New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-16

The Intelgencer mentions several case5
MAD DoG.-A genuine mad dog was killed in st. Louis
the 7th inst Several quiet and respectable members
of the canine family were also killed. suspicion
DEoisED.-B G. Terrell Esq, Of Toronto county, Ga,
appointed of the Electors the Webster and Jenkins
ticket has written letter declining the honor and an
nouncng his intention to vote for Scott and Graham
ARRIVAL ExTHAosDIsARY-The Mobile Herald of Thurs
day says: 'iWe understand that by vessel which |
arrived here Tuesday from Bston forty huxom
lasses who to constitute part of the menags of the
Battle House"
It appears that the report the acas between Senator
Bright and Mr. CARRIER Of the Courier. in courtroom 1T
Madison, Indiana very much exaggerated 1t WAS |
said that Mr. Bright threw inkstand at Mr. Garbes
head. It turns out that the whole affair consisted #
some harsh words, without action.
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BAD sPEcuLArIos.-At Pittsfeld. Mass a few nights
since Dr. Root heard somebody respasing upon his pear
tree and running suddenly surprised the rogue who
off without much bidding the doctor good night
leaving gold watch hanging twig of the tree He
made good time going and left valuable tame hanging
SMALL NoTEs IN OHo.-The Cincinnati Enquirer says
The Treasurer of the State has given notice the
raj County Treasurers that he will receive the notes
of banks outside of Ohio if under the denomination Of
five dollars He ought to have gone further, and pro-
scribed all that miserable, disgusting, sinking ragged
tattered brood of small bills issued by banks in this
State They disgrace to the people of the state
PaE,Ius-For the best peck potatoes left at
this Office, on before the 10Th October 1852 will
give the Journal for six months For the best peck of
For the best half fbushel apples will give the Journal
for Fix months [Paducah Journal.
Ditto for u.s. friend McCarty; but should insist upon
the editorial rule in Of prize essays stories
specimens returned
OurRAeEThe Louisville Courier of the 5th inst says
About o'clock last evening fellow scaled the walls Of
| the Magdalen Asylum on Eighth street and nearly
frightened the ladies Of the institution out Of their
He had attempted before to obtain admtance to
young woman who had taken refuge there but
very properly refused On this occasion the
the inmates alarmed him, well collecting large
| crowd, and he beat hasty retreat''
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| CHOLERA ON THE RnER-The Louisville Courier of the
5h says that the Saturday previous six persons
named Bohanon and the others Bridges bound down the
river moving boat their way to Texas Arkan
sas landed at Concorda in this State to get medical aid
for of their number who had the cholera He died
that day and three of the rest died of the disease
yesterday morning. and the only two survivors dying
yesterday when the Fawn came up. Any friends they
may have left in the city requested to go down
| take charge of the boat and property.
INGENIOUS ScHEME.-A London paper informs us that
large number of companies have been formed in Engant
in aid of emigration to Australia One of these, which
reoices the title of the Great Australian Emigration
Company" proposes to send out emigrants at ESQ pei
head the money to be advanced to them the security
of friend, resident in England This to be repaid
by instalments through the company's agents in th
colony to which the emigrant is bound. For the
this ESQ., he gives his bond to the company to pay to thei
agents one-fourth Of his earnings for two years Th
i
deposit equal in amount to take equivalent nubt
of shares-the money being returned to him the
the two years if the emgrant fuls his contract with tt
= company
MELANCHOLY AccpEsT,-On Tuesday week, at the par
tation of Mr. Thomas Jones. Carrolton Miss. Nj
Hiram Duncan went into the well for the purpose
cleaning it out when it caved in upon him to the exten
to nearly bury him. Mr. Jones and negro man en-
deavored to draw him out but could not do it wthou
violent il lry to,Mr. Duncan The negro man went int
the well then to take the dirt off of him. when perfec
avalanche of caving took place. filling the well to th
depth of fifteen feet, and entirely covering then
several feet Assistance Immediately procured
and all haste made to get them ou-ate that evenin
they taken out dead beyond the PHYSICIANS skill
!, resuscitate. Mr. Duncan was poor man. and leaves
wife and several little children quite dependent. I'll
negro belonged to Mr.. Jones.
O. A MsLAscHoLy CAsE-The st. Louis Union of the OF
says Among the passengers the Banner State wei
the three Miss Hunts who just in from the Plain
These ladies formerly resided in Ripley county Indian
and in the month of April last in company with som
seven or eight members of their family passed throug
1t this city en- ro, for California They made
progress il their journey the plain
before the cholera in its most malignant form made
among them and when they reached the cit
of Salt Lake every male member of the party had ae
victims to the awful seourge Thus left alone and wit
their natural protectors the ladies determined to
e turn home and performed the return trip without
rs counterng any extraordinary prvaons. This is We
t. remarkable and painfully interesting case.
q LosC ExuE-On the 9th Instant says the New Pr,
N sian Gazette small carriage, drawn by two small POM
stopped ut hotel in klosterrasse at Berlin In 1t VI
e. an old man. meany dressed with beard reaching to
g breast and female nearly aged as himself The il
keeper pleased with their appearance and not und
I'd standing the language in which the old man addres
if him. refused receive them. The old man then spoke
es French to au officer who passing and requested hin
Ell speak to the nnkeeper He informed the officer that
from Siberia where he transported in 1872
nr prisoner he being at the time sergeant in the Fre
army After marrying and living in Siberia forty ye
ry he had suddenly felt strong desire to visit his nat
VS. country and with the aid of the Russian authorities
ell set out for Nancy, the place of his birth
Ii; An AwruL CRIME "A fendish attempt was made IN
IL, Louis the Sh inst, to commit the arocous ana
niols crime of matrcide The circumstances are orle
he these; In the ''tefno'' oi ."'' u"', ., y,
IA hahieu Hoi "e'''' o " =. !, -.
T., Fitzgerald at Smiths boarding house. corner Of Loc
n and Sixth streets where she employed as dofes
IL, lie demanded of her money, and threatend to
M her in the event her refusal The unfortunate won
m was compelled to deny him tho required aid, Wherein
he drew hand-saw file and stabbed her in seven pla
l in the arms and breast She fell to the ground from
effects of the wounds and for sometime it was suppo
mt that she couiu not survive 1"o VI .n'e' sNi pa
in clans We're called n and after consultation decided
the chances in favor of her recovery The inhur
of monster has been arrested
IN
T , TIE CATHEDRAL LouIsyILLE.The new and sple
or Catholic Cathedral of the Assumption at Louisville,
III dedicated Sunday the Sd inst and the ceremone
In described having been beautiful and imposing in
IA eAtrehie' Luz 'oufhaA "eseiioe' 'o n'"i's " s'
and states that it is ornament to the city, and
monument of art, inferior to in the United st
MON affords accommodations for two thousand worship
nse The Journal gives the following list of the Reverend
in tlemen who oflcated on the occasion:
e OF The Most Bev Arch bishop Purcell Consecrating
this op; tho Rev Mr.. Woods Arch Deacon the Rev
he Hutchns Deacon the Rev. j. NJ. Bruyere Subpeat
-. the Rev D. Mcclure, Deacon for holy chrism and at
a.ri- gate The Rev. Messrs Deganquier, Voll, Macs
con- and McSweeny acted portaores tsti The Key
came Lancaster Coomes, Elliott and Durbin omciaiea
cnaunters ana accoIaing 10 T Grsgorsian cha
e the Tho Row pster kali q D. acted in the capaci
He t,,rttira,i,s The Most Rev Archbishop VI 81