learn that it is proposed make
the canal thirty feet deep and to construct it without
locks which the formation of the country and the pecu-
liar tidal currents of the two opposite to
make not only practicable but preferable.
1t has been ascertained that the waters the Carb-
bean rise and fall "A inches while that of Pacific
rise and fall "a feet This curious ordination of nature
would give to the waters of canal communicating be-
tween the two seas, tide each way day, with
twelve feet heada sufficient motive force to deliver
sells from side to the other in a single tide without
any other propulsion. thus rendering the towpath and
locomotive power of all kinds, superhuous whether for
sail vessels or steamboats,.
The deepest to be made in the whole distance is
only hundred and twenty feet and the
timated at f7O00OOo. The prominent parties to the
project in London Messrs Fox Henderson the ar
chitects of the Crystal Palace They have procured
survey to be made by Mr. Osborne, eminent English
engineer from whose report gather most CT the fol
lowing particulars Abbott Lawrence late Minister
to England also understood to have interest in the
enterprise From the character of the parties and thu
encouraging tenor of Mr. Gsbornes report there is
to hope that ship canal is destined finally b.
opened between the Atlantic and Pacific in Ney
| Granada.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

AN ARrrsr DEAp,-John Vanderlyn, the celebrated
American artist died suddenly at kingston NJ y, on the
Esd uit. --------------
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04
.aNrF Ietenteess's de zsosas de la Teitte

BUREAU DU TREsoRlER,
VILE D NLLE-0HLEaSs, Is Aoht, 1851
par Ia presene dome dehteas des bons eeh
lie lancienne Vile e1unepats, de esve de Lafayette
uue pref eute. lea obligations dues
inters bos bullets echus dser
lau2Ol Ni H. 1AfSLhSD s trshf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

THE CoTToN CRoR Tho Kinds county (Miss) Gazette
of the Both ut says "We regret to announce that tho
weather for time past has been exceedingly unf
yorable the cotton crop We are now fully satisfied
that the combination of events of the past month will
greatly reduce the crop in all this region and it seems
quite certain that pretty much the same causes have
operated with like effects throughout the cotton country
We think the evidences unmstakable--the crop will
be yery Short "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

The sons of Doge of Venice got into quarrel. II
the height of passion OF them said to the other
you are the greatest in Venice,n
Highly offended at quarreing in his presence the Dog
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04

SENT BAcKTwenty- three paupers, sent to Boston at
the public expense have just been returned the
principle the authorities of Ireland being obliged topay
their passage both ways,