New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05

lcHzeannDI De luily received sDy NOV. ID, ana
must certainly be IN BY Nov. III The wings
# Eouisiana, undismayed and full of the nm
Tavering strength Of convictions and the buoy
lney Of hope, will then marshal into ranks, and
lold their own. We pledge the Rangers to be
then, as ever, ready.
\ OUTRAGEOUS FRAUD We are not afraid to
speak out the truth even where our own party
is concerned, because we are a desperately virtu-
Gus and independent journalist. What, then,
will the public think, when we state reliably
that the wing vote has this year been doubled at
the Balize! Last Presidential election it was
one vote, and now, Eyes, NOW y it is two votes
Give US the name Of the guilty party
III BIZ FAIR, GENTLEMEN; Be FAIR The wings
have certainly secured one state of which dem
ocratie braggarts mako no mention. 1t is the
state Of nulity--as is fully proved by the NUM-
Der Of rags the democrats are daily pulling off
Of our wing friends.
SELECT SoIREE.-We are requested to an
nounce that select soiree will shortly be given
in behalf of those unfortunate gentlemen, C the
original Scott men, & A new coat or hat will be
considered prisna facie evidence Of villainous
locofooo, who has been betting on the elections,
and will secure the prompt exclusions of its mise
rable and constituencies possessor.
PORTRAIT OF WAsHINGToN.--We have received very
handsomely engraved likeness of Washington from the
agent Of r. b. Welch In this city 1t is taken from
stuarts portrait has the testimony of u s. Senator'S
Washington Irving e. W p. Gusts, Jared Sparks w H
Prescott etc. behalf Of its excellence 1t is for sale at
Norman's, "A Camp street Mr.. Byerly is the agent.
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latr publications.
From j. G. Morgan, Exchange Place. adjoining the
Post office.
Ks1cKERnocKER MAGAZINE, November No. S. Hueston,
8 New York 54s gi -
There is no need Of eulogsing Old Knick." Ellsworth
one half Of the whole body Of its contemporaries.
DEBow's REVIEW. November No.
This sody valuable periodical is invaluable refer
ence to every Southern or Southwestern man
MEDICAL Text BooEs.By reference to advertising
columns it will be perceived that Thomas L. White, No
IS Canal street new No. 1867 offers for sale an extensive
catalogue Of Medical Books at Northern prices Medical
Professors Students would do well to call and examine
his stock. VI
Attention is called to the advertisement Of Todd Co.,
100 Canal street, headed Cork jacket Life Preseryers"
ELECTION REruRNsWe are indebted to the officers of
the steamer Texas Ranger for the following:
Alexandria gives majority for Scott and 12o majority
for the Constitution Deocrtc gain in Rapides, far
heard from 49, 1t generally believed that the par
sh will give majority against the Constitution At Hol
owes Prairie, Scott 49, Pierce g. Poverty Point Scott
2 Pierce "a. Marksvile, Scott % majority pre-
cinct has heretofore given democratic majority At
Campte Scott supposed to have majority the DEM
oerats generally voted against the Constitution.
ST.. TAaIMANY.This parish gives majority of 40 for
Scott and Of 122 for the New Constitution.
BnIo TEHu.srEfEc The brig Tehuantepec arrived
yesterday from Vera Cruz Capt Curtis reports that
the 2Sth ult. about o'clock, A. NJ, the brig went
ashore at Grand Point in thick heavy weather. after be-
ing hours without correct observation AT
the time shewent ashore the brig under close reefed
oretopsa and doubl reefed mainsail spanker and
remained that situation until the I'd inst when by
the assistance the towboats Louisville and starshe was
taken Off without any damage and arrived yesterday at
this port.
Extensive RonBERyThe st. Louis Union, of the 25th
ultmo says Mr. Fisk, Spectator from New0rleans,
complains that he robbed the steamer Forest City,
while the boat Wabash Island, of trunk contain
ing fifteen thousand dollars in clothing ewelry Watches
money, etc.
LAST DAY OF THE Cincus.-Ton night is the last enter
tainment board the Floating Palace, foot of Canal
street. Tomorrow this immense establishment with all
its niitab to Agiers and tho next
day locates itself the street. Jack
son Square. We need not suggest the Importance of
ayang themselves of this last opportunity by those who
have not yet seen the Palace.l
The LoBos IsLANDs.-The Courier and Enquirer learns
$ from source which it can rely with confidence,n
that the gentlemen concerned in the guano expedition
from have dispatched agent to Madrid to
negotiate through the American Minister there with the
Court of SPAIN for the lease purchase of the Lobos
Island This is the first time we heard Spain had
any right title to the Lobosslands; but it appears
claims that Peru her soething-that she
surrendered the Islands, and that they not
rated in Perus possessions
The important Ship Canal which is to unite Lakes Su-
peror and Michigan will be begun The surveys
location have been completed and the ground has been
found quite favorable the easy speedy construc-
ton of the work expected.
INpIANAThe full oioia! returns of the recent election
Governor show the majority for Wright the democratic
candidate, to be 20,031
Gov Wright has resolved not to appoint successor to
Senator Whtcomb but to leave the selection tho Leg
ature which meets in January He also declines have
his name used in connection with the office.
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DESTRUCTIVE FmE,A fire broke out at Troy Y. Y, on
the evening Of October 2S in the finishing shop of
Eaton Gilbert Co., on the west side of Sixth street. An
adjoining shop, with five cars, and several small
buildings adjacent and in the year five brick buildings
Fulton street, with adjoining wooden dwellings, the
Baptist church Fifth street, and small dwellings
in alley entirely consumed The loss is estimated
To ry half ins,
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RAlnoAp cosrRAcrs.--The contract for building the
n to an eastern company of contractors $177oO0O
It is to be completed within twenty-five months.
The NewBrunswick Legislature have confirmed the con-
tract of the European North American Railroad by
overwhelming majority.
ARRyAL OF IaIMlGnAsTs--The ships Constellation and
Jacob A. Westervelt arrived at NewYor October IS
from Lyerpoothe former with Ola and the latter with
1908 immigrants
HoNoas TO Mr.. WEBsrER.--A meeting of the members
Of the Suffolk Bar was held in Boston, Oct 2Sth at
which resolutions of sympathy for the family friends
Of Mr.. Webster were introduced.
The same resolutions were subsequently presented to
the United States Circuit Court Judges Sprague and Cur
tbs on the bench Eloquent and touching speeches were
made by Hon Mr.. Slemner and Rufus Choate. Also by
George I. Curtis and Judges spraguc and Curtis
During the remarks of Judge Curtis he gave in
terestng and affecting account of his interview with Mr.
Webster in his dying hours On occasion when his
friends We're gathered around him. Mr.. Webster said.
What would be the condition of any without hope
in Immortality What there to rest that hope upon
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